Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-22

for Atlantic City next week. After a
short visit there he will leave for
Paris.
Will Lawrence and Tom Burke,
of the South Side, have return
ed from a pleasant visit to Cambridge
boro Springs.
Paul Helms, a conductor on the
Wheeling railway line, was taken to
the North Wheeling hospital suffering
with typhoid fever.
Prof. B. C. Bondurand, of Morgan
town, formerly professor of Latin at
Bethany, attended the commencement
exercises yesterday at the college.
Miss Annie Carney, a Wheeling
lady who has been travelling in Eu-
rope for the past year, has returned
home. She spent much of her time in
Ireland.
Hon. John Bassell, of Clarksburg, is
in the city on business. To a Register
reported who ~endeavored to interview
him on matters political, Mr.. Bassell
firmly but ~courteously declined.
r. T. Murphy, Geo. II. Moffett, ]. e.
Hall, T. ]. Martin and f. G. Papa, Of
Parkersburg, E. Mcintyre, of Sisters
vile, J. Burke and N. E. Wescott. of
Grafton, are stopping at the Windsor.
Prof. H. S. Green, instructor Of Greek
at Bethany, left yesterday morning for
Morgantown, where he will teach the
CO - = c+,,Jry N kinn mn tho urNrE nf
Prof. l. C. Wollery, during the sum-
mer.
Walton Miller, Chas. Manley, o. FUR
bee, Marcus Morgan, Festus Downs, t.
l.. Burchnal and ]. F. B. Williams, of
Fairmont, and o. M. Conley, OF Park
ersbUrg, are the State arrivals AT the
Mcclure.
Among those from Wheeling who at
tended the commencement at Bethany
college yesterday were Rev. Charles NJ.
OIiphant and wife, A. l. White and
wife, Rev. and Mrs. T. ]. White, G. B.
Colburn and daughter, Miss Nellie and
John G. Lynch.
f. J. Summers, of C1arksburg, E. E.
Rowland, of Wolf Summit, Mrs. Hugh
McGillis, Mrs. Belle Mayors and e.
Freeland, of New Martinsville; o. f.
Williams, of Craigsville, and D. L.
Berry, of Flat Woods, are registered
at the New Park.
Miss Victoria and Frederick De-
Wyl, of jefferson City, Mo-, arrived
! this week over the B. & o. and will
visit Mrs. Conrad Hirsch, Of Fifteenth
| street, for several days. The Misses
DeWyl are on their way to an extend
ed European tour, the objective point
being the Paris Exposition.
Michael Owens, Of Toledo, is visit
ing friends in Wheeling for a few days
| and incidentlly looking up several mat
tiers in connection with the glass bust
ness, in which he is interested. Nr.
| Owens is recognized as one OF the mos
| valuable practical men in the glass In
dustry. His inventions have simpli-
fed manufacture and cheapened it's
| fortune. He has a host OF warm
| friends here, particularly among his
| former associates in the old Hobbs,
Brockunier & Co. factory, who are
pleased TO learn of his success.
Hon. r. F. Kidd, of GiImer county,
was IN the city for a few hours yes
terday, departing for his home in tie
afternoon. Mr.. Kidd Is the member
Of the State Senate whom the Republic
cans kept out of his seat during the
last Legislature in order TO give the
party a majority and enable them to
elect n. B. Scott to the United States
Senate. After this was done Senator
Kidd was given the seat to which he
was legally elected II was largely
upon this point that Hon. John T. Nc
Graw based his contest of SCOTS seat.
With Senator Kidd in his seat the
Republicans could not have elected
Scott