The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17
ABOUT People
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Abroad.
The current number Of Frank Les
lies Budget contains the following, IN
which 4 Wheeling man and promi-
neut actress figure: A thrilling adyen;
lure, which narrowly escaped q fatal
ending, befsl Miss Mary Anderson; the
actress. 4 few years ago at the BACK
river bridge, near Wheeling. W. Va;
Miss Anderson, with her StepfAthes and
4 lady, were being transferred 70 q
train. and, while crossing bridge, the
horsas attached TO the carriage became
frightened, ran away and totally
wrecked the vehicle. Miss Anderson
jumped from the carriage and landed
on tho brink Of an opening IN the
bridge, and would have fallen into the
waters below but for the presence oil
mind Of Henry shallcrosS, OF tho trans
fer company. who caught her In ms
arms Just as she was falling. Inc
gratitude Of Miss Anderson and DR.;
Griffin, her stepiathRr, was expressed
by q substantial present, and shAllcross
became tho hero Of Wheeling.
J. W. Leonard, Of Washington, Pa,
autographed at the MeLure.
@. stathe-s left Saturday to re.enter
tho Morgantown University.
Captain c. ShrIver, OF Bethany, was
here yesterday, guest at the Behler.
Frederick Specht, IT,, the well known
New York tenor, figures on tho Mcclure
register.
Miss Fanny Duchannon. Of Cleveland,
Is the guest Of Miss Mamie Thompson,
No. rs Alley Is
Robert Downing and wife, the latter
known on tho stage as Eugene Blalr'
arc ct the Mcclure.
Mr.. W. L Calm, wife and sister-in;;
law, will leave to-day Tor Cleveland anu
q tour Of tho lakes.
G. N. Diggs. well known Huntington
timber man. is here on a business t'ip'
a guest at tho Behler.
Mr.. Newborger. private secretary Of
Senator Camden, is guest at M. hey
mans. on Chapline street
John G. Peck, Of ClarkSburg, and J;
D. Craig and 7. G. Harvey and vile, oil
Now Martiusvillo, arc guests Of the lio'
tel Behler.
Fonce Snyder, q former well known
Wheeling boy, now OF BrainerI, MINI,
Is here on visit accompanied by his
little daughter.
Miss Emma Doddridge, Of Charleston,
who has been visiting friends and rela-
tivos hero for some time, will leave for
home tomorrow.
Master Thomas P. Gillegan, son Of
the well known contractor, Mr.. 7. j..
GilleQan, has entered st. Francis Col
lege, at Loretto, Pa.
Mrs. Mary stratton and her daughter
Nellie. Of Chicago. arc tho guests Of
Mrs. W. Nick. Day, Mrs. STATIONS aunt,
North Market street.
Mrs. q. P. Rcid aud daughter, SIncz,
have returned from Pittsburgh, Who're
thoy wero tho guests OF friends during
tho G. A. R. r. encampmont.
Hezekiah Stuff is among his old
Bridgeport friends from tho Soldiers
Home at Sandusky. He speaks in
high terms OF thb Soldiers Home.
Right Rev. Monsignor Sullivan left
last evening for tue cast. After brief
rest in Washington he will sail for a
European tour for the benefit Of his
health.
Miss Pauline II. seguin, Of the bust
ness college and conservatory OF music,
Wheeling, was in tho city to-day, and
will endeavor. TO secure pupils from this
city.-Belidire Independent.
Messrs. William S.ell, S. I. Singleton,
G. Ed Mendel, Tom Little and others
left yesterday to join Messrs. ]. X. Hall
aud r. G. MofIat on q hunting and fish
ing trip on the South Branch.
Col. Edward Reid, who has been on
toying himself among the Thousand
Islands" for tho the past three weeks.
ia home again, aud says tho sight Of
Wheeling Island Is good enough for
him.
Two charming young ladies Of the
North End, Misses Maggie 0'Neill and
May Desmond. were surprised by q
large circle Of their friends on Tuesday
evening ut the homo OF oticer Des.
mond. A most enjoyable time was
spent BY all present, cards and dancing
being tho main features of the evening.
Refreshments were served ut season.
able hour. Miss Bertha Desmond pre-
sided at the piano.
Lieut. W. @. Z. Muir, Of Kentucky.
with Mrs. Muir, arrived in the city yes.
terday morning. and the former will ro-
sumo his position as military instructor
at the Linsly Institute. Sickness de-
tanned the lieutenant at his home in
kentucky, but his friends hero will DO
glad to learn that no seems fully to
have regaincd his health.