Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29
POLITICAL MATTERS.
EVENTS, PAST, PRESENT AND PROS
PECTVe,
The 1929 Mania in WheeIing-Wilson To-
Night and Quincy To- Morrow
Night The BeIIaire
Meeting-HOtes.


S32J.
The 1929 mania has reached Wheel
ing and, strange to say, 1t came the very
day Blaine did, though OF course he did
not bring it, or have anything TO do with
bringing it. The awful and "portentloHs
figures appeared with the dawn and
dismay into many 4 breast, To many
the mystic figures came like the hand
writing on the wall. Who did 1t? How
came and what mean the caDallst!c
figures?
1929 appeared in large figures on the
front pavement OF the postoitice and
doubtless a strong guard was placed to
prevent a repetition last night.
A well known Republican politician
received through the mail, a letter on
the back OF which appeared in bold char
acters, 1929.
Another opened his mail to find an
official looking letter, which when torn
hastily open contained only 4 parch-
ment bearing inscribed-S329.
1t is said that when Il certain Repub-
lican editor awoke, yesterday morning,
he found on his bed head, placed by
some evil disposed person, the figures
$500. Whilethe tree boxes and paI.lngs
before his residence each bore the IN
print, $500.
When u. :. Commissioner Ranm's
valisc was checked at the depot, ycster-
day afternoon, the check wa No. 329.
On the sidewalk in front OF the Lntei-
HqeHcCr Office, the sun rose to show upon
tie pavement 1929.
All over the city, on the fences, tree
boxes, doors, window s@i'i, smut
tiers, area doors, posts, deaf
walls, curb5, pavcments u
everywhere available, appeared those
still, haunting. terrible, relentless, per-
picking, memorable and remorseless IL.
ures, 1929.
II WILSON MELTING, TONIGHT.
Hon. William l.. Wilson arrived in
the city, last evening, and tonight viii
redeem his promise 10 speak IN the
Washington Hall, on the issues OF the
present campaign. 1t seems as though
q more than usual interest Is taken this
campaign, by ladies, and TO accommo-
date them seats will be reserved. AIR.
Wilson will give an eloquent and chase
exposition OF issues and ladies may fear
lesSly attend.
He will be escorted 10 the Academy
by the Young Mems Democratic CInD,
which will meet ut $50 O'Clock Tor that
purpose. A band will lead and the cal
cium light will be employed.
THE BELLAIRE MEETING.
Bellaire will have her great day on
Friday next, at which time a grand
n...-,.,A;, n,y,gNr,tfl will f1laa
place. The speakers will be Senator
Pendleton. Hon. Samuel j. Randall and
Hon. Geo. l.. Converse, all fine speakers
and prominent Democrats. IL j. pro
posed TO take over a whole regiment
from this side, and 10 that end 4 train
has been procured, which will leave the
y. d D. depot at $50 in the evening.
As many cars as may be necessary can
be procured, and all Democrats will be
transported free. SpeCia. arrangements
have been made for torches, 50 that
every club may keep its own together.
The meeting will be Il rOus!ug one, ami
will help our Ohio brethren III their
work OF carrying the State.
MAJOR W. II. QUINCY,
4 prominent member OF the Tamnauy
organization, will speak here on Thurs
dav evening, at the Academy OF Music.
He is q fine speaker and Of wide repu-
tatiOn and will certainly have a large
audience. He will tell how the healing
OF all division between Tammany and
anti Tammanv has made New York GER
tain for Hancock. lie will fairly and
calmly discuss the issues and all per-
sons, OF all shades of political opinion
are invited to be present.
Political Melange.
Hon. VIM. J.. Wilson tonight.
There will probably be 10 clubs 20 up
to Stcubenvilie on Saturday next.
Col. John K. Fellows will address the
Democrats OF Bellaire some time next
week.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
will meet promptly at G:3O O'Clock this
evening.
The captains of the various clubs will
meet tomorrow night to make arrange
ments for Saturdays parade.
On next Saturday night the Demo-
Gratis will illustrate how easily they can
outnumber the Radical procession last
night.
The men on section No. 50 Of the 7.
G.. IL st. l.. road took Il straw vote yes
terday, with the following result; Han
cock IL, Garfield, Weaver, Neal Dow
and the rest OF the crew.,
The spike feeders at the Belmont mill
is doing a splendid work for the cause
OF Hancock, as he claims to have con-
verted twelve Republicans.
At the meeting on Monday night OF
Young Mems Hancock club, a pleasant
feature was the little speech oi Hon.
Frank Hereford, United States Senator,
and his being made an honorary mem
Der OF the club. The affair was Of such
a nature as TO put every one in their
jolliest humor, and a splendid amount
of enthusiasm was shown.