The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-23
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% GENERAL. join A. LOGAN .4s'
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r.. past, a., ,h,, ia liz: In mi. city
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pay ~ After nc T"'"orfo"-1.rr" "t
for Such n 1soom ms was Never
4; Soon In this Part OF the Country.
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Nearly everybody appears 10 have awak.
n,ed IN Tho realization OF the fact that tho
III ,,,monst rn,ion nm noo,,,,r,ce, ,o,aLo
w ,'.',,..,,... M, IN, ~.
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'''"'' - 'nH" ~ ,..s 80 PesS"s
Amos. utterly '''p ,lSs' 70 compartment
what proportions It will attain. 1t has
,ccomc an almost universal tonic Of con.
IN thc city hc;,, to,Loa q;
49,, es Asu "
,vety"ic'c ahu ncaFiy I'LL inc time.
From. towns In Ohio and Pennsylvania Us
we'll rs from those In West Virginia for
miles around. word IL cont;nnallv 70.
80, .,,...,,,,, 80 % /. eoA''"u ~,
teiveu t'..t t"ey propose 10 SEM huhdreds
to Wheeling OH that day. The railroads
are actively engaged In preparing schel-
,,,cs for snoc;o, ,yc,rs;on ,ro;no o,n,d =,
al s;Ios nronara.;ons oro :.'..s '''iu W
~ e "st XXI tIa r"n ~. sTas III. ~,
,n;,too ,ns, NJ No f;nno,,, NIvs .e UI
Will nvrhar ~ nrnr eG I'up! .ose..,e,
,hc oi;r"rs nS No nana NV, Ii', nnnm . n
mont ~ consrl. No to ~ "',u nsa" ,"s
"ira"1,, ,unjn ,ma u. smo ta'""semo o.i.
Chairman s, X, Wallace called thc meet.
Ing TO order and named Dr.. 4. II. Logan
us Chairman. Mr.. Austin Beach was made
Secretary. 4E '0.
ARRANGEMENT ron THE MEETING. :,
Al. ,vo,,,., ..n.o, 49,. a.. r.. !.
Grords haI i h,on s" au'. tnnt NY a ra'
sion nnd I'm, wl,;s sG" .ot a,o "vs'
rcss,vcJ the nr;viooo. t, r ,, nSs ha VI
"omos ~ chonno ~ y" ; .ue'. Mo"u Nv T.,
en ,,e ,ro,,"js ~, ~ ta'o .a,s u Tim
would FL o,' ~ tran, .. .,;us sahE'1 SUM-
III" ;mdnos' s,anl n"I thnt I; AZ ma,M i' ~ ~
nron"rly 1ec"ratoJ r 1 ;1,,s %om '.",,o y.
,v;l{f 10 ros a tor ia ~ u"sus ",'e.
nortcrS cal,orv ior onn ross hnnJ ', Viii; ~
,Ia ' Lnn s.nn3 ,;,i no'' '''es o.'u' WiI'a.
also I"or o nrro," m SUN '' Ws;,. i; ;'
formoJ tio moo.;n ~ ~ ILL.,, a',asu -,
hr;I"a across flo r;vo, ~" ~" ' son. -
twelfth street for the ,,so ~ ,, . ,Jv. o
s;ro W a.es, thana ;n. "ss - 'tiy'o Miio &c
ncnsion Sr,lv" nr Nv iIo sL;T foyr ;Me s N.
Wninrc s,,"Gestel I'M tl o" ra,,tos 10 w. ~,
two nnrodes md tha anno;n,mont ~ ,
C,mnrittcn a, 'Pocsnt;anp l nn nt,onIo3 !.
Nv thn msct;r, >&'.'o. W "''o''ueu y
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J8 fkhD'N" THE .i''1 THOUSANDS.
AT the suggestion Of Mr.. G. B. Hart
Chairman WI. W. Cowdcn, OF the Slut,
Committee, gave some description OF thu
Logan demonstration ut Youngstown las
Saturday, at which. over 10000 people
were present. Mr.. Cowtlen said that ont
was hatuly aole % appreciate what such
SaJ ~ ,r"s u homnd ic l'u SYN y, ~ III
,nthor;n. o o seor y; tv " " Wiz ;G a'ses
sa,ss s,e' So =" GOV ns'n!l, ai!.
RI oini.I 81 hue. aast w niaue lor II
.i'Is alli WY iis."an!s aliu oaNerie
s ,a 10 f'o',ae9 30 ltat provisions couit
o w Itoy'uea. az .:., io!hss.oWh people vert
U ,,.;ens " ~ M'''1Eua SUPPER because Pro
,.sso us, 'iti T i ." 49, oteau anu Quite
~. nus i Iot u ~ on,alnea' anu ms, 100, II
i,n iace g .i1e iac! .llat me nome Gi'ib
N.Y. I!a' pioviusa iu'.elles tor WISHING cluos
Nil. WI. eo"ac'i u'Seu qu'cA aha systematic
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IL; :: WIS sueses.eu INV y co'hmit'ee 0
,.;e;.; 70 nioIn. , % PROVIDE lunches io
vi. aSi',ns esups' w. Us ''ealiy every iam'!
WI WI iia,I so.Ie one - sllIer'alh lllat any
aMu ~ tiIe his"'i'ilne VIII DC Dusy PROVO
.nsi. 'or .ne NY ~ was .noushl tliat inc
ia 'IH M ouI i W. tou Eteat one LOT the
ue " ~ w. va" soo .e.i W eAHG the ar
tna hands Is ' tna 'e cn.anas,, ',e .ltaae ~
,rI Wiz ~;l ron ~ ' ho,,ns 10 ulu tG persons
tsrs S sand i. uo no ~, '.,e sue Oh oys
III Enir As.nc;nt;nn 'oDec' e'c' ''o" 'he
~ 'i 'S"'- 80 gs u, sT
TIE RECEPTION COMMITTEE, ROUTE, ETC. (
After quite a long discussion it was dc.
cided to leave the selecting OF the routes
for the afternoon and evening parades tc
the regiment line and field officers and
0SAs H".f ti"'Ae' SooLCA VI lIic leSlLlclll
was made Grand Marshal with authority
to choose his alds: ~
It Tas at i'fst suggested that . commit,
tee o. l'iteen pe appointed 70 act as n Re;
that + shomld he horno l.; ,n;n t III s'.iG u
demonstration was a bi-State afTair md
that Ohio must have representation on thc
committee, He was Of the oninion thai
iiireen was a laren enough numhar ' to
compose the committee and suraesIed that
n committed Of tLree be nnno;nteI IN
name The Wcst VjyciDia nayt 81 the san q
His suggestion swas.' uiopind and Nessrs
SIX. Wallace. Huyh Sterlinu md IL +
Peterson oppointcd 10 net rs s,,rb com.
miiiee. This committee met Afterwards
and namoi several rentlcmon who will ho
Consulted TODAY as IL WHEELER tLcv vii; III
net Their names toge,Icr w;tbr XXX XIX n "".
cramme thew arranoa. iii be nnhl;st XII s
to.morrow "" = fN4'4'Aeu
II. Iooan made n fev, rororls ;rnro,s.
;rr forr,i,iv what shonld and sL IL , not
ha Jnno III " oniv ~ tho' iaranst 49, '
hut u dnr,,n Tia rsmaina a,, ~ ,;a camna;on
r. Voc Tcn;Sod t. Ill thrat " t tHn!o y
"a3 use'aet !" rsA .f,AouSH l'teoe POI