The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-08
WHEELING WOMEN
To Operate the city's Street Rail-
way System To-day
IN THE CAUSE OF CHARITY.
The Fair Condneiors Have Been Assigned
Thslr"T~rn'," nd Some of Them viii
be on Uuiy Early In tas Merniug,
chapsrOns. Will Accompany the I.adiss.
List ofThOIs who will Take Partin 'hi'
Novel Charitable Moysmsn.

Here's hoping for hot weather to-
morrow" said Colonel Sam b. Harrison
last night. as he turned on the ice
splgot at the Mcclure. He was discuss
Ing "woman's Day" on the street cars
with W. W, Hazard, of Cleveland, al
member OF the board OF directors OF the
Wheeling Railway Company, Mr Haz-
gard re-echoed the hopes OF the blonde
colonel, and the travelling men induced
TO remain over day to see the run,
said they hoped so too
| For hot weather Will omueh 60 shoYel
| the shekels into the golfers OF the Wo-
mans Benevolent Union, In the scheme
il mas on hands to-day. High tempera-
ture is in league with the street cars 10
| draw trade, and a trolley ride as
cooler discounts electric fans or any OF
| the manufactured breezes. AS Uncle
| Sans weather man promises plenty OF
| good warm sunshine to-day, the hopes
] of Colonel Harrison, the promoter IN
| Wheeling OF to-day's novel street spec
| tacle, have been realized.
1t was nearly midnight last night
when the ladies In charge made nut thH
complete list of the fair conductors and
dignihed chaperOnes, who run Wheel
Ing's street cars to-day for all the money
there is In It. II has taken several days
| OF hard labor to get things In shape,
and the efforts made should be well re-
| paid. Though the complete list Is not
| given below the other ladies detailed
| will get the required Information from
the committee In charge. Some OF the
assignments:
Martins Ferry Line.
From o'clock a. M. to noon; Chap
erones-Mesdames r. NJ. Baird, Clark
| Hamilton, DR.. Harrison, j. e. Lynch,
l.. j. Bnyha.
Conductors-Misses Julia Wilson, Jen-
ME Updegraff, Annie Miller, Lizzie
Jones, Virginia Harrison, Bessie Jep-
son. Jenny Hervey, Lizzie Hunter, Hat
| tie Pace, Tucker. Mrs. Hamilton, with
Miss Bessie Jepson and Miss Virginia
Harrison, are 10 90 on at 10 o'clock,
From 9 to 4 O'Clock p. m: Chaper-
ones-Mesdames Sallie McColloch, Ce-
ell Robinson, 7. c. Moifat, Il. w. Haz-
lett.
Conductors-Misses EvalIne Jepson
and Julia Savage, Ina Smith, Eta Sitt-
man, Rearick, Dee Pollack, Minnie Gil
christ IT.,
From 4 to o'clock p. m, chapesones
-Mesdames ]. l.. sooy, Fred Williams,
II. II. List and William Chapman.
Conductors-Misses Dickey, Nan VIII
son, Ada Jepson. Egerter, stelnfeld,
Cora Gutman. Eta Carroll. Maude
Jones.
From to s o'clock p. m.-Chaper-
ones-Mesdames ]. j. Jones, Barckly,
Ebellng and Egerter.
Conductors-M Misses Rena House, Et-
| IN. I NaahIff Mfuu Com
merford, Pace, Jennie HerYey, Bird
Schultz Lizzie Hunter.
From to 10 o'clock p. m: Chaper-
ones-Mesdames r. j. Reed, G. X Nc
Mechen, j. p. CulbertsoE, w. j. w.
Cowden.
Conductors-Misses Laura Dalzell.
Emily Pollack, Martha Hare. Laura
Conner, Mary Moffat, Miss Wheeler,
Jessie Berger, Rose Hunter, Fanny
Lynn.
From 10 o'clock p. nj. to midnight:
MISUNDERSTANDING Etzler, John
List, VIII 3. Day, Asa Booth.
Conductors-Misses Brown. Blanche
Moffatt, Fullerton, Cora Gutman, Edith
Myer, Isabel Frank.
Benwood Lime.
From to IL o'clock n. M: Chaper-
ones-Mesdames G. Lamb. Chew, Kill
myer, Metcalf, G.. X. McAIeohen, T. c.
Hoffat, Ebellng. Howard Hazlett, Alex
Campbell. Morris HorkheImer.
Conductors-Misses Minnie Magee
Nettie Nesbitt. Rena Gordon. Schultz
Wingerter, Rock, Lucy Howell, Pear
lex, Jennie Jepson, Alice Bates, Blanch
Frank, Carrie May Baer, Dee Pollock,
Jennie Franzhelm, Annie Pfarr. Grace
Stone, schopper, Friedel, Ella Wright,
Ada Jepson.
From to IL p. M: ChapetonesE Mes
danes I. c. Moffat, Merrinan, j. A.
Metcalf, John Frew Alex. Campbell,
John Gordon, John Rlheldaifer, Henry
Speyer. Morris Horkhelmer. Thompson,
George Adams. Lou swabacker.
Those selected for the Bonwood line |
will report at the street car barns; those
for the Martins Ferry at the street car
office North Main street. The first cars
to be controlled by the ladies' are those |
leaving at s o'clock this morning. The
regular conductors and motormen will |
accompany all cars. but the conductors |
will not be uniformed. that honor be- |
ing borne by the young ladies' selected, |
Crowds are expected from Mounds |
Vile, Bellalre. Martins Ferry and all |
nearby towns, and It Is safe 10 predict |
that each chr will be comfortably filled. |
1t is likely the cars viii have some form |
of decoration. and In the evening there |
may be trolley parties formed, priv |
ilege which can he secured from the COM |
mittee composed Of Mrs. julius Pollock |
and Miss Dee Pollock. II no trolley |
parties are arranged. three cars Will be |
brilliantly illuminated with colored |
lights Just the same, and any person |
may take a ride upon presentation OF a |
quarter. These cars win give their
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