Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15

terday's excursion to Cincinnati, by
which the former offered the unusual
inducement Of one dollar for a round
trip. resulted in the Ohio River road
sending out yesterday morning the
largest long distance excursion party
ever leaving Wheeling. The tickets are
good for six days, and Cincinnati Will
he over-run with Wheellngites during
the coming week. The Ohio River
trains left between seven and eight
O'Clock yesterday morning. An I'M
mepse crowd was about the sIaIlon' anu
along the wharf.
sections. The first was ndue up %
seven day coaches, ana tnIeo pa l,
cars. and was in charge OF genera Pcs
senger agent A. J. smith. Inc sec oS'l-'1
consisting of fifteen coaches, reacheu
from the passenger to the IrelenI uepOl'
and was in charge OF superintendent
Hamilton. Local passenger agent = VI.
Tomlinson. stated that l,ZUO JlchelS "eIS
sold which is undoubtedly a record
breaker. distance considered. Inc
coaches were secured from the 0. H.
C. 4 o.. and Panhandle roads.
Frbe trains stopped at Benwood and
NTonndsviIle. but did not stop TO take
~, onv passengers south Of those points,
mill Kenova was reached. Here the
trsips we're made sections OF a regular
n e q train. and IL was expected that
the excursionists would arrive in Gin
cinnati at five o'clock yesterday after
noon.
The B. & o. excursion was also well
natropized. the special rate OF two dol
lars for round trip being good on all
trains. Many took the Chicago ana
Cincinnati express trains, and many
more went last night. The b. & y.
sent over coo in all.
A party Of Wheeling delegates will go
over the Pennsylvania lines to Indian
apolis to attend the Y. P. c. U. con-
vention on the 18th and 18th inst The
marty will be Joined at Steubenville by
delegates from Pittsburg.
Among those who departed for Gin
cinnati yesterday were John Frew and
wife. Joseph Purcell, City Receiver
Alex. FOrgey and family, Miss Lucy
Kronfaeger. Sam Hugh BrOckunier and
Miss Brockunier to Huntington; James
Tolbert. Chas. Whally, Will Laue,
Chas. Branum, James Thomas, Joseph
Weitzel. Hal. Brues. John Lukens, Da-
vid Hahue, George Stevens, Jacob Dew
lin. Mrs. Jason Stamp, Miss Bird
Schultz. VIII Terrill and family, Henry
Jones. Will Remple, DR.. j. j. Carroll,
Lawrence Ray. Andrew HOelsche, Mrs.
J. r. Butts. Mrs. Peter Butts, Hazlets
Freeze. Justice W. w. Rodgers, Miss
I,ellie Flanagan, Miss Lulu Austin,
Frank Wendell, Ed Wendell, William
b a. Miss Edith Halter. c. T. Blanch-
Miss Ella Sullivan, Miss
Kraft, Mr.. Dixie Engle and
". Oscar Howard, Mrs. Walter
lngham and sons, DR.. r. 0. Nc
ers. Miss Mayme McMasters and
of ten. Mr.. and Mrs. George
ps. Harry Silvey, Jessie Barton,
q Mitchell Chas. Bachmann, NJ.
So ebOrn and family, Mrs. VIM. Nc
CofNack and daughters, Mrs. VIM.
Brandt, Chas. McKelvey, George Je6-
ers. Miss Emma ok, Harry Wheat,
Arthur Gilmore, Alfred Marks, Mr.. mad
Mrs. John Ulrjcl, Ernest Warfeu, all
Of this city.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va. August IA
August Kerges. Of Wheeling. was hold
ing has arm from the window OF an
Ohio River train at Guyandotte when it
came IN contact with an obstruction,
breaking the member in two places.
r Dillon. ESQ. is in Cincinnati
on business.
Prof. Shelf. the optician, has returned
from New Ork.
judge J. p. Rodgers and family have
returned from Aeuia, o.
Miss Sadie Crow,of Sixteenth street,
is visiting at Sand Hill.
Geo. Bordeaux has returned from
q visit with friends near lronton, Ohio.
Col. HThomas O'Brien. Jr., has re-
turned from a business trip to Charles
ntOn.
Miss Nellie Brown, OF Seventeenth
Street. is visiting friends in Mt. Vernon,
Indiana.
Miss Grace Miller. of Massillou, o.,
Is a guest OF Mrs. Frank Bon. on the
South Side.
Miss Emma Neag,e and sister, Miss
Nell are visiting friends in New Mar
tinsbUrg.
Miss Zellah Boord and brother, Ber-
nard. are visiting friends in Farming
ton W. Va.
Prof. Schockey, wife and daughter
left Thursday for a few weeks stay at
Mt Clemans.
Miss Lima Hennig is visiting Miss
Hawthorne Of The Wayside,' near
Portland. Ohio.
Mrs. ]. B. Foose and daughter Car
RE. returned from a two weeks visit
at Ozark. Ohio.
Mrs. Charles Schmidt and family are
home from a visit with relatives at
Washington, Pa.
Mr.. Henry STAFF, an employe Of the
Wheeling mattress works, is visiting his
home in Cincinnati
Miss Rose Clarity. Of South Chapline
street, is a guest Of friends in Mt Saw
age, and FroStburg, Nd.
Mr.. George r. Taylor and grand
daughter, Miss Sophia Wright are
home from a visit to Denver.
Miss Jennie B. Wilson and Mrs Dr.
Mason have returned from four
weeks sOjourn in Quebec, Canada.
Mrs. Letzkus. OF the Sixth ward, and
Mrs. Boyd left over the B. 4 o. for
Cincinnati to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. A. Gale and daughter, Miss
Hazel of Chicago, are the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Vim j Cook. at Woods