Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26
PERSONAL.

K,sG ALYoNso is to visit Emperor vii
| liam of Germany on the 10Th of Septem-
Der.
MIS-. s. II. De LONG, widow of the cap
| tain OF the Jeannettec, is staying at Costage
City.
MILE. MARIE VAN ZANpr has left the
waters of Mont bore and has gone to HON
burg.
MES. BONANZA MACKEY has subscribed
$1,000 for q box in the Theatre ltalienne
in Paris.
! s1H ARTHUR SULLrvvS of "Pinafore" fame
is living al Seton Lodge, Newmarket, Eng
land.
NINE. MoDzEsKA, after spending the win
fer in New York, will in April return TO
California.
OK Friday evening Clara Louise Kellogg
will give a concert at the United States
Hotel, Saratoga.
henry IRVING is building a new house
in the suburb of Hammersmith, OF large
size, where he will give great receptions.
NINE. GERsTER Is going to help the sur
ferers by the Ischia earthquake by singing
for their benefit in Naples M Rome.
SENATOR LAPHAx, of New York c~ultivates
a VINEYARD near Csnandaigua Lake, while
Senator Lamar, of Mississippi raises blood
ed stock.
Fx SENATOR WINDOW vas entertained at
q banyuet in London last night at which
all the prominent Americans in the city
were present.
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON has gone to the
Catskill Mountains. Strange to say, that is
Mr.. Jefferson's first visit to Rip Van
Wrinkles ground.
Mrs. II. P. HELMBoLD, the New York Ex-
press says, was one Of the most popular Ia
dies at Long Branch this summer. She hes
left for Newport.
Miss EDITH ABELL has had the offer OF an
engagement to sing III opera in the leading
cities OF Italy during the coming autumn,
winter and spring seasons.
TEE American beauty, Miss Chamber
layne, is said to have the softest and sweet
est voice in the world, not to mention her
beautiful figure and face among her attrac'
tons.
FIRST Assistant Postmaster General Hat
ton is acting as Postmaster General IN the
absence of Postmaster General Gresham,
who has gone to the SewicSly, Penn, on a
short visit to his family.
MRs ADRIAN IsELIN, of New Rochelle has
presented the Boman Catholic Church OF
the blessed Sacrament at that place with a
check for $4,000 TO pay off ali the present
Indebtedness of the church.
THE late William Writ Skies, United
States Consul at Cardiff, was q native of
W]atertown, n. Y, ard at the age OF III was
a Temperance lecturer ard editor Of q local
newspaper. He was the husband OF Olive
Logan.
TIE engagement of a daughter of Lord
Augustus Psget, who was ambassador at
Rome last winter, and ~well-knOwn TO many
Americans living there 20 Lord Windsor,
a very WEALTHY noblemaa, has been recent.
" announced.
Mrs. S. J.. DUNBAE, q representative Of
We l.knCwn Boston families residing in
colorado Springs, has received the prize OF
SEQ offered by a citizen OF thst place for
the best article descriptive Of Colorado
Springs and Masitou.
Mr.. THOMAS 0AKEs, Of Boston, and EN-
ploye Of the Boston Board Of Trade has
been elected President of the Northern
Pacific Express Company. During the
war Mr.. Cakes was a telegraph operator
under General n. p. Banks.
EVANGELIST WEBER preached at the
lakeside campmeeting near Cleveland, o.,
one day last week. While expounding the
gospel a wicked fly, supposed to be in the
secret service of Bob lngersoll, walked
down Weter's throat and nsaa!y choked
him 10 death.