Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-22
TEACHERS CONFIRMED
Alta Regular Mesting Of the Bard Of
Education Last Night.
NO CONTESTS IN THE RECONNfEN-
DATIOtNS OF COMMISSIONERS.
SALARIES FIxED-THE LEVY FOR
SCHOOL PURPOSES FIxED-RE-
PORTS OF OFFICERS OF THE
BOARD-OTHER ROUTINE BUsI-
NESS TRANSACTED.


NESS TRANSACTED.
The July meeting of the Board Of Educa-
ton, in many respects the most import
ant of the year, was held last night The
tax levy was fixed. salaries named, and
teachers appointed for the ensuing year
Following is complete list of the teach
ers confirmed:
High School-Principal, H. B. Work;
teachers, w. D. Turner, E. ]. Stephens
L. J. Meyer, q. M. Roberts, R. L. Dean
L. G. Woods A. B. Irwin; janitress, Mrs
Fannie Pratt.
Supervisor Of Music-N1iss Lucy Robin
son.
hington-Principal, c. S. Brilles;
teachers, Laura A. F'rew, Ella c. Ve.th
Mabel Hanes, Carrie Kindeiberger, Mollie
B. Kuhn, Ada B. Greer, Mary e. Hart
Mary w. Hall, Mollie H. Francis, Kate
B. Roberts, Minnie White. Belle NJ. Fox
Mary ]. Arbuthnot, Mary G. Turner; sub
stitutes, Louisa Scharf, Sarah Otto; JAM
itress, Rebecca Drake.
Madison-Principal, j. C. Gwynn; teach
ers, Annie E. Reeves, Virginia Norton,
Kate Hall, Jennie M. Hervey, Martha NJ
Burt Kate A. Wincher, Annie Owing
Virginia H. Hervey, Hannah Whally, Es-
teIla Hull, H. w. Pace, E. M. Underwood
Mary A. Faris, Mollie Pogue, Lizzie Tap
pan, Belle McGranahan, Matilda Lynn;
substitutes, Bertha Uthman, Grace E.
Stone, Emma Beall, Lenore Krauter; jan
itor, G.. r. Scatterday
Lincoln-Principal, ]. McH. Jones;
teachers, B. A. Cox, NJ L. McMechen. FL
la s. Jones, Fannie B. Lee, Ada V. Lewis,
o. W. Beasley, Z. M Glasgow; Substi-
tutes, Mamie F. Walker, Lulu V. Duff
nyer; janitor, Alex. Butler.
Clay-Princfpal, Elizabeth Clohan;
teachers, Carrie C. Zane, Amelia Reich,
Jessie c. Dean, Mary A. Bailie, Jane w
Craddock, E. H. McKennan, Mary c. Mil
Ter. Bessie G. Kyle, Lizzie M. Swift,
Ethelyn Sage; substitutes, Ada c. Jep-
son, e. D. Taylor; janitors, Cora Taylor.
Margaret Fulton. Annex, Minnie M. Ma
gee, Bertha Wilson, Luella Wallace, Mel
lie Simpson, Fannie P. Brady.
Union-Principal, ]. M. Hammond;
teachers, Anna B. Crowther, Georgia B.
Fender, Lizzie M. Downs, Maria EIling-
ham, Nell G. STEELE, Ida NJ. Deiters, Ida
V. Ramp, Ella Robinson, Sarah J. Tho
burn Matte v Shields, Amy Chapline
Lizzie II. SdEIIldCk, NIFdC6 EISllSil, sun
stitutes, Maud Noble, Martha Nesbitt
Bette Tracy, Ella Silvey; janitress, Mary
Downey.
Webster-Principal, Mary Reppeto
teachers, Retta Wellington, Ida Rich
ards, Mary Hughes Emma Bowlin, An
ma Smith, Grace Holiday, Kate Ebeling
Emma Kennedy, Sophia Erwin. Agnes
Carpenter, Julia Clarke, Lizzie Hamilton
Ella Mckinley, Lola Irwin, Bessie Evans
Laura Shields, Estella McNash; substi-
tutes, Maggie Hathaway, Agnes Nesbitt
Temperance Garden; janitor, H. Geister
Ritchie-Principal, F. II. Crago: teach
ers, Sarah A. Scott, Emma Steinbecker
Emma Klein, Louisa thinner Margaret
c. Howard, Adah E. Lewis, Anna Bourn
Virginia Kurner Sophie Hoffmeister AL
nina l.. Gould, A. NJ. Campbell, Alma
Mater Wilson; annex building, Elizabeth
Bickerton, Jennie McGown, Belle J. De-
vine, Caddie Watt, Josephine Maurer. M
Belle Kahn, Bertha thinner, Annie Hon
ecker; substitutes, Bertha Fette, Lulu
Ferguson, Bertha Rothermund, Mary
Schul. Laura Crago; janitors, Emma
Echstruth, Carrie Altmyer.
Centre-Principal, E. II. Bingle: teach
ers, Bessie M. Higgins, Annie Moran, NJ
p. Hare, Minnie Lohser, Anna C, Carna-
han, Lizzie M. Dunbar, Matilda Wilkin-
son. Nina Commerford, Julia d. Wilson,
Augusta Handlan, Annie e. Meyer: SUBJ
stitutes. Ida o. Wells, Clara Miller; JAM
itor, Mrs e. Muldrew.
The report of Superintendent Anderson
for the month Of June showed the follow
ing: Total enrolment for month, 4,319;
average daily absence 30S: percentage of
attendance, high school, Sc: Washington,
SO: Madison, sc; Clay, "a; Union, "a; Cen
ire, 90: Webster, 80; Richie, SO; Lincoln,
95; city. "a; pupils enrolled since Septem-
Der, SOS: cases of hardness, teachers, 10;
pupils, 144 perfect in attendance, 1,734;
paid for instruction, $500
In the German department the enroll
ment was 526; classes, 60; pupils of Ger
man parentage. 2S3; not of German par
entage, 243; teachers. 5; paid for instruc-
ton, 500.
The report of Miss Lucy Robinson, SUI
perintendent of music showed 50 classes
of 4357 pupils during the month.
The report of Librarian Wilson showed
a total circulation of 1901 books, of which
circulation, 1873: circulation In reading
room, 9S6: received from fines. So
Bills were reported with favorable rec
ommendation, and ordered paid as fol-
lows: Library SIS. 30: accounts, $234.29
The board adopted the recommendation
of the committee on salaries as follows:
Principal Lincoln school, $40 per month
principal of high school, $50; principals of
district schools. S120; teacher of sciences,
high school, so; high school teachers, SO:
grammar teachers, $50 and s43; teachers
in A division, S43; B, So; =, so: d, SIS
superintendent Richie Annex. $50; super
intendent Clay Annex, SO: German teach
ers, s39: high school, so: music teacher
500; janitors, SO TO $50; teachers who Ia, {
taught less than ten months in graded
school, $50.
The committee on Germln language
recommended the following teachers,
who were approved: Misses Mime Neu-
hard. Lena Riegel, Anna Looser, Mrs. r.
A. Bertschey, Miss 7. K. krau.ar; sIbsti-
tutes, Misses Dora Christ Jensen and Car
RE Fritschie.
The tommi tee on finance submitted the
following list of estima, led expenditures
for tho coming year:
Principals and teachers. SCI zoe
Officers of Board. Observation-Disclosures. 2.(Gt
Repairs ....................... b a9t