Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

a6out 4 and walked off. The reference IN
iater meeting and the fact that Col. Ran
was heard TO enquire later for friend well
Versed IN the code, led to considerabis
speculation, and the absence Of the Attar.
ney General from the city to-day increased
the appearance of a brewing storm. but tbe
announcement Is made to- night on The
pest authority that all differences hays
seen satisfactorily settled and that IN,
S9ts Is not likely to be deprived of tla
services OF either gentleman. ~
The senatorship.
/ W: st. Clair, OF Fayette, who got here
last night says in connection with the
question of filing Senator Davis place
that Quarter stock Is adyancins in tbs
Third district, and that he will 90 into the
caucus with as many votes as any eapdi.
cate nom that section. The anti. .Kenna
CIRCULAR, OF which telegraphed you some
Gays since, is said to have been issued Al
{ eChariest0n, and itsNRthorship is attributed
70 prominent lawyer of that city. Kenna
wlll probably lock after his fences while in
that nei ghborhood. His friends here saw
mat when be gets stirred up he is the best
worker OF the lot, and that the circular re.
ierred 70 put him on his mettle. Mathews,
port az least 70 rely upon, and that he will
have Senator Days aid, wken fhe lattsr i
out whioh rhany persons;liere still decline
70 fe2fzas 1e1a{prd'G Hanyass Ia repre-.
o&Etai 1S kfinQ ~ acff 1<1n!ifk se1<s etlsf.Is
eyeE a Third district representative who
was here last week told me that Wheelinp
might expect to see an army of workers
on hand this winter in the interest of cam
didates from that section, beside which
former delegations would pale into insig.
nificance.
General and Personal.
Congressman elect Wilson, of the Sec
ond District, was here Friday looking
over the House and taking observations
Tor the benefit Of his coming service. He
made an excellent impression upon mem.
berS to whom he was introduced, and M n.
gled with regrets over the prospects OF
losing Judge Hoge, there was general graft.
fcation expressed that the State is to have
a,frst class representative in the person OF
his successor.
Jake Kemple is still here working up his
proposed lecture with great aSsiduity. The
only rebuff he has thus far received was
from a member Of the House, who when
asked to sign a call requesting the orator to
come on from Wheeling and deliver his
lecture, said he could not find it in his
heart 10 put the lecturer to the expense OF
so long trip simply for the qualification OF
a Washington audience. Jake told him as
he was already here he could stand the
expense, if Washington could stand the
lecture.
Major Tom Norton and bride, nee Miss
Wheeler. of Hammondsport, n. T., spe mt
the pleasanter part of the week here, and
the gallant Major was overwhelmed with
congratulations over the acquisition of the
charming lady who now shares his for
tunes. They expect to spend the winter in
Wheeling and locate in Colorado in the
spring.
Senator Camden has gone to New York
to remain until Tuesday. His hospitable
family are settled at the Arlington for the
winter, and Miss Annie, whose last visit in
Wheeling is pleasantly remembered now
ranks as a belle at the Capital.
The medical faculty of Wheeling has
be en- represented at Washington this week
by Drs. Reeves and Hardesty.
A reception by the West Virginia Asso.
citation to General Goff is talked Of for next
month.
Col. Bob Blair, of Richie, spent yester-
day here with his two promising sons.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Bleakmore, q former West
Nirginian, now of Iowa, was here Thurs
day enliYening the West Virginia colony
by reviying old Wheeling and Moundsyille
"reminiscences.
Gen. Hans Criswell, of Marshall, has been
registered for several days at the National.
Charlie Scott's friends are jubilant over
his reappOintment,
The Can't-getawa! 5 send regards.