Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily hroaIois OF tas Move nsas OF
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''His Nibs, the Baron" Company, now
appearing at the Grand Opera House,
in speaking of his experience on the
road said yesterday, that the worst be
ever struck was few years ago 10 an
Ohio town not far from here. Upon his
arrival in the place he found that the
theater stage had no fOOtlights. lie &C
cOrdingly made complaint about 1t to
the manager Of the house, who re-
sDouded: 'FootliEhts? FOOtlights ba
hanged. Let the actors wear candles
on their feet"
Ed. Pearl left for Warrington, yes
terday.
Martin Durkiu, Of P.ttsburg, is visit
ing friends e this city.
Geo. w. Stocking, well known citi-
zen OF Sistersville, is in the city.
Miss Margaret Scrogin, Of Parkers-
burg, is visiting Wheeling friends.
Lou Gaus, Of South Market street,
spent Sunday with friends in Pitts6urg.
Harry Benedict, Of Sistersyille, was
in the city yesterday calling ou friends
Judge Sprlggs and daughter, Of
WoodsfeId, are registered at the Wind
sor.
j. Slender, a prominent citizen Of
New Marunsville, was in the city yes
| terday.
Mrs. Francis IhriG and DR.. W. h
| Gillespie were Sstersvilie people Ia The
city Yesterday.
Attorney w. II. Hearne and few
friends leave for the east this Afternoon
via the Pennsylvania.
James +. Dolan, proprietor OF The
Arlington Hotel In SiSterSyllle, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Harry Joyce, Will F'oto, wiz Emers
John Foose and Louis DreihorSt ST
a delightful Sunday at Short Creek,ior
Charles Bshler has accepted a Buffalo
as travelling agent for BeirSp yester-
soap. He left on his frs
day. ts. Sistersyille;
McLUEE: w. w. Eve: r, G. Giles
w. Johnson, SprngQitorey, New Mar
pie, Pjttsburg; jams
tinsviIe. An. OF TYLER county.
O. w. o. HarSe yesterday. Ollie is a
was a visitor Republican politician of
well known
tnat cou9arvin, the court stenOgraper,
and a party of Eve, leave the city to-day
over the Pan Handle for Texas and
other Southwestern points.
WINDSOR: John Mortified, Fairmont;
A. Contrite, Petersburg; c. A. Pepper,
A. b. Dean, A. j. Mercer, j. T. Smith
aud 5. ). WeebIey, Pittsburg.
Miss Lottle Theirs returned yester-
day from a visit 10 Cleveland. She was
accompanied by Mrs, UIa Smith, who
will be her guest for several weeks.
Mr.. Roman Dobler, United States
immigration Commissioner, stationed
at Cleveland, spent Sunday and Mon
day with his family in this city, and
will return TO Cleveland this morning.
SrANM-J. T. Koon, Warrington;
Mrs. Cora Riggs, Moundsville; Nelson
Keim, MarJinsburE; q. w. Stocking,
Sistersville; b. a. Reeder, Shinnston;
A. L. Tye, Morgsntown; John Spence,
Marietta; 5. 2. Fergus, Washington,
Pa,
BEHLEE: w. S. Jacobs, Marietta; J.
3. Rinehart and VIM. Darbin' WayneS-
burg; O. w. o. Hardman, Tyler county;
NJ. Gowell, Algeria; j. w. McCanS, Bur
ton: O.. L. Wilson, Ceredo; c. C. Branch,
Toauo; Geo Winnett and mis- The
Baron" company.
Capt. Pat Tebeau, OF the Cleveland
base ball team, was in the city last
night en- route FROM St. Louis 10 join his
club at Alliance to-day. In speaking Of
the Batimore-New York series of
games for the Temple cup. he said that
baltimore was now resumiug its nat
ursl proportions.
Hon. Virgil A. Lewis, State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, was j
visitor at the weekly meeting, yesterday,
OF the NJ. L. Ministers Association, at
DR.. Riker's church. His mission here
is 10 consult the Acknowledgement in
reference 90 a construction OF the new
statutes concerning the school election
laws.