Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-01
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,n,,s, -, Il branch Of the government
e g,s :,IlS, ihS PssssIih America. His prospects
~ tii:sEP li's ssid to be good, for the reason
5sE 1siSS On ! tx. ot much opposition to him.
hDS. Ems to be more people here
b., CharIestown and Jefferson County
20 from any other section Of the State,
Ofr are those from Jefferson here who
who places and there are Others here who
d4Ost want them to catch on. So far as
Jettrson county is concerned, the usual To-
Harmonious action prevails. Some time
AGO Collector McGraw appointed man
Ianl,u Brown as gauger at or near Charles
t,Vr. l. is said that there has been SOM
l,rl.a. antuess caused By the appointment,
no thst DE- Story is here 10 convince Nc
Cav tbs. Brown ought not TO be retained.
Rolert b Mitchell, Of CharlestoEn, Is
b,retn his way 10 Norfolk, Va. Mitchell
recently appointed to1s position IN ths
n arine hospital service, and has been As
stoned 10 Guty a. Norfolk. a. l.. Wa'son
and c b Carney OF Fairmont, are among
the Marion county Democrats here. The
former ia on bis way to New York to sell .
LOT of cattle. while the latter is said 10 be
en- route 10 Philadelphia on private ousl
ness Judge Henry Brown, Of Weston is
here. He afi-ms that be does not wsnt
snythirg, and that he is here vlslnng Col
Ben Wilson.
Would. Be Diplomats.
Judge Okey Johnson is not here, but
near that he ia an aspirant for the Central
American mission in the diplomatic service.
Another gentleman ambitious to enter the
Diplomatic service is Ell. Mcdonnell OF
Burton. E1 has bis place already picked
ont, be wants to 90 to Caloa, Peru. am
on to Nr. Arnett, Of Fairmont
Arpeit wants H. measure tszen
for special agency IN
the internal revenue service, q position pay
ing eight dollars per day. The chances
are that be will not get it right away ".
B. Sire, who vas recently appointed Deputy
M .Ahall is here il is said to keep some one
81 else out. Judge James Morrow, Jr oi
Farm ont, arrived about noon aud lost no
r time in hunting up Senator Camden sToom.
There are many Others here, but scattered
sTouId 70 much so that it is impossible to
find out about them While the REGIsTES
man was miDghng with the crowd down
stairs
The Two Senators
were closeted up stairs. No one was shut |
out. however, and ell who desired to enter
Mr., Kenna's rooms were cordially welcomed !
and made eorrespondlngly happy senator |
Keuna had an arm losd OF Photographic
scenes of points in the New River Nal'ey
vhich he had taken himself, and ne seemed |
10 epioy showing them more than talking |
abouf "ofice Senator Camden renamed |
with the Junior Senator until nearly IL |
O'clock. when be and Congressman Wilson |
ats rted cfF together IN the direction OF ths /
Po,t, f6ce Department, Mr.. kenns haylog /
D,s Sod 10 meet them lstsr IN the DAY /
N Ina looks better than ne ever dld,
ta,I LAY bad altogether very Senatorial
NC He was attired entirely IN |
Ro,lps hat. coat vest, psntsloous and |
IA - boots His clothes were made !
IL, n lack material, cut in the same style !
a. worn by President Cleveland and I
lin better than any clothes he ever |
re before When he put on his new
5;csr" he looked more like metro
- poliricisp than = rural statesman.
"a bov hong he would be here, Mt.
'N.Mur/zaid that he thought he could get
two or three dave. he expected /
NJ E,o "a Charleston Saturday. Ar. /
~ : sLo sisted that il was his intention
IN tor Psrkersb1rg Saturday evening. |
reither senator Would Say
u - ahout Who ~oalj probably receive |
S;,.tn.spt cf peeszas,er at Wheeling.
toad sround tbe ho.els il was the /
u ,kas there wonld bs sQms deFslop-