Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-06
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement oil
individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement oil
individuals.
John G.. Crawford, the enterprislng Dem
ocratic business man Of Cameron was IN
the CITY Yesterday and registered at the
Windsor. Mr.. Crawford was a candidate
for the position of United States Marshal
for West Virginia, but has now withdrawn
from the race. ,,
"The slate has been prepared he said,
land, as stated in the REGISTER. Hon. ,. ..
Vincent will receive the unanimous en-
dorsement of the West Virginia delegation
for Marshal. E. NJ. Gilkeson, OF Hamp-
shire. will be Collector of Internal Reye-
nue.. L think the President Will,
without a doubt, name General =.
c. Watts as District Attorney, IN
spite of the determined fight made
against him. / think the West Virginia APP
pointments will be reached by MT. CleVe-
land in very short time. VIII not DC
considered az q candidate for Marshal I'M
less the slate is broken, which is not at all
probable. With nv friends | made a
Strong fight for the place and am entirely
satisfied with the result. The fact that the
First Congressional District had two can
didates for Marshal, probably had consld-
cradle weight in causing the delegation 70
unite upon Mr.. Vincent"
John Mendel was in Cadiz on Monday.
Prof. John Mullen has returned to the
city.
Ed. Brues left yesterday for Mounds
vile.
General Alfred Caldwell is back from
Washington City.
Mrs. David Hahne is i'll at her residence
on Forty third street.
Benz. Exley is confined to his home on
the Island, by illness.
w. H. Colvig, OF Main street, is in
Cleveland on business.
James Miller left over the Panhandle
yesterday for Larned, has.
John s. Naylor left yesterday afternoon
for the East, on a business trip.
Miss Shirley Brockunier left yesterday
for Rochester. N. Y, TO attend school.
w. w. Echols, of Sixteenth street, is
able to be about, after serious illness.
Patrick Tracy of Weston, formerly of
this city, was calling on friends here yes
terday.
Misses Ella English and Ethel Sage, OF
the Island, left yesterday for ONO, TO WISH
friends.
w. M. Wilson, of the North End, has re-
turned from a visit with his parents at
Harrisville, Pa.
Misses Ennice and Mary Hutton, Of Oil
vet, O., are guests Of g. L. Murray, on
Fourteenth street.
Rev. Father McElligott, rector OF ST.
Joseph's Cathedral, is sick at the North
Wheeling hospital.
Miss Isabel Houser is home from Wheel
ing, after winters absence from 1rlenus
in that city.-Cddt- Sentinel.
Silas Sathers left yesterday for the Uni
yersitv at Morgantown, after spending a
weeks vacation with his parents.
Alex, T. Young, the East End pharma-
cist. has returned from an extended South
ern tour, much improved in health.
STANnI-P. Parker, of Friendly; A. T.
Kreps. Of Parkersburg; j. j. Wigginten,
of Fairmont; Jacob Baker, OF Amos.
Mrs. G. H. Little and daughter, Miss
Nellie, of GAINESVILLE, o., are visiting Mrs.
John w. Kennon, on Nineteenth street.
TG. Hallock, of Hallock Brothers, re-
turned from Tucker county yesterday,
where he had been to bid on county
bridge.
Andrew Heiskell who has been spending
his spring vacation with his parents here,
returned yesterday to Boston, TO resume
his studies.
Miss Mary Williams, OF East Liverpool,
has returned to her home, after a brief
visit with her cousin, Miss Maggie Jones,
of the Island.
Chas. r. Prince will leave within few
DAYS for Bay City, Mich, whore he has
signed to play third base with the crack
team in that city.
w. L. Tibbetts is back at his post as
night clerk at the Windsor. He has been
confined to his home, near Marietta, by i'll
ness, for some time.
Kemble White, student at the Morgan
town University, is spending few days
with his father, United States Marshal ii.
S. White, at the Windsor
Prof. J. A. Meyers, Of the West Virginia
Experiment Station, was among the Wis
itors in town Tuesday. Prof. Meyers
visit was purely business one.
McLURE-C. NJ. Hart. of Clarksburg
VIM. Johnson, of Belmont; 1. j. Gulf, OF
Fairmont: W. ]. Robinson and G. l.. Will
liams, of Parkersburg; j. H. Cox, OF Nor
gantown.
MISS AldrHdTtb hCnuo VIII AOaNO w ooA
inRton this week for Grafton, where she
will visit friends for week or two, soon
after which she is expected in Charleston.
-ChdrleSton Gazette.
WILDER NJ. Bates, in advance Of the
Devils Auction" Company, was at the
Windsor Yesterday. MIR. Bates was form
erly newspaper man, and in the capacity
of criminal reporter, has brought great
many evil doors to justice.
George J. Bradshaw, who was with the
Warwick Pottery Company for long
time, has located in Findlay, Ohio. MIR
Bradshaw had quite circle Of warm
friends who will regret TO hear Of his leav-
ins Wheeling.
The friends OF Ed. Booking, who was
formerly prescription clerk at Boggs' phar'
macy, will regret 10 learn Of his death,
which occurred in Philadelphia last Sun
dav- Mr.. Booking had many friends in
this city.-ChdrlestOn Gazette.
BEHLxR-A. Lancaster, of Parkersburg
A. NJ. Crow and wife and w. H. Crow, OF
I.iftleton; Andy Clark, of Dean; l.. NJ.
Ludwig, of Sistersville; w. p. Andrews,
Jack Bayne and S. Preston, Of Parkers-
burg; A. n. Pritchard and Charles Bow
ers, Of Warrington.
THE naphtha yacht ferry will COM
mence aunning regularly TO day.
Travel that gay to and from the ISL