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The Ely miner., 1911-06-30

There is something almost patronizing
in his tones as he applies to the mana.
ger of the booking Office. And the
hope that knows no despair makes it.
self manifest in his manner as he
stalks proudly out into the street
There are doting mothers with
youthful prodigies, gotten up in the
most fantastic style, and who, if given
half a chance would make the stellar
lights of the profession pay homage
to their marvellous talents.
Others there are, plenty OF them
the successful and the unsuccessful
the youthful and those no longer
yourE a never-ending procession OF
humanity seeking to break into the
theatrical profession as it is exempli
fed in this newest form of entertain
ment, and those who, having broken
in, are endeavoring To- hold on. They
gather in the little booking Offices
that cater to the moving picture and
popular priced vaudeville houses
throughout the country.
The stories they tell of the hits they
made are after all no less plausible
than some ci those retailed by mem
bers of the '1egit." They tell of offers
declined with thanks with all the
sang froid assumed by the veteran
"hamfatter" who, in quest of an en-
gagement that will keep the wolf from
the door, is careful not to let his re
] duced circumstances become known
They have their trials and tribula
tions, their joys and their sorrows
just as do those in other branches o
the profession.
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30
WILD NIGHT WrrH WADDElL
Topsy HartseI Describes Pleasant and
TumuItous Evening He Spent
With Rube.

Tt was my fortune once" says
Topsy Hartsel, of the worlds cham
pion Athletics, Ito spend a pleasant
and tumultous evening with G. Ed
ward Waddell, more generally known
as 'Rube,' and. at the same time in the
zenith OF his big league fame. Just
once, and only once, I never cared
for any more of the same, thank you.
'The Athletics were just swinging
into the championship Of 1905, thanks
in a great measure to the glorious
pitching of the Rube, and he was one
of the most popular citizens OF Phila-
delphia. This particular evening he
approached me and explained that we
could have the time of our lives, II
We felt so inclined. First OF all, said
he, we would go to supper. we DID.
but the supper was interrupted to
some extent, because Mr.. WaddeI,
happening to meet man in the din
ing room whom he did not like, smote
him over the bean with a wh1tensn,
a proceeding which seemed to De
somewhat outside the limits OF the
menu.
After supper Mr.. Waddell said he
would take me back of the scenes OF
a certain theater, where melodrama ls
the range. l had never been blind
the curtain and was delighted, more
SO, when the stage hands, all recog-
n1zing Rube, treated us with great
honor and courtesy. The play was
wild western thing, chockful of shoot
ing. AS we came into the dim re-
cesses behind the stage, one Of the
few quiet minutes of the show was
taking place-the hero was just look
ing into the eyes of the heroine and
telling her how much he loved her.
Not sound broke the tense silence
and just then Rube, picking up a gun
that was standing ready for the vii
lain, pulled the trigger.
"It cracked the love scene, and the
stage hands threw Mr.. Waddell out.
And 1 went with him.
"'They are not gentlemen in there"
said Mr.. Waddell. Let's go to the
- theater, where Howard Hall Is
playing. He's my PAL
$50 we went to another house, and
again we got behind the scenes. Rube
was popular-honest, he was II you
remember Howard Halls ole play.
The Man Who Dared you will re-
member that den of lions furnished
the thrills The cage was standing
back in the wings. and Mr.. VAadsal.
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30

Amphitrite, destined for use at st
Louis, is a type of these ships which
are useful only in providing possible
future recruits for the service.
The Texas was the first modern bat
tleship constructed for the navy. IL
was surpassed in speed by the Iowa.
the Oregon, and other vessels in the
battle off Santiago, but its name was
written as large as any on the page
which records that days fighting.
And it will now be but few years.
according to the inexorable rules OF
the navy department, before the Ore
gon, Massachusetts, Indiana and Iowa
follow the Texas as targets for the
projectiles of newer vessels or are
relegated to the ignominy of the junk
heap.
The Oregon, most costly of the old
type of sea fighters, cost the govern
ment less than $6,O00.000. The New
York. biggest af the Dreadnaughts
now building at eastern shipyards, will
cost nearly $13,00O,000.
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30

