The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

The daylight spccnl" on the Penn.
sylVNnia Lines-Pan-llandle route-will
30 uuder the personal supervision OF
and personally conducted by Travelling
Passenger Agent Fred Il, sankcy, Of
Pittsburgh, lhs traiu OF several bright
~ decorated cars will leave at $3.50 THE
morning, having on board The two iocat
circles OF the Ladies' OF the q, a. X, and
large number Of their friends, Tho
train will take the main line OF the
Panhandle ut Stsubenville. whore 1t
will DO joined by branch excursions
from other points, including East Liver
pool, Toronto, WnllskiIle, Rochester,
3ellairs and Martins Ferry The Bel
lAire crowd will number about twenty.
i've and others will Join ut bridgeport,
Martins Ferry and other points. The
Wheeling eXcuTsionisls will number
about sixty. Among those who will
depart On the special arc the following:
Mrs. NJ. Anna Hall. national JUNIOR
vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth Ephlin,
president James A Garfield Circle Mrs.
LetitlA Jacobs, Mrs. g. i. Xnrn, Mrs.
McCloment, Miss Miriam McClemont,
Mrs. Fullerton and two soma. Mrs. Olivia
s. Botsiord, Mrs. Anna Bell Topp, Mrs,
William Harper, Miss Nettie l.. Grabe,
Miss Emma Miller, Mr.. Harry GRADE,
Miss MadgS Mathews, Misc A. r. Hall,
Mrs. Colonel Morris, Miss Bell Morrls,
Mrs. Kate Cox, Mira. Silvey aud son,
Mrs. Harry Fremdsr. Miss Richards,
Mrs. steadmRn, Mrs. Dudley, Miss bud.
ley, Mrs. Alice McChesney, Mrs, n. L.
Clark, Mrs. Josephine Parker, Mrs.
Mary Morrison, Mrs. and Mr.. Morgan,
Mrs. and Mr.. Seamon. Mrs. and Mr..
Cox, Mrs. Captain Shanley, Mrs. and
Mr.. Rcard Taggart, c. q. Mathews, Mrs.
J. A, Smith aud son, Mrs, Jordan, Mrs.
NJ. A, Brown, Mr., Sigaioose, Mrs, and
Mr.. Sheriff.
Other cars will DO attached ut Donni.
son and other points, but after Colum.
bus Is passed there will be no stops,
aud Louisville will DO reached, via In.
dianapolis, about I p. IN. to-day.
The Baltimore & Ohio will also send
out special train from Wheeling to
Louisville which will start at $3.50 this
morning. There will be big crowd
righ. at tho start, as a number Of the
old soldiers organizations have selected
the Baltimore x Ohio as their official
route 10 tho eRcsmpmsns, as follows:
Holiday and Stephoua Posts, Of Wheel.
ing; Hancock Post, OF Beuwood; Cald.
well Post, OF Moundsville; j. +. baird
Post, Of Shorrard; Logan Post, Of Sand
Ilill Holiday and Stephens Woman's
Relief Corps, OF Wheeling; Hancock Re.
lief Corps, Of Benwood; U. S. Grant
Camp, Sons OF Veterans, Of Wheeling,
and the q. A. r, posts OF Barnesville,
Cambridge and other points along the
line. 1t is thought about one hundred
will board the train here this morning,
Travelling Passenger Agent Lane will
accompany tho sxeHrsioHis,s to see that
they are made comfortable throughout
the trip. The train will arrive in Louis.
vile about Z p, III.
This morning tho Ohio River railroad
will send special cars through to Louis.
vile. About twenty will take the train
here aud at the various points along
the road the cars will rapidly ill, as
this is a very long route through beau.
tiiul country not often visited by people
OF this section. At Huntington the
cars will be sWitChel to tho Chegnpeake