Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-24
N IND ABOUT HOTELS.
The Arrivals in the City Continue tc
Be Heavy.
All the Registers Well Filled, Last
Night-The Christmas Dinners
All Blocked Out-Ohat and Cos
sip of the Offices and Corridors.

SIP or the Of1ceS ana CORRIDORS.
Incoming and departing guests at the
hotels like to see clean streets, so last
evening, Notwithstanding it was little
damp, they spoke as though the late
war scare had accomplished some little
good in the matter of cleaner streets
here in Wheeling.
The fastest in fish, roast reHshes, oys-
ters, vegetables, pastry and desserts
will be served by the Wheeling hotels
for dinner tomorrow.
Windsor-W. J. Alexander Manning
ton; A. B. Payton, Washington; w. w.
Dickson, Pittsburg; w. A. Brown, New
ark, n. j.; +. Z. Hale, G. A. Hemming
and Fred. A. LONE, Chicago; d. w.
korlZetue, Ravenswood; Z. Brostmeyer,
Cameron; Charles w. Willis, Glover's
Gap; VIM. McCully, Glenwood, w. Va. /;
d. G. Murphy, J. H. Cooling, Jr., New
ark; J. w. Glover, Toledo, o.
"As you see, am an old gray haired
evening, and have been in politics all
my life from the ground up, and pretty
high in the political tree. but l want TO
tell YOU gentlemen that Cleveland has
taught me in the last few days more
about politics than | ever dreamed OF. .
Mr.. w. H. Hoyt, general Southern
manager of the Industrial Savings and
Loan Company. of Syracuse, n. Y, left
this morning on a brief visit to At
lanta, Ga.
McLure-J. T. Koen, Miss Blanch
KOen and Miss Daisy Koen, Manning
ton, w. Va; Mrs. S. George, Miss Mar
tina George, Miss Laura George, Wells
burg; L. NJ. Gorham. Miss Minnie Cor
ham. Miss Pearl Moore, Miss Mabel
Moore. J. H. Campbell and Miss Eliza
beth Snider, Sistersville; J. A. Edmin-
son, J. II. Brecker, William S. Clark,
H. H. Croft, Pittsburg; w. NJ Plaisted,
Worcester, Mass; 1. n. Gordon, Belle
fOnte, Pa; w. S. Topel, T. S. Worder,
Newark, o.
1t was pretty good-loOking crowd
around the hotels last evening, even if
some of the best known travelling men
were absent.
The travelling jewelry merchant is
cut between a diamond and a brilliant,
and one of the cutest class of men TO
work the hypnotizing act on the dear
people.
Stamm-T. D. Shaffer and wife, Miss
Nettie Walds, Sistersville; E. P. Camp
bell, West Sunbury; r. T. Brown, New
Matamoras; R. L. Cole, Parkersburg;
w. NJ. Shaw, G. Sypher S. H. Husel-
ter, Pittsburg.
There is no small interest taken in
a pay car on the railroads, but engin-
GERS as a class are not always fond of
such runs. Ii sometimes takes too
much nerve nowadays in more ways
than one. A certain road west, in the
hands of a receiver and short of cash,
run one of its pay trains for a bluff
about year ago without a cent aboard.
1t was wrecked near a junction point,
and Ike Bristol, its driver was killed,
so that since this affair engineers in
this country prefer freight runs or a run
about the yards.
Behler-W. w. Francis, Cameron;
Joseph Bushager. Warrington; E. G.
Regimes and wife, J. F. Robinson. R.
Stofford. Sistersville; w. T. Waller,
Amos. w. Va; VIM. FOrsythe, Smith
field: L. +. Jones. Steubenville: H. w.
Mitchell, New York; AL. Seuing, Balti-
more.
James F. Fulton. C. C. Bartling. ]. C.
Newton and Thomas Cody. of The
Light on the Point" company, of New
York, are at the Brunswick
ST. Charles-D W. Baxter, William
Bogue. Miss Harriet McMoney, VIM.
Cosley, w. II. Shuer, Sistersville; John
Hilton. Washington; l. n Robb, But
Ter, Pa; w. n. Ringer, Allegheny, n. Y;
r. Sullivan, CCierain, o.
Brunswick-F. NJ. Coleman, Smith
field: A. J. Mechling, Sistersville: S. A.
McCOal Marietta, o.; S. H. Davis, FL
dred; ]. II. Orr, Clarion; NJ. A. Wiser,
GAINESVILLE, Pa.
CDOO1l & Co. are Handkerchief
OIIOOk people of Wheeling. Come
early.