Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-19
PERSONAL CHAT.

NEITHER General Schofeld nor General
Pope wants to succeed General Sheridan at
Chicago.
\ JupeE Foraker is known as the Eight
ming speaker" so fuently does he talk from
the stump.
WILLIAM 81. VANDEBBIIr has gone in his
special car to pass a week in the White
Mountains.
E~x.GoyERNoE STANFORD, of California, is
in London. His health Is much improved
by his visit abroad.
GENERAL SHERIDAN will remove to Wash
ington on the LIST of October. He will take
his staff from Chicago.
BISHOP BECKwIrH, OF Georgia, has dotted
clerical robes for a months shooting and
fishing in the Northwest
CAPTAIN JAMES B. EADs has received from
the government $3.50 900 for his work at
the month of the Mississippi.
Mrs. FRANCIS HoDGsoN BURNETT has been
seriously ill Of nervous Prostration at her
summer cottage at Lynn, Mass.
d. W. BUsHYHEAD, the old chief OF the
Cherokees in the Indian Territory, has
been reelected after q bitter contest.
REV. THOMAS HARRISON the hoy preach
err" has been engaged by the Methodists OF
st. Louis for five months next winter.
T. B. ALDRIcH and Mr.. Charles Francis
Adams, Jr., are on their way to Mt. Desert,
Maine, from Lynn, Massachusetts,, in a
yacht.
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND and John Kelly are
lodged under the same roof at Saratoga,
both being guests at the Grand Union
Hotel.
LORD CHIkF JUSTICE CoLERIDGE is strictly
guarded during the sitting of the Bristol as
lies, owing to threats made against his
life by the Fenians.
AplUTANT GENERAL DRUM and Colonel
Burr have returned to Washington from
their tour OF inspection of military posts
On the Western frontier.
SENATOR Don CoNERoN is deriving great
benefit from his treatment by an English
surgeon, But he writes that he is com
PEELED to totally abstain from the use OF
chanpagne.
GOVERNOR BUTLER, when off duty at the
Massachusetts, State House, sails in his
Yacht. In the spring he looked weary and
WORE, but now he seems hale and vigorous.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR says: 81 had a chauc =
0 see two things on which Kentucky
plumes herself-her horses and her beauti-
rul women-and | am a thorough believer
in both of them"
Miss NELLIE ARTHUR and party arrived
at Block Island yesterday. They will re-
main there through August and will b.
ioincd by the President on September 3,
IN his return from his vacation trip.
GENERAL FRANCIS A. WALKER will be no
longer discussed as a Gubernatorial cGndi.
late in Massachusetts,, as it is remembered
Lat he has not lived there the seven years
required by the Constitution.
PRINCE BISMARCK passes his time at
FREDERICKSBURG in directing the improve
ments on his farm. He spends five or six
hours a day In the open air and gives
orders to his workmen as though they
were mere Secretaries of State.
SENATOR WADE HAMPTON, who never met
General Grant until last winter, recently
said: 81 was very much surprised at the
Conversations powers he displayed. He
is a spledid talker, and | was very much
interested in his account Of his travels
abroad. | confess l found none Of that
reticence and want Of ability to express
himself that l had heard so much about. ]
found him a much broader and ADLER man
than l had expected. He discussed the
Mexican question as he did every other
question on which heard him talE-with
agreat deal of ability"