Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-18
BAER'S CLOTHING HOUSE, 50 TWELFTH ST ::.

sion tomorrow TO Canton aud Zoar, o.
The train will leave this city at nin'
o'clock in the morning.
Robert Houston, car inspector Of the
r & O., is home from Ohio, where h'
was IN connection with business per
tanning TO the X. OF Z.
w. C. Dean, train master OF the Pan
Handle, was in the city few days ago
on business Pittsburgh is where he
has his headquarters.
The last Atlantic City excursion oil
the season was given by the b. ~ o.
Thursday. A large crowd weat from
this city and locality.
D. A. Thurber. the popular baggage
master OF the Panhandle, who met with
the accident recently, injuring his hand
is able 10 work again.
The Panhandle will run another ex-
cursion from Pittsburg to this city to-
morrow. Two hundred persons are ex-
pected down on ii.
George Stephen and P. A. Riley, both
of the b. & O. clerical department, are
still reported off duty. They are both
on recreatng trips.
J. d. Gibbons. the platform foreman
OF the Panhandle, will leave to-mor'
row for New Martinsvile, this Stare, on
a rustica,ing tour.
Z. f. ChIlders, chief inspector Of the
Central Traffic Association, was yester-
day in the city, the guest OF General
Edward Speer.
Abbey Fink, the billing clerk Of the
Panhandle, will leave in few days
for Llwrenceville, Ind, to spend his
vacation.
George Green, commercial agent Of
the B. 81 O., accompanied by his wife,
is at seas bore points spending his vaca
ton.
P. J. GeraghtY, OF the Union News
Company, and wife are at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Gerghty is not in the best Of health.
Arthur and Frank Graham, Pan
Handle railroaders, will leave to-day
for visit to Chicago aud Milwaukee.
Business Is on the boom on the B Il
o. platiotm There are hardly enough
en- ployes there TO handle the freight.
Colonel J. G. Ripple, district pas
senger agent of the Pan Handle, was In
the city yesterday among his patrons.
The b. 81 0. is doing the greatest
business in its history to and from Noun
tain Lake Park and Oakland, Md.
Passenger business along the o. Z. is
brisk. The road is handling big crowds
going to the Point Pleasant fair.
H. NJ. Fitzgerald, of the Pan-Handle
clerical force, is al his former home AZ
Jacktown, w. Va, rusticating.
Agent ]. V. Braden, OF the Pan
Handle, is at his former home at Wash
ing ton, Pa, on pleasure trip.
Otto Schroll, engineer maintenance
of way of the w. &. & T.. is visiting ali
former home at Columbus, o.
A. T. Cline, uperintendent OF tele
graphing of the B. & o., was in th'
city yesterday from Grafton.
The B. g. o. is building a new water
ing station at Glover's Gap. Water Il
sufficient there from wells.
Superintendent j. E. Taussig, OF th'
w. b. ~ T., has gone 10 spehu MS 'aca
ton at the lakes.
w. f. DAWN. a superintendent OF the
Pan-Handle, was in the city YESTERDAY
from Pittsburg.
John Graham, brakeman In the Is
e. O. yards, who has been i'll, Is able u
work again.
Hugh Wilson. OF the Panhandle plat
form force, has gone for visit to thu
country.
William Hawkins, well known new
agent, is again at work after visit Il
Chicago.
The 31st OF this month the B. OF K.
II. will hold a grand picnic at Mozar
Park.
The w. & L. e. Is now handling oil
an average $50 car loads OF coal daily