Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-31
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
Individuals.


questions concerning the political sltua,
RON AZ the National Capitol He stated
that the published reports that he is can
didate for position under the administra-
ton, were erroneous.
zone hears all sorts Of rumors," said
Mr.. Obey, "but you probably. know as
much about the situation, 50 FAR as the
West Virginia applicants for office, are
concerned. asI do. I think Col Chas.
Hagan has a good chance Of receiving the
appointment as assistant Sergeant alarms
Of the Senate, provided the Democrats or
ganize that body. My own opinion IS,
however, that they will not organize until
next fall
fed endorsement of the West Virginia del
egatiou. but of course l cannot say whether
or not mis- appointment as District Attor-
new is An assured fact. / have Just learned
of the appointment Of Lewis Baker, for
merlv with the REGISTER. and in common
with all good Democrats l rejoice In the
deserved recognition Of service to the
party"
WrvDsoR-W. Edwards, of Warrington
Cashier Dickens, of Bellaire, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Dan Chapman, a popular travelling man,
left yesterday for St. Louis.
Walker Peterson left over the Pan-Han-
die Yesterday for Pittsburg.
MIL p. Carr, OF Fairmont, was among
the visitors TO the city yesterday.
Anthony Monahan is confined TO his
home in the Eighth ward by illness
Capt B. B. DOvener returned last night
from a business trip to Warrington.
VIII Sohafer, Of South Chapline street,
is out, after q severe attack OF the grip.
Aug. Marshner, OF the Eighth ward, is
suffering from relapse OF typhoid fever.
Henry Altmeyer is home from Pitts
burg, where be has been attending school.
Mrs. Archibald, Of the South Side, left
Yesterday for Wellsburg, TO visit friends.
A. r. Campbell left over the Ohio River
road Yesterday afternoon for Sistersville.
Judge r. H. Cochran, Of Toledo, arrive ed
in the city last evening, and is at the Nc
Lure.
Prosecuting Attorney John A. Howard
was in MoundsYille on legal business YES
terday.
DIR. John Carroll. Of South Market
street, is able TO be out after severe and
prOtrscted illness.
Mrs. VIM. Wirth, Of Cincinnati, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and John Pfarr, OF
Pleasant Valley.
Miss Cecilia Henry has returned to her
home IN Washington, Pa, after pleasant
visit with Island friends.
]. 4. Townsend, assistant freight agent
of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad,
was in the city yesterday.
Gerd Naylor and Thos. Sweeney are
home from Washington-J College
TO spend tho spring vacation.
Miss Fannie Best, of Grafton, who has
been visiting her brother, VIM. a Best, OF
the South Side, has returned TO her home.
Rev. c. Heddaens, of Columbus, is in
the city. He was called here on account
Of the serions condition Of his cousin, DIR.
A +. SJifel.
Geo. Il. Taylor returned from New York
Yesterday. where he has been for the past
two weeks laying in supply Of dry goods
for his spring trade.
SrANM-Z. T. Hedges, of Potomac; F.
r. Hall, of FairmOnt; A. II. Osborne, OF
Clarksburg; W. L. Parish, OF Amos; w.
s. Daley, Of Warrington.
BEHLER.-W p. Scott. of Phillippi; Geo.
Wybell, of Proctor: Z. Lancaster, OF
4 0EAEEauALkF a. T. A4AALAf Va ANNSNA9 fAAAS -
II. Spencil, Of Graham Station.
Miss Mamie Welty retured yesterday
from Pittsburg, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Flora, who has been attending school
at Loretta, and who will spend her Easter
vacation at home.
Miss Lily Irene Jackson, member Of
the Board Of Lady Managers Of the
Worlds Fair for this State, was in the
CITY Yesterday on her Wav from Chicago to
her home in Parkersourg.
Miss Matte Kirchner and her sister,
Miss Mary, near Woodsdale, have returned
homo from pleasant and extensive visit
70 relatives and friends in Pittsburg,
Mount Washington, Greensburg and other
parts Of Pennsylvania.
MCLURE-C. A. Wea yer, of Moundsville;
G. L. Skinner, OF Fairmont; Il. =. Arm
strong, of PIT Pleasant; j. K. Davis, Of
Warrington; k ID. Walker, of Fairmont;
ID. II. Courtney, Of Morgantown; j. w.
Russell, of Huntington; j. +. Cassell, Of
Grafton.