Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-04

for ten days trip to Cleveland and
other cities In Ohio. Operator Harring-
ton is doing Mr. Gannon's work.
Business is better on the W., b. & L.
system. The two crews are now making
three-fourths time. The second crew
has Just gone TO work recently after
being idle for many months.
Joseph Hallisy, collector OF the Pan
Handle, Is st Niagara Falls spending
his vacation. He will also visit Tor
onto, Canada, and possibly the Thou
sand Islands before his return.
Genial J. B. Wickery, commercial
agent OF the Northern Pacific, was In
the city yesterday among his patrons.
He sends in his card with the follow
ing, 1--WE are the people"
T. A. Constans, travelling passenger
agent of the Northwestern, and j. ID.
Lathrop, general agent OF the Union
Pacific, were In the city yesterday among
their patrons.
One week from tomorrow new time
schedule is to 60 into effect on the W.
& l.. E. 1t is thought that there will
be little change in the running OF
trains.
Mrs. Solomon Prettyman, wife OF the
well known Panhandle employe OF the
clerical force, has gone TO Warnock
Station, o., for visit TO her sister.
Morgan Miller, OF the Freight Inspec-
ton Bureau, with headquarters at the
B. & O., will leave to-day for a weeks
visit to Mountain Lake Park.
Business is better now than 1t has
been for MANY months on the w. IL Il.
e. railway. Both outbound and incom-
ing freight is on the increase.
Next Thursday the Pan Handle will
give its next Atlantic City excursion.
Many from this city and locality have
already arranged to go.
William Fish, OF the Panhandle
freight force, is at work again after re-
covering from the results OF his recent
serious accident
j. Rafferty,, the Panhandle con-
ductor, went to work yesterday morn
ing after a weeks vacation spent In
Pennsylvania.
Samuel Swayne. formerly one OF tn G
freight men of the w. 81 l.. h. line In
this city, is now at WORK in the Lima
Standard mill.
Captain A. A. Carney, OF Nos. and
s, OF the b. & O., is at work again AFTER
a vacation. Conductor p. w. Burke
| did his work.
T.P. Dunbar, agent at the Union de-
not. is back from a trip Tor his heatth,
| is at his work, aDd is looking as iresn
as daisy.
George &. Herring, Of the Southern
Pacific, was in the city on Thursday
doing bushes among the WheellnR
| lines.
Assistant Road master c. II. Oliver, Of
the Panhandle, was In the city on ous'
mess Thursday. He lives al Dennison'
Ohio.
w. V. Taffner, OF the c., Il. & q.
with headquarters in Pittsourg, was In
the city Thursday on business.
F. B. Sanksy, travelling passenger
agent OF the Pan Handle, was wheel
ing business visitor yesterday.
B. Patton, B. & o. master OF th'
Wheeling yards, is at work again ate
being on a recuperating trip.
J. f. Taussig, superintendent OF the
VIZ. & T. road, is home from triI
10 Atlantic City.
WI. Jsmisou, general yardmaste
OF the b. & O., is home from bushes
trip to Pittsburg.
ia. Riley, not the poet, OF the 3. 3
O., but also OF the clerical force, Is Oh
duty very i'll.
Frank Kamm, OF the Is. & o. plat
form force, is still down the river on
fishing trip.
Conductor John Hendershot OF to
Ohio River line, is of duty on his vacs
ton.
VIII. Metznsr, chief clerk Of the w
B. & T., is home from trip to Muncie
Ind.
H.F. McNabb, clerk IT the b. & 0
city yards is III. but Is still able TO wor
Captain W. w. Wlckhan, OF the O
r, is summering at Webster Springs.
Business In all lines OF the o. z
reported 10 De rapidly looking up.