Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-22
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moras, o., was a caller at the REGISTER
Office Yesterday. The doctor was on his
way home from Washington, where he has
been on business and pleasure Tor week
past The doctor says the Senators and au-
thoritieS atWashingtOn are very much Wor-
ried about the outcome OF the visit OF CoXey
and his followers. IL IS the chief subject
of private discussion in Washington. he
says be was in the House gallery the other
day when the new rule was adopted, and
the whole assemblage appeared 10 him
more like a lot Of unruly children than
sensible men commissioned 10 leglsla;e for
the whole country. The house strikes
other people the same way.
Col. C. L. Smith, of Smith & Mckinney,
proprietors OF tae Fairmont IHdCL. came IN
on the early morning train yesterday. Col.
Smith SAYS his town shows much improve
ment in a financial way, and enterprises
are being inaugurated and prosecuted as
though the business situation throughout
the country was the same as prevailed TWO
years ago Col Smith says there Will be
no strike among the miners OF the Fair
mont district. If the strike continues
throughout the country IL will be beneficial
to Fairmont and its large coal interests.
J. H. Hayhurst, Of Station. is at the
Stamm.
C. L. Skinner, Of Fairmont, IS at the
Mcclure.
Elwood Seybold, of Fortieth street, Is
quite Ill.
Mrs. John Fisher,o South Wetzel street,
is very i'll.
HI. Wilcox, Of New Cumberland, is at
the Behler.
f. w. Paxton, Of Wellsburg, IS regis
teree at the Stamm.
John Kerr, of the South Side, IS in AL
gheny City, Pa, on visit.
A. /. Foreman, Jr., and w. A. Steele, OF
Buckbannon, are at the McLure.
&C. o. Brewster, of New York, receiver
OF the w. 3. IL T., is in the city.
R.A. Thicker, Of New York City, a well
known business man, IS the city.
Rev. Father A. J. McGrath, OF Fair
mont, is registered az the Mcclure.
Contractor Charles 7. GofT, OF the South
Side. has an attack OF rheumatism.
A child Of Edward Kite, OF South Nc
Colloch street, is not expected 10 live.
Mrs William Laughhn, of Canton, o.,
is the guest Of friends on the South Side.
Miss Carrie Beier, OF the South Side,
will leave this afternoon for New York.
F.F. Agnew, Of the B. * O., left last
evening for q business trip 10 Pitts burg.
ST. CHARLES: E. p. Willoughby, Man
nington, and J. c. Barris, Parkersburg.
Thomas Schafer, Of the South Side, will
20 for a visit 10 friends down the river to-
day.
T Patton, yard master Of the B. & o.,
is on duty again after a visit 10 Mounds
Vile.
Dr. W. H. Richardson, Of New Msta-
moras. o., was in the city on business yes
terday.
Ferdinand Kratz, OF BusinessourR, o.,
is guest Of William Lehman, OF the
South Side.
Fathers W. C. staGeld, Of Cleveland,
and Thomas Quick, Of Lewis county, are
at the Mcclure.
Mrs. Harry Seybold, OF Glendale, IS the
guest at the home Of Joseph Seyoold, on
the South Side.
VIM. Barnes, OF the Union News Com
many is none from a visit 70 mis- home a.
Washington, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. William Schafsr. OF South
Wood street, will spend the day with
friends down the river.
Greeley Ferguson, Of Muncie, Indiana,
is in the city. Mr.. Ferguson came mere 10
attend the funeral Of his father.
Miss Louise Hasenauer, Of South Nc
ColIoch street. who has been very III, Is
now on a fair way toward recovery.
John Giumartin and James McLaugh-
lin. OF the South Side. left yesterday, 70
WORK in the glasshouse at Huntington.
J. II. Deatherage, travelling passenger
AGENT Of the Chicago, Rock Island and Z A.
cifc. was a WHEELING visitor yesterday.
Robert PeihIer, OF Alley d, is able 70 be
about again. He is the man who was 50
badly hurt at the ice plant some time ago.
Mrs. T. J. Geraghty, wife OF the popular
manager Of the Union News Company in
this city, is visiting relatives IN Pitts
burg.
7 Clark Nez, the well known hagman
who mad the exciting runaway az Wash
iugton. Pa. few days ago, IS rapidly
recovering.
". p. Wagmau, Of Chicago, who has
been In the city among business men for
the last month, will return 10 his home IN
the morning
lonu Reeder, the North Wheeling man
Who disappeared so mysterlously, has re
turned 10 the city. He says be was visit
ing friends in Bsltimpre. Nd.
p Kent LOOMS ofithe state Journal, and
Frank II. Warne, OF the Sentinel came uT