Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-25
MARTINS FERRY

The programmes for he different after
Moons ana evenings of TIE School Expos I
ton are about completed. Wednesday az
teraoon viii be pupils day, and owing to
the great number OF them the public car
hardly be accommodated. But or We'd
nesday evening The exefci es upon TIE
l stage viii begin at $50. with the formal
l opening of tbs show. The stage Will be
| occupied by tho members Of the Board,
I teachers, superintendent, aud invited
guests. Among the latter will be Joel
Wood aud Jacob Snyder, who we're mem-
bers Of the fret Board organized here
some fifty years Ego. The music will be
furnished by the union chorus OF l4O
pupils. Thursday afternoon and evening
is occupied By marcbiug7, music, dumb
bell drills, historical Tepres entstions, etc.
Friday forenoon the visiting teachers will
be admitted, and Friday afternoon the
general public. Different programmes
will be presented on the stage each time.
Friday evening VIII Wiiress the closing
exercises, and thereby comes a special an
n0uncsmeDt. The Exposition is such a
new feature in educational matters
that Dr. John Hancock, who
ia the State School Commissioner
of Ohio will be here to examine 1t, and
will make the huai address on Friday
evening He is ssd TO be a witty and en-
tertainlrg speaker, and If course, the pO-
i!ion that nl hol 's mskes uiu enough OF
"biggun" for everybody 10 want 10 hear
him. His visit quite thing fer the
Martins Ferry Sc ools Last Friday even
ing the trGl lists o. articles were added
up. end 10 was found that The children had
made over ]. 600 different pieces for eShi-
biti0n. AN of these were made outside Of
ech0o Add 10 these the kiDdsrgart n
and drawing of the school work and 10 be-
gins to look ss tha acue.s had 40 eie-
plant Of some proportions on their hands
NJ they get every thing put mp IN LaiaJ stta
Hall. Daily bulletins Of the exercises will
be posted 20 some ceotnl pOius, SO that all
may know whca to 20. An ia all, 80 Will
De q gala week lor the people iu end about
Martins Ferry.
The following ideas nave been suggested
'o, toe guidance Oh tls public in csss fire
is DISCOVERED, by q prominent member OF
The Fre Department. Frst-Tbe person
discovering the fire shall call by telephone
| to the central operator if possihle the loca-
ton of the fire. The operator shall tele-
phone Go Che factory or other place whege
an alarm esq De sounded, nearest 90 where
/ the fire located It is also imperative
thai the person at the placs where the sig
nal is given shsli give tbs proper signal so
chat the members of tie department may
known exactly where to go to ind the fire.
| Ssc0nd-The general alarm Of fire, made
by G. succession OF short b'a3ts, after which
the alarm which de5ignaies the location
can be given.
On ADCl II the Improved Order of Red
men will celebrate their sixteenth ami
| versary. Wanelta T ibe, Of this city, has
| secured lafayette Opera House, and fist
class celebration ceremony will be held.
| Grand Chief Of Records I. J. Irwin reports
two new tribes 10 the State during the past
week, one 40 Manchester and one st Nenia.
Scoot Hull, Anna Wassaman and Frank
Dill, whose escapede and srrest was men
toned in Saturdays paper, were hued on
| saturday Dill aud the woman got so
and costs and Hull $25 and costs and ten
days in jail
Instead Of a Democratic primary as was
called for tonight ia the City Han, it wall
be open TO al citizens. On Tuesday even
ing citizens primary viii be held in the
/ third ward.
Mr. Joseph MuDslow, Of Findlay, is in
the city.
Mr.. Cadwallader Wells is on the sicb
list.
REYNOLDS, the Tailor, Fourth 81