IN his merry way, insulted one Of the
lions. Just as Rube grabbed the hon
by the tail, the beast swung rotnd
and strickland they picked up the
Rube with his sleeve ripped off and
big red cash in his arm. And again
we were thrown out in the alley.
'Topsy,' said Rube, don't forget,
now, we had row with a couple OF
guys that said Connie Mack was a no.
good son of a hyena, and one of them
slashed me with knife when I de-
Tended Comics reputation. You've
got a black eye-that'H make the play
a good deal stronger. Maybe we can
touch him for $40 each If we tell it
good
81 never went out for a social evAn-
ing with Mr.. Waddell any more. His
ideas of diversion are too strenuous
for man like me-"
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30

Speaking Of shoes, Jimmy Doyle of
the Cubs is passing through all the
thrills of filling those of star, and
Jimmy Doyle of thu Cubs is not any
more shy on filler than was Heinie
Zimmerman Of the Cubs. Doyle is
playing in Zimmy's old position, third
base. Jimmy in turn has moved
southwest on the diamond and is COW
ering ]. Evers' old territory, second.
and neither Jimmy nor Doyle lose In
luster in comparison with the respec-
tive personages whose shoes they are
now filling.
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30

the mud away. The problem of in
spection also will be made more diff
cult as the successive stages of
pumping out prog.ess as daylight will
not penetrate into the hull of the YES
sci and work win have to be done
with artificial light.
What can be saved OF the Maine
and what it is mpst expedient to do
with the vessel can only be well de
termined when she is exposed to
view. Many engineer officers feas
she can never be floated and viii
have to be taken apart in sections II
it is decided to sac her at all. 9th
er officers believe she will break ans
fall to pieces when the unwatering Of
the cofferday gets well under way.
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30
"waiver" curee Witness.

There is something new in base
ball-.he waiver cure. Brooklyn
tried it on Al Burch, who improved
in his work as soon as 1t was an
nounced that the other seven clubs
had been asked to waive claim. Chi
cago administered it to Ed Reulbach
and with the possibility of having to
go to a minor league staring him in
the face, he suddenly found control
and pitched winning ball. In reality,
these are condolences, and the play
ers mentioned were only lucky enough
to make a good showing when the
test came.
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30
No Place for Economy.

Don't economic in love. It's the
one treasure that grows bigger the
more you take from it, the one val
liable thing in which 1t pays to be a
spendthrift. Give 1t away, throw 1t
away, splash it over, empty your
pockets. and tomorrow you'll have
more than ever.
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30

Hearsay has 1t that the shoes of a
star are rather incoherent In shape,
and erratic in size, and generally
discomforting to any strange wearer.
But third base covered by Doyle is
not a widely different institution to
third base covered by Zimmerman
Doyle opened the gate for opportunity
the first time she looked wishful and
copped his present position. 1t was
the first time he was given a chance
this season of doing other than the
Improbable pastime of officiating as
a wall flower.
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30
How to Be Good.

Tommy is an impulsive little fellow.
who doesn't always find it easy to
live up to the expectations of his eld.
ers. When, one day, his Sunday
school teacher asked him to tell the
other members of the class the way to
be good, Tommy gave this expisna.
ton: Just think of the things you
wanter do and don't never do 'eml"
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30
A Good rhina to Do.

Telegraph poles are lined up so that
their crooks are turned in and not
seen rs you look along the line. Turn
your twists away from people and
not at them.
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30
CARDINALS WILL BEAT REDS
So Says Manager Roger Bresnahan Of
st. Louis Nationals-Has Con-
fidence In His Men.

Manager Roger Bresnahan Of the
Cardinals says that his club is going
to come close to beating the Cincin-
natis out in the National league race.
Bresnahan thinks that his club would
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30
Water Bottle Help.

