The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-03

,r,rtrrs who had been ION the pDal,' TO
.,,, .,,,noL.,,m ,.,,r,o,
use u ""Ne
home, and ono OK them mas prepared tue
following account Of their wanderlngB.
Nh, story has n moral In Tho fnct that Il
II ....II.aI
Is an cP''o''c VI '"e P''seu' uc''''"'i"''
state OF labor, as all sections they ira
yer.,l were crowded with men out OF
a,nh,rm,r,.
tU'i''' ''.".' 10y
I'VE lett wheeling on the night OF Au-
gus; ). going via the pnn-liandle rail-
r,.1 On Wheeling .Iipctlo, Wc bod tho
49,
Soou fortune ~ H"ee' irlcnu WHO s"'e
uI a note 10 the conductor on n freight
train and he generously passed us up on
a.. ,,ro,Sa tr,o, ,,rI,.o, ~ 1u,c.
"'
ton, ABOUT u CLOCK AT nlgnt, we Iounu
We could not cross the railroad bridge
\, ,hot polnt, ~ non. hut railroad ON.
"t,wss nrn aI,owcJ wnon mo s,ruciure
H. ,b,rsSor.a rwr,oS IN . yr,cnIIv hny
W.. nd sien, Iii ,rarrt,% ~. hod "a
C"nNany for The night in 9,r i~mproyisrd
Sl,sI ssvn-,l n,hnp war n, AM. aamn
,,rsh, In Tho mornIM~ va crossed intn
Ss,"Mhs,rii,s n, Tho rerr,, t,st below tho
b,tiSc md nrorsndeI IN ini6 H." inwn
T,ss,r We moi n frJnnd VIM t1,I ,s that
wa desired IN vn wes, a., sbnuII k,.sn
"r,,y row tho rs,,ronS "a,Js ~ ,hcr,
80 n" ssverai ia, ,r.i,os 49, o. 10 innt,
W., ,or ~, v,Inr. iva ,h"rn,ora .,nr,iicG,
az, ~ town ahou, a uiIo y comrht ,
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,wr,ya mil.r wsa, ~ nn.,pfsn, Wa
,av ther, Mi dav mud mo, ,yc o,her
tourists. one OF them .itty ;touyr years old.
II" was bound FOR his home In Fort
nm mr'" rh m% nag iot u par.ner u
Of Altoona Red The whoIs ,trty
caught a train In the afternoon and
landed in Newark with eight or ten
others who had Jumped on cnroutc. We
had TO re; nu. OF the yards Immediately,
fL. lILulllI u Inc lltlEOlU tlttFtlstts.
ard hunt up another friend In the shane
II a box car 20 shelter uS frSm the dew
and also to protect us somewhat from
the mosquitoes. The next morning my
friend and | caught a train on a grade
and rode tho bumpers Shortly after We
E5t 81 II commenced tn rain and kent II
up until We reached the Ohio suplsal
We visited the newspIpcT dHiCrs and mot
several old friends. who g;Se US a little
assistance TO hclp liz along III. road
That night va cuugh; auo;hcr train.
got in a 'Sid--dour Pullma=, and q d To
within four niles OF RralinTc Junction.
where we were again put on and had to
walk. 'fhls place was flooded with
tourists: in fact ovarv wLy Won looked
tncrc w-r., tourists, and they we're all
headed east. IN which obey wsrr scnsi-
BE. Us W. afterwards found. out.
ntdIu, she r,n,,.r
n
va" N""''r an d'!lH i grove
thr neat being terrible, This was sun
day. SUNDAY night We won't down into
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p"
- u"I', Wy = 'ih'N' Al were lHahe1 anu
,stIs' '''H w ~'p'''uI"H l".f!uy On tit
S"'' ""A M,'' HH"l ny me con-
utI1"'' WI, Sdla' lou can rih ms
eIai. "ut VI nrr' We hunted another
80. ; ~ U"1 WIN 'he SUM r.
81 ~ nv car W.T." i"dl!rI-ahd sealed.
.''C'un'H !" rue tN' bumpers again.
~. . t'it'ht! S"'ITE!ndh SAW us anu
I'll, in"!s Il 70" li'' tn"r, you VIII get
Mt"e''su'e. ne htipta us NUM- an emf
:! 49, oicH'' w. "uof u Dflprd uS 10
Sst ~ ao!hr oil Inc ROADS are getting 90
'ti't thaL INC IaStei ana sea- emptE
IN a"iH 80 pFr'tUt INC '"htlS's rom
l't!m5 '"' ~ t'lIt8' isuScerlra II.
.,',- - "''i.' nj "l6hS an" urF!'''
~ '!S1H>i'uIt the mcNt morning JUS
',',". "!Si''' w ftiFcSnel our
- )! "iNliE Il Daih IN INC Eel riHr::
''on d "hIH ,uioiSh II" t0Wi. ana
'rCil"r 'M cFn-S ne riveTjnTu take a
H2lH on inc p,2rli X WESTERN o to
,~'.m'HstoL. me 90 "ha' tpS noCntS
torn q Jerk water road as Il 0nly runs
49, - ''n'h n.u"9' ~ =
train crews ar. go mesn .h,T rnsy wnniJ
rot let their OWE mothers ride, We
GT!Ic! 1ccasionallE and rode OCCASION
;ro orriy.G ~, Ven,I, n"t,S1'nT r' ,miIsa, ;,
afternoon Rbou, . o'clock, ard rode In a
:irmcr's wagon over a clun,ry road i've
miles from the town TO n relative OF my
friends. We were glad 10 arrive there
a. we. were tired and hungry having
iItd nothing 10 eat for two days cx-
opt apples. We were there about one
day when a gentleman inquired II w..
'~rcr hunting work. AS h. WINS short Of
hands n run h!s ,hr.ahIng machine. vi.
i1f0Tm"d him. that we were and hIroL
with him for r dollar n day and board
Tho Job only lasted for i've Jays. but We
were very glad to get II The work con-
sisted ot scoapIng oats, stachInr stI,w
"',tlng bands. hauling oa;s from The
.ra p,'.M'nr 49, hnu',"e t,uh
Iv.!rcsv This ven. no bar,i.., ,,Gr,, -"
.ld tackled for n Iorc In, TIL "o,t