Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-04
ABOUT People.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.


the city yesterday. He reports that Con-
gresham BryaD's speech last Saturday
was the best that had been delivered at
Grafton for years, and that it will do
much good for the Democracy. He thinks
the delegates to the State Convention are
not welded to any of the gubernatorial can
didates mentioned so Tar and will be gov
erned largely by what they consider best
for the party. He was free to admit that
the Taylor county delegation was solid for
l. V. johnson, OF Barbour county for aud
itor.
Christian Stamm will leave in few days
for California.
Col. Joseph W. Gallaher, Jr., of Mounds
will, is in the city.
Miss Jennie Skinner, of Cincinnati, is
visiting here to-day.
Mrs John Desmond, of the North End, is
i'll with typhoid fever.
VIM. Calf, advance agent of the KicIa-
poo Medicine Company, is in the city.
@. w. Grub, of the South Side. left
Yesterday to visit his cousini in Hills, Ohio.
NJ. B. Fisher, a well-known business man
of Parkersburg, was in the city yesterday.
]. j. Hamilton, of Grafton, is visiting
his brother, Clark Hamilton, at the Nc
Lure.
E. B. Thompson, Of Pittsburg, repre-
senting the Otis Elevator Company, is in
town.
Miss Edith Bachelor, of Steubenville
is the guest of relatiees on Thirteenth
street.
Jessie, the young daughter of Mr.. France,
of the Eighth ward, is lying at her home
very seriously i'll.
Miss MaudeF f. Richards, of Volcano, w.
Va, is the guest of her friend, Miss Min
ME Dunlap, of North Main street.
j. G. Carter and w H McCann, of Hunt
ington, and j. X. Monroe, of Kingwood,
are here attending the Grand Lodge OF Red
Men,
Gubernatorial Candidate w. A. McCor-
kle, of Charleston, is registered at the
Mcclure. The Colonel will be in town two
or three days.
Prof E. d. Haines, formerly at the Linsly
Institute, but who now has extensive farm
interests in Northwestern Ohio, wac in the
city Monday on business.
MCLURE.-John Il. McGraw, of Graf
ton: Rev. w. Writ King, of Huntington;
j. Glenn Cook, of Moundsville; w. w.
Wilson. Of Fairmont; VIM. A. McCorkle,
of Charleston.
DR.. l.. n. Burchinal, of Warrington, late
in charge of DIR. Haskins practiae, has de-
cded to locate permanently In Wheeling,
and will soon open an Office in the southern
end of the city.
j. Hoff. Edwards, late OF the Advertiser,
has secured an engagement with the Gin
ciunati Post as a reporter. We wish him
much success in his new field of Labor, and
are sure he will hold up his end.-HGnting-
ton Gazette
j. Fl. Faubel, proprietor of the Virginia
Stock Farm was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Faubel has come to be quite stock
farmer, and his success in the finely bred
horse and cattle business is already assured.
STAMM-Chas. w. Raymond, of Fair
mont; j. G.. Carter and Nj. H. McCaw, of
Huntington; julius K. Munroe, Of King
wood; Miss NJ. II. Wells, of Sistersville; j.
H. COnither of Charleston; Mrs. Sterling
and daughter, of Palatine,
William Groves left this morning to take
charge of the Metropolitan Insurance
Agency at Wheeling where his headquar-
tiers will be at the corner of Market and
Fourteenth streets. Mr.. B. Seaman, his
successor in this city, will take charge on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star.
BEHLER-W. Fardight, of Sistersville:
NJ Vandall. Of Creston; S. B. Sayre, Of
Elizabeth: S. G. Hammett, of Eureka;
Geo. w. Fuchs, of New Martinsville; G.
c. Smith. of Charleston; T. n. Jolliff,
Price Jolliff and G. NJ Calvert, of Man
nington; d. r. Hervy and VIM f. Herosy,
of Wellsburg, Jacob Koontz, of New Mar
tinsville