II your cut glass water bottle has be
come badly waterstainsd. fill It with
buttermilk and lei it stand for fes
days. when the stains will disappear
The Ely miner., 1911-06-30

OTTIE SPOTLIGHTS eyes
cleaned In manner that
BODIED i'll for the aenemic youth
with the green hose and clam
ornnc fio mhn r,l1llad induStri-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
TOBACCO MARKET
ONO Tobacco Market az Baltimore Is
Quiet win Receipts Reported
as Light.

speois. b.-ra'rr % tie TntefIl gen---
BALTIMORE. Md. Oct. 24-Marv-
land-Prices Were generally firm, with
the demand good for nearly all grades
except the strictly French Receipts
amounted 20 363 hhds. and sales 444
hhds. Ohio Receipts light and mRN
ket quiet Prices per 100 lbs. are.
Maryland-InferiOra and frosted firm
lear. 81 O0Nf so. sound. common and
Ereenish. s. " $50. good 10 common.
St.1efI 500. medium. Ss5OHlOU0.
good 20 hne red. sl0OOGI3.e0: fancy
$lf.0OU 1900. seconds. common TO
medium. 81 500 100. do. good 10 fin.
$15e 100. gruundleayes. new, al
sold. bay tobacco. Ere-cured. S623 4.
upper country. aircured. 81 0Od 1900.
UnsOund and badly mixed packages
from / To cents lower
OhiO-Inferior and frosted. S45OG
600. sound 10 good common. 500 ~
$50; greenish 10 brown. SSO0GlI.O0:
medium 20 hne red. 5000 L. 90: com
mon 20 medium spangled. s. boa T. 90.
good sIangled TO yellow. $l3.O0d % 90:
air-cured. common 20 medium. 81 OOQ
800: do. good 20 fine. $4,000 1900.
Unsound and badly mixed packages
from I 20 3 cents lower.
Receipts and inspections. Mary
land-Thi- week 3s5 hhds: net TO date.
1854. same date 1910. 27.405. Ohio
This week. 81 hhds: net 20 date 4Gs1 /:
same time 1910. 324S. shipments:
Maryland-This week. domestic. 90
hhds. foreign. SO: previously. do.
nestle. 2.15S. foreign. 22.s97. ohio
This week. POS hhds: previously. 2 1885.
WAREHOUSE STATEMENT.
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minutes time and the machine. which
10 In practically continuous operation
10 reloaded With the ingredients while
the prepared mass is being removed
The machine weighs 10000 pounds
IL portable and can be moved to any
point in the city. but for the present
will remain az the gas yards. which Is
considered a central location.
Engineer Lane states that II will re
Quire ten days or two weeks 10 get
everything in readiness. when the work
will b. put IN full operation.
The smaller cut represents the sur
face heater. which arrived yesterday
and will be unloaded In the next day
or two.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
LECTURE COURSE
TO BE heid Under the Auspices o.
the Teachers Association Hss
Good Program.

The following program has been
prepared and will be rendered under
the auspices % the Wheeling
Teachers Association b. Charles
Iueblin Mr Zueblin is noted
lecturer. having appeared before the
Teachers association bcT1fe The
course will consist Of the &loulns
nov. The New civic Spirit"
nov. Zs-'T The Training o. The Cit.
zen"
Dec. The Making o. The City.
Dec. The Administration OF
the CITY"
Dec 10 The Life o. the citizen a
Dec. 20-"The city % the Future .
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The above Is cut % the new as
phait mixing machine that Is now be
ing assembled AT the city gas yards.
under direction OF Engineer W. A.
Lane OF the Equitable Asphalt Main
tenance company OF Kansas City.
The machines. which have only
been IN operation for little over two
years. consist OF a SO horsepower
boiler. which operates two cyl
lnder 80 horsepower twin engine. The
sand. stone dust and asphalt. which
Will be stored in the yards. is carried
TO tho mixer by elevators. 10 thor.
ougly mixed. when u h. hauled 20 the
point where the paving IL being done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
HEALTH OFFICE
IS COMPLIMENTED
GOVERNMENT 5AcTERIoLooIsTs
FIND WHEELING MILK LOW
IN BACTERIA.
Local Dairy May Arrange to Have
Government Inspection and
Regular Tests

