The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-15
ABoUr PEoPLE.
Stranger. in the oitJ aud whsoup- Polk,
Abroad.

Strangers IN the Clty ava nheeNaS E"lNs
Col. Cope left Saturday for Columbus
Ed. Gray leave, to-day for KokOmO,
Ind.
Ed. Cots is in cOsboctaa, O., on bust
ness.
Deuel., Of Friendly, autographed
at tho MeLure.
Frank Stuck, of NewburE, was at the
Stamm yesterday.
W. +. johnson, OF ParkersburR. auto
graphed at tho StAmm.
Mr.. Will Crawford will leave for Scott
City. Kas., in few days.
Charles Wolfram. Of Cleveland, is
visiting friends 10 this city.
Nj. and Mira. William L GIesner are
home from their wedding tour.
Editor ". S. Wiley, OF the Wetzel
Democrat, Is a Windsor arrival.
Miss Gertrude Kelly, OF East Liver
pool, Ia visiting relatives on the Island.
]. II. Smith and NJ. r. Hall. OF Park.
ersburg were at the Windsor last even
ing.
Leland Hunt, Of St. CIairsyilIo. was in
tho city yesterday aud registered at tho
Stanm.
Miss Hettie B. Meanor, OF Pittsburgh,
is Visiting her mother at the residence
Of @. r. Tracy.
William Forsyth, George E. Work
and G. b. Hitchcock, Of sistersville, are
Behler arrivals.
r. G. Bridgeman aud Charles ". Bar
rick, Of New Martinsville, registered at
tho Behler yesterday.
Miss Jessie Woodward, OF Taylor,
Texas, Is the guest Of Mrs. W. A. lsett,
on North Main street.
Mr.. Louis Halter, Mrs. Halter and
Mrs. A. q. Miller came home yesterday
from IN extended stay ut Mt. Clements.
]. N. Gill. superintendent OF the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, Of Huntington, is
in the city and registered ut the Wind
sor.
Archbishop J. J. Kahn arrived from
St. Louis Saturday, and will DO guest
at the Episcopal residence for few
days.
Z. NJ. statler, "0aky" seamon, Ber-
ME Mcclure aud 0. W. Heiskell left yes
terday for Big Capon, where they will
be in tho market for the tnny tribe for
few days.
Mrs. Harry sinsel, Of Oakland. Nd,
who has been the guest OF her parents,
Judge and Mrs. John W. Kennedy, on
Thirteenth street, for several weeks, re-
turned homo Saturday.
IL Apple, of West1eld, N. Y. big
oil operator. who is interested in the
Sistersville field, is at the Windsor.
Mr.. Apple recently disposed OF his
holdings III the Mcdonald field for the
very neat little SUN OF $4,000.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham, of St. Luke's
church. aud Rev. Mr.. Spur, OF Mounds
vile, will leave for Ciarksburg and the
interior OF the state this week. Next
Sunday Rev. Mr.. Spur will preach ut
St. Luke's and Rev. Mr.. Birmingham
will fll his pulpit in Moundsville.
In another column Of this mornings
paper will be seen tho announcement OF
the death at his home in Fulton, OF
Louis Orth, sr. He had becn sick some
time, and his death was not altogether
unexpected, but he will be sincerely
mourned by large circle OF friends who
held him in high esteem.
o. E. Richards. the pioneer Of col.
ored minstrelsy, aud the proprietor OF
the famous Georgia Minstrels. who up
pear at the Grand Opera House to-
night, is registered at the stamm. The
last time Mr.. Richards was here he had
an agent ahead OF him who charged up
in tho expense account for a sleeper
from Bridgeport to Wheeling.
Messrs. r. G. Picton aud J. Richard
Hadsall, OF Bethany, wore circulating
among the musical society of tho city
Saturday prospective to u seriea OF must
cal entertainments on Wa ers "Parsi-
ial," by Prof. Eugene Feuchienger,
A. NJ, OF Bethany college. 1t is hoped
that tho arrangements viii be effected.
II they are Wheeling will be treated to
the greatest feast OF music in her
history.