The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-10
ABOUT People
Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Charley Aiken, OF IiltonvilleD is in
the city,
Prof, /, c. White, Of MorgantOwn, is
in the city.
Fire Chief Healy returned yesterday
from a visit in the east,
William Rehm is recovering after a
long seige OF pneumonia.
Mrs. II. l.. Eoa is confined to her
home with a seige OF illness.
Edward Shorts, OF the Americas club,
South Side, will shortly marry,
Miss Kate Murphy, tho we'll known
dressmaker, left yesterday for New York.
Mr.. S. NJ. Rice left yesterdaylafter-
noon on u short business trip to New
York.
Will McElroy has returned home
from Washington, where he witnessed
the inauguration.
Ed Kelly, pf Chicago, a former well
known young mar oil Bellalre, was IN
the city yesterday.
Grattan N. Balsoy, Of Buckhannon,
and Editor W. S, Wiley, OF New Martins
vile, are ut the McLure,
Miss Hattie Poole, who has been Wis.,
iting at her old home, Morristown, o.,
returned yesterday afternoon.
The latest news from DR.. A. T. stlfel
Is not encouraging. 1t is expected that
no will be home next Wednesday.
Capt. Asa Booth is manning tho
wheel OF the r. l. rnlllps, tho coast
packet between Beilaire and Wheeling,
Mr.. A. B. Clark, a member Of the leg.
islature from Buckhannon, is in tho
city on his way home from Charleston.
Miss Emma Sloan, OF Benwood, who
has been visiting friends in Pittsburgh
for some weeks past, has returned
home.
DR.. Burchinal, of the South Side, who
is convalesing, left yesterday for Mann.
~inCton, his old home, where he will re-
cuperate.
Sammy" Nichols, tho we'll known
ball player, leaves Monday for Savan-
nah, Ga, where he has signed to play
this season.
Sheriff Dixon, of Mineral county, was
in tho city yesterday en- route home
from Moundsville, where no placed 9
Keyser manln the pen.
W. @. jacobs. OF Wellsburg, Mrs. s.
i. Robinson, OF Warrington, and Hon.
Septimus B. Hall, oil New Martiusville,
are staying at the Stamm.
Capt. r. II. Morig, IN old timo steam
boatman, id pack trom an extended trip
to Florida. The captain is really look
ing younger than for years past.
Capt. l. S. Delaplain, OF tho Tariff
Students, got in yesterday evening from
Washington. He considers his pros
poets for the Havre consulship excel.
lent.
Mr.. Smiley Walker, manager Of Miss
Annie PixIey, is in the city, arranging
for tho appearance OF his star ut the
Opera House next Thursday night,
probably in miss Blythe, OF Duluth"
N. D. Helmick, of Fairmont, Robert
II. Browse, of Grape Island, Q. Nichols
and DR.. +. S, Davis, Of Cameron, J. NJ.
Allen, OF Grafton, and A. j. Hungerford,
of Partcrsburg, arc staying at the
Windsor.
Among tho departures over the Pan.
Handle yesterday were James md
George Wilson for Danville, ILL.,, Miss
Landsberg for Los Angeles, Cal, and
W. r. Corcoran, OF the South Side, for
North Dakota.
Word was received yesterday from At.
lantic City that Mr.. Harry W. List is
dangerously I'll, and his brother, Mr.. D.
Carter List, left at once for his bedside.
His brother Charles went to Atlantic
City with him.
B. G. Bridgeman, Of New Martinsville,
j. W. Boyers, of Paden's Valley, W.
Moore and son, of Proctor, W. NJ. Bra.
den, of Sistersville, and part OF tho
Clara Morris company and the Boston
Novelty Company registered at the Beh-
ler.