The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-25


ling Il two thirds Of the members Of tn
Legislature could be sent back home Thu
moment they arrive ct Wheeling !,
~. %w iIy oS 90 back 70 the senate nom
Il viii not. I cannot afford to neglect
my business, II isa great sacrifice Tor me
and have served my time;
II have pretty good Information thai
Mr.. Prince will have the means to make
strong canvass in your district"
II don't know, I'm sure. He will have
hard struggle to get the nomination"
About funny characters at the White:
Col, Graves for instance, IN anecdote oil
whom appeared few days since In the
lSTELLlGRScRR.
TIE BALTIMORE 4 ONO RAILROAD
/ had a pleasant talk, few days since,
with one formerly high in authority in the
management OF the Baltimore &Ohio Rail-
road. The gist OF 1t was to the effect that
the HempAeld extension was soon to DO
built. Garrett was in favor 0f 1t and all
the other officials, and that the report that
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad was seek,
ing another connection for tho west was
untrue. President Garrett" said my in
iOrmant, desires his son Robert to sue
coed him in the presidency OF tho road.p p
"And Is this the reason Of Vice President
Keyser's resiguationw n
n believe that It wa" tati ,.s ~
sis Mr., Robert Garrett, the son, the
kind OF u man to have control OF such
mammoth interestsP Has he the brain, the
energy, the enterprise, the executive abili-
" and the experience to warrant the trans.
mission OF such powers US are now welded
by the eltler GARRETT"
~ believe that Robert Garrett, by The
time his father will give him control, will
be entirely capablenf bec0minga worthy
president OF the road, You people in
West Virginia will certainly have nothing
to complain OF, Mr., Garrett, Jr., Is we'll
balanced young man, and with more push
and enterprise than his father and, |
might say, with much more libcrality.
From whatI know Of him, and ! know
him well, he has broad and liberal views
OH most subjects, and think he would
muterialize them with reference to the Bal
timore 4 Ohio II he were its president" ,
CHAT, a-fHlmlN
THERE'S party here named Mr. Slip
peryelm, who h cutting wide swath with
Il very small scythe. III.
J, b, Menagcr, u pleasant gentleman, OF
Point Pleasant, Is here.
Ned Stalnaker il tIkingin allthe springs.
There are about nine hundred people
here now The crowd Is thinning out some.
Bishop Peterking preached on the lawn
to-day.
The most fascinating, cheeriest and one
Of the truly beautiful girls here Is Miss
Bessie Payne, Of HillsbOro, n. q. Your
correspondent, like hundred otlleB Is
entirely enamOred.
Gardner Jackson, OF ParkeBburgh, gives
q swell German hero on Tuesday next, in
honor OF Miss Annie Camden.
Kramer Is winning laurels with his
music. q. b.. r..l...'-. sl1 ms
Ed. Norton and wife, who have been
spending some weeks ut Iewisburgh, came
over to the White on Wednesday last
Mrs. Norton's singing was generally ad.
mired Hnd deserved Ill the abundance Of
praise her charming voice received. l
never heard il sound more sweetly than II
did in the mammoth parlor, which II com.
pletely filed the night she sang. a.
Miss lIoyden, a splendid and handsome
girl from Staunton has Just arrived.
Lieutenant II. Robertson, one OF the
habitucs of the Springs, who graduated ut
West Point and has been studying ut a
military school abroad during the past year,
Is welcomed 10 the White by many old
friends, Like his father, lie Ia bound to be
q general .... ......
On Saturday there were sixty arrivals.
Among the most pleasgnt and genial gen.
tlemen at the Springs are Coils, j. =. Rich
artlson and June Walker the former from
st. Louis and the latter from Richmond,
Ky.
To4lNys arrivals were Ms follows w. q
=. G. llanforl and Geo. $. llcyman, Of
Chicago; John W. Gnham, Memphis A.
W. KGrns, Gallipolis, o.; j. Combs, Iron
ton, o.; G, G. Moore, Louis =. Ranquctte
New Orleans Julian NJ. Ruflin, Hanover
9. II. Va; VS.. Van Dulep, Washington,
D. G.; $. T. Thornburg, StauntOn; u. Dun
lap, John MCGill, Petersburg Va; G. W
Branch, Jos. Bryan, j, b. 0uld, Richmond;
A. Popcy, W.; Alex 7. Landlord, G, 80.
X. H.; X. A. lSuckncr L. II. Boneman
Richmond; W, NJ. Warbler Louisville, Ky;
=. L. AlhertOn Louisville, XVI a. ,Blnler,
Charleston, W. Va. .I.... i
Lawyer Quarter and wife, Of Charleston,
are registered here. N'0t
Jake Blumelnick claims that nowhere
else in The world can be made perfect
mint julep, and this fact IL established by
Il Number or Richmond gentlemen who
are a! fail in this peculiar completion.
The person in question is said to be. the
most accomplished man in the profession.