The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofIntcrcst In the Metropolis
2 -. of RelmOnt County

l . :. q ~
of Bel mont County
The city board O; education, at their
meeting Thursday evening rearrnnged
the old list OF teachers. promoting some
and changing others so that the work
| would 60 In congenial and pleasant
way. No new teachers were employed.
but the! old corps was reelected to
places. rs follows:
Central--High school-Principal, AL
Ice Cunningham. No. !. F. C. McGill;
No. Mary b. Crafty: No. 8 Theresa
Lentz.
. Central-No. s. Anna Blaney: No. Z.
| MargaretMcGraw; No. G. Maggie Kern:
No. O.. Lucy NJ. Brown; No. 4. Florence
Nevans; No. Sue White; No. 2, Sarah
Burtoit; No. 4, Phama Blair. Z
First ward--Prlnclpal. II. r. Nc
Keen; No. s. Nellie Houston; No. g.
Doretta Pfnnenbach: No. l. Minnie
Workman. aEsa III
Second ward-PrIncIpal. ". z. DAN
ford, No. No. 3. Ida Coftied: No. A.,
] Pedrl Chambers: No. 2, Ida Warden;
No. l. Minnie Lowman.
Gravel Hill-Princlpal, c. E. Ruble,
No. 6; No. 8. Lucy Darby: No. 4. Elsie
Luzure: No. 3. Emma Long; No. q.
Emma Reed: No. l, Dora Kinney. r
Indian Run-No. 4, Cora Rose; No.
3, Gertrude Thomas: No. 2, Sophia MIL
Ter; No. /. julia Faupel, principal.
KeIly--No. {, Myrtle Clements; No.
3, Lucy McGregor: No. ., Laura Horf-
man: No.l, Martha kirkpatrick, prln-
| cipal. 4
Belmont--No. 2. Kate Rodefrr, prIn-
cipal. No. ], Anna Hays.
Music-J, W. Liller.
Cadets-stella Fawcett and Bertha
Brainard.
Librarian-AIaud Corbett.
Israel Ross, nm excellent colored man.
who Is master teaser in the Enterprise
window glass works. and Is spending
his summer vacation here with his
family, was caught by cottage house
he was assisting In moving, and for
time 1t was believed lie was dangerous
~ hurt, but he will recover all right
from his injuries.
1t seems 70 be mistake that Ru-
dolph Miller. the Darlington man whose
head and face were the worse because
of the use OF an officers mace, Is dead.
He is not dead, but has been going
about. The word may have been sent
otu to create sympathy, as the indica-
lions ure he VIII get we'll and be pros
ecuted for his attempt to kill an officer
here.
Harry Tannehill. the young man who
was arrested here about year ago by
officials from Peoria. H.. on u charge
OF completely In u serious crime. Is
again In the city, and says he was fully
acquitted Mt the hearing. and has been
engaged In business there ever since.
He Will remain In this city about ten
1uy.c thap 20
DR.. S. r.. Barker still occupies n
cell In the city bastie for shooting into
n crowd of boys on the river bank. after
the boys houted ut him until they set
him wild. The doctor Is an erratic
fellow. and couldn't stand the jeers
OF the boys.
Tie yachts which have been plying
between this city and Wheeling have
been doing quite n large business. The
r. E. Groves Company have made ar
engagements 10 have another boat In the
trade next week.
Rev. J. c. Mace. of bridgeport. will
fiji the pulpit In the First NJ. f. church
tomorrow morning and evening. Rev.
0. w. Holmes being absent at Kent, O.,
where he Will I'll the pulpit.
J. Howard McGregor and Or. Sher-
man. OF New York, who has been Mr..
McGregor's guest for few days, left
yesterday for Columbus. where they
Will call upon friends.
Everybody Is expecting the Bellaire
Trades Council to lift the boycott from
the street car men on this side Of the
river tomorrow, and they may do more
than that.
Miss Berenice McCorby entertained a
party OF friends Mt her home. in the
Fifth ward. last evening. a very en-
joyable time was had by all present.
There was another special meeting OF |
Bellairc Chapter last night for work
In the Royal Arch Degree. and three |
candidates were put through.
The c0mmandery Of the knights of |
the Golden Eagle were Installed un-
der their new charter last night.
Mrs. n. K. Beuzie and sister. Miss
Belle. left yesterday for Muskegon,
Mich, to spend few weeks.
Herbert, the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Fordham. Is seriously Ill ut his
home in the Fifth ward.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Boyce, Of Gas City.
Ind. is visiting Mrs. c. II. Dankworth
on Franklin Heights.
1HolllHS STRONG went 10 WarnOck
yesterday. TO spend 4 few days with
friends and relatives.
Miss Kate Murphy has returned home
from three months visit with rela-
tires In Newark.
Miss Blanche Thornberry. OF Barnes
Vile. Is the guest Of friends In the |
Fifth ward.
Miss Jessie Butte left yesterday for |
Pittsburgh. to spend n week with rel
ntives.
Miss Alice Cunningham will leave |
next week for Cleveland TO visit rcla-
tfves.
Miss Margaret Bonner, OF Allegheny,
Is the guest of relatives here.
IL. I'LL