Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-15
THEY REJOICE
.Aad Feel Exceedingly Glad Over
the Election Of

And Feel Exceedingly Glad Over
the Election Of
Cleveland and Hendricks --Bellairs Wears
a Crimson Coat. and Cheers Esuit-
ingiy Over the Election.
Rooster killed coon
None too 5000;
Democratic boom;
Give Us room.
Cleveland happy.
Needs no taay:
Independents claim IL,
Republicans blame it
On 81. John.
According to the custom OF the times, the
victorious party gives a great blowout and
love feast. Bellaire tookh her turn last night.
The fires burned and the horns were footed
for all there was In it. The managers had
been several days arranging for the paint
.ng. Invitations had been sent to all the
clubs in the neighborhood and a good round
subscription was collected from the faithful
in the central part of the city Tor fire works.
Clubs began arriving as early as four
o'clock and by eight were ali present
THE DECORATIONS
we're quite extensive but did not equal the
display furnished Governor Hoadly at his
recent visit. All along Union street, ex-
tending from the C. & P. depot to the creek
was one mass of decorations, and presented
a very pretty appearance. Chinese lanterns
we're hung in great profussion, while Cleve.
land and Hendricks pictures and banners
were displayed in large numbers. The pro-
cession started at T:45 and consisted OF
clubs from st. Clairsville, Warnock, Quincy
and the organizations Of Bellaire. For some
reason the clubs from Wheeling and Mar
i;n's Ferry failed TO show up. There was
a lick of proper attention somewhere. Ben
wood sent over her clubs. Wheeling has
not, during the campaign, sent a good dele
cation 10 Bellaire.
LINZ or MARCH,
In charge of Marshals Frank Hindman,
Sam A. Chambers, Fred liodewig, Albert
Rodefrr, John Morris, Abe Stahl, Baker
Myers.
The line formed on Thirty-third street,
tight resting on Guernsey; north on Guern-
sey TO Thirty-sixth; west on Thirty.siXth to
Noble; north on Noble to Grella's corner;
,ast to Water street; south to Noble; east
IN