The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-16


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Mr.. Walter F. Beaumont, OF GAINESVILLE,
was among those registered at tho Nc
Lure yesterday. s5
Mr.. John S. Chandlee, OF Baltimore,
another glass buyer, put in an appear:
ance yesterday and registered at the Nc
Lure. 4 q "A! go X .;5:5
MIR. William E. Post, Of Baltimore, Of
the claim department Of the Baltimore &
Ohio, was registered at the stamm yes
terday. "a Z. t54{. $;'s1 N. i.
Mr.. Taylor Foreman, Superintendent
Of the County Intirmary, is slowly con-
valescing after undergoing a severe case
Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. George B. Clark, representing J..
NJ. Williams, OF Pittsburgh, manulac-
turer OF safety high and low water indi-
Gators, was in the city yesterday. RI
G Capt. J. Il. Green, Of Massillon, the
clever excursion agent OF the Cleveland,
Lorain 4 Wheeling road, was registered
at the Hotel Windsor yesterday. I, :
Mr.. T. P. Bedillion, Of the Elm Grove
flour mills, who has been unwell for the
past three or four. months, proposes to
retire from active business for a few.
months and 60 South for his health.
Mr.. Mullen, Of the clerical force in the
office Of Internal Revenue ID Collector
White, at Parkersburg, has come here to
spend few days in assisting Deputy
Fritz Yahrling, who is threatened with
a seyere sickness. ,t:;$ Oh f'5;sl
4 Capt. Jerry Duke, OF Paige, Carey &
Co., who has been laid up at hfs home
in Ohio with an attack of illness, has so
far recovered as TO be able to come back
to this city and re-establiBll himself ut
the Hotel Windsor. 3ss 3:5s{: y!
III Capt. B.. B. Dovener, who has been
confined to his room ut the Hotel Wind
sor with a threatened attack OF typhoid
fever, was able to get about the hotel yes
terday..t He is not well man yet by any
means, however, and will have to con-
fine himself to the hotel several days.
p Mr.. II. II. Yan Meter, formerly OF
Mountain Lake Park, now secretary OF
the Chelsea china works, in Hancock
county, was in the city last night on his
way back to New Cumberland n from
Mountain Lake Park, where he has
been looking after some business mat.
tiers. e, Il a, 4 Z, &
e Minor Alonzo Loring and the Misses
Loring will leave their country residence
ut Monument Place., out the National
road, aud come to town to-day to spend
the winter hero. They. have engaged a
suite Of rooms in Captain McLure's new
building on Twelfth street, in the rear OF
the Mcclure House, and will take their
meals NJ the Mcclure.
y Mr.. @. B. Cline, manager for that popu-
lar comedian J B. Polk, was in the city
yesterday arranging for; the appearance
Of his star at the Opera House on the
oath inst, in "tThe Silent; Partner,n the
comedy in which Mr. Polk has achieved
his greatest success. Mr.. Polk, ALWAYS a
fayorite here, is almost morally certain
to do a good business this time.
y. Mr.. j Vanderhoeck, &. an vi expert
draughtsman who has been employed |
here in the Office Of the Wheeling Bridge
and Terminal Railway Company since It |
first established its Offices here, has re.
signed to 90 to Buffalo and accepta place
offered in the office Of Paul s. King,
noted engineer, who did considerable
work hereabouts in company with Gus.
tav Lindenthal;ra well known bridge en-.
gineer. KS
William Braunensrenther,@ U. IS |
N.,fwho has been detailed to act; as in.
stfuctor Of mathematics and L military
tactics at Linslys Institute, has leased the
residence OF Capt. D. fB.S Dovener, fur.
nished, on the upper end of the Island,
and will at once remove there from the
Stamm House, where he and his wife
and daughter have been stopping since
their arrival here.
sSIisg n,
DErgcTs Of vision or glasses not prop
arly adjusted ! tire the eyes and cause
headache, and you should consult Pro.
lessor Shelf, the Optician, now at Lash's,
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