Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-12
Ems ARRIVALS
At THE WEST VIRGINIA BUILDING ON THE
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS
The Names Of those Residents of This City and
State Who Recorded Their Names in
the Visitors Book.

| As illustrating the rush OF west VIZ
Qinians to the Worlds Fair at Chicago,
the REGISTER this morning publishes
complete list OF those registering at the
West Virginia State building during the
past week.
The list does not, as a matter OF
course, embrace the names Of all those
who are in Chicago from this State, nor
yet all the West VirgiRians who visited
the building, but is merely a list OF
those who registered their names IL
is pertinent to here suggest that all
West Virginians should make 1t point
| to inscribe their names In this DOCK, as
it will be preserved as an index OF those
who visited the Fair.
Following is the list:
T. Lord, Wheeling; L. w. Reilly,
Wheeling; Ashley Waugh, Fanny
/ Waugh, Wellsburg, Morgan Park, ILL.,;
Lizzie NJ. Smith, Wellsburg, Epworth
Hotel; A. p. Camden, Parkersbgrg, 1886
Lake Park avenue; Title Reilly, Mrs.
Thomas N. Reilly, Josephine Reilly,
| Wheeling, 4S3l ST. Lawrence avenue;
Miss z. L. Porter, New Cumberland,
Hotel Bunten; Helen Reilly, Wheeling;
Frank A. Whimar. Wheeling; w. Z.
Crumbacker, Weston, Palmer House; s.
! p. Peck, Hinton; Lizzie e. Pifer, Buck
hannon; Elizabeth Hunter, Wellsburg;
DR.. ]. Bates Mckinley, Martinsburg;
Mrs. Jennie Zegenielder Browne,
Wheeling; Mrs. w. j. Johnston, w. j.
Johnston, Wheeling, 653 Warren ave-
nue.; R. S. Hill, Addison, 70 Rush street;
w. B. Parkhurst, Grafton; &. NJ. Blum,
and family, Miss May Harron, Fayette;
Mrs. j. c. Shaefer, Addison; Percy
| Hardin, Wheeling. 5637 Jefferson ave.;
Edward Egan. ParkersburG, 3643 First
ave-; NJ. M. Kunst and wife, Miss Trune
NJ. Kunst, Earle Kunst, r. K. Harrison,
Weston, Clifton Hetel; Mrs. B. Walker
Peterson, Wheeling; w. L. Peterson,
Wheeling; Mrs. Judge Edmiston,
Weston, Twenty-secend street; u. ID.
McClurg, Rupert, 161 West Madison;
Mrs. E. R, Bee, Big Bend, 161 West
I Madison; Mrs. Hattie Shirk,
! Mrs. n. A. Williams, Rupert, 161 West
Madison: P A. Faherty, Piedmont,
Ballard hotel; Mrs. n. w. Musgrove,
Clarksburg, 1925 Grand Boulevard; j.
! n. Cole, Parkersburg; ID. w. H. Linn
mer, Wheeling, Plan tation hotel; L.
&. Scofl, Wheeling, fremont House;
| s. A. Lutz, Charleston; Mrs. Chas. j.
! Waterhouse, Chas. j. Waterhouse,
Wheeling; MissMary II. Irwin, Wheel
ing, 1860 North Halsted street; w. z.
Porterfeld, Failing Waters; John M.
Snyder, RanneY; jenkins Jones, Bran
we'll; D. B. Hussey, Weston; Emma l..
Thomas, Petersburg; 315 Flfty-eighth
street; South Park; M. A. Summers,
| Salem, Harrison County; Frank Blair,
Wheeling; Edgar Mayer, Charleston,
Palmer House; L, j. Ashworth, Fannie
Ashworth, Huntington, Hotel Alham-
bra: Louis J. Walker, DR.. Thomas P.
| Carpenter, Poca; Mary A. Baron, Mar
| tin Fischer, Wheeling, corner Ellis av-
enue and Fifty-second street; K. G.
