Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-24
PUEBLO.
Tss Pittsburgh Ofths Rocky hOua-
taiRs.
F. yr,,a With the Third largest iron
Pa. on re Contnent-Ints'ss'"S
G~?sss Of Western
Society.

,p,r,,. tyn,<l,o.i..ce g, 'I' &C.,, ie
prxao, COLORADO, feoru"ls :rorn
T,,is yillage-Pueblo means yLllss e.
,. o,n inhsbiiauts already assumes tie
., 2 80. citv oflarge growth, when II Is
destined TO lie in being ul W. W.
Som,h Pueblo, Fast Pueblo Mest
Tmsbio and Pueblo. To gather I'll ene *
g, "'" 'rrsooIe cause, the A, T. y D F.
H. Ill.,, y. makes a complete loop on IT.
s.Tf cIrcling around and crossing Us
avn track and going in the opposite Ill
rtc,ion in going out. ,,-u
\ gujde book will probably tell you
,,a, Tr,llo owes liz importance from DE-
img railroad ceutre, which Is rainier
uniting the buttons on the inside Oh tue
cost 4 town which boasts Oh uSS'nS
the third r,,,,,.,,
- .r,upJ which are some OF the
80 ~ IT, ovens in the world cares |
La o. hsing railroad centre, except |
I noS S.niliri,s thus gwen IN shipping III |
ti'v -" n'grrr,a!. aud shipping out the
~" ,r,,.,,lr.I product, which are GER
!nS nii"', ,,crJ !; this point passengers
ay 4 I. x :. +. Railroad trans
rSNeI VI, ~, the salt Lake route to |
I,,r.s,r,ia over that narrow guage Sys-
a. -,I;rh the Rocky Mountains,
srb;cb b.s certainly no advantage over |
81 ~, ,t,..r. ,yr,p: u be- the maSnihcen!
srrEgIv along the WAY
p,,,.iYaa,ufs 70 ue tie
RsNEf. = " Oll uhNAhN.
Having within reach coal l.'u anu
Ilir,stonr u abundance. H.SeIAl Vi
~. lsrg,-t ~WtltsTs M Tie NeSt are
iCrstcd mere. ami turn ouI u'hy HrSe
suuI,rt~ e gold SE' SILVER WI
Trsdir. ;ur general agent 81 the H'i'te
r, ,nsu, called my attention L" "a
,.rtLoad ~ silver Bricks,
s,,l,rn were being carelessly thruwa
1i,fo the express ear for shipment t'sSI, |
"a orrh. ne said, about Il TO u brick.
-rr.rry here viii compare fayOrabiy
viii NM ia the last. and rs To fashions,
Liz ann such, heard Il lady remark
& tlur he. believed tue farther west sc
ttrsvrtd the better people dressed. S1r
s hsd thought tbai sine would have an
I orl,,rtuul,y % wear out SOME Of her old
! .irtss,s :, clnaEs, etc, that were too gOOd
4 20 throw away, but she thinks now
4 HAT she will have TO go further west
4 than his. | saw in the Tabor Opera
House i'm Denver the most faSlionanly
dressed audiguce | ever saw in any
city, snd have had the good fortune 10
visit the best theaterS III ali the large
citips. Indeed, in many respects, they
have EtEe more agreeable society and
les
ROnEhDess of Character
thsn IA the East. What roughneSs
there is comes right out with bOlduess
and independence characteristic of the
West, and under the toughest exterior
is sometimes found the kindest heart.
In the East We most often find the
hsraest heart under the smOOthe5t ex-
ttriOr.
The morning we left Denver the News
told its readers TO look out for your
overcast ia passing through Pueblo
rs several had been slipped from the
train. All trains stop here from a half
10 two hours. As 10 the safety of bag
gage, | was Smused ~ a lady getting OIL
;nu train near here. She had two va
Uses and u baby. The brakeman helped
her OIL the train and deposited her bag
gag" in the station room. She could
not carry all; 80 sue picked up her bag
gage and started up street, leaving tue
baby lying in the depot. | suppose she
Thought no one would
StCsI the Baby.
They might steal the baggage, or may
he babies were more numerous than
baggage in her fanny. Tue train moved
on, snd we all LETT the infant.
,l,aF ,bi.nfl ~ fa IL nnE ara the
Ieadyille bank failures and the Crested
Butte mine disaster. Leadville is for
lurn. she has but one bank left, and
such as they were, il seems she had bet
ter had none. But bad as Leadville Is
leit, it is not so saddeniug as the terrible
accident which has betallen Crested
Butte, in which it took
ACar load OF C0hns
To- bury her dead. Your readers have
doubtless reau the particulars the most
heart-Tending affair, in special aud 9TH
II IelegTaa.-. that ever occurred in this
country, at le.vst IN this section. Snow
slides may kill q few men, but when It
comes To killing people by the score, a
cval mine disaster has the drop on al
most anything else, except 1t be a pic
: IT, excursion on = bay or lake.
The weather has been 50 very fue
since we came to this
Land OF snow Slides,
q at | asked q citIzen when the great
,rOw storms telPgraphed east came In.
'Well,n said he, we do have some
stormy weather here, but not as bad
~ they have east. They are used to 1t,
there, but il is such an unusual thing
lere that it must be telegraphed all
over the country. Last Monday morn
Ing the people who came in from Kan
sas city on the train say that 1t was
stormy and showing at terrible rate.
You know what kind Of weather we
nave had here all this time, mild ami
pleasant, clear, sunny skies, etc.
gave 1t ".
There being iron and coal here has
naturally drawn great many
Pittsburgh Men Here,
with their capital, as well aS mechanics
and iron and coal workers, and even
ministers of the gospel. | notice Rev.
DIR. Reed, a former minister Of Wheel
ing, a Presbyterian. He came here about
year ago, where he says people attend
10 their own business. He got tired OF
preaching in such towns as West Liber-
~, TriSdelphla and West Alexander,
where every old woman could tell what
every body in town Was going to have
for dinner by the
Smell Of the smoke
rem the Chimnies. In Denver Is an
other member OF the Wheeling Presby-
terry, DIR. Hays, formerly President of
Washington College, Pa. People pre-
>une think these men did not act
wisely IN coming to the far West.
have TO doubt they are well satisfied
with the change.
J. Speaking of Denver, they had a case
similar to the Elm Grove Railroad
coming into Wheeling. The Union
Pacific dasired to occupy q street in the
eIty, and got the city authorities to lay
Their track down. The lot owner on
toe street objected aud appealed to
court. How long il has been in court /
no not Know, but the Supreme Court OF
ISi0rsno has recently decided in favor
~ one lGt owners, and granted an in
TIrhe,lon against the railroad company,
me text Of the decision seems very lust
snu iair. May De the WbeelinS lot
WI e1s Gid not have as pushing sttor-
hn n