The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho CITY aud wheeling Folk.

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
William Schnauier, OF Wotzel county,
a prominent oil operator, was at the
Stamm yesterday.
c. G. Wheeler, OF Fairmons, figures on
the Stamm register.
j. A. Smith, oil New Cumberland, is a
CUES. at the Mcclure.
W. B. Evans, Of Washington. Pa, was
IN arrival at the S;amm.
C. ". Coyne. OF Warrington, was at
The Windsor yesterday.
John Fl. Wright, OF StaLler's Run, w.
Va. is 4 guest at the Mcclure.
T. E Watson, OF Fairmont. was here
yesterday aud autographed at the Nc
Lure.
D.. D. Maxwell, OF Now Martinsville,
was among last nights arrivals ut the
Wiudsor.
Will J. Boomer. Of Cameron, waa in
the city yesterday and autographed ut
the Stamm.
Samuel Gillor and vile, OF st. Clairs-
vile, were in the city yesterday. guests
at tile Mcclure.
W. II. Strickland, in advance OF tho
Pauline Hall opera company. was at tho
Windsor Yesterday.
W. V. Tavener, OF Pittsburgh, a trav.
cling passenger agent. wac here on 4
business trip yesterday.
:sy. DR.. Cooke. OF Wheeling, will ad.
dses, tho Sunday afternoon meeting Of
the Martins Ferry Y. ". C. a.
II. B. McCracken, oil Warrington; A..
T. Barrett and P. Oliver, OF Phrkers-
burg, and G. Il. Parshal!. OF Mcdonald,
registered n. tue Bchlor.
The foreign musical talent engaged
for tho Farmers Institute consists Of
Mrs. Flora Williams, OF " h~oelin.; Miss
Il Grace Upde2rail, OF Mt. Pleasant, and
Miss Ida Parker, Of DarnesvIllc.. We
are assured that the music Mt tho com.
ing institute will DO up TO tho standard
heretofore established ut former insli.
tutoa held At Cadiz,--Cudi:, O., Demo
Graf.
Mr.. J. Robert Vail. n prominent
undertaken OF Jackson G. H.. was in tho
city this week Tor II couple OF days at.
tonding the lectures OF DR.. Sullivan, of
z Boston, on u process OF cmbalming tho
dead. Bob" will ,ost the process on tho
late Democratic party, and il the exper.
imcnt proves successful he will feel
assured his studies have not been in
vain.
Frank l. Carenbaucr, who has boon
for several ycars one OF the clerks ut the
Mcclure, has resigned and accepted n
similar position ut tho Hotel Windsor.
Frank Ia n favorito with tho travelling
public and viii! no doubt DO rs well liked
by the Windsor patrons as no Is BY
those Of the McLurr. Mr.. G. G. Ban
croft. a yonnG man from Butler, Pa,
takes the vacant place behind the Nc
Lure desk.
A Washington. D. G.. dispatch statOs
that q modal Of honor has boon awarded
10 BrGvct Minor General Henry Cape
hart, lato colonel First West Virginia
volunteers, for distinguished eallantry
in saving, under fro, the lilo Of 4 soldier
who was in imminent danger OF drown.
lug NJ Grconbrier river. w.. Va, May
90, 1864. General Capohar: nj tho out.
break OF the war resided one mile cast
Of Bridgeport, whore lio praCliccd mndi.
cine. On his return from tho army no
engaged in business, aud later removed
10 Martins Ferry and resumed tho pvac-
iico Of his profession. Some years ago
lIe removed to Fargo. South Dakota,
whore ho now resides. His many
friends in this neiciiborhood will DO
glad to hear Of tho distinguished honor
tina. has been conferred upon him.