Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-17
THE BOSS TRIP.
The Gallant Andes Loaded Down with
a MAGNIFICENT List Of Passengers.

From two to half past three o'clock yes
terday afternoon the wharf was pretty COM
fortably filled with people. looking at the
embarking of passengers on the gallant
steamer Andes, and listening to the sweet
strains of music produced by the Opera
House band, which was located on the
hurricane roof of the boat aforesaid. The
majority of the passengers were en- route
to Cincinnati to attend the May festival.
and as the Andes steamed out of port she
presented gay and enlivening appearance.
There were waving of handkerchiefs on
shore and on boat, and as the suspension
bridge faded from view the conviction set
tied down on the minds of all those
on board that pleasant voyage was ahead.
There is no more popular commander on
the Ohio river than Capt. Charlie Muhle-
man, and if he but knew the warm feelings
entertained for him by thousands and
thousands of people along the Ohio river,
he would be recOmpensed for his unremit.
tent kindness, generosity and devotion to
the comfort and happiness of the general
travelling public.
The list of passengers was as follows:
Mrs. Weir, Mrs Adams, Mrs. Site knaugh,
Mrs. II +. Behrens. wife and son; Miss
Ella Amick, Miss Flood, Mrs Carney. Miss
Annie Glass Miss Hattie Glass, Miss Ella
Friend, Mrs. Ada Boggs, Mrs. James Reed,
Mr.. Kennedy Friend, Mrs. Chas. Howell,
child and nurse; Miss Mamie Britt, Miss
Annie Carson, Mr.. Flaccus, Mrs, Leuders,
Miss Aggie Caldwell, Miss Jennie Coen,
Miss Aggie Murine and friend; Mrs Dana
Geyer. Mrs Wuntz, Miss Alice Schopper,
Mrs. W. H. Hamilton, Mr. ]. T. Stone, Mr..
j. c. Thomas, Mr.. J. w. Nichols, Mr.. ]. c.
Wells, Mr. ]. S. Reilly, Mr.. W. H. Faris,
Mr.. Rockland, Mr.. H. Vaas, Mr. {. Exley,
Mr.. C. +. Bradley, Mr.. A. Pollock, Mr.. Jas
Stanton. Mr.. and Mrs Bickerton, Mrs.
Wright, Mr.. Flaccus and wife; Mr. Andy
Johnson and mother; Mr.. Louis Hummell,
Mr.. J. w. Amick. Mr.. Henry Snodgrass, all
of Wheeling.
Mr. F. Drexel, New York; Mr.. D. Rooney,
Pittsburgh; John S. Mabon, Allegheny;
Mrs McCoutz, Miss Presley, Miss McCantz,
Miss McNeel, Miss Mabon, Allegheny;
Miss Fannie 0'Neal, Miss Menager. Mr..
of Steubenville; Miss Annie Grove, Mari
eta; Misses Askew. Schooley. Morrison,
Mary Waters, Mrs. Schooley and J. J. ORR
son, of Belmont; Mrs. Myles, Miss Ben
ninghaus and Miss katzbur, of Somerton;
Mr.. and Miss Moore, of Proctor; Mrs J. A.
Mcintosh and daughter and Mrs. Williams,
of RayeDswood; Miss Lowry, of Letart;
Miss Carrie Norris, Mr. Harpin and brother,
of Hartford City; Mrs. Grant. of Pomeroy;
Mrs. Phillips and two daughters, of Mid
dleport; Mr.. and Mrs. Cox. OF Cox's Land
ing; Mrs. c. A. Sheppard, Mrs. Theo. n.
Wilson, Mrs Clark and five ladies, Galipo-
lis; Mr.. and Mrs. McClain and Mrs Leonard,
Bellaire; Mr.. Foreman, Miss Foreman and
friend, Mr.. Brown and wife, Hon. C. I.
Caldwell and wife, Hon. d. H. Leonard and
wife, Mr.. r. T. Jones, Mrs. Chas. Seatt and
wise and Miss Belle dis, of Parkersb urgh.
The above are the names of those who
had secured berths, but many additional
passengers were added just before the boat
left the wharf and whose names the re-
porter was unable 10 ascertain.