Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11
PHOTOGRAPHS.
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The most nOSd person in the convent
is Thurman. He looks like man bc,v,,.
advanced middle life and oltsagc, Of r,t-
large frame, with broad shoulders, litl
stoop, rather white skin, = face in whia
there is little cunning, some good natun
some old fogy and considerable mild lori
tude. He is how gray, and wears a r-r
light geay suA, which at a distance look .lih
homespun Ne sits down and is rather -
i've and phlegnatic while tHs proceediurAr
going on. when he rissS 70 make ., no
ZION he puts both hands o. the chair bsks
him, leans forward aud seems to be psrt9
cautious, fos it is universal tsstimony, .hs
he has got. the Presidenkial bee bad; al
expects ta,be the Garfield Of this convS
tion-periAps by a speech 10 sweep ttAp
in his direction. II seems that he has n
political tact, however, and the OhiodAlsn
ion plays around him ike the caN. arosh
he foot Of statue There is no by,play Il
lmno e nesse--nothinE but vGJ heAth-
lmost ample expectation that II the Goa
entioa is fghtninr somewhere ,eady 10 Be-
''r"e " nus 'oP-
mn oms =" % -,
ln neM man. /" oI s"'N Y
henare.s. ne !" Oh sne W IA, ~, ~
temRs ;r. - s;.;,;,a n ~ -. aans sam
anos, and he watches everytmne with
good deal of quiskness, and noWag mud
IN ns sea., ana 'a tn d Ls,i e' v:
aSxh IL a,'enlS1 suAl, pe o.s " Si
near,ng lhe t'uk aoou. 'ns 800 Ia aI"
seemed 70 grM nore nvlem anu no1
communal ,! ne Is p'e. 49, P.h'
lne i,nes " ps mi ~" 800
y ou.h anu e . s.;i;i;, "aIj
geh' S,. w. |" 81, S. Io"S,.h;.
ihg' out na macn ,sa @r
John Mclean, of CINCINNATI, u rshr \
new facs.in general poliiies. He isl pux
man. with dark hair aia on thu, TOW, bels
the medium size. rsshsr spila and sh,psr
in limb and figure, with but little s,pefh
GUS Assh, and Is clDthed generally in bic
black; looks neal, il quit except in y
mer,s recurring extreme Leadership. aNs
gets in his voss or work in . prompt b
cisive, practical way. The younger elsss
in Ohio goes with him; and, while he sri
lite and attentive 10 the older leaders lbs
in council he is rather hard TO swere frs
his judgment and purpose.
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BY Hendricks side sits VOORHEES,, -
rather OF the Southern type, though Ole
Holland Dutch stock. He is tai, With isr
| xlllowy limbs, generally sits WITH Ms VI
o'%a' nas p,Vwn moas'Acnr s"u
| snn. sae.sLa, ,ows,;na ga, v;lh az
| !. ~. ai.nes os ;f Sa could oocrss
70 .,s,, A. Sre
''o" '' J.h.. k.,,v.
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lhe next man 10 nouce Sone hsg
has rather good face, with an easy ses
somewhat between courtesy and sssz
His face rather bellies these indications j
is very large and square, though the -
are not animal. These jaws are cow
with q silyer-gray beard, in which reoss
some hairs Of the former black. His -
is also becoming gray, and bis skin is ssss
ing the color which temperance and q
concur 10 bring. His ewes seem TO Be tEft
and are quite bright He Is very vel drs
ed Ike gentleman. and might pas n q
old army officer or a railroad Prcisst
When hs rises 10 speak II seems Inst
oses ,he language generally very we'd .
is' careful about losing biz temp.
voice has two tones one very deep. but
Ioouacious tone is rather low, and cas-