Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-10
PARKERSBURG.
4 Lively Political Chat Following the Re-
publican Blow Out-Other Breezy News
from Down the River.

publican Blow Out-Other Breezy News
from Down the River.
PAREERsBURG, October g. Exclusive. ]
A REGISTER scribe was seated in a
baltimore and Ohio railroad car the
following morning after the Republican
Jumbo had beer exhibited in Parkersburg
and while waiting for the "All aboard from
Capt Will Devries the conductor in charge,
the following scene took place: Enter a
gentleman well known in Judicial circles,
en- route to Clarksburg Proceeding up the
aisle, he observed the L. S. Marshal Of West
Virginia busily engaged in estimating the
next Democratic majority in the State and
By his side sat one Of his trusted deputies,
in the person of a former well known Meth
odist minister. Hello! Marshal was it
you who bought Charley CALDWELL The
Marshal quickly denied the soA i'm
parchment, when the Judge inter,
rogated the patriarehiAl Deputy as
TO whether he was the one who bought
Charlie, but the aged DepHty denied all
knowledge of the purchase, as they term it.
The subject of Caldwells flop was dis
cussed by the trio, and if the new convert
on to Republicaaism could have heard the
compliments y which fell from the lips Of
the distinguished Hrist" and United States
Marshall, he would have exclaimed with
the immortal Burns, oh, wad would some
yower the gittie gie US, etc.
At Silver Run
the ancient Deputy. IN company With
Deputy Will Reitz, LET the train with orders
from their chief to bring in your man.
Dana l.. Hubbard, the spicy correspondent
Of the REGISTER, took in Jumbo Blaine
Monday night. The genial Guthrie, the
Washington correspondent Of the Chicago
News, was here also, and left for Canton,
O., Tuesday r;r''
Sew. g. citizens OF RItch!e
who tC,k ia ,..e show at Psrkersburg on
Monday night happened TO fall in with the
writer on the day following, and while dis
cussing the political situation in general
way, It was asserted By one Of the party
that Judge J. J. Jackson had declared his
intention to vote for Blaine and Logan,
and that Judge J. NJ Jackson was openly
working against Eustace Gibson. This laat
assertion is not credited as it is generally
believed that the Judge viii support
The Entire State
and Congressional ticket which is worthy
the support of all Democrats.
Hon. P. F. DuIey, Democratic candidate
for Auditor, while here recently made
hosts of friend. during bis brief
visit Parkersburg Democrats would be
pleased to see the Hon. W. I. Thompson
candidate for State Treasurer, and hope TO
have him with them on the 18th The in
dependence of Ed. Brown is admired BY his
Young associates for having allied himself
with the young Democrats OF our city, not
xithstanding his early teachings were from
the Redublican pospel. Rev. J. 81. Spence,
of the L. B. Church, left here for Wolf
Summit on Tuesday morning. Mr.. S. will
attend the Ministers Institute now IN ses-
scion there. Rev. l. NJ. Beldeu, OF Ohio is
temporarily in charge Of Calvary Presoy.
terrain Church and is delivering series os
able and
Interesting Sermons.
Prof J. L. Chany, in charge Of the col
ored schools of the city, reports the same to
be in excellent condition. When the Pro
fessor took charge eight years ago the pa
pills in attendance numbered but 65, and the
roll room shows 30. The services OF five
teachers are low required, with Prot. Cha
uy's at the head, who is the right man II
the right place.
Col jerry Hill is looking for the man
Who started tie rumor that he was abozt u
follow suit xi.h Charley Caldwell Tha
uan, who ever be l. had better make him
self scarce about Hills Centrsl