Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-17

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement of
Individuals.

Individuals.
Col. John C. Vance, Mayor Of Clarks-
burg, was in the city yesterday on his way
home from a business trip through some OF
the adjoining Pennsylvania counties
Col. Vance's name has been mentioned in
connection with the Democratic nomination
for the State Treasurership. The Colonel
says he has never announced himself as
candidate, and therefore he thinks it IN
necessary to decline something he has never
asked for.
Col. Vance, in talking Of the recent
typhoid fever scare in Clarksburg, said it
had entirely subsidized The claim made
that the water of the West Fork river was
polluted by reason OF the sewerage from
the asylum was exploded when the fact is
considered that persons in Clarksburg
had the fever who never used drop OF
river water. Clarksburg only had twelve
cases of fever, four of which were fatal,
and two Of them were really due TO other
causes. There never was any real cause
for alarm, because interior towns that
never drew their supply of water from any
other source than creek or spring were
afflicted in the same way. Clarksourg is
as healthy as any town in the State, and
to-day there is not fever patient in town.
VIM. Kennedy, of Columbus, is here Wis
ting his parents.
Judge r. H. Cochran is back from visit
to Toledo and other Ohio cities
Miss Mollie Sanders, of Beallsville, is
the guest of friends on the South Side.
G. A. Stuckey, the well-known sales
man, has returned from a visit TO Chicago.
Miss Jessie LYONS and friends were the
guests of Miss Clara Bervinkle Of Wash
ington yesterday.
Frank Love, of Washin gton-Jefferson
College, is the guest of his classmate, Grid
Naylor, on the Island.
Miss jamie Sherar, who has been visit
ing Rev. Birmingham, of the Island, left
yesterday for Mooreheld
John Emig and bride have returned from
their wedding tour through Pennsylvania
and will reside in this city.
Editor George Gosline, of the Oak Har-
Dor, O., Press, was in the city last night on
his first visit to Wheeling.
Guy Wright, who has been attending the
Philadelphia Theological Institute, is home
to visit his parents Tor few days.
J. c. Frazier, manager of the Vine Street
Museum, Cincinnati. Ohio, is visiting his
father-in-law S. j. Florence on Seventeenth
street.
Fred Happy and wife, accompanied by
Mrs. Cameron, Of the East End, took in
Parkersburg on Sunday, and returned
last night.
Mrs. H. d. Rumble and little niece, Mary
Reynolds, Of Wheeling, are visiting at the
home of John W. Reynolds. on Pike street,
this week.-CldrHSbprg Telegram.
Hon. w. M. o. Dawson, Secretary Of the
Republican Executive Committee and fam
lily, arrived last evening. Mr.. Dawson and
family will make Wheeling their houe for
the present.
STANrM-W. McSnodgrass, of New Mar
tinsville; W. B. Humphreys, of Mounds
vile; l. M. Devore Middlebourne; j. p.
Love, w. B. Stock, Of Grafton; f. W..
Garrett and VIM. Freeland, of Center.
ST. CHARLEs-Chas, Robinson, of Park
ersburg; p. G.. Wright, of Warrington; j.
A. Payen, of Richie G. H; Z. T. Stewart
and Z. Anderson, of Anthem; p. Mullen, Of
Piedmont; II. l.. Birket, of Peters Run.
BEHLER-A. p. Booth, of Warrington /;
Mrs. Fanny Harris, of Moundsville; S. l..
Morgan. of Minnie; j. h. Evans, Of Bur
ton; George Burtch, of New Wilmington;
w. G.. Snodgrass and son, Of Burton !;
Misses Matte Mooney and Rosalie Smith,
of Clarksburg.
MCLURE.-John C. Vance, Of Clarks-
burg; G.. A. Weaver and wife and w.
F. Weaver, of Moundsville; G. L. Will
liams, of Parkersburg; e. B. Kafenver, of
Grafton; e. E. Smyth, of Charleston; H.
Krug, OF Sistersville; E. A. Sweeny, of
Tyler County; William Nj. o. Dawson,
wife and son, and Miss Minnie Neff, of
Kingwood.