Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-08

The first detachment of the two hun
bred or so of Wheeling people who will
take advantage of the cheap rates and
direct route over the Baltimore and
Ohio road to Atlantic City left this
morning at twenty-five minutes after
midnight. The two day coaches run
from the city station building to Ben
wood, where connection is made with the
through train from the west, were fill
ed to their utmost capacity, and it was
a merry party which waved ad!eus as
the train pulled out of the station.
Among those noticed in the party
were the following:
Congressman B. B. Dovener, who
goes to Washington City; Hon. j. b.
Sommerville and Edward Riggs, who
were bound for Mt. Lake Park; William
Ellingham and wife, Charles II. Copp
and mother, and Miss Carrie Copp,
Frank Auber, John Blewe,t, Milton
Mabis, ex-Mayor c. w. Seabright, Will
liam Nesbitt, l.. J. Miller, Capt. Thos.
Prince, w. f. Loefler, Charles Haller,
George Wells, Councilman Otto Tyson,
George Fisher, George Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Emsheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. kas-
ley, V. Herbert Miss Annie Lee. Miss
Sadie Wickham, and Messrs. w. j. Nc
Nabb Dave White, Frank Dinger, Geo.
w. Cornell, Edward Trushell and e.
T. Alberts. of the Owl Club
A large additional party left on the
five o'clock train this morning, prefer
ring a daylight ride over the noun
tains, and a great many others will go
this evening All told, something like
two hundred people will avail them
selves of this B. & o. trip to-day, and
the Board Walk at Atlantic City will
be filed with Wheeling people by morn
ing.
Prof. F. ]. Harris, of the State Super
intendent of Schools Office at Charles
ton, was in the city last evening. He
is assisting at the Marshall County In
stitute.
Col Robert White left for Washing
ton City last evening.
Mrs. Mary Delaplain leaves to-day
for CambridgebOrO TO spend the sum
mer.
The friends of VIM. Sedan, the ex-
preSsman, are glad to hear that he is
recovering from his illness, which was
caused by his horse kicking him last
Saturday. No ribs were broken, but
he was hurt internally.
Nrfco TIutcou oh inc
young lady of GAINESVILLE is visiting
Miss Anne Phillips. of the Island.
The following employees Of Greer &
Laing left yesterday: Melvin Rich
ards. on a pleasure trip through Penn
sylvania; w. A. Logan, 10 Calias, o.,
and Charles Barley TO visit friends in
Weegee.
Mrs. NJ. w. Bennett and James NJ.
Collins arrived home from Atlantic
City last evening.
DR.. Manley, of the South Side, is con-
fined TO his room very i'll.
Mr.. William Riddle, Of North Main
street. is indisposed.
Sam Ruff and Louis Walther are in
New MartinsviAe.
Miss Ellen CODY, Of Canal Dover, o.,
is visiting the home OF Louis Bonen-
berger.
Albert Schenk is in Chicago on bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peterson, Of
South Eoff street, returned from the
country yesterday.
Mrs. Adam StOcker left for Detroit
and Cleveland on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Walter and Sis
ter, of Wellsburg, are in the city.
Mrs. Frank Walther and Mrs. Hogg
have returned from West Liberty.
Miss Emile LOhse left for Pittsburg
Pa, to visit Miss Augusta Guenther.
Mrs Louis Kuglen is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wendell, of the
South Side, left for Gerardsville, Pa
Mrs. Peters, Of the Eighth ward, left
for Washington. Pa.
Miss Kate Meyers left for Harper's
Ferry for two weeks.
Mr.. II. w. SChrebe, wife and daugh-
ters were in Lazearville yesterday.
Mrs. John Gilbert, of the First ward,
is indisposed.
Peter Frelsheim is able to attend to
his duties again.
Miss Maggie Campbell, Of the Sixth