Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-14
S1OUNDsvILLE.
a Day run Of Newsy Events in our sister
Town

Day run Of Newsy Events In our sister
Town.
.pr.i0. Correspondence or ne Register.
MOUNpsvILLE. August l3-Judge john
A. Campbell will hold q special term Of
the Circuit Court next Friday afternoon.
A couple Of ycurg lady teachers saw the
glass pigeon hole 10 the Mound City Hotel
Office Yesterday, and went in TO get their
|msI McFldten smiled all over his face
| aai tod them be was not handling Uncle
Sans matter at present, bat hoped IN the
/ near future 70 De able to accommodate
l them.
Prof Crseo, of Wheeling, has been here
/ the greater part of the present week.
Tue "Kaneas' crowd gave their usual
| performance before Justice Crisweu yes
lesdly afternoon. The case was for the
unlawful deiaiucr OF horse.
Prosecuting Att rney Meighen got on
[ biz dignity, aud imagining he owned the
co1r' house, together with al privileges
thereto belonging got into racket win
some Of the teachers and complained 70 the
sheriff that they were malicious set, and
not taking proper Gaze Of the court house.
/ It is needless 70 say the Institute is still
progressing.
We hear theie was q rattle snake killed
one day last week measuring eight feet IN
l lsrgih and as thick a. msn's leg. We
wish % add that this story was told us on
| the Sabbath day, when all saloons are sup
posed 20 be closed, By q strictly temperate
/ Young man, and none Of Mason'5 liquid
/ refreshments got N xsd in the ;ale.
ID. n. Shields, cf Ksyser, was Ia the city
I yesterday
Campmoelirg will bsgin Thursday morn
I iue st 6 o'c,ocS. Tls 6g5. services will
I De held IN The evening when several memo
riai addresses will De delivered.
/ Toe second day of the Marshall county
county Teachers Ils,itute which opened
/ ia Mound,yille. Monday morning, was a
very profitable one TIE attendance was
Iunasuslly lar.e. over 100 teachers answer
I ING 10 toe morning roll call. ID. Bllis-
IdeI, Of the Wheeling Female College,
opened lhe Institute yesterday morning by
rsadiug o Psalm, after which he asked
ask d Tor the Divine blessing on all pres
en-. TIE choir, uudss the leadership of
/ Prot. r. J. Parsons, rendered that beaul-
| ful anthem Jesus Lover Of bly, SOul,
and the exercises opened by Miss Eitella
/ MarNn VINO read a beautiful paper, the
subject of which was "MusiC III School, "
Which showed marked amount Of
| thought had been given TO that sub
I ieci. Miss Annie Policy, Of the Benwood
schools, read a paper on the Kindergarten
/ Method which was highly appreciated
/ by all present. Miss Pelley is an ener-
qetic instructor and deserves great deal
of credit ilr the way Ia which she handled
| the subject assigned 10 her. The hour Of
I12 having arrived, Parson sang
\ his Crow, Row. Row your Boat, 4"
\ aud the teachers went to their
MONDAY meal pom Resembling, Miss
I Cora Myers read q biographical sketch Of
Pestslozzi, after which Prof. W. b.
Mathews delivered a lengthy Grafton on
the subject IT "Rsci.ations' and asked for
the opinions OF others. and about half the
l teachers pre- lent took part III the discussion.
/ Miss Mary McCabe read an essay entitled
Horace Mann, which she rendered with
effect. Pot d H. Williams is the
instructor and is doing noble work. The
Institute is the largest ever held in the
I county and The inter, 10 manifested snows
that toe teachers are thoroughly aroused
to the work which they have undertaken
to perform. At night, Hon. J. Alex
Ewing aud T. J. PaTson delivered ad-
dresses on the powers Of teachers and civil
government. The Institute will meet
agsin this morning st Q O'Clock.