Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-13

| News Company In this city, il HON
| from a delightful trip to Chicago.
The next B. & o. Chicago excursion
will be on the 10th OF this month, and
big crowd is being arranged for.
At $3.50 yesterday afternoon a special
train well filed with passengers, LEFT
the B. & o. depot for Chicago.
F. R. Laying. Of the Big Four, whose
headquarters are at Pittsburg, was liz
the city yesterday on business.
W. f. S%catterdsy, yard clerk at the
Pan Handle, and wife, leave tomorrow
for a visit to the Worlds Fair.
Conductor B. S. Smith, of the w. &
L. E, has gone TO Chicago Con-
ductor Rooney has his place.
L. E. Chalenor. commercial agent OF
the Norfolk and Western. was at B. IL
o. headquarters yesterday.
C. Q. Porter, chief clerk Of the c., l..
& w. freight Office, will leave soon for
a visit to the Worlds Fair.
Conductor P. 81. Prince aud Engineer
Richey, Of the Panhandle, are home
1IOm q INOAla ~
Baggagemaster Charles Gilbert, OF
the o. R., and wife have gone 10 Chics'
go for a ten days visit.
Engineer John Cummins and wife are
at the Worlds Fair. Mr.. Cummins 1;
in the =. & o. employ.
Managerial. E. Weisgerber and wife
are home from a pleasant ten days trip
to the Worlds Fair.
Thomas Kenney, q Panhandle en-
gineer, is contemplating his second trip
to the Worlds Fair.
G. D. Custer, the Panhandle me-
chanical engineer, OF Wellsville, was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Jasper Pelly, wife Of Trackman
Pelly. of the B. & o., is home from a
visit to Cameron.
Passenger traffic on the o. R. R.,
which has beer so good all summer, is
keeping up well.
Mrs. NJ. 1. Brannen, wife Of Yard
Conductor Brannen, Of the b. 81 o., has
gone to Chicago.
Harry Patton, a former B. & o. en-
ploye, will leave tomorrow for a visit
to the big Fair.
w. II. Jamlson, general yard master
of the b. 81 g., has gone to take in the
Worlds Fair.
Genial "Charlie" Wood, Pan. Handle
yardmaster, is back from a visit to the
Worlds Fair.
The Cincinnati base ball club rode on
the b. e. o. from Newark 10 GAINESVILLE
yesterday.
Conductor Tod Hoblitzell, of the o.
R. R., will go to the Worlds Fair in a
few days.
Chester Campbell, Of the c., L. & w.,
ls again at work after being of duty for
some time.
Ralph Lawrence, assistant general
freight agent Of the w. & l.. E., is at
Chicago.
S. G. Tomlinson, Panhandle ticket
agent, has gone to visit the Worlds
Fair.
Engineer George Mcdonald. OF the o.
R., is home from doing the Worlds
Fair.
Next Tuesday the Panhandle will
run a special excursion train to Chi
cago.
w. C. CHASER, chief clerk Of the b. &
O., was in Pittsburg yesterday on busi-
ness.
Earl Knight, B. e. o. clerk, is home
from a visit to his parents at st. Mary's.
John A. Garvey, engineer of the B.
e. O., is home from the Worlds Fair.
Captain Thomas j. Kinds. Of the o.
R., will take in the White City soon.
Panhandle Conductor F. NJ. Burk,
is at Pittsburg on a pleasure trip.
Capt. w. w. Wickham. Of the o. R.,
will leave next week for Chicago.
H. McCord, Panhandle brakeman,
left a few days ago for Chicago.
Business with the Freight Inspection
Bureau is steadily looking up.
Business is reported fair at the w. &
L. e. freight Office this week.
The Pan Handle pay car is due to-
day.