Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals.

ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the MoVemeas OF
individuals.
SpeeioE to ths RsGists--
NEW YORK, October Ex-senator
Charles J. Faulkner, OF West Virginia,
is registered at the Fifth Avenue to-
day.
w. ". Thomas, the wheel horse OF
Democracy in Putnam county, and who
was prominently before the RaYenswood
Convention as candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Congress,
was in the city yesterday on his way
home from a trip TO Pittsburg. where
he had been negotiating a large sale OF
railroad ties to the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company. Mr.. Thomas said that
in conversation with the Pennsylvania
officials, ali related az great length the
details of the present activity ot bust
ness in railroad circles, and predicted
much Improvement from the future.
Mr.. Thomas claimed that everywhere
he went, and on every side, there
were substantial indications OF active
business revival. As TO politics. he felt
that the interior and central counties
would more than hold their own and
he hoped for the usual results In
the counties along the Ohio aud Kama
wba. He was on his way TO his Putnam
home where be expects to remain till
after the election.
Squire John A. DOpler, OF Proctor, is
in the city.
John OHanlon, of New Martinsville,
was in the city yesterday.
Col. w. w. Arnett went down the
river yesterday on business trip.
DR.. w. F. Stewart, of Stewards Land
ing, O., was visitor in the city yester-
day.
Z. E. Stewart, a prominent lumber
merchant of New MartinsVilIe, was
here yesterday.
M. R. Morris, Prosecuting Attorney
of Wetzel county, was in the city yes
terday on legal business.
Mr.. James Storey. wife and family, of
New Martinsville. passed through the
city yesterday on their way to Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Capt. B. B. Dovensr, OF Wheel
ing, w. Va, a sister of Mr.. Newton
Linch, is In this city as the guest Of her
brother at the Continental Hotel-Mar-
tillSburg World.
McLURE-C. E. Smith, o. S. Mar
shall, w. II. Bebout aud f. II. Smith,
New Cumberland; f. p. Friday, +. u.
Tallman, r. II. Graham, j. c. Brutf and
Chas O'Brien, Pittsburg; James Storey,
New Martinsville.
WINDsoR-E. LIVINGSTON, A. B. Bean,
J. Z. Wolcott and Z. j. Hill, Pittsburg;
Geo. r. Grafton, Parkers6urg; Il. VIII
son, Clarsburg; G. w. Wynn, Cambridge
boro; T. R. Stewart, Warrington; ). u.
Menager, Pt. Pleasant; 7. I. Campbell
Sistersville.
Mr.. Thomas Davidson, Of South
Jacob street, left yesterday for Wash
ington, d. C. Mr.. Davidson is the del
egate representing st. Andrews Mis-
sion Chapel Of this city to the Ninth
Annual Convention of st, Andrews So
cety, how in session there.
J.R. Campbell, treasurer OF the Ma
tional Importation Company, and Sup
J. L. Braden, II. 5. Gray
son, s. M. Patterson, 5. ID. Robinson,
John Galloway, ]. A. Jennings and
James Stovey, prominent operators In
the Ohio Valley oil fields were at the
Mcclure Yesterday.
BEHLER: Samuel S. Wilson, Wash
ington, Pa; Jacob Kurtz and wife, New
Martinsville; J. w. Johnson, A. A.
Stewart, Il. V. Gerver, e. c. Boards
lev. w. ]. McKissick and A. II. Nor
rison, Pittsburg; w. G.. Snodgrass, Bur
ton: w. H. Wharton, Marietta; VIM
Forsyth, Warrington; Rose Hill Folly
Company.
SrAMM. o. B. Rainey and wife, Sis
tersvile; D. R. Hughes, II. d. tIam,
n. II. Finley. c. d. TrecuIer, u. y.
Loveland, Herman Junker, c. b.
Rhodes and W. a. Moore, Pittsburg;
Alex. Humphrey, Steubenville; w. l..
Washington, Pa; Miss
Annie Byers, Martinsburg; Bessie L.
Koen, Warrington.
W. A. Indian, formerly prominent
operator in the West Virginia oil re-
gions. but now representing the Ameri-
can Wire Works Of Cleveland, is in the
city He says that there has OF late
been a startling increase in the number
of orders OF the product OF his plant,
and that the present prospects are that
the concern will turn out this season
125. 900 OF wire. His company employs
SOC men.