Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-01

ditorium hotel They were spectators of
the resulting disorder and OF the grand
charge of about 1000 police which scat
tered the crowd and secured comparative
peace and order.
Mrs. C. F. Sharp and son are visiting
relatives in Marietta
Geo. Gruhb OF the South Side. is visit
inc among Cincinnati friends.
s. r. Bower was an arrival last evening
at the Windsor from Sistersville.
Thomas Killeen, ofthe South Side, has
gone for trim 10 the Worlds Fair
John Gibblin, employed at Delaplain's
store is taking in the Words Fair.
McLure: NJ G.. Tyler Mouongah; c. F..
Richardson and wife. New Cumberland.
VIM. Remike. Of South Marke, street. is
home from seeing the sights at the Worlds
Fair.
Rev A. D. Perry. Of the South Side, is
home from an extended trip 10 Morgan
town
Mrs NJ. Bosworth and sister. Of this
CITY, left yesterday by the Panhandle for
Chicago.
w. Kemple and Orville Carroll. South
,Siders, will leave to-day for Pennsylvania
Tor hunt
Miss Nav Killeeu, of Twenty.ninth and
Mccullough streets, is guest OF friends
in Belaire
Prof Bartholomew, Manager Of the
Equine Paradox, is stopping with his wife
at he Stamm.
Mr. Green, manager Of Locks shoe
store left Yesterday over the Panhandle
for New York
Bank. has returned from business trip 10
WASHINGTON, Pa.
Miss Dora and Della Wincher left yes
terday 10 spend few days with friends in
West Alexander.
Ed Wilde, superintendent Of the River
side steel plant is visiting his parents
near Elmira. n. Y.
Mrs McHale and Mrs. John A. Rooney
and family, of Pittsburg are visiting
South Side friends
Miss Marie Dent. Of Washington. d. C..
Is a guest OF Miss Lottie WaterhOuse, OF
South Chapline street.
Rev. DIR. w II. Cooke. pastor OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, Is expected 20
return home this week.
Miss Maggie Klugg. OF the East End,
left yesterday n sneud several weeks at
Glenn Easton, w. Va.
Fred Stejnmaun. of Baltimore, Is
guest Of Mrs. Dorothea Haus, OF Jacob
and Forty-second streets.
Mrs. l.. Scott and dau ghter Blanche, OF
North Main street. will leave to-day 10
visit friends in Steubenville.
Hal and Elsie Whitaker returned yes'er-
day from Chicago, where they have been
spending a month at the Fair.
ST CHARLEs-H. T. Blair Sistersville;
J. w. Rildow. Piedmont: Alice Shaw
Dormau: A. J. Spencer, Selden.
John Ochsenkuhu, a salesman Tor Chas.
Seabright. on the South Side has return
ed from trip 10 the Worlds Fair.
Mrs Thomson and daughter, Mrs. Bell
Kain. Of the South Side. are homo from q
stav at the Moundsville camp grounds.
Miss Maud Edwards. Of Toronto, o.
who has been visiting Island and South
Side friends. returned home yesterday.
Miss Jennie McGown. teacher OF the
Eighth ward school will ho homa TO-DAY
from a trip 10 the Worlds Fair and visit
to FiuGlay, O.
Mrs. Geo. L. burst and family accom-
panied by Mrs. Schuememhyn, ofTrenton,
n. j., returned home yesterday from sew
eral weeks visit 20 Teacoma, q.
Mr. r Vanbergh, salesman for NJ. Hey
man & Son. received yesterday from the
State OF New York, handsome souvenir
medal Of the battle OF Gettysburg.
Fred +. Faris. Of the firm OF Leiner &
Faris. left Yesterday morning for Clarks-
burg. where he will visit for few days
and then 60 to the Fair az Chicago.
STAMM-C. l.. Yager, Proctor; Mrs. ID.
L. Coleman. Wellsburg; Miss McGafnoy
Weston: w. A. Nave, Bethany: II. j.
Evans Webster; o. G. Johnson, Clinton.
William Blue n popular young man OF
Toronto. O., returning on a trip through
the west. 10 Chicago, stopped as guest 70
Carl White. Of the South Side, where he
now Is.
Warren Harsha, Of the South Side, has
gone 70 Columbus 10 take In the fair. He
took his elegant gelding along. q brother
Of the celebrated j. |. e. This animal has
record of 2:20.
BEnRR-A. II. Stanley, st. Mary's; y.
Uni, Williams; Mrs. A. S. Prosser, Sis
tersville: u. V. Phillips, BuckhannOn; NJ.
Tahev. Littleton; Emil Miller, Sisters
Vile; r. NJ. Cuhert, a. l.. Prichard, Man
nington: L. ID. Ullumm. Benwood.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ralston, Of Wells
burg: Mrs. Thomas Manning and son
Charles, OF Moundsville and Miss Lizzie
Hedge, Of Moundsville, formed company
leaving this city few DAYS ago for Chi
cago. They went by the w. a. l.. T.. road.
The following reverend gentlemen were
in attendance at che Woman's MissionarT
Society in this city: Rev. Thompson, OF
Roney's Point: Rev. w. j. McMicheel, OF
Uniontown, Ohio; Rev. Ashenhurst, of
Righ Ridge, Ohio; Rev. Thos. Balph, Of
st. Clairsville.