The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-28

Gossip About People IN whom the RRb-
he are Interested.


Jake Kenple Is home again.
DR., Reeves has gone to Atlanta to attend
the cotton exposition,
Miss Jessie Camden has returned from an
extended visit to her old home ut Weston.
Miss Annie Uranium, OF Bridgeport, who
Is attending school at Beaver, is home for a
few days.
A. A. King OF Cleveland, well known in
this city, arrived Saturday evening and Is at
the Mcclure,
VIII Orr brother Of Superintendent Orr, Of
the, Bridgeport schools, Is sick with the
typhoid fever.
Miss Annie Turner, OF Easton, Nd, Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. B, n, Hildreth, South
Front street, Island.
Mrs Morgan H, Gregg and daughter, Kate,
returned Friday evening from the West,
where they have been visiting.
Superintendent DeGraff and Smart left
Saturday, the latter for his Indiana home
and the former for little western trip,
The wife and daughter OF Col. Donald Nc
Kay, the late Chief Of the Warm Spring In:
dians, have arrived from Oregon, and Joined
the Chief at the St. James Hotel, where he
has been stopping for some time.
MISUNDERSTANDING Jackson, Of the Gov.
ernor,s office, was presented with box Of
fine cigars Saturday night by Agent Howard,
Of Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co.'s publishing
house, The attendant ceremonies were quite
imposing. -
Gus Phillips, well known as "Ooity Gooft'
In lis play "under the Gas Light" was IN
the city Saturday, He has left the stage and
gone on the road as advance agent OF Barley
CampbelPs my Geraldine Company, Bart
ley himself, by the way, is expected In
Wheeling the last Of the week,
Messrs, W. c. BroCkunier and A. W.
Campbell left Saturday for New York, where
they will attend the National Tariff COnven-
ton, which assemblies there this week, MIR.
BroCkunier Is one OF the delegates appointed
by the National Glass Manufacturers Asso-
citation to represent the interests Of that In
dustFy In the convention,
Dan Rice, who is In Wheeling, and has
been for several months, Is trulya ubiquitous
parsonage. We see by an eastern paper that
he is leCtnring up in New England, and the
New York Mustra'ed Times says The or gi-
nal Dan Rice, the once popular equestrian
Broomsgroye street. Birmingham, None OF
his relations were present, their addresses
being unknown; but tho last moments oil
poor dan" were solaced by the kindness
and attention OF his old friend, Mr.. Yardley,
Hon, J, j. Burns whose part in the late
educational meeting did so much to make II
both interesting and profitable, Is among
friends while In this part Of the country. lie
was principal OF tho st, Clairsville public
schools when elected State Superintendent Of
Ohio, and to him is largely attributed the
high position the schools OF that classic vii
LUCE occupy at present. lie was engaged In
educational work elsewhere In Eastern Ohio
for several years prior to his acceptance Of
the principalshlp there, and always met with
q large measure OF success, Ills boyhood
was spent at steubenyille and other places
In THIS vicinity. He was engaged on the
Southern side In tho rebellion having been
located In Louisiana when the war broke out,
and held the rank OF captain In the Conied-
crate army lie left M indelllble impress
on the Ohio schools when State supehntend.
ent, and now enjoys an enYiable national
| reputation as an educator,