Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-17


Stamm-C. II. Mason. New York;
Vim. Oueole. Grafton John H. Irwin,
Parkersburg: J. c. Forgle H. Marshal,
T. z. Frox. Oil CITY, Pa; VIM. c. Riley,
Chicago; Mrs. L. B. Henry, CINEMA
ii: w. Fl. Lodn. st. Clairsville; A.
Crawford. Wellsville. Ohio; c. Y: Ben
edenn. NJ. i. Benedenn Cameron;
Chas. Stewart Miss Lottie Gardner,
Sistersville.
Superintendent C. C. Showalter, of
the State Reform School, was at the
Stamm last evening on an official visit,
in connection with the work of the
order Of Junior Mechanics Mr.. Show
alter has made considerable study Of
Reform Schools in this country, and
was for four years the superintendent
of the West Virginia institution. at his
home in PruntytOwn. "This school is
IN a very prosperous condition at the
present time. and for the time it has
been in existence will compare very
favorahlv with like institutions in sis
ter States. The furlough system Is,
to some extent, used at the institution
and seems to work we'll" Mr.. Showal-
ter is a cousin of United States Judge
Showalter, of Chicago.
Windsor-F. H. Fisk. 2. 2. Cole. H.
G.. Perkins. J. J. TAYLOR. Pittsburg;
p. 7. O'Donnell. Toledo; s. Grafton,
Columbus: S. c. Brown, Cincinnati;
T. II. Poco. Richmond, Va; e. 2.
Henry. W. Dorsey, T. p. Erwins, New
York: Mrs NJ. NJ Martin, D. T. Cole
man, Cairo, w. Va.
Mr.. James TT. Moore, one Of the as
sociate managers of the Safety Tower
Company. of Winchester. KY. is late
arrival at the Brunswick, and is in
Wheeling upon business connected with
his company. Mr.. Moore is one OF those
Kentucky gentleman who never get
old. He said: "The bred of horses.
good whisky $50 far as I know and
beautiful women are just as notable in
the State as in days gone by. I think
Col. Rreckinridge is politically dead in
Kentucky although he is a great law
yer and has hosts of friends, but that
woman affair killed him for office.
NcLure: G.. A. Ingram, Cleveland: J.
.. Becker. r. NJ. MahOn. Steubenville;
Jos H. Rink;n. D. s. B.ssell. Geo. II.
Salzv. J. B. SOmmel. H. L. ScrOfford,
p. Forrest. Pitsburg; T. A. Bryan, II.
PRESS. Baltimore; L. e. Mcconnell,
Edward Coleman. Chas Stress, New
York; w. G. McGloshaw, Boston.
Mrs. Geo. H. Carlton, of Warrington,
and NJ Davis. Of Butler, Pa, well known
oil men in this and other sections Of
the country, were registered at the Nc
Lure.
St Charles: Richard Moriarity of Pa;
| Mrs. A. Frank. Warrington; p. G. Har-
rold. Sistersville; w. P. Stewart. Mr..
! and Mrs. S. n. Conner, Hundred, W.
Va.
Three members Of "My wife's
Friend" Company are guests Of the st.
Charles.
Auditor H. w. Buckley, Of the w.
Va. and P.dsburg Railroad, and SUI
perv;sor II. A. Rebrook, Of the same
road. Of Weston, were guests yesterday
of the Stamm.
Mr.. J. NJ. Foster. prominent attor-
ney of Weston, is at the Stamm.
/ Mr.. F. c. Myers and nineteen Of his
gentlemen friends in Wheeling d.ned
yesterday at the WidsOr.
Brunswick: ]. F. Montough, Cincin-
ma: Fred J. Green, w. e. Lawrence,
| Washington; r. W. Brink, OIL City,
Pa: D. W. Cooper, Amos; Leman Ank-
rom. S,stersville: J. w. S.gler, Mesa
waka. Ind; Mrs. H. W. Wishard, Steu-
benville.
Mr.. R. Horshburg. a prominent fur
niture merchant of West Union, is one
Of the guests of the Stamm.
Rev. NJ. S. Hemnway, of Butler, IS