The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-09
IMPROVED SCHEDULE.
Meeting ut Chamber Of Commerce
Last Night to Suggest
IN THE BIO. SCHEDULE,
Which Is to DO Reconstructed and
VIII Go Into Effect tho First or
Maya Committee Was Appointed
to Bring to tho Attention OF VIco
President Lord tho Needs OF Wheel.
Ing. Ea

Last evening at tho chamber OF com.
mercc n meeting was hold Of
representative MERCHANTS and bus.
iness men generally OF tho city
to inaugurate n movement look.
ing to tho needs OF Whccllng's wholesale
ttadO bcing consulted in tho construc.
ton OF tho now Baltimore & Ohio schod.
uIc, which will gointo effect on the fret
day OF May. Tho meeting was held at
this early date in order to avoid tho mis-.
tate made last summon, Of starting in
too late. Tho committee appointed at,
the meeting will in this case have
plenty Of time to present their suggcs.
ttons to tho attention OF tho Baltimore
4 Ohio people before tho schedule goes
into effect,
President llullihen Quarter, OF che
chamber oil commerce, presided ut tho
meeting and Secretary Howard uazlctt,
occupied his accustomed place at tho
ssncretary's dosk. Tho following was
the call which brought about tho meet
ing, and nearly all Of tho firms named
were represented at tho meeting:
WHEELING, W. Va, jan. GO, 1891.
KoGognizing tho fact that tho trains OF
tho Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Com
n!any, under tho existing schedule, give
tho city OF Wheeling inadequate mail
ana passengot service, and the import
ahce OF rectIiying tho existing Condi-
tion, we, tho undersigned. agree to meet
at the chamber Of commerce ut such
time as may DO stated by 4 notice pub.
1lshed in the daily papers for the pur-
pose OF discussing tho situation and ap.
nointlnG a committee TO prepare in do.
tail our needs and to lay tho matter be-
lore tho Baltimore & Ohio officials be-
iore they adopt their spring schedule.
joseph speidel Grocery Company, by
Joseph speidel. president; kirbach &
nelmbright, Reed, Robb & BREEDING,
Booth " Digby, Spcyer Bros, House l.
Hermann. I. 7. Hutchinson q Co.,
Greer & Lalng, Jacobs 4 Iscnbcrg,
George W. Johnson's Sons, Vance Shoe
Company, OFT Bros. & Co., A. P. F.an-
zcll, s.. II. Bell, Wilson & Chapman, Lee
Baef. John J. Jones, George L. Stilel &
Co., ]. s. Rhodes & Co., George r. lay
Tor. schwerticscr l. Robb, Louis Whit,
le,nhaFt 4 Stentzol, Egger, Warrick
4 Co., A. /. 1sice {; Co., j. Roizcnstein,
/: Welty & Co., Louis Ber.schy, George
N. Shook 4 Co., Shelf Bros., Friend s:
Son, Hamm 4 Co., o. G. Gcnther, &. A.
Beuter, James Dcvinc, 0kane & Co.,
John Friedel 4 Co., Louis Cohen 1: Co.,
per J. r.; /. S. Good & Co., Henry
Jacobs, G. Steinmetz, Harper & Bro,
Kraft q Rosenberg. Barnes & SfcGrcgor,
Bremen Il Mabis Co., by N. B. Mabis,
secretary; Wheeling Drug Co., r. r.
Devries, president; Hicks & Hoge, Hork-
helmer Bros, Mccoy Shoe Co., by T. L.
Mccoy, treasurer; Hubbard & PAUL,
Waterhouso Bros., Caldwell 4 Peterson
Manufacturing Co., L. i. Peterson, as
sIstant secretary; Baer Sons Grocer Co.,
Henry Baer, president; R. X. Gilren,
Counihan Eros, Schaefer & Driehorat,
Jacob Snyder. por Foreoy; George S.
Feeney, John S. Naylor & Co., Neil &
Ellingham, Bank Of Wheeling, Joseph
Seybold, cashier; ]. r. Goodwin & Co.,
NJ. Gutman y Co., L. buchanan & Co.,
The City Bank OF Wheeling, Il, G. Dali
zell, cashier; Wheeling Title and Trust
Company, L. +. Stifcl, secretary; Frank
Stanton, D. G. Morgan, Lukens & lIig-
gins, G. Hess Il Sons, The Hub Cloth
iers. q. a. House, NJ. J. NfcFadden, Ncs-
bitt L. Bro, +. ". Banner & Co.. Hugo
l.. Loos, II. Aleder 4 Bro. Thomas
!: Co.. Ewing Bros, /. G. Dillon 4 Co.,
L. S. Dolaplaine 4 Co. i
Alter tho call had been read by Sec
rotary liazlett, Mr.. Quarter said itwould
DO wise to commence the agitation
on tho subject at an early date so tho
wants OF Wheeling business mon can be
presented to tho Baltimore & Ohio
officials in timo for the objects to be nc.
complished. Tho last time the move.
mcnt was started entirely too lato to
accomplish anything. lie proposed
that 4 schedule be blocked out at once,
and that as tho new achedule will not
80 into effect before May there is time
to have the matter properly presented
to the railway officials.
After some discussion President Quar-.
i'ei suSeea'eu tlat perhaps IL would DO
wise to have n committee appointed
into whose hands tho matter could BIO
lett. entirely. Either tho committee
could construct a schedule to DO pre-
sented ut future meeting OF the bust.
ncssi4 men interested, or the matter could
be ielt to their discretion, they 10 con-
fer with,the railway officials without re-
porting to tho mnnt;py aa
Mr.. Brock said that nothing much
could be gained by a discussion OF tho
matter. Most every ono knows about
what is wanted by the Wheeling poo
pie. Among tho reforms that are con-
sidercd advisable are a train TO arriya
from tho east abou. midnisht;a train
like the old Grafton accommodation to
leave at 3 or i o'clock in tho afternoon,
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