Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-10
TRAFFIC rAEALYzsD.
rss Power of the knights surprised the
Omcial,.

,.. t...-,.-U The railroad tic-
-...r,. Manned The strength
r-....,.-s. ab1r surprised tle one
t.-- >-.,. Work Central The first
'-... .......r. r.r, tho Grand Central Depot
..'......-..- ,.Iss.f underneath the wood
.--l......- t-.--,.- ff-h street. at exactly
-. ...-ol- t',r- .lr. were attached to
....-- ANA +basa rrar, occuu.ed br tle
...-s,.s ,,-r,s. 3rtv Do WAS t0 dis
.-. -f. mails before -he train reached
,...rr There were n0 passengers aboard.
r trInmau brakeman. sWitcnulu,
and conductor. except those uec-
attend to the running Of mail
- ...rr.H work ON the order of the
..... B.-.I of District Assembly No
railroad men. bv mutual consent
..5 b.. r.-.... enough assistance OBJ ale
...r Train, t1 rru. but they had de-
.... -r.-. SINGLE passenger nor q 4
.-...l t...-r- Should be carried 0u the
.rr. Nar York Central and Har- .
r... r..r.at after l.iJ o'clock last .
.-
,.>..>-.N r,>u- Err.sr r0E WORM.
-....-.-. ..I -- --lins were run
.... tr.-- . a-..1ez. however. .
--.... ....- hands who aid
...,. --.-.-. III Labor re-
...-. -.-f ,-.-,, Thev were
.-..f -. ,a-.a.lt clearing the tracks. /
I.r i. -rs-- Webb took charge OF
a-r entered the y4ru.
lglt uperintenllns
business and consulting
s from time 90 time
oi tne passengers VINO
. U '.a incoming trains. Ilese
o get oil the cars az 4lotl
coming into tue GRAND
-.. Depot as usual. and they nad lo
e accommodauon ol iAe eie-
and the street cars 1o oiiu-
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MYSTERIOUS MESSAGE.
After tl. -lr.t. had besr decided up0n
..terlav afternoon. a'I trerrerber- Ofthe
.sr.r.' Executive Board of the Kufrhts
" Labor went home and Ieft d. I. Holland
"A charge A few minutes after t o'clock
cipher message. containing ONLY the
the telegraph wires along the Hudson
Line aud every station or the New
Central where Do was received bv an
.-of the local assembly af tna T<riohts
.1nr iu thg+ +ot,r Tbo r,..s,r,, had
ay1ac-ei Thres 9avs ago every
rpf the order ba5 basr rof;fe5 mat
.,s -he words contained i,, +ho above
,,.-a vrer, reDeafl,i fo. ,onsi.ls,. i+ I'M, orr
ru me General Executive Roari to
.0n vo-s. with the nrorise of +ba+ bodv
l,.' signal was given 40 this end,
A .4e Grand Central Depot the
-'ls al Inirty-seooud street, SIX
.-e. ana ~ Jonn. S Park at ABOUT
twenty minutes after seven
I'D -.' ' ~, el -.e S"l l.yuiiieii' l..l,''i'.l
.as asi,~s fbe or5e,. ,yos ls' eivsn e,',, As
r. ls the cinber was road to fhem they
.e-r DUO or their hats and coats and left
rlr The delegate who went around
them with the cipher message held
T ., band one of the cheap Webster die
-.-as sold ON the street for ten or if-
CENTS This was his badge of authori-
Ara quarter 90 eight o'clock there was
.... ..... .,. sos. f r..1., g., rf.a ,-.r,.I Cd.