The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-26

Eotes About the steamhoatx, Rnnk Brief,
AMI Tclegrnphic Reports.
Business was good on the leyee Saturday.
The Andes will probably not arrive before
evening. l7t IN.
The Bachelor look up agood trip Saturday
morning. ~ ~
The Alex Swift went up yesterday with a
tow Of emptie.. Il
The 1t, Lawrence passed down al M.
and the siockdale up atnoon. The Diurna;
left for Parkersburg at za5s- III II
The Andes will srrlys from Cincinnati to.
dcy With the May Festival excuysouista. and
Leave tomorrow at her usual time for hs; re-
turn TO Cincinnati. (, g5-f5'iy. = =
e The rive. Is sill! falling slowly. The marks
on the wharf lest night indicated a depth Of
feet inches. There wa9 d slight shower
IN the forenoon and II was cloudy all day. 4
A poard Of Eaeinse,s, oonsiating OF Colo.
nels crsiehill and Merrill and Captain Post
will meet at Charleston, W. Va, on Wednes.
DAY, May %, to consider and report on the
subjecto bridging the Great X anawha River.
All persons interested in heights or Widths of
snch bridges are rtquss;ed to prsoent their
yiews TO the begrd in fesaon CT by letter. N
:. Captain Pom darlick, who held half In.
tercst In the the Bteubenyil!e and Eat Liver,
pool packet Return, sold ont on Saturday IN
the Stewart brothers, Of New Cumberland
who now own the entire boat, Tia rev
oyncEs will pgt tho Retprl on tho docks al
Wheeling thib week, where she will bs thor,
ougbly o7erhauled and placed III iirst.ulsss
condition for the s9E.eY business. She will
continue In the came trade. Captain Gar.
lick, who 10 an experienced steamboat man
will probably return to his first love and huy
q towbost, y !. :. IS ~ = wv
CARS or THANKS.
The, following was adopted by the 81.
Lawrence e1cursionis'9 on tho up trip:
The ladiea and gentlemen from the cities
OF lPittsburgh, Bteubenvile and Wheeling,
on their trip TO Cincinnati and return to al.
lend the firat performance OF the May Festi-
val, desire to tender their hearty thanks TO
b. Lawrence, for their unvarying attention
to the whole party, their generous hospitality
and ample facilities for the full enjoyment Of
every. member Of the party" - ~.
Tia following e1onrsionists affixed their
signatures to Is; Mrs. lick Robertson, MI. and
Mira. 8. P. Hildretb, Nj. and Mrs. J. Il. Greer
and son, Mrs. John Hall. Miss Ida Hall, Miss
A. Virginia Hupp, Mrs. Jsmss R. McCostney.
Mrs Robert Brown, Miss Ella Turner, Miss
Sallie Carter, Mr.. and Mts, Amick, James
Robb, Mrs. Sam Norton and children. Ms,
Allen Howell. and daughter, Miss Mamie
Patterson. Sam Patterson, Miss Maggie M Of
fat, Miss Emma stsmm, Will Morrow, Mrs
Minnie Loring, Nit, Lucy Loring, Miss Nam
ME Russell Mia Mary Dlckey, Miss Annie
CLARK, Miss Bottle Mcclure, Miss Mollie a.
Srev, Mrs. John Frew, Mrs<A. W, Kelly.
Miss Amy j Ohapllne, Mira. Walter Rine!
hart Mrs. Frank Zook,C Mrs, As John
Moffat,:s Mr.. and Mrs. will s. y Brady
and Eugene Hildretl,, OF Wheeling:
MrG. ]. W.. Forney, Miss Mary Beatty. Mia
John Means, MISC Tracy Means, Mrs.W P.
Hays. Miss Annie Elliott, Mrs. Dr.. KelIs.
Miss Fannie Kells, Mis- Jessie Myers, Mise
Katie Harden, Miss Tillie Bower, MS.
Harry Harden, Dr. Mccullough, ~, B.
Foley, Harry Sherrsrd, Frank n cNell, Frank |
K. Harden, Mrs.. Roseman Gardner and Will |
Johnston, Of Steubenville; Miss Sophie Hard |
!ng, Mr.. Harding and Misc Tillie Draden, OF
Washington, Pa :; Judge md Mrs. Rhodes of |
Marietta, o.; MISS Annie Neal, OF Parkeu.
burg a. G. Duncan, Burt Reese, Will Evans.
los Vincent and Miss Althea BilderbacI'
'lttsburR; Miss Lizzie NJ. Johnson, Wells.
lille; JAZZ G. Wilson and wife, anchestor.
, Thomas D. Campbell, Cincinnati, Q.