Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-13
NAY MUSICAL rrLaR1ns
VINO VIII wander 20 Cincinnati ~ ths
y. 50. Lawrence To-Day.

= 80. LaWrence To-Day.
Yesterday was fair. The dark curtain OF
clouds that for so many days has been
screening the sun from view, passed away,
and the tears of the past week were chased
away by the smiles OF the sunshine. Zine
weather for the::May festival at Cincinnati, !"
was the comment OF the afternoon, but at
evening the never ending panorama OF
clouds and rain came on again and dashed
the hopes of a continuous bright spell.
About midnight the skies cleared again
and there is probability Of cloudless and
a perfect day to-day.
This afternoon Wheeling will send long
array of pilgrims to the musical Mecca,
Cincinnati, and the steamer St. Lawrence is
now being prepared to take them. Yester.
dry she was scrubbed allow and aloft until
she looked as bright as a new pin in her
spring suit of clean paint. Every particle
OF spare room was being made ready for the
reception of guests who have already
flocked in in numbers. The books show
tina. passage has been secured by the fol-
lowing persons:
From Wheeling and southwark there ale
Misses Amy and Annie Chapline, Mrs.
VIM H Caldwell and two children, Mrs.
Sam. Norton and two children, Miss Sallie
Whitaker, Miss Jennie Hull, Mrs. ]. ID.
Dubois and Misses Mamie and Mamie, Mrs.
James McCourtney, Miss Sallie Carter, Mrs.
r. J. Smythe and Misses Fannie and Lucy,
Mrs. l. G. Dillon and son, Mrs. Benz. FISH
er and Miss Clara, Miss Virginia Simpson,
Mrs. +. p. Jepson, Miss Hattie Carter, Miss
Lulu Laughlin, Mrs. Plat Zane and Mrs.
Platoff Zane. Mrs. John Frew, Miss Mamie
Robinson, Mrs. S. G. Robinson, Mrs. Geo.
DIR. Hazlett, DIR. r. b. McLain and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Norton,
Miss Alice Kelley, Mrs. Fannie Bell,
Miss Dixie Philips, Miss Jennie Berry, Miss
Eva Morrison, 4. f. Miller, Louis Juergens,
Nick Crawley, Charles +. Bulger, Alfred
PAUL. and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Coen,
J. c. Orr, Mrs. John Reid, Jr., Mrs. Major
Joy, L. H. Joy, VIM. Wassemeyer, A. E.
Long, H. ]. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =.
Berger. Mrs. Or. Hildreth, Mr.. Sam. Hill
dreth, Miss Dora Hildreth, Miss Amanda
Miller, Mrs. Spaulding Wallace, John
Klari, Charles HanCher. w. ID. Cushing,
Eugene Hildredth, II. w. Toner and Major
4. II. Norton.
Among the strangers are the following:
Frank Robinson and wife, Mr.. Greeley
Brannum and wife, Miss Mamie Duncan,
Miss Jennie Bates, Miss Carrie Rhodes,
Miss Minnie Junkins, Miss Buell., Miss DEB
Holloway, Bridgeport.
Miss Patty McNeeley Miss Ida Welch and
two lady friends, of Martins Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. BabcOck and friends, OF
Cleveland.
The Misses Waddcle, Mason City; Miss
Sallie Atchison and Miss Libbie Day.
WaynesbuIg; Mrs. Yardner and Mrs. Brown,
Steubenyille.
Misses Bachman, Mr.. Geney and friend,
Chas. T. Wells and friend, Geo. MeiSter and
wife. and Geo. Bachman, Matamoras.
Gus b. Spates and C. NJ. Hart entered
at Parkersburg
There can be no more pleasant boat to
travel on than the St. Lawrence and for an
excursion she is superb. Her accommoda,
tions are complete and commodious, and
she is fitted and furnished up in the best.
Capt. VIM. List is a gentlemanly,, courte-
Gus commander, and the corps in the office,
Clerks List, Stephenson and Morrow, will
unite with him in doing everything to con-
tribute to the pleasure and comfort OF the
excursionists No doubt they will have a
Jolly, Joyous time and We wish them bon
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