Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-04

DEM TO BUFFALO SEVERAL
NOTES ABOUT THE MOVE
MENTS OF INDIVIDUALS.
One of the largest Atlantic City ex-
| cursions which has left Wheeling in
recent years departed over the Penn
sylvania lines yesterday afternoon.
| The train departed at g.: SIS o'clock, and
at that hour the depot platform was
! filled with baggage and thronged with
pleasure seekers and the friends who
| came to say farewell to them. The
| regular. train was followed by a spe-
| cial section Of Pullman sleepers. The
&'aeason is now at it's height at the
seashore, and further large delega-
lions Of Wheelingits are expected to
go during the next two weeks over
both the trunk lines.
! The excursionists who departed yes
| terday included a number of persons
who came up on the afternoon train
over the Ohio River road Those who
/ departed were:
H. Simpson and party, Robert Simp-
son, Judge ]. R. PAUL and party, Mrs.
D. L. Heiskel, ]. Hoffman and wife,
]. C. Lynch and wife, S. P. Parker,
Miss E. v. Parker, George E. Johns
and party, j. w. Grub and party, ].
i d. Hanes, l.. A. Lallance, Jr., F.
|, Warehouse, J. ]. Holloway and par
| ty, Miss M. H. Wilson, Mrs. Ida
Hicks, Miss Cora Miskel, Martin
Thornton and party, l.. A. Jeurgent,
F.. H. c. Robb, Leon Somehow. w. ].
Bellinger and wife, Miss Grace Pol
| lack and sister, P. Picket, c. Burns,
Mrs. c. J. Heinlein and children, Mrs.
Frank Seigel and child Will Colvig,
J. Reppeto, C.. T. Arnberg and wife,
F. c. Meyer, Frank C. Cox, A. Klotz
and party, Mrs. Charles Schmidt, Mrs.
Vernon, Howard Mcdonald, Miss K.
G.. Handlan, Mrs. w. G. Dickman,
Miss g. W. Steenrod and party, Mrs.
Platoff Zane, R. A. McCabe, Jr., Jos.
R. Naylor, H. Speidel, F. Schmeithel
and wife, r. K. Friend and sister,
Mrs. C. Kalbitzer, Miss Kalbitzer, DR..
W. C. Etzler, Miss Blanche Etzler, H.
F. Behrens and party, B. Chopper and
son, A. l.. Mcfarland, H. E. Cunning
! ham and party, w. S. Arnett, j.
Greenettch, K. Bader, w. Burns, Mrs.
Frank Church, Miss Maud Bennett,
George Stamm, Miss Hedges, Miss
Smith, Miss Mendel, Mrs. Stahlman,
Mrs. ]. Pollock and son, Miss Emma
Young, George Branerle and wife,
Mrs. John Moffett and family, Mrs.
George Wise and son, Mrs Medal
zell and daughter.
Miss Virginia Miller and sister left
on the Pan Handle D. m train for
trip down the st. Lawrence river.
| They will visit Niagara Falls, Toron-
to, Montreal, Quebec, Lake ST. John
and Saguenay river They will return
via Lake Champaign, Lake George,
Saratoga, Albany, down the Hudson
by daylight to New York, then home
via the Pennsylvania lines, stopping
at Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
The Wheeling Fishing Club leaves
Wheeling Saturday night at 1926
o'clock over the main line of the B.
& O. for a point near Springfield on
the south branch of the Potomac. The
club members are John Hoffman, Will
Heiner, John Welty, fairy Beuter,
Ed Seabright, Neill Barton, D. B. Nc
cune, Joseph O'Brien and Walter Coch-
ran.
Thos. Wilkinson, Jr., of Washington,
D. c.. will arrive in the city to-day,
bearing letters from First Assistant
Postmaster General P. S. Heath and
others, authorizing him to solicit fnuds
from wealthy citizens, and all who
care to contribute, to the fund for erect
ing the proposed home for Admiral
George Dewey, U. S. N.
Fred Danvers and Harry Brennan
will leave next Monday morning on
tandem bicycle, for Buffalo, n. Y. They
will ride by way of Cadiz and Canal
Dover to Zoar, where they will take
the towpath along the canal to Cleve-
land. From Cleveland they will fol-
low the Lake shore and Michigan
Southern road. The return trip from
Buffalo will be made by way of Pitts
burg. The boys expect to ride about
five hours each day.
Mr. A. S. Hare of the Natural Gas
Co.. is spending several days in Pitts
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Boyce leave to-
day for Toronto, Canada, to visit rel
atives.
Mr.. Jos. Speidel and family left for
Hullett's Landing, on Lake George, last
evening.
Mrs. Jacob W. Grub and children
left yesterday for a months trip to
Atlantic City.