Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-15
BkLLAIRE.

The CITY School Board has selected the
the fo,Ioyring teachers for the ensuing year;
Central Building, High School-Miss
Alice Cunningham, J. II. Anderson, MISS
Nellie Battelle, Mrs. Lilly Kelly. German
teacher-Mrs. Anna Thompson. framing
teacher-Miss Rosa Philips, Misses MARY
Crafty. Margaret McGaw, Anna Blamey,
Minnie Marsh. Retta Pfaffenbach, Maggie
Kern. Sadie Burtoft, Minnie Workman,
Maize McGregor. ~,
First Ward-Miss Louisa Roscoe, Prln-
cipal; Misses Flora Heatherlngton, Nelile
Houston, Lulu Deeney.
Second Ward-Misses Kate Rodefer, Lee
ma Tucker, Minnie Lowman.
Belmont Building-hiss Ada WyrlcK,
Principal; Miss Carrie Lanfried.
Sullivan Building-Mlss Alberta HON
man.
Indian Run-Misses Julia Faupel, Blanch
Howell, Ella White.
Fifth Ward-Miss Belle Beazel, Princi-
pal: Misses Lizzie Holroyd, Martina hlrK-
patrick, Elsa Lazure, Bertha WOOD, Ora
Blon.
A. p. Myers. Principal of the Second
ward schools, and J. G, Richie, Pr1nclpal
OF the Indian Run schools, were not appl-
cants for re-appointment to those POSITIONS
and the places 1lled by them last year nave
not been filled.
The independent publishes the statement
OF account Of Belmont county to Andrew
Hammond for work done at Shaver's coal
works at Wegee, wherein 1t is shown that
6l2 cubic wards of masonry, al $500 per
ward, were paid for. County Surveyor
Bond receEtly measured the work, and ms
figures show that there are but 1888 CUBIC
wards in the 100. There is said to be some
interesting developments 10 be made IN the
matter of another contract OF stone WORK
on the Cash Hill road in Mead township.
The friends in this city Of Richard NJ.
King. the Young man who met with the &C
cident on the b. & o. river bridge, Mon
day night, will be panied 10 hear That he
died about 10 a. m. yesterday. Hews set
ting a brake when the brake chain broke
and he fell from the car. He lay on the
track fully forty feet from the ground for
twenty minutes before assistance arrived.
He was perfectly conscious and acted like
hero,
The regular monthly meeting OF the Bel
mont County Medical Society was held
ia this city yesterday. Several Of the mem
bers were late in arriving, and the most OF
the exercises were heard az the afternoon
session.
The funeral of VIM. Baugh took place yes
terday afternoon. Services were held at
the First Nj. L, Church, and the remains
were laid TO rest in Rose Hill cemetery
Madison Aldridge, the Republican can
didate for County Auditor, is an old Bel
laire boy, having moved 10 Martins Ferry
only few years ago.
The local market was well supplied with
strawberries yesterday, and berries OF
splendid quality retaiied three boxes fora
quarter
Nago. NJrGovap attended the conven-
ton at St Clairsviile, yesterday, and there
was no business transacted in Police Court.
Heatherington' brass band accompanied
the delegation from this city 10 the County
Convention at ST. Clairsville yesterday.
The project 10 organize stamping com
pany in this city is moving along nicely
and meeting with much encouragement.
There is talk of the First NJ. e. Sunday
School holding q picnic at Etldgeway's
Grow, west of Bridgeport on July 4th.
A festival will be held in Boney Steele's
ice house, Friday and Saturday nights, by
the Mechanics Hose Company.
VIM. Long and Mrs. Eliza Gladman OF
GAINESVILLE were here yesterday attending
the funeral Of VIM, Baugh
The Driving Park Association will close
their grounds on the commons against out
siders, beginning to-day.
Miss Laura Mccullough returned yester-
day from Brighton, n. j., where she had
been studying music.
J. NJ. Maring, the well-Suown glass man
ufacturer, Of Muncie, Ind, was in the city
yesterday.
Tom Cullen has returned from visit to
the Indiana gas fields.