The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-07

other was entirely clear and free from
smoke. The train bearing the President
passed at a slow rate of speed on the tracl
outside OF the depot, making no stops BuI
lew persons We're about. Superintendent
Wilkins received the dispatches thrown
from the train and handed them to the re,
reporters OF the press, and kindly gave
them the use OF. the, railroad wires to for
ward their messages into the city Offices.
,FHlLADELPIlIA, September B.-The Pres
idential train passed Havre de Grace, Md,
thirtysix miles this side Of Baltimore ut
$M 4 private dispatch, from Havre de
Grace says the President Is really enjoying
the journey and is doing well.
gGRAY,s FRRRy, PHILADELPIIA, Septem-
Der [. 1.-The President continuCstp do well.
a brief stop wls made at Bay View and
the wound successfully dressed. Out OF
Buy View, by reason OF good track, speed
was increased to fifty miles per hour and
no discomfort was felt by the President.
The vibration OF the bed was no greater
than at lower rate Of speed,
WILMINGTON, DEI., September B.-The
Presidential train passed through here ut
lGlOA. ", running about ten miles per
hour, About l,jO0 people assembled at
the depot, 1t WAS reported that the Pres
ident was in good condition, the only
change since leaving Washington being q
slight acceleration Of pulse. ..
CHESTER, Pa, September 6.-The Presi-
dents train passed the depot here running
about % miles an hour, The Presidents
car was apparently tightly closed, and no
bulletin was thrown off. While the loco
motive Of the Presidential tzlia was re.
ceiving coal at l.amokln, DR.. Agnew told
DIR, Miner, OF this city, that the President
hhd improved since he left Washington,
and was getting along very comfortably.
They were glad to get out Of Washington,
for the heat was oppressive. The doctors
on the traln were pleased with the progress
the train was making. The car was quite
free from Jolt or jdr, and they had high
hopes Of reaching Long BTapCh with. no
bad results The President had suffered
very little htigne4 y Dr. Agiew seemed in
spirits,
WEST PHILADELPHIA, September 6.-The
Presidential train left West Philadelphia |
At 1852 and llOlmesburg Junction at I'LL. |
= PIuLApEI.PHIA, September G--The FreSi-
dahtial train ran dyGr theE ". & .idiVi.
sion OF the road ut 40 miles an hour.
When the President was informed that
more than half the Journey had been com.
pleted he was greatly pleased, and said
this was decidedly tho most Interesting
lay OF any since he wasshOt. Or, Boynton
said here that the removal Of the President
promises to be perfect sucCeSs. He Is
confident that the patient will be in u bet
when be reaches ElhGrpn than
when he started. His pulse on leaving
Washington was III and at Philadelphia
i was l06.
The train passed Trenton depot at ll;4G.
General Superintendent Kenney,of the
Philadelphia, wilmington ( Baltimore Dl-
vision Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was
IN the Presidents train. He says II Is true
hat the Presidents pulse fell ten beats be-
ore reaching Baltimore. The President
ieemed cheerful, and when asked II ho
would like to travel faster, replied yes, he
'ather liked II, Mr. KenpeY says he seemed
o be In very good spirits, and was not uh,
Ter the. effects Of any Opiates, He was as
ational us could be, and occasionally
'hatted with the doctors, Mr.. Kenney |
llded thNthe Was surprised to see 80 many
people who tnrned olt, particularly in the
'ouhtry places, 10 witness the passage of
he train. Even at tho prominent stations,
where there were crowds, people raised
heir hats with reverence, and Rll seemed
'ltected by the gravity OF the situation.