The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the GUY md Wheeling Folks
Ahronl.

Strangers In the Guy nnu wheeling Folks
Abroad.
United StatoB Senator Camden was
horc awhile yesterday, but his visit had
no political Significance. Iie came up
from Parkersburg in his private cur,
having attended tho annual meeting
thDro on Thursday OF tho stockholders
| OF tho Ohio River Railroad. IIo wont
out In tho country shortly atter his mr.
rival. to visit his mother.in.law, Mrs.
| Judge Thompson. He was on his re-
turn to his post OF duty at Washington.
W. G. Lynch, OF Pittsburgh, was In
the city interviewing tho drug trade for
his house. MIR. lynch will DO remem-
bered "a tho advance agent Of Spaulding
on tho famous tour Of tho world by tho
Chicago and All America base ball
teams several seasons ago. Ho will pre-.
sent to Will Irwin an ivory ball bat that
was given to him by the Prince OF
Wales.
L. G. Wilson, OF Sistersvlile, Ia a guest
OF the Windsor.
Hon. Bon Wilson was hero on a busi.
ness visit yesterday.
G. W. Crawford, OF New Martinsville,
autographed ut tho McLure last evon-
ing.
Mr.. Thomas Holiday, OF Columbus,
O., a son OF Mother Holiday, Is visit.
ing friends in tho city.
SIr. A. B. Buskirk, q prominent citi-
zen OF Logan Court House, was here
yesterday on q business trip.
Mrs. ]. A. Connolly and Misses Lulu
and Francis Connolly, Of Sistersvillc,
autographed at tho Windsor.
?. II. J.amplot, Of Charleston, and
Editor J. W. Burchinal. Of tho Mounds.
vile Herald, are at tho Windsor.
Mrs. Sophia Carr will como homo to.
day from St. Louis, whore she has been
visiting for tho past ak months.
Mr.. W. c. Beanu, OF the Register, Is
homo from a.trip to tho east and up on
tho lake.. His health was much bcne-
fitted by the trip.
Misses Bettie Mcclure and Mollie
Frew arrived homo last evening from q
months visit to Mrs. H.. S. Constable,
at Mt. Washington, Md.
Mrs. NJ. E. Grim and Miss Josephine
Shenilihc, OF Wheeling Island, are tho
guests Of Mrs. Grim's father, Mr.. A. Nc
1ntirc, OF Oak.-CiaringtOn, O., lndtpen-
dent.
L. J.. Daer, OF Raymond City; S. A.
Windsor and T. ]. Gibson, of Parkers.
burg; J. Alex Parker, OF Hinton. and A.
A. Miller, OF Koysor, registered at the
Stamm.
Mrs. Katie Conklo and son, who have
been visiting friends in Moundsville,
have returned home. accompanied by
her charming sister-in-law, Miss Ella
Conkle.
Rev. DR.. Delleville, OF Pennsylvania,
father Of DR.. J. E. Bulleville and Mr.. ].
NJ. Belleville. is visiting in Wheeling,
and will preach tomorrow forenoon in
the Second Presbyterian church.
Wednesday evening Harry Curtis
and Miss Grace Curtis, OF West Liberty,
W. Va, were married by Squire Frank
S. Mason, at his home in the Second
ward. They will reside in Wheeling
Beldlr irt0une.
William P. O'Brien. OF B%uckhannon;
]. NJ. Fleming. Of Fairmont: W. D.
Boyle. II. II. Mercer and w. II. Hern,
Of S%istersvilie. andG. c. Smith, OF Fair.
mont, were among the West Virginians
who registered at the Behler yesterday.
Strangers are generally in.ruders, but
the one that arrived at the residence OF
Mr.. J. kelsey Hall yesterday morning
was US welcome as the flowersin May.
1t was o boy and weighed nine pounds.
Mr.. Hall bears tho additional RESPONSE
bility with his customary atiability.
Harry I. Fritz, son Of County Com.
missioner Adolph Fritz. Of tho Eighth
ward, died yesterday morning at the
residence OF his father. He had been
sick but two weeks. He was IL popular
young man, aud m employe of the
Wheeling Steel works. lie has been
married but a few months.