Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-19
OFF FOR CINCINNATI.
The Steamer Andes Sails Away
With Merry Party
On Board, With POrkOpOlis Their Oestina-
ton and the Musical Festival Their
Objective POint-The List
Of Passengers.

Yesterday afternoon At 2:45 o'clock the
elegant passenger packet Andes left the
Sharf with happy crowd on board bound
for the Cincinnati May Musical Festival
Besides the Wheeling people who hod taken
passage, there we're many from various
points above, sns altogether they made an
agreeable and fair sized party, all bent
upon enjoying the trip to its fullest extent
The weather wss beautiful, and every in
dication pointed to delightful time.
The genial commander, Capt Chss.
Muhlemsn, and Capt. NJ. F. Noll, the accom-.
pllshed CLERK, mace every one feel at home,
and did everything in their power to make
OIL feel comfortable, in which efforts they
well succeed, d judging from the happy and
contenIsd expressions on all their faces.
At the time the boat left there were about
an even hundred passengers, many Of
whom were to be taken on at points
n low. and besides these there will
doubtless Do many who have not pads
kao&n their iateRtion of going, having de
cided at the last moment.
Il is the aim of Capt Mublemen to get
his passengers into CinciShati before nooI
on thursday, and this will give then
ample opportunity to attend one afternoon
aud two evening concerts. Returning th'
steamer leaves Cincinnati Friday at mid
night arriving here Monday morning.
Prof Joe Krsmers full brass band ant
orchestra accompanied the excursion SIS
and as the boat sailed outirom the landing
amidst the strains of lively air, hundred
of handkerchiefs waved sdieu to the cro~t
on shore. Those registered are as fol
| ioxs:
Wheeling-Mrs. Williams, Miss Sophit
Roth aud Miss Lizzie Hyer, Mr.. Mel
.ou Noble aud wfs, Mrs. Graham snC
ON. G. D. Smith and wife, Oscar Seeley
AMI wife, and Massrs. John Riue, Pete
Schenk, G. V. Brown, D. ). Van Matre
Il. BrockuDier, Harry Hay, Frank Mat
the vs.. D Sherman, W. n. Rlnehart, Col
William Exley, Mr. Ritz, Johu D. Hall anC
Mrs. Strauss.
Mr.. Kn,f, Bellsire; Sam NJ. Miller snt
frisnd, Marietta; John Bukey snc
tr end, Parkersburg; c. A. Lester
VIE and daughter, Petersburg; MIR
A lkrum and wife. PadeD's Valley; W
s inedewoh, Bellaire; J. W. Minesr suC
wife Parkersburg; W. c. Miller and wife
TIA Gpolis; Mrs Van n Bukey. Miss Mar!
Bu4ey and Miss Kinnie Smith, Psrkers
burg; Mss Blanche CABOT, Gsllipolis; Mrs
James Rhodes and Miss Ida Williams, New
Csstls; Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs Judge Ken
nsa and daughter, St. Clairsville
Mas Aunie Hoffman and friend
Parksrsburg; MISS Jessie Morton, St
Clairsville; Misses Jennie Irviog and Dod'
uzrgey, Wellsourg; Ii. Clark, Brilliant
William CroskaY, SteubenVille, W. Fl Les
leg snd wife, Pomeroy; Miss Smith anC
the Misses Gray, Martins Ferry
Mes. E. l. Wood, Steubenville; Mrs Bukel
aud two daughters. Marietta, Ohio; Mis-
Belle Potts, MISS Lizzie Nef and Mis-
Carrie Cocksyne, Mouudsville; Miss VII
hanson, Grandview; Mrs. Terrell snC
friend, Psrkersburg; Misses Bryan anC
Cakes. Wellsburg; J. II. Schultz aud son
II. l. Telly and l.. l.. johnson
Parkersburg; j. b. Downey
ADD William j. Shore, Fairmouti Messrs
Williams aud NJ NJ. Smith, Ms.smorss
James Y. Gray and A. Brsnnum, Martha
Landing; Thomas Cats and wife, Wood
lsad; D. W. Connell, wife and daughter
PArkersburg; j. W. Shriver and wife, Mar
Tins Ferry, the Misses Spaulding, Bril-
Isn't; Nessrs. Harrington and Collins, Pits
burg; and Messrs. Dsrgue, Claxton and
S.rAftOn