Inquiries are now being made into
the milk regulations OF this city BY
the government baeteriologlsts. Ship
nsnts OF milk made by the United
Dairy Company TO dealers in wash.
ington were tested and found 10 be
80 remarkably low in bacterial count
az 20 excite comment
The United Dairy COMPANY IL now
making an effort to have government
Inspection Of the local plant and also
70 have regular visits from a govern
ment bacteriologist. the result 20 be
made public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
Wool.

BOSTON. OCT 1f-The demand Tor
wool has depended on nearby unes and
Grades with good buying Cd small lots
and values holding fairly steady
Territory stock is IN more demand
than nearby fleece woois and heavy
transfers have been made recently SO
Montana and Wyoming staple
Ohio foecrr run. 90 one quarter
blood and Irwashcf deilinc. while the
demand FOR throe-e zhts Michigan ruii
continue
Pulled woQi is moving steadily. but
the foreign product is dull Quota.
fl0ns rauEr a. follows
Ohio and Pennsylvania frcrps ua.
lafne. washed. GOO. Xxx. CSC. Ono un.
merchandise. 221 CSC. fafhIood
coming 2st5 u 2Gc. three oishts blood
couh.nr. cfn2ftEc. quarter blood
combinr. CSC. deiaine. unwashed. Z5c.
fine unuashed. 2fc.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

PARKERsBrRG. " Va. Oc, &c
The storm hat covered The Lake Re
sion yesterday rlorninE has moved
essf<ard and no~ overiles The 81
trvu7 northern portion % the North
Atlantic coast LEht rains have
tailen generally throughout The path
% -hs storm
The high pressure and COOL weats
- area covers the greater portion OF
ne ccuntry from The Mss ssippi east
Nard - the Atlantic coast and clear
weather PSI The RAJ. IA al sections
covered ~ The hikh pressure LIGHT
20 heavy fr0sts Nsre reported Esaer
hay from the Ohio and Tennsssa.,
valleys Another area 90 high pres
sure. with much cooler weather
covers the northern slope region
snow is falling 20 the lime OF me
morning report a. Havrc and Heleua.
Montana 4 shallow depression =
central near Western Kansas. attend
ed BY much warmer weather
Conditions Indicate continued fair
weather in this section tonight and
"wednesday. Ni;h heavy 20 Killing
frost tonight
The Ohio Viii fau tonight and
"wednesday
r = POWELL.
Observer Temporarily In Charge.
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steady: spot. e55. lbs. Cd: fuaures,
E56. lGs: lake copper. Sl2.d2ia ~ lZ.,5,
electrolytic. Sl2-37lz G12.5O. casting.
u OOQ1225.
T!n-Quiet. spot. S4i90G4225: Lon.
don. firm; spot. firm, Elsl. So, ~
lures, Glgi, 5s
Lead Quiet. S4.25a4.3O. New Yark /;
London. Els. It's.
spelter-Quiet. 5000 $50. New
YORK: London. eco. e. Ga.
iron Cleveland warrants. quiet.
f6s li5d In London Locally iron was
quiet: No. ] oufndry northern. $i5.26
di55O; 80 ?. $4,000 15.25. No.
southern and No. l southern soft.
$50 1850.
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The MARKET
~" and Stock Nossmsnss were ~
vsefitioss Character Like Al
Recent Sessions.

