Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06

New YORK, September 5.-Mr. and
Mrs. w J. Cook and Mr.. and Mrs. C..
+. Hannah are at the Sturtevant. e.
Hayes, of Morgantown, is at the Metro
politan.
Strangers came TO the city all day
Yesterday, and particularly last night
in CREST numbers. Every large hotel OF
the city was filled to overlooking, and
hundreds OF cots were used. A careful
count last night revealed the fact that
at the Brunswick, Mcclure, St. Charles,
Stamm, Behlsr AID Windsor hotels
about fifteen hundred persons were
lodged. This about equals the cor
responding day of last year. In many
instances persons had to be turned away
from the hotels. All the railroads did q
large passenger business yesterday.
The =. * 0. had q great rush. The
mberlaud accommodation due in this
city at S:45 q. N. was two hours late.
The crowd was so great that passengers
hung on the rear platforms. The en-
CINE gave out and this caused the de-
lay. Yesterday the service on the
Pttsburg division OF the line proved
insufficient. All the trains arriving In
the city over the o. Z. were crowded
and they we're ell late. The wreck at
the bridge at st. Mary's had not been
cleared, aud passengers had to be trans
ferred all day. II was said late last
night that by noon to-day the bridge
would be in shape again. All the rail
roads will have the biggest day to-day
of the Fair, it is thought.
The following persons from nearby
tows registered at Wheeling hotels yes
terdsy: Brunswick: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Cook and sister, st. Mary's; c. s.
Creng and wife, West Alexander; Z. K.
De Normandie and family, ClaySville;
Mrs. Samuel Frazier, Washington; J. z.
Bare, Hannibal; j. S. Harter, Washing
ton; G.. Cline, Batesvile. McLure: r,
ID. OverGolt, Washington; James
W. Green, East Liverpool; James Mo-
seucblfe, Cambridge; Frank L. Hill.
East Liverpool; John 5. McNutt, Wells
vile. st. Charles: Brit Hart, Wash
ington; Jack Murray, Cambridge; c. L.
Ice, Barnesville; r. NJ. Dock, Wash
ington. Stamm: j. SchHman, Jr.,
woodsfeld; Z. Z. Mcdonald, Clays-
Vile; w. w. Vance, Washington: B. B.
Boodley, Piedmont Mrs. Geo. Ritner
aud Miss Julia Kilver, Wood field; E. f.
Mcdonald, Claysville; Windsor: Joseph
Barr and wife, Washington; Amos J.
Sweet, Wellsville, s L. Down, Woods
field. Behler: John Preston, Wash
ington; L. T. Blum, Dexter City; S. w.
Littlen, Clsrington; r. w. McCameron,
Woods feld; Frank Wilson, Jolly;
Charles Kerr, WellSville; J. M. Poole
and son, J. A. Bumfield, Toronto;
George p. Schmidt, East Liverpool; E.
Gross, Steubenville; II. NJ. Hall, Upds-
graph; Miss Annie Hoffman, Antiock.
BEHLEB: w. K. RiDe and wife, Bird;
B. +. McCurdy and wife, Huntington;
w. j. Vandrivech, Sistersville; William
Kineaid, Cameron; Riley Shackelford,
Mouongah; ]. L. Hays, Mannington; J.
o. Mcdonald, d. L Mcdonald, and c.
J. Burnside, Fairmont; Mrs. s. Wright,
Warrington; William G.. Nichols, Cam
eron; Smith Hood, Jr.. Rivesville;
Emery Falkiugton and l. w. Martin,
Warrington: William II. NAHUM, Fair
mont; Capt. William 3. Sine and wife
and Miss Annie Cunningham, Manning
ton; U. n. Arnett, Jr., Fairmont; w. n.
Harter, s.. Leo; John Schwscker, St.
Msry's; Mrs. M. Morgan, D. Dewsr,
w. Il. Nicholson. Jr., Thomas Smith
an.Awife, G. A: GleDdenninR. Il. Suod-
J. NJ. Waters aEd Richard Hub
Manniogton; w. c. Boor and ]. L.
Barrieksvisle; ]. s Musgrave,
sville; w. G Showater, Clarksburg;
IN. Fleming, Fairmont; William NJ.
kcCullum and wife, Huntington; J. C.