The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-22
ABOUT PEoPLE.
straugor.in tho CITY aud wheeling roIk'
Abroad.

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He arrived at Tuhn, Switzerland, on
tho sixth Of this month, having landed
from the Atlantic liner at Antwerp four
days previous. Just as his steamer was
entering the port it came in collision
with a big four masted sailing vessel
and quite n large hole was cut in tho
SWitzerland's side. Otherwise his trip
was without incident The weather in
Switzerland this summer 10 unusually
cold and heavy clothes and blankets aru
in demand. Mr.. Thouen will return to
America in October.
The Niagara Falls correspondent OF
the Pittsburgh Dispatch has tho follow.
ing: Quito a Juror was created by tho
arrival Of n worry handsome WOMAN this
week. The lady registered as Nine. Il.
q. F%leischmann aud maid, OF Cairo,
Egypt. She was accompanied by lady
friend, Mira. Andrew Patterson, Of
WheeliacSY. Va. The ladias arc paSi-
ing their time in riding and driving.
Nine. FlsIschmaun il handsome aud
wealthy, and that is about all that most
persistent guests can find out about her.
j. Hunter Smith, OF Piedmont, was
here Saturday.
Capt Ed. Muhleman lie homo from q
trir TO Duluth by lake.
Officer Michigan will leave for New
York to-day to spend his vacation.
Mira. Charles Schmidt and children
are visiting friends in BROOKLYN, n. Y.
j.. A. Gartlan, Of Warrington, was
among yesterdays arrivals at tho Nc.
Lure.
Mira Adele Wright, Of LaBcllc street,
is spending a weeks vacation in the
country.
William Shirley, secretary Of tho
electric railway, returned from Cincin.
natl last evening.
MeIsrs. Sam and Sol Roich, Of Pitts.
burGh, spent Sunday with their pAtentS
Oh Thirteenth street.
Rev. william UliOrt will go ont into
Ohio to-day to join his family, who are
visiting relatives there.
U. s. Marshal Garden Is homo from
BluelsId. Ile reports everything quiet
in the coal regions now.
Mr.. L. W. SchaoiCr and daughter, Of
this city, aro at the Fountain springs
hotel, Mt Clemens, Mich.
L. A. Reich, Of New MaEtiRsyille, and
d. d. Bailey, Of Weston, werO among
Yesterdays arrivals at tho Stamm.
Roy Myers, the accommodating Asso.
ciaied Press messenger. is home from u
vacation visit to Canal Dover, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Marsh and
daughters Lettic aud Jessie, OF the Is.
land, have returned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. McArdle. Of
Cleveland, arc visiting Mrs. McArdlo's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Miller, Of
the South Side.
Mrs. A. ReymGnn aud Mr.. Paul Roy.
mann arc homo from New York. ThOy
accompanied Mr.. Reymaun that far on
his way TO Europe
Miss Anna O'Harra, who has boon Wis.
iting Miss Clara Cunningham, OF
Fourteenth BtrCOt, has returned 10 hOr
home in StoubenVillc.
Mr.. Richard Mccoy, Of Now York,
representing tho ]. w. DcniCk Com.
pany, and Jesse IlOyman, also d travel.
ing man, arO In Wheeling.
Mrs. Fannie Gamble, Of Pittsburgh,
and hor daughter, Miss Fannie, nro tho
guests Of Mrs. Howard Thompson NJ
tho MCLuro House. Miss Gamble will
snil for Europe tho latiOr part OF this
month.
Richard Kemp, formerly o popular
barbOr on Sixteenth street, but for the
past ilyO years u resident Of Columbus,
o., hiSd thoru Saturday. iip hat tnnny
friends In Wheeling who will rOgrOt to
hOnr Of his death.
Tho "ThrOO MacI," OF Pittsburgh. W.
j.. Mckinney, ]. NJ. McCrhdy aud ]. $.
MONally, all Of whom nto Interested In
tho grOnsy stun wore hpfO Yesterday,
gHnstH TT tho MnintD. ThUy wore in
BOllairO last evening.
Tho ChAnlnu1ua correspondent Of
tho Pittsburgh Dispatch nOtoa tho pros.
nnco thorU Of Mrs NJ A. MUdiu, Mrs j..
q. Dickson, Charles Q. ltObb, ]. NJ.
Vance, Mrs. j. r. Vance, Mim LILLIAN
Vance, W. M. Nnnro, of Wheeling.
Prof. Edward BlumCnborg will loayo
for ~. LonIn nOxs Thursday TO take
part In Rn organized company Of musI.
clans, who will travel over several
wOsl0rn atatOs and giyn concerts. Mt.
BlumbnborR will bc tho alto vlullniaL
md will bu nbSDnt about four wOoks,