Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
Individuals.

for an Eastern pleasure tour.
Captain John Ray, of Moundsville, Is the
guest of relatives in the Eighth ward.
Senator Dawson is IN the city. He Is
winner, too. The Senator never gets lelt.
Mrs. Sarah Wheatly and son, of Zanes-
vile, are visiting friends on the South
Side.
Messrs. Charles and Chester Windsor,
of Wellsburg, are in the city taking IN Tue
Fair.
William Hall, OF the South Side, has re-
turned from visit with friends IN Wells-
burg.
joseph Yahn, of the East End, has re-
turned from visit with friends on FISH
creek.
TN. McCord and Chas. Wells, Of Wells
burg, were III the city yesterday taxing III
the Fair.
r. Hill Marshall, of the Auditors off1ce'
came I'D from ParkersDurg 10 take ID our
big show.
President E. NJ. Turner, of the West
Virginia University, attended the Fair
yesterday.
Charles McChesney, of South JACOB
street, has returned from tour through
Pennsylvania.
Harry Tippett, city editor of the Point
Pleasant Register, was taxing Ia our Ols
races yesterday.
Col. c. C. Showalter, Superintendent OF
the West Virginia Reform School, is aV
the Stamm House.
Mrs. Hugh Wallace, Of Newark, is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Hail, Oh
South JACOB street.
W.. Yeaton, Jr., of Parkersburg, has
been in the city several days looking alter
Worlds Fair matters.
Capt. John McEldowney and John Kin
caid, of Cameron, were among the iair
visitors Of yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Taylor, President of the Bea-
yer Female College, was In the city yes
terday en- route TO BarneSvllle.
Mrs. Mary Burke, of South Wood street,
left yesterday for two'months' Vlslt Win
friends in New York and Coney Island.
Fred Christmeyer. proprietor OF ALPS
Central Hotel, was IN the city TO take part
in the Democratic demonstration last
night.
Mrs. John L. Rice and daughter Miss
Bessie, arrived home from Aurora yester'
day, where they have been spending the
summer.
L. Carr, of Fairmont, one Of the
most popular men at home and ABROAD. was
in the city for a little while yesterday, on
business.
Editor Williams, of the Clsrksburg En-
ollirer, was one among the many newspaper
men who dropped in TO see Wheeling IN
gala day array.
Col. w. n. Chancellor, Worlds Fair
Commissioner, and Col Geo. Neal, OF Far
kersburg, were up yesterday to celebrate
Democratic day.
&c. Miller and L. G. Apologize, of
Brooke county, were in the city last even
ing. These gentlemen are great admirers
OF the State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Osborne, Of Toledo,
O., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh on
Fifteenth street. They will make their
home in Wheeling.
Hon. r. T.. Horner, of the Parkersburg
Sentinel, dropped in TO see the REGISTER
Yesterday. Mr.. Horner was on his way
home from Pittsburg.
Prof. j. A. Myers, of the West Virginia
Experiment Station, made nylng WISH
to the city yesterday on business, and was
one of the REGISTERS prominent callers.
M McCaslin, j. A. Connolly and b.
]. Farrell, of the Littleton MacCorkle
CLUB, took part in the Democratic demon
stration last night. They are at the beh-
Ter.
Miss Cora, and brother David Richard
son, of Fifteenth street, have returned
home from Matamoras, OHIO, where they
speut their vacation with their father, Dr..
Richardson.
}. j. Holloway, of Wheeling, who is in
terested in the iron trade, and Mrs. HolIo-
way are at the Monongahela, having come
up to take in the opening OF the EXPOSE
tion.-PitSburg Times.
Godfry Schul and wife, of the
Eighth ward, left last night for Portland,
Oregon, where .dr. Schul goes to the ma
tional convention of the !. Q. .. +. as
representative from this State.
Miss Tell Nichols, who spent two months
of the warm weather in the East at sara
tora Springs. New York, and Atlantic
CITY. has returned home. Seen her smiling
face among her many friends at the Fair
to-day.
MIR. and Mrs. Franzheim, who arrived at
New York in the steamship City OF New
York Wednesday, wired yesterday TO
friends here that they did not expect to be
detained at quarantine over three or four
DAYS as there was no sickness ABOARD.
Charley Hart, of Clarksburg, is moving
around among his friends in Wheeling.
Yesterday was not Republican day and
Charley was not lin it," He got satisfac-
ton out OF Sullivan and Corbett, however,
because ne was on the Californlan's side.
Senator J. d. Sweeney is in the city,
smiling and confident as usual. The Sena-
tor does not look as though he had ever
fought and lost. Senator Sweeney is as
GOOD a Democrat as he is an efficient edu-
Gator and will be ready for the fray again.
Col. Ike Johnson, our next Auditor, paid
his respects to the REGISTER yesterday.
Col. Johnson said he had been around IN
many counties throughout the central part
of the State, and at every point the Demo
Gratis felt very confident. His own opinion
was that the Democrats would carry most
of the close counties and in the strongly
Republican counties decided gains would
be made.
Col. Clarence L. Smith, editor of the
Fairmont Under, and candidate for House
of Delegates in Marion county, Is among
the many visitors in the city. He speaks
in the most confident manner about Demo.
cratic success in Marion. Col. Smith ex-
poets to carry the county, by larger ma
iority than for many years past, for Democ'
racy.
WISDsoP-Jas. Tuccy, Harry Kelly, c.
a. Decker and Ed O'Donnel, OF Weston
Mrs. NJ. J. Hough, w. 5. Beatty and wife,
of Warrington; d. A. Dorsey, OF Mounds
vile; w. S. Wiley. of Moundsville; Clar-
ence L. Smith, of Fairmont; Jos. Gala
her. NJ. Van Pelt and c.. A Weaver, Jr.,
of Moundsville; T T. Elliott, Of Belington'
]. Blackstone, of Warrington; A. III. An
derson, of New Cumberland,
MCLURE.-H. W. Chadduck, of Grafton
+. n. Knapp, Of Philippi; p. a. Pugh and
wife and son, w. w. Wilson and wife anc
r. S. Donehoe and wife Of Fairview; Mis-:
Cora Thompson, of Bridgeport; 5. George
Jr., Capt. Robert Oaks, G. ". Windsor
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