Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.
DAILY Chronicle of the Movement OF
individuals.

individuals.
Col. August Rolf returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he has been for the
past seven weeks as one Of the judges OF
malt LIQUORS at the Fair. He will return
Sunday or Monday, as his labors are not
vet concluded. There is big fight
going on over the medal for beer,
between the Pabst and Anhaueser-Busch
breweries, and the contest is
very close one, there being difference OF
only fraction of point between the two.
1t was prematurely announced, some time
ago, that the Anhaueser-Busch people had
won, but an error by clerk in the foot
ings of the tables has changed this, and
the prospects now are that the Pabst peo-
pie will be on top. An announcement OF
government analysis of the beers
is daily expected from Wash
ington by the judges in that
department. Col. Rolf says no progress
seems to have been made in the matter of
disposing Of the West Virginia State build
ING. He is much in favor Of bringing 1t TO
Wheeling for the State Fair Association,
if the EXHIBITS could be brought here with
it. and the whole combined into perma'
nent exposition of the resources Of the
State in the matter Of minerals and timber,
but nothing has been settled about 1t.
d. Gibbs, of Pittspurg, is on the hotel
list
j. A. Henderson, Of st. Clairsville, was
in the city yesterday.
Councilman +. NJ. Milligan returned
yesterday from Chicago.
H.B. Dennan, of Washington, Pa, is
registered at the Mcclure.
George Bowers will leave in few days
for visit to Lincoln, Neb.
Patrick Duffey, B. g. o. engineer, is
home from visit to Chicago.
Miss Della McFaddeu has returned from
q three months visit TO New York.
A.P. Forsyth and D. McGinlen, of Sis
tersville, are guests at the st. Charles.
las. Dixon. of South Eoff street, will go
to Pittsburg tomorrow for pleasure trip.
Mr.. Tom Clark, one of Hallock Bro. IS
force, returned yesterday from the White
City.
Miss Maggie Dolan, of Roney's Point,
was a visitor among friends in the city
yesterday.
f. H. Furick, of Pittsburg, representing
Demmler Bros. in their tin plate Industry,
is at the Behler.
Miss Sadie Lavelle and Miss Mary
Geraghty, South Side ladies, are visiting
friends at Steubenvllle.
SrAMM-H. L. Ewing, Burnsville; G. j.
Byron, Sutton: II. w. Mccoy, Sisters
Vile, and J. n. Dubois, Woodlands.
Miss d. A. Grimes, popular young
lady of this city, left yesterday via the
Pan Handle for visit to Omaha, Neo.
BENJAMIN Bartilson, prominent farmer
of Washington county, Pa, and staunch
Democrat, was in the city yesterday on
business.
W1NDsoR-U. NJ. Keld, Y. Frank, King
Spence, George d. Durham, Sistersvllle;
II. Wells, Clarksburg; the Misses NJ. j.
and Blanche Wells, SisterSvllle.
Mr.. Robert Richards, who has been
living quite i'll at his home for the past
two weeks threatened with an attack Of
typhoid fever, is slowly recovering.
Dixie Mooney, a carpenter of North
Wheeling, will leave for Baltimore the
tenth of this month. 10 reside. He has ac-
cepted position in Sleefe's piano works
of that city.
BEHLER-A. Contrite, Parkersburg; ia
cob Corns. New Martinsville; George l..
Dunnam. Sistersville; J. II Rock, Mounds
Vile: Thomas Welsh. Grafton; NJ. a.
Brant, New Martinsyille; q. Gooden,
Warrington.
The many friends and pupils Of Sister
Angela, OF ST. Joseph's Convent, will
be pleased TO learn that she has re-
turned from New York, where she has
been for the past three months studying
the latest METHODS in vocal music under