Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-17

Scott and Memphis Railroad, is at the
Union depot. II is beautiful coach,
and was brought here to bring Mrs. w.
L. Hearne, who has been visiting in the
West, home.
DR.. w. M. Carothers, Braddock, Pa;
DR.. d. P. Morgan, CIarksburg, w. Va;
DR.. w. l.. Dick, Columbus, o., and DR..
j. w. Rabe, Akron. o., vice Jacobs 81
Jacobs resigned, have been added to
the list Of surgeons of the B. & o. Com
pany.
Chas. Cuslck, Panhandle engineer,
living at Golfers, was married yester-
day to Miss Mamie Kelley, a popular
young lady of Mansfield. Pa. The GER
emory was performed at Golfers, where
the happy couple will live.
In few months, Charles GLADDEN., a
we'll known B. & o. employe, now sta
toned at Norfolk, Va, will wed a pop
ular young lady OF North Market
street. Alter trip the young folks
will live at Norfolk.
The B. & o. relief department state
meut for July shows total receipts of
S3S, 1879 and disbursements of $685.
261.j9 The total disbursements OF this
department TO July l, 81, 1898, were
SO, 44O, 167.
John A. Logan, Council 95, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, initiated ten candidates to mem
bership last Wednesday evening at
Simpsons Hall, South Side. Among
the number was five prominent rail-
readers.
Under the new B. & o. schedule, to
90 into effect next Sunday. the train for
the East which now leaves at 3:O5 a. No.
will leave at las a. M, and the O'Clock
Cumberland accommodation will leave
at 7:43.
The extent Of the B. & o. change Of
schedule to be made next Sunday is not
yet fully known to the manage ment at
the depot Farther facts in the mat
ter will probably be made known to-day.
The w. 81 E. g. station at Leather
wood was moved yesterday to give
room for the new platform which has
been begun. This change will benefit
passengers in that locality very much.
Z. d. Spear, the well-known freight
inspector OF the Inspection Bureau, ap-
peared late at his work yesterday say
ing he had been caught in snow storm
and forgot to take his snow shoes.
Trains 50 and So on the c. L. & w.
will be taken off next Sunday. These
trains will be run TO Bellaire instead of
Wheeling. The object is to catch the
B. & 0. oyster trade.
The w. 81 L. e is driving plies at
the Terminal Junction for the extern
sion Of the tracks to the Etna-Standard
mill. A force OF men has been at work
for about week.
w. E. Bowers, an Ohio River brake
man, had his hand very badly mashed
coupling cars in Benwood yards few
evenings ago. He will be laid of work
for some time.
The Improvements made by the w.
B. e. T. at the w. 81 L. E., the c., L. e.
w. and the Terminal Offices are COM
pleted. The looks of things generally
are improved.
The construction force using the
gravel train in the Panhandle yards, is
doing good work. The trestle of the
BeDwood extension is being rapidly
| filed in.
Engineer Burgess. OF the q. L. & W.,
who has been suffering from serious
attack of typhoid fever for the past
few weeks, has again returned to duty.
The Union depot employees are hav-
ing sport these days shooting rats. One
well-known employe, shot five large
ones few DAYS ago.
Captain Thomas Lawhead, who has
been away on visit, has returned to
the Wheeling aud Pittsburg run Of the
Pan Handle.
w. L. Brooks, Panhandle conduc-
tor, is on duty again after short vaca-
ton, aud seems the happiest man on
the system.
There will be a change OF time on the
Pewlcky next Sunday. Nothing is yet
definitely known. Ten changes are
looked for.
The Cross creek coal mines, along the
Pewiky, will soon be ready for opera
ton. The company expects to do big
business.
Extensive grading is being done
around the Union depot The gas fix
lures at the freight depot are being re-
paired.
Capt. VIM. Dis, formerly an o. r.
conductor, now ysrdmaster at Parkers-
burg, was in the city yesterday on bus
mess.
Mrs. w. NJ. Baird. wife Of the accom-
modatlng gentleman at the Panhandle
freight depot, is visiting at GAINESVILLE.
John Naber. fireman of the w. & E.
G., is of duty with besled thumb.
He has been off duty two weeks.
John Plnkerton, formerly of this city,
now of Golfers, this State, was in the
city yesterday visiting his friends.
Patrick Daily, laborer in the w. &
LIE. yards at Massillon, lost two fingers
while handling ties, Wednesday.
Thomas A. Kenaey, Panhandle en-
eineer, is off duty on his vacation. He
is spending it at SteubenVille.
John r. Polls, travelling passenger
agent Of the C. NJ. 81 st. p, was in the
city yesterday on business.
The w. & L. E. have given employ
ment TO twenty-five more laborers in
their yards at Massillon.
Charles Criswell. B. & o. clerk, will
leave soon for trip to Columbus and
other western points.
The change of schedule on the Ohio
River road will go into effect one week
from next Sunday.
Panhandle officials are expected in
the city most any day now, on their
tour of inspection.
Thomas LaWhead, passenger con-
ductor on the Panhandle, is at Kansas
! Nifv On q visit