Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements Of
individuals.


coal man, was stopping at the St
Charles Hotel yesterday, and talked en-
couragingly on the coal outlook for the
State.
He said the only trouble there now was
that the companies could not get transpor-
tation for their coal, and he looks to see the
entire coal section OF this State covered
! with network Of iron in the near future
| TO accommodate the great coal industry.
Since this gentleman has been in the coal
business this season has given the greatest
| demand, owing partly TO coal miners
strikes and the cold weather. Mr. Pritch-
ard states that there are twelve large
mines in operation near Warrington, and
| that they had unlimited transportation they
could furnish twice the amount Of coal now
put on the market. The demand is far
greater than the utmost capacity Of the
/ mines.
The mine of the Clark Coal aud Coke
| Company. with which Mr.. Pritchard is
| connected, has been in operation since last
spring and has more than exceeded the
greatest expectations Of the owners.
Thos. w. Carmichael, of Wellsburg, is
| in town.
VIM. B. Award, is at the Windsor, from
Pittsbrrg,
VIM. Halstead, of Cameron, w. Va, is
at the StSmm.
&C. Dunbarger, from Belpre, o., is
registered at the Behler.
J. C. Parish, of Warrington, is regis
tered at the Stamm House.
]. r. Coates is business visitor in the
CITY from Washington, Pa.
j. c.. James, glass buyer OF Kansas
City, Mo, is at the Mcclure.
A portion of the Hoss and Hoss Com
pany is at the Mcclure House.
Samuel B. Harrison, Of the Mcclure
House is improving.
Cd. Vogel, city bill poster of Steuben-
vile. is at the Behler.
B.. G. Nixon, OF South Jacob street, is re-
covering from a severe illness.
Mr.. Will Haues, of the South Side, is
recovering from protracted sick spell.
Miss Laura Cochran, of Steubenville, IS
visiting Mrs. Chas. Boyd, OF the Island.
Miss Ida Senne, of the South Side, has
returned from pleasant visit to Pitts
| burg.
Miss Jennie Marvin, Of Pittsburg, is Wis
ting her uncle, James Wilson, OF the South
Side.
John Walters. Of Leatherwc'd, left over
the B. & 0. yesterday for Little Rock, Ar
| kansas.
VIM. Smith and wife, Of the South Side,
left over the B. s. o. last night for San
Francisco.
James Reilly and VIM. O'Bren, left yes
terday for Red Key, Ind, TO work in o
glass factory.
Mrs. C. w. Brockunier and daughter,
| Miss Mary, have returned from ten days
visit TO Charleston.
Hon. H. r. Howard, Of PIT. Pleasant, a
member of the Penitentiary Board Of Di-
rectors, is in the city.
James Shay, Of Main street, Appointment
Young South Slider. is visiting Miss Jennie
Cochran, Of Cameron.
Kennedy Friend, who has been con-
fined TO his residence by illness Tor seVerai
weeks, is convalescent.
Sam Hugh Brockunier is home from the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology tc
spend his midwinter vacation.
w. f. Berkeley, the South Side man who
broke his leg by fall not long ago, Will Dc
able to be out soon on crutches.
Chas. Bayha, of Market street, the
young man injured on Fourteenth street
while coasting. is able to be out.
Mrs. Thomas Tagg, a well-known lady
of North Wheeling, living near the Top
mill, Is very Ill Of typhoid fever.
James Henderson, Of the Atlantic Tea
Company, who has been laid up with q SER
ious illness, is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Huntley, of North
Main street, have left for Youngstown, o.,
where they will make their future home.
Hiram Bishop, well known coal miner
at the La Belle bank, is confined TO his
home on Jacob street with a severe illness.
Attorney II. G.. Linn, wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Lizzie, of Ohio, are visiting
the family of Il. NJ Thomas, 10 East
Wheeling.
E. B. Bowie, secretary of the Standard
Fire Insurance Company, accompanied by
his wife. left over the 3. & O. yesterday
morning for Mobile, Ala.
Henry McNash, Of the South Side, re
Gently employed in the tube works, has lef
I for his home in Philadelphia, fearing tina
he had an attack of pneumonia.
Daniel Lawrence, of Eoff street, South
Side. is expected home from OF the Rhode
Island coast to-day. He is in the U. s
Navy, aud is here on visit TO his parents
NJ. w. Henrici, formerly proprietor OF
the pharmacy at Sixth and Main streets
is here on a visit. He viii go 70 his new
ZONE in Western Ohio the first OF next
week.
Paul Wingerter, Of South Chaplint
street, will De home to-day from Buffalo
where he was in school, and from which
place he was compelled 10 leave on &C
count Of falling health
Mrs. Carrie Y. Sheriff.. Of Pittsburg,
National President Of the ladies OF the G..
A. r.. was the guest Of Mrs. NJ. Anna
I Hall. OF the South Side, last Thursday.
This is Mrs. Sherriff's second Official visit
to Wheeling.
BgHLER:-C. r. Sueck, d. L. Barker.
ana j. B. Gerity, New Marunsville; r.
PoIlorson, St. Mary's; ]. H. Rinehart, l..
L. Newman, and j. H. Howfen, Littletoui
s. W. Ewart, Warrington: A Lancaster
, Parkersburg, and w. s. Sherman Watson
Fairmont
, Rlccardi Ricci. formerly Of the Boston
, ideals. but now located as q vocal music IN
structor IN Wheeling, was present 81 the
full dress rehearsal Of the Pirates las
night and complimeuted Dir. Raynes By
} saving that il was the finest amateur cho
rus he had ever heard and that the stage
! movement could hardly be improved upon
by q professional company. Dir. Ricci and
a large number OF Wheeling people will Be
present to witness the production.-Steu
benrills Star.
FATAL neglect Is little short Of sui
eide. The consequences Of neglected
cough are too well known to need re
peatlng. DIR. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup cures cough promptly. Sold By
ali dealers on a guarantee Of sAtislac