The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-10
In CELEBRATION or THE ELECTION
OF GARrIELD
Asd .bo Happy Esdins OF the Campaign
Tor the RrpubiIeans--sood weather.
Good nusIe, GoOd speeehes, Coed
Thinss 10 Eat, and GOOD =
Time Generally.
THE pouSr,yut :aAsauEr
Given by the Repubilean Ladies' OF Il
seventh Ward.

memory 70 thoee who who were 30 lortu'
nate as to participate in the good time en-:
jpyed by the Republicans Of the Seventh
Ward, at
TIE wiowAM oP THE GARFIELD CLUB. :.
The building was 80 altered Is 70 be
recogniz .ble. Instea1 Of bare
board walls and rough raIters, the sides
we're decorated with tri.colored bunting,
and the rsiters we're tasterully drsped with
the national emblem. Pendant from the
roof were small clusters Of tiny flags ar.
ranged to form globes, while pottraita Of
the President and Vice President cleo
were displayed in profnsion. Just as one
4 nteJed the door "a banner with strange
device" met his gszs. II WIS represents
ton OF mans face Wreathed In q BEAM
ing smile, and having the inscription: VI
"utusGlI IIns 10"
The dag pole erected from the roof al
the south end was q solid string Of tapR
nese lanterns, and the same ornamental
articles made the interior II the hall bill.
iisnt. The white satin banner presented
to the club by the ladies OF the city also
occupied prominent place. 1i
rae YISAL PARADE a4
Of the season was given by the club, The
ranks being formed at about hall past six
Something like two huudred members o.
the club and citizens were In line, and The
route extended over several Of the more
populous streets. The residences OF Be
% plicAns were very generally and very
tsily illuminated, and various colored
fres weIe burned at frequent intervals BY
those living along the line Of march and al
the Wigwam. The glare OF ascending
rockets so lighted up the Garden Spot
While the procession was out upon the
line Of march q number CT the citizens
syailed themselves oil The opportunity to
partIke Of the least 50 bOuntltnlly spread
by the ladies.
TUE ARRANGEMENTS
for this feature OF the, entertainment were
complete and admirable. Tie platform
had been removed from one end Of the
wigwsm, and 3 temporary kitchen built as
an extension from that end. Here The
oys,ers and coffee were cooked in . man.
ner which did credit TO the ladies concern
ed. and gave eminent satisfaction 70 their
numerous and hungry guests.
AS DR.. Todd remarked TO an lSTEtLt'
oE%cxR reporter, TT was nothing com
mou." Several hundred citizsns partooE
OF the hospitality Of the ladies, and by The
time these were through the club had re
turned and were seated In q body ct the
two tables, which extended the entire
length oithe hall. "Ah, +
rnEs AND THERE WAS RrRRfNe &c
AND FR1" s .
on the part of the ladies, who We'd with
each other 10 waiting upon the members
Of the club. irs
Alter Tho "hungry edge Of appetite,
which had been sharpened By the march
in the cold air, was somewhat Gloyedr
some one happened to spy Jake ,Kemple
in the crowd, snd the cry a once began
for
'EEMPLE, EEXPLR, SPEECH SPEECH, SPEECH !
Jake modestly protected, but the crowd
insisted, and finally the Distinguished, Re.
publican missionary to the back counties
was taken up from the floor aud carried
bodily to the stand improyised at one end
81 the tables. He begged of, however,
GU the plea thatlheTe was too much noise.
tie promised after all had bad their full Of
10 give them feast of lighter
character by way otdessert.
Sir. Sam HiIdreth, President Of the club,
a vote OF thanks TO the ladies',
which was adopted with dsatening vim,
and followed by three rousing cheers, and
q "tiger" 60 wild as 10 call forth the ex.
$50 chain that tiger down
me CENTRAL oLIE CLUB ~
were present and filed in the chinks In
the exercises with sons Of their patriotic
snd partisan songs, rendered in their we'll
known and pleasing style. 10 the choruses
OF the more familiar ones the audience
joined.
As soon as slight lull in the racket OF
dishes and mnrmnr OF conversation was
noticeable, Mr.. Kemple again mounted
the table, and msue . happy little speech,
every body on everything.
The talk inst suited the humor Of the
gathering, and they cheered and laughed
yoCIfsrously aud loud. He referred 70 the
pleasure the boys must feel 10 being 80
handsomely treated by their mothers, SIS
tara, and sweethearts, eaud," JAKE added,
20 few OF my old sFeet!heArts, too" This,
hFnnuht down The hnnaA
u DR.. ToDp ;ss-4,p igl'7
was then called for with such vtgor Is 70
admit Of no denial, and in response made
a characteristic speech, which was re-
retyed with great favor, and won the doc.
Tor many new friends. He interlaIded
bis remsrks With several anecdotes, mar
rated in hIs well known inimitabls atyle,
which convulsed the audience with laugh
or.
Then the olee club sang several other
songs, and after the audience bad united
Ia singing the "Sweet Bye-and.Bye," the
assembly dispersed.
Altogether the affair was one OF the
most agreeable and succeesiul entPrtain-
nents ever gotten up in the city. Every
body was delighted with the project and
he Way 1t was carried out. There must
have been upwards OF 1--WE hundred per-
IONS al the tables at various times, and go
had the ladies provided that
here was more than enough for all. saT.
AZ that eminent apostle 70 the interior,
NJ Ksmple, remarked, "ls.Eas good TO BE-
here"
Who IS lr?-Frodl the Pittsburgh TIE.
r4pk Of last night we clip the following:
Au unknown man, supposed to be from
Wheeling, West Virginia, was killed last
light by being crushed against Eyerson's
pill BY q passing train. The following iH
description Of the dead man; Height, 8
get inches; curly brown hair, but quite
aid; brown moustache, small Imperial,
ght brown eyes; wearing Drown knit
Iool jacket, dark. coat and vest, white
hirt, boots, and dark pantaloons, Coron.
. Hope held % inquest.
Almost Young again.
Mymothef Was effected along time with |
euraipia and dull, heavy inactive con.