Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02

O., and the Worlds Fair, from q seven
weeks trip.
Mrs. H. w. Redmau, Of the East End,
and her sister. Mrs. Reed, OF Covlngton
KY, have gone TO Winchester, Va, for a
three months visit.
T. Doyle, of Pittsburg, of bravo & Com
pany, arrived in the city yesterday. he
will repair the broken engine shaft az the
power house to-day:
T.. n. Simpson, delegate from Roscoe
Lodge, /. o. G. T., will leave in few days
TO attend the convention Of the Grand
Lodge 10 be held IN Clarksburg.
VIM. Dixon, clerk for Chas. GoetZe. the
Sixteenth street pharmacist, is at the City
Hospital very sick Of typhoid fever. He is
now on fair way toward recovery.
A. A. Gaus, the popular conductor OF
the w. b. 4 T., accompanied by his sister
and cousin left yesterday over the w. &
l.. f. road for a visit TO the Worlds Fair
Miss Maud Eof, of Kansas City, who
has been guest at John Roemer's home on
the South Side for some time, returned
home yesterday. Paul Flndley, who has
also been a visitor at Mr.. Roemer's, re-
turned to his home in Akron yesterday.
Mrs. Valri Sheridan, from Iowa, Is now
visiting Mrs. Roemer
Mr.. Henry Eichenberg is very low with
consumption.
Mrs. S. A Stalcup, Mrs. f. j. Stout,
Miss Julia Brady, prominent ladies OF De-
troit, were at the Stamm Hotel.
A party composed of the following per
sons were at the Stamm last night on their
way TO the Worlds Fair: A. W.Leonard,
Lima, o.; G. U. Clark, Washington, Pa. ;
j. p. Sweeney, Oil City, Pa; w. j. Clark,
Washington, Pa; j. l.. Lawton, Philadel-
phia, Pa; II. j. Evans, Webster, w. Va.
The following people from Ohio towns
in the near distance were at the Stamm
Yesterday: Alex Sweeney, Steubenviile
! o.; John Shannon, ID. K. Grier, Thos. Z,
Riley, ID. S. Dunfee, OF New Matamoras,
o.; Misses Ida G. md Lucy l.. McGin,
Marietta, o.; w. +. Sykes, Clarington,O %.
j. L. Carmon, Barnesville, o.
STAMM: Chas H. Bartlett, Parkersburg
Rufus Holden and wife, Belle Sommer
vile, KIngwood; w. M. Chapman, Hart
ford: w. L. McCool, w. +. Ballentlne,
Parkersburg; NJ. Van Pelt, s. II.
Doegle, Moundsville.
Miss Crescentia v. Feinler, milliner a
Mrs. T.. Rody- Morris, returned home Mon
day. after very pleasant visit 10 bel
friend, Miss Mollie Connolly, OF Littleton
w. Va
Geo. Harrison, or New YORK, formerly
OF this city, is with Bsrtholomew's Equine
| Paradox.
ST.. CHARLEs-P. w. Burk, Grafton
VIM. Strout, Moundsville; G. f.. Morgan
Parkersburg; +. A. Evans, Warrington
II. +. Crooks, Moundsyille; u. T. Cham
bers, Ravenswood.
BRnLER: c. d. Critics, Sistersville; w
B. Wilkinson, Shinnston; Geo. III. Balsley
! Buckhannon; John Hutchinson, j. M
| Uhl, Parkersburg; NJ. Fahey. Littleton
Benz. f. Carter. Waynesburg, Pa; Mrs
M. Kellar, Powhatan, ..
WINDSOR: H. l.. Wells, Clarksburg
James Brady, Warrington; w. ID. Boyle
! Sistersville.
The following nearby arrivals were reg
istered yesterday at the Mcclure: L T.
Alexander and wife, ST. Clalrsville, o.,
| VIM. =. Tyler, Washington. Pa.
e. w. Psxsou, of Martins Ferry, died
last night after an illness OF two months
Mr.. Paxson was 76 years old, the head OF
large and respected family, and was one oi
he staunchest Democrats OF this section.