Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
ABOUT PEOPLE
Oany Chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals
J. G. Gray, Of Piedmont is registered at
the Behler.
]. L. Dent and wife, of Grafton, are
Windsor guests.
Officers Donovan will leave to-day for
the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. DR.. Pipes will leave this morning
for a visit to Chicago.
@. M. McKeechan, Of East Liverpool, is
a guest at the Stamm.
Nm. Blue, Of Thirty-sixth street, Is a
visitor at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Clara Steen, Of FortY-frst street, is
very low with malarial fever.
John Kress, Of Braddock, Pa, is visiting
relatives on the South Side.
Mrs. W. w. HulonR, Of Pittsburg, was a
guest yesterday at the Windsor.
Col. William Exley is back from q pro-
lOnged stay at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Frank Worsmski, of South Water
street, is very low of consumption.
Richard Fisher, Of the South Side, Is
home from a visit TO st. C~lairsvllIe.
Edward Bender Of the South Side,
Is on a business trip in Pennsylvania.
Albert thinner, Of South Eo1 street,
viii start for the Worlds Fair to-day.
Wm. Handlan, Jr., Of the South Side,
will return from Chicago next Friday.
W. 7. Lyle, trainmaster of the w. & L.
e., was q visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. p. H. Bennett and Mrs. Sue Hall,
Of Fairmont are registered at the Wind
scr.
Sheriff A.. A. Franzheim arrived home
yesterday from an extended visit to Chi
cage.
H.. F. Behrens, the South Side grocer
left yesterday for a visit TO the World 5
Fair.
John Marry. Of the street car power
house, will leave tomorrow for the Worlds
Fair.
Jos. Green and Robert Wait, of this city,
Will leave to-day for q visit to Chicago and
the Fair.
Mrs. DR.. w. E. Stathers and son Fred
Will leave to-day for a visit to Chicago and
the Fair.
The advance management Of Barnum's
show, twelve persons in number, are at the
Windsor.
JOS. Drees, a B. & o. employe is laid up
with q sprained ankle. He lives on South
EOff street.
John Gardner, engineer of the street car
power house, will leavs to-day for a visit
20 Chicago.
Mrs. John Beltz, Of Twentieth street, got
home yesterday from a visit TO the Worlds
Fair and the west.
The published statement that DR..
Schwinn had left for Chicago was an error.
He is still at home.
VIM. Seuue, employed at Goetze's saloon
on Twenty-third street, will leave today
for the Worlds Fair.
r. NJ. Gilleland, owner Of the South Side
glue factory, will leave to-day to visit the
Columbian Exposition.
John Voitle, Of Thirty-sixth street, will
leave for New York City in a few days.
he will study for the stage there.
VIM. Lutz, of the South Side, will leave
next Monday for Pltts0urg, where be has
accepted a position in q dry goods store.
Miss Maggie Cunningham. of Forty
seventh street, q popular young lady, is
home from Cameron, where she visited.
Jesse Swied, the colored detective of
Quaker City, was IN the city yesterday on
his way down the river after a prisoner.
Charles H. Petticord and sister, Miss
Amelia, are guests at the Mel re, en- route
to Chicago on their bicycles. They live in
Pitts0urg.
ST. CHARLEs-A. Welton and wife, Key
ser; Mrs. NJ. ). Saller, Glover's Gap; Mag
gle Franklin, Hundred; Arthur Prlchard
and wife, Warrington.
Mrs. Wilkie, mother Of Officer Richard
Wilkie, left yesterday for a visit to the
Worlds Fair. She was accompanied by a
daughter Of Jos. Vogler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hite, of Cameron, are
back from a Chicago trip. Grant Reese,
William Fry and William Thomas, Of the
same town, have also returned.
Superintendent J. E. Taussig, of the
Terminal, is at the Worlds Fair, and Otto
Schrowl, engineer maintenance Of way, is
acting superintendent during his absence.
c. l.. Lancey, of New Cumberland; E.
@. Horn, of w aShingtOu, and james Cole,
MoundsviIle, were registered at the Nc
Lure last night from the neighboring
towns.
Four children of the family Of VIM.
Myers, of BOggS' run, have been very sick.
One had a bad attack OF lung fever and the
others had a rash similar 10 measles. They
will all recover.
Sir Knights Chas. p. Wood, John A.
Zane and Stephen WRterheuse, all Of this
city, are in Chicago, they will attend a
grand reception Friday evening to be given
by the Chicago Commandry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. James
PAUL and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Paul,
Mrs. Z. j. PAUL, Mr.. w. Q. Jacobs and
wife, and W. J. Singleton left for Chicago
yesterday.
William McHenry, Of Cowley county,
Kan, who has been visiting friends in
this city and Marshall county, for four
months, will leave early this morning for
his home. He was formerly a resident OF
Marshall county.
BEuLER: J. p. White, Hartford City;
c. w. Mckay, S~istersville; J. L. Caldwell,
Parkers0urg; W. H. White ard family,
ManuiugtOn; Z. j. Anderson, Middle
bourne; J. d. Barting, Burton, and &C
Eiseubar, New Martinsville.
SrANM-B. X. Archer, Shinnston; DR.,
3. K. McKeehane, Clarksburg; w. A.
Burt, Warrington; r. J. Richardson, New
Marti nsville; Mrs. Thastle, S~istersville;
J.. W. Boyers, and r. H. Ashbren, Pad
ems Valley; d. T. Stewart, Sistersvile,
and Mrs. Murphy and child, Parkersburg.
George Was Terribly Scared.
George Watson's saloon, on South
Main street, furnished a good practical
Joke, yesterday. George Forsythe,
an attache, Is a supersticious fell
low, and believes In ghosts and
the like. This fact furnished
several jovial fellows with q
scheme to brighten Forsythe, which
they did. II is well it did not result