Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-07-26
the train were:

the train were:
VIII Welty. Misses Ada. Alice
Miss Fox and Annie Srocoif,
viii Blum. Arch Gibson.
Mrs. Armbruster. Mayor j. X. Butts
Nathaniel Kuhn, and son
John A. Ebert, { y. covert,
Oscar WeitZeu l. NJ Moore.
Henry Thallman, Chas. Layman.
Edw. Bachelor, Henry Wheeler
Henry Greiner. Aug. Wheeler,
Henry Helmbrecht, VIM. Hartollls'
VIII. Schambra, John Miller.
Chas. He'll Thos. Garden,
George Hell. Ed Seabright.
Luther w. Blayney Percy Callahan
Miss Emma Rob- Miss Kane,
erts Hermann Bremen,
Adoph Knoke, Henry Schmeichel'
DIR. Manley. Fred Honmelster'
Alex. Turner. VIII Reineke.
w. &. Sadler, Edw. Reineke.
James Mullarkey. Walter Woris,
Miss Moilie Clancy Miss Butts, -
of Clarksburg. George Watson ana
Dix. Engle. vile.
Lee Dobbs, Henry Springer.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan VIM. Troutwein'
Ehbcrt George OTTO,
Benjamin Leach, I'D WolI,-
ThoS. Barnes, Harry RITTER;
Albert DennisOn, Ed . Donncl
" NJ Windsor VIM Baeshar,
Clarence Soabright Albert Auber
Elwood Dobbs Joseph Ha2lett,
Mr. and Mrs. A1g- Chas, Rhinehart,
uSt BIOCOU. MISS -NtNNt' 49,
Officer Mason. stationed on Zane
street, near the approach to the Bridge,
port bridge. said the crowd reminded
him Of circus day, and from force OF
ha Dit he glanced toward the old falr
ground to see if the swelling canvas
was there. Another gentleman VINO
was among the Ave hundred or more
WIG were -sS SAD the sreIe d. ~
station was Undesirable. Tickets WerT
sold until the crowd reached such pros
portions that the Office could not be ap-
preached. and men, pushing and yell
ing. moved in all directions TO get on
the train. Bicyclists with their wheels
held high in the air, struggled to get
at the baggage car and pandemonium
generally prevailed. The cheap rate
attracted many, and had the company
run the train in sections the harvest
of coin would have been a fruitful one.
The Ohio River railway will take an
excursion from this city on Saturday
next. July 31st. to Cincinnati via Ches-
apeake and Ohio read. The tickets VIII
be sold for four dollars for the round
trip. Four days visit will enable the
excursionists to visit the Geological
Garden. see base ball game getween
the Cincinnati and Cleveland clubs and
visit the famous lagoon and other points
of interest. Returning the tickets Will
be good on all regular trains. includ-
ing the 9:10 p. m. train on August 81.
The train will leave Wheeling at Z
a. m. Saturday and arrive et Cincinnati
at G o'clock the same evening.
Albert Ankle. son OF Justice Jos. A.
Ankle. of the Eighth ward. has accepted
a position as assistant engineer at the
Weston Hospital for the Insane, under
DR.. w. E. Stathers.
NJ. f. Tighe gave a stag party To q
number of his friends Thursday even
ing. in honor Of his guest, jerry ID.
O'Leary.
Anthony McAndrews. of McKeesport,
is visiting friens on the South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Naylor and
son. Wilson, will leave for Atlantic City
on Thursdays excursion.
Mrs. John Myles. wife OF Artist
Myles. is visiting friends near McKees-
port, Pa.
Mr.. John Grogan, Of Johnstown, Pa,
Is visiting his two sons in this city.
Mark Grogan, of Pittsburg. another son,
is also visiting in this city.
Ashley ]. Smith, OF Parkersburg, W.
Va. travelling passenger agent Of the
Ohio River railroad is in the city ar
ranging for next Saturdays excursion.
DR.. and Mrs o. w Burdatts have re-
turned from Cambridge Springs and
Chautauqua.
A letter from Emile Leonhart and
Walter Vardy, who are on wheel trip
from Philadelphia 10 Boston. tells Of
their safe arrival in New York City,
Saturday. after a pleasant tour across
New Jersey. through Frankfort, Bris-
tol. Trenton. Princeton, Kingston, New
Brunswick, Planefield and Jersey City.
f. w. Kelsey, a well known glass
manufacturer OF Pittsburg. is at the
Mcclure.
Prof. B. c. Hagerman, Of Bethany,
is visiting In the city.
At the st. CharIes-S. z. Davis, Wet
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