Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-07
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily ChrOaIcIo of the MOVeAsns OF
InHlvlduniG

Daily ChrOnIcIs of the MOVeRsns OF
Individuals.
Spseia 10 tAs Reqsster.
New YORK, September 6.-Among
the people at the New York hotels to-
day are: Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. BOdlsy,
Coleman House; w. NJ. Exlsy and Z. S.
Irwin, SturteVant.
The rush at the big hotels OF the city
was greater last night than on the pre-
vious evening. The REGISTER stated
that on Wednesday night fifteen hun
dred persons were at the six large
hotels. Last night there were fully
three hundred more In the same houses,
making the nRmbsr last night about
eighteen hundred persons. The rush
at the big hotels was something great.
Oae hotel man, who has been Ia the
business here for years, stated last
night tnat he never did as large bust
ness as yesterday. Every large hOtel
had all its rooms full, and each had cots
In numbers. 1t was hard day on the
hotel clerks, as one remarked last night
as men TO the number of dozen called
after him as be chased about and
sweat, THE way OF ths hotel clerk ii
hard at fair time"
Coroner J. W. Schultze suffers from
rheumatism.
W. S. Wiley, of the Wetzel Democrat,
is in the city.
John Ehrle, the Forty-third street
druggist, is indisposed.
L. E. Smith, Esq, of Sistersvllle, was
among the Fair visitors yesterday.
J. Y. Hornor, Of ClarKsburg, was
among the REGISTERS callers yesterday
A. B. Myers and son, of Sherrard
were in the city yesterday taking in the
fair.
Mrs. Thomas Caniff, of Steubenville
is visiting her parents on the South
Side.
Miss Laura Caderbach, Of South
Wetzel street, is home from trip doWI
the river.
George Bastable, one of Parkersburg's
leading business men, was Fair visitor
Yesterday.
Benjamin Speidel, of South jacob
street, has made the purchase Of fnt
new bicycle.
DR.. G.. B. West, a prominent physician
and Democrat Of Sistersville, was in the
city yesterday.
Ed ChristY, prominent oil man o.
New Martinsville, was in the city yes
terday on business.
J. w. Mcintyre, ESQ, prominent
attorney Of New Martinsville, was il
the city yesterday.
William Carnahan, of Mount Olivette
was in the city yesterday seeing sights
at the State Exposition.
Jacob Koontz Snd Levi Tucker, prom
inent gentlemen of New MartinsVlle
were in the city yesterday,
Mrs William Liehl, of Woodsaeld,
Ohio, is visiting her nephew, r. ii.
Brubaugh, of South Eoff street.
Forest Lowther and John Bridgeman
popular young men of New Martins
vile. were 10 the city Yesterday.
Dan Wallace, a prominent oil nan Of
SisterSville, accompanied by Miss Kat;
Davis, attended the Fair yesterday.
Patrick Caniff and daughter, Mis-;
Mary, Of New Philadelphia, o., are the
guests Of friends on the South Side.
Mss Nadie Butcher, handsome anC
popular young lady Of New Martins
vile, is the guest Of friends in the city.
James Maloney, the patrol driver
who has been dangerously i'll az his HON,
on South Main street, is rapidly recover
Ing.
Misses Clara Schryver, of Baltimore
and Mamie Thompson, of Uhrichsville
are the guests of the Misses Hunter, o
the Island.
I. 4. Toothmsn, of Lubec, this State
is Ia tue city. he is an officer Of ID,
State Grange, aud will soon organize
lodgs in this city.
Robert Mccormick, q prominent gen
tieman OF SiStersylle, and Democratic
candidate for State Legislature, was il
the city Yesterday.
Hon. J. B. Findley, Of the Interns
Revenue Collectors Office AZ ParEers
burg, Is in the city on business connect
ed with the Office.
Joe ". Boyer and Miss Maggie Baker
Highest Of all in Leavening P