Flacus, Wheeling, PSI lakewood boue-
varde, j. l.. Carpenter, J. c. Reid, Cam
| eron, 251 lakewood boulevard; Christian
7. Zorn, Wheeling, PSI lakewood boule-
ward; Mrs. w. A. ROhbough, Wheeling,
l6 Harrison street; Edward Reid, Wheel
ing, Harmdi S. Daniels, Higgins; B. f.
Arbour, Petersburg. Buffalo Bill's w,
w. Show; A. r. Hiner, Franklin; John
McGrath and wife, Charleston, Kathe-
rine Johns, Wheeling; Miss Elizabeth
List, Wheeling; 2251 Calumet avenue;
John b. Hilgartner, George Hilgartner,
Newburg; Il. Seaman, Wheeling; w. c.
Mahan, Hancock county; g. A. Higgin'
botham, Charleston, Mining Building,
Col. Guard: Jesse A.Gregg Morgan town,
SeveAty- second and Woodlawn avenue;
Stella Moore Gregg, New Msrtinsville;
John H. Rinehart, VIM. Il. Exley,
Wheeling; j. W. Lakin, Terra Alta, 161
Clark; e. NJ. Gaylord, Weston, Ter
minal Building; j. H. Nichol, Volcano;
James V. Braden; Earle V. Braden.
Wheeling, 162 Seminary avenue; M. f,
CHAMPION, Grafton, Epworth Hotel; j.
w. Freeland, Cliff Top, Cores Hotel;
A. w. Woodford, Weston, Commercial
Hotel; j. E. Lang, Salt Sulphur
Springs; ]. W. Moore, Slstersville;
Clara Hoyt, B. Fl. Hoyt, NJ. D., Ravens
wood; d. H. Stores, Wheeling; w. L.
Wilson, Geo. o. Onssenburg, Sewlll
Depot, Cores Hstel; P. j. Riley, Fire
Creek; T. E. Walker, Cliff Top; c. A.
Keine, Wheeling, 91O1 Superior avenue;
Mrs. Alex Campbell, Mrs. B. c. Hage-
man, Bethany, Hotel de Paris; Virgie
Hogeman, Bethany; Jeanette Campbell,
Wellsburg; John s. Nickel, Sinks
Grove, 24l Ohio street; Harry S. Muir
ply, Wheeling, 91o1 Superior avenue;
Mrs. Joseph Bedilion, Wheeling, 56Ss
jefferson avenue; L. b. Rupert and
wife, Nuttallburg, Fremont Hotel; David
Waugh, Margaret B.Waugh, WellSburg,
Morgan Park; S. L. Maxson, Broaddus
College, Clarksburg, 81 Carpenter street;
Mrs. w. P. Craighill, Charles Town;
Woman's DomitOry; John Marshall, o.
S. Marshall, JOS. g. Marshall, Ida E.
Marshall, New Cumberland, 43l9 Berk-
eley avenue; G. D. Marshall, Hancock
county, 1919 Berkly avenue; Clara E.
Marshall, Alma Marshall, Hancock
county; j. w. Lakin, Terra Alta, Kuhns
Hotel; Iona McClinton, Logan county,
Hotel Harcourt; John Busch, Parkers-
burg, Brook Dale; Rev. DR.. Alexander,
Chaplin McCabe, Wheeling;G. q. Finn,
Spencer; Benjamin McGinnis, Richie
county; Mamie ]. Thompson, Three
Churches: C. B. Bubaugh, Parkersburg.
NEwi NEW! NEW
We are now In receipt Of the largest and
handsolnest line Of foreign and domestic
Woolens ever introduced to the fine trade
of Wheeling, embracing novelties IN over
continEs, Suitings. Silk Vestings and Fancy
PantRloonings. which We will make up in
the latest stYle and at reasonable prices.
Perfect fit guaranteed.