The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling Folks
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Abroad.
John ]. Chipley. OF MoureA4ld. Is u
guest al the Windsor.
Captain Henry seamcn was up from
MoundJville yesterday.
W. D. Boyle, OF MoundsvIlie, stopped
at the Howell last night
Nv. Wilson registered from Parkers-
burg, at the Howell House yesterday.
l. s. Shannon, OF SIs,ersvllle, was
among yesterdays visitors In the city.
Il. C. EstcD. q prominent railroad off,
cial, OF Grafton, was In the city yester-
day.
William Queaie. Grafton. and Alex
Humphrey. Fairmon;. were West Nir-
glnla arrivals at the Stamm last night.
J. C. Lacy. Ellenboro, one OF the Ma
sons attending the grand lodge sessions,
was registered at the Stamm last night.
Attorney John C. Palmer has given up
his Wheeling office and Will cOniinc his
attention hereafter TO his law business
In WellsburG.
James ". Plimptnn. OF oil City, Pa,
was among the visitors At the annual
meeting OF the West Virginia grand
lodge here yesterday.
Mr.. George z. Gill. business manager
OF MY Dad the Devll'' company. which
comes 10 the Grand the first half Of next
week. Is at the Mcclure.
James y. Cook. chief clerk In the rail-
way mali service. Is IN che city. looking
ntscr the interests Of the Tervice and
conducting examinations OF clarkG.
General Manager y. Il. Daily. OF the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company. went
cut 10 Cameron yesterday afternoon, to
inspect the gassers OF the company in
that district.
West VirCinians ut the Mcclure yes
teriay were: A. G. Lewis. Earpcr's Fer
ry: William G. Morley, klngwood, John
W. u. Appleton, Salt sulphur Springs,
and Phil 4. Shaftrr. MOundsrile
Carl Anderson. son Of W. a. Ander-
son. superintendent Of the Wheeling
public schools. and n graduate nf Illinois
College, has entered the law Office OF W.
e. Never, prosecuting nttorncy-clcct.
Colonel Henry SeImoa. OF Mounds-
VILE, was here yesterday on !. o. Q. f.
business. He gees u Frrmont TO at
tend the annual eHcam1m"nt OF the
WcS. Virginia Odd Fellows, Of which he
Is tie grand treasurer.
Governor William MacCorklc passed
through the city last night, en- route TO
Charleston. from Pittsburgh. where he
was one nf the prominent figures nj the
annual meeting OF the Ohio Valley In
provemcnt Association. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Captain Gregory Barrett, United
States Army. .Wh0 has been stationed at
Fort Reno. Oklahoma Territory. Is on n
leave OF absence, and MAJ stay : month
In Wheeling. visiting the many friends
he made while recruiting officer here
n few years ago.
+. H. Scnmon. formerly Of Wheeling,
a son Of ar. Henry Seamon. of Mounds
villr, was in the city yesterday with his
father. The younger Scanon Is the
buyer OF ore for one Of the largest smelt-
Ing firms in the Chuntry, the Quicken
hcmcrS. and spends most Of his time in
old Mexico.
Hon. Tom Campbell, the genial dis
trlct passenger agent Of the wisconsin
(somctlmeS called "Wh!skey') Central
railroad, was here from Cincinnati yes
ter(lay afternoon, buttaT-hOllnE the
local passenger agents. Some NY" rail-
road men come 10 Wheeling. but none
OF them touches the only Thomas.
Lieutenant Bennett. the United States
army officer, who has been In charge OF
the recruiting station In Wheeling dur
ing the past year, has been ordered to
his company, which Is stationed IN the
Pacific coast, He left Tuesday for San
Francisco. Lieutenant Bennett made
many warm friends during HIS stay In
Wheeling, all nf whom viii regret his
departure 1t IL said the recruiting stn-
tIcn here has been permanently dHcon-
tInuel, for the reason that the territory
tributary To this city furnished few re-.
cruits.