Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-27
ABOUT PEOPLE
DAILY Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.


individuals.
Hon. r. S. Kincheloe yesterday morning
returned home after tip Of month to
New York, Washington, D. c., and bis
old home in Virginia. Mr.. Kincheloe was
several times in Washington and left there
Wednesday evening. In conversation as
to the silver contest going on in the Senate,
Mr.. Kincheloe stated that an understand
ing would be reached this week, and that
the repeal bill will undoubtedly pass.
This is the feeling around the Capitol and
throughout the city. The Southern Sena-
tors are coming into line and those who
were disposed towards a compromise say
that they will vote for unconditional re-
peal when the matter is brought to
focus The tide has turned and Dan
Voorhees, has doomed up bigger than sus-
pected by his opponents and critics.
Albert Hall left yesterday for Portland,
Ore.
H. Clayton, Of Grafton, is stopping at the
Windsor
McLuRE-H. o. Hervey. Wellsburg; G.
W. Maupain.
Part of the "Side Tracked" company are
at the Behler.
Nathaniel Salisbury, Of Sistersville, was
an arrival at the Windsor.
J.E. Watson, prominent coal dealero Of
Fairmont, is at the Windsor.
Robert G.. Richards is able to be out
again, after severe Illness.
Mrs. E. Sturgeon, of Marietta o., Is
stopping at the Windsor Hotel.
Capt. Thomas Prince Of the Island, left
over the d. & o. yesterday for Chicago.
Charles Schemp took the second degree
last night In Black Prince Lodge No. H.
HIM. Harper and son Samuel left yes
terday over the Panhandle for New York
S. L. Mooney, President Of Bellaire,
GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati Railway, IS at
the Mcclure.
Mrs. Fanny Foster. OF Kansas, Mrs.
Rachael Vardy, and Mrs. w. b. Lukens,
are in Chicago.
David Astmus, of Cleveland, is visiting
his father, Louis Astmus, hveryman, OF
South Jacob street.
J.F. Barrow, an able attorney from st.
Mary's, w. "a, is in the city. he was
registered yesterday at the Windsor.
Miss Emma Mcdonald, of the North
End. is visiting her friend, Miss Sadie
Hook, OF Linden avenue, Steubeuville.
BEHLER-T. c. Danford, St. Adams;
John t. Hutchinson, WILLIAMSBURG; Dan
Kelley, Sistersville; A. Clark, Dean; A.
Contrite, Parkersourg.
Onicer James Driller, who has been at
the City Hospital for the past three weeks
undergoing an operation, recovered suf-
fciently to leave yesterday.
Miss Clara Wiugerter andMiss Mamie
Welty left yesterday afternoon for trip
10 Chicago, and afterwards will visit
friends in Desdwood, 5. Oak.
Geo. w. Searles. Mrs. NJ Bradford and
child, OF Marietta, o., and II. 9. Vankirk,
of Washington, Pa, are toe arrivals at the
Stamm from neighboring points.
SrAMM-g. H. Flanagan, Grafton; I. J.
Hinde. huntington; l.. Mott and wife,
New Martinsyille; i. II. 3. Lemley,
Ravenswood; Elmer Boyd, Golfers.
DR.. and Mrs Robert Reid, G. S. Howell
and sisters, Paul Reymsnn, A. Blum, Mrs.
NJ. Blum, and John List were among the
departures yesterday afternoon az 3: %
over the 3. & o. for Chicago.
Lincoln J. Pollack, Of New York. is reg
istered at the McLure Mr.. Pollock is a
travelling salesman, and is a musical COM
poser Of considerable note. He has lately
composed q selection entitled. The Sol
d:cr's Motto, First in the kleld,n which
pears the stamp OF the musical talent,
and will undoubtedly assume 3 place
among such famous selections as AFTER
the Ball' and like.