NEW YORK. Oct zf-Ia tue an,
s,ncs OF an ifnpsiiins motive Tor .r=c-
.hk on either SIDE 90 the stock market
Don,. movements we're % The narros
ana neufidcs character Of recent Ess-
sions. Trading Ia fact. fell 20 even
smaller Proportions Nth a total %
$1,000 shares FOR the days business
vim each day. n becomes more sp-
psrent that public interest in the mar
&kst 10 not being aroused.
Tho Standard stocks ended the DAY
lust where they began II Read
X. Missouri Pacific and Norfolk a
W sstsrn we're the only railroad s,ock
10 manifest decided strength. Among
TIE less active stocks. movements
were wider aud some % the indus.
triais exhibited marked weakness
New York AirbrAke fell hve points 10
-. Its lowest price In many years In
an OFFICIAL statement. 10 Was said that
The buslnsas OF the company vas i'm
proving. but no mention Was made OF
the Declaration OF the dividend on the
STOCK. American Cotton Oh fell more
Than two points on expectations OF q
Door annual report
The nrst o; tho september railroad
reporfs were available 'O-day. Lehigh
valley showing "A $500 900 increase Ia
Operating revenue. which mas bal
anced BY an Increase in expenses OF
almost the same amount The an
nual report Of the Rock Island rail-
road showed a heavy gain In expenses.
although ~ was more than balanced
BY the increase Ia gross earnings
Transactions Ia bonds both on and
outside % the stock exchange. con
unue IA such n scale a. 10 attract
attention. Private sales On some
Issues are reported az heavier than
Tor some months Ronds were Tela-
lively more active on the exchange
today than were stocks and they
showed stsadier tone. Total sales.
par value. $3.50 900
United Siates bonds were IN
cnged on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

This machine is used 20 heat the sur
face OF the brick paving. which is done
az a temperature OF $50 degrees. fuel
oil being used TO generate the heat II
heats i've square yards at a time. the
object being 10 absorb all moisture
and open the pores OF the brick. The
surface f. then covered with asphalt
paint. which flis the pores. and IL then
ready for the spreading Of the asphalt
a layer from 2iz TO , inches OF Which
Is put on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
WARW0OD

VIM Lasch VIII give barn dance
AZ bic place on Cherry Hiu road his
evening. a GOOD crowd De- expected
and an enjoyable time i1 assured
The McCuiiagh. Hiidrcfh and Nc.
keo addition d. being Improved Tor
he winter
John a. Moore general managsr Of
he NarU cod tool WOrks. "a In Pitts.
burEh on business
A reception eili b. tsudered Rev.
". "a Frlsselie this evemng. ana IL
u expected that "a great many friends
% the pastor and his family VIII BE-
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

The small holes in the street will
be filled with a binder OF gravel and
asphalt. while In the large ones con.
crete will be used. Where there are
any humps on the streets they will
have 20 be leveled
fifteenth street between ChApllne
and Eoff. will be the inst TO be treat.
ed WIN the new process and the cit
liens are anxiously awaiting the out.
come. although In other cities where
II has been tried u has proven a sue
cess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

aFerlai uirrafrf to ths fntslHrr-
NEvV YORK. Oct -f-Haera.
Market declined d to e. francs. De-
cfmDfr futures closed. offered az
ffs.c. War.h closed oTerad 30
assoc NAY cinFrd rTrraf or Sd zee.
July closed. oIerel ar fl-lr. srntarn-
uer closed ofrref lt 1855. 1850 $50
O. quoted nj f-ae t. f--.- Warf.t
steady
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. oct 2s-shufiinE coEn
o, -four niiis AZ Minneapolis to-day
acted a. a We blanket on the market
for wheat Sofwi;hs,anding big cash
sales of the cereal closing figures
we're = shade 20 i.1Nc loser than
last night Corn finished hOi. 70
&c Higher oats unchanged % q. q &C
~. and hos products varying from an
uIaltered isysl 10 i0n i2tae decline
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
STEUBENVILLE

Special Dispatch % The fnteIuesncsr
sTEUBENvlLLE. o.. oct 24-The
case % X Y. Carpenter admini
traitor % the estate Of BiaEsIo Cerque
vs. the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. was settled Just A. the jury Vas
about % be called
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
RUNAWAY COY KILLED
BV c q o Teafs

Special u.r-af.- r1 20 Irffl.a.t..r
HU TTI>GToN. = Va. grt a.
Pate iealt cruelty uith General MI
lrr. an rirr.efn-l car-old baF. Who
ran away from school and home a.
SAT- Rock and came 20 this CITY 90
fnd emploI meut While walking Down
81 railroad frarE the boz vas sf..rE
and inefarf'r trrf ty Cl..a. .aa.
a Ohlo tIaln lodaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
Dry Goods

NEW YOHE-Tfe cotton roola
markets are steady. with trad.rg of
moderate urorort Ions About aHU
bales 81 2so sheet.ngs have been s1Ii
Tor shipment to Red sea ports
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
Horors for carnsais

ABERDEEN Scotland. oct e.
Andrew Carnegie was today n0uin-
sted for lord rsctorship ~ The Cni-
versity ~ Aberdeen DE will be- de-
ciafed elected or saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

WASHINGTON. oct. 28.-At the be.
ginning OF business today the condition
o. the United states treasury was.
Working balance IN treasury offices.
81. 923. 0i4
In banks and Philippine treasury
s33.75o.1s5
Tho total balance IN general fund
was &i36120.2fs
Ordinary receipts yesterday were
fs5i .9ej. with ordinary disbursements
OF s2I3i.9t7.
The deficit 70 date this hscal year
o. f22.6fo.s70. as against a deficit %
s12.sGt. $50 40 this time last year
These figures exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. oct 2f-Credit bal
nnces. $50: runs. 1859: average
1896. shipments. 323.s4O. average
2f0.16i.
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Asp6dlf Mixing Machine
ForSfreef Improvements

EQUIPMENT RECENTLY PURCHASED -As
~ VAsos-
Machines WILL DC PLACED ~ OPERATION .T,so
~ '
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WHEELING. Y. Va. oct. a. II.
p Reported ~ \. r Master 8 Co. l.. y
brand. manager: members New YORK
stock Exchange
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

Frederick ". Tout % years. OF
Tiltonsville. and Ella - Jones. -
years. % Rush Run
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w York Stock F.xch.no.

WHEELING. y Va go 20 II
Range % active Etocka on the N.s
orr Stock Exchange corrected daily ~
-. ~ Maaten q 60 nraasr.
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Hsylett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. y. Va. Dca "a II
The folloNiug quotatiura ou he uors
active wheeling stoIHs are Corrscted
ai4y Tor the Indulgence ~ Howard
u AEiett A son. local brokers
Ifa.r LA a..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

Most people arp found wanting with.
out the trouble OF weighing them.
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NhtElslNtE. Va. oct - IL
the foloHtuE quotations on the more
hlttf9 wheeling stocks corrected
dhiiy tor tnc inteiugencer % George "
liaron. local nroEer. emo r. r. AfershalI
ma niger Fond department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

NV YORK OCT. ga Standard cor.
per. ou.et. sD0I Sl2l54lz25s London.
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WHEELING Y "a. Oct - II.
Tls a~tfss FlttsbarE srao~- ~a~r.~tsf
dalg ~ a = H@st-n q 90 uank 80
4na eroEsfl Nau0ual EEcnaEEs Eank
s1iiiirs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
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Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad
Electric Lighted
Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars
to
WASHINGTON

Leave Wheeling 5.l5 .. IN. 20
y. m: arrive Washington $50 a. m.
1880 a. m.
Arrive Baltimore 1850 a. m. iI.f5
a. m; arrive Philadelphia 1915 a
m. ? o. ,. m: arrive New York 1895
D. m. t.i5 p. m.
Sleeper leaving Wheeling 1870 ..
m. open for passengers In wheeling
station 1000 D. m.
baltimore and Ohio railroad IL the
only line operating through Pullman
sleeping car service between wheel.
Ing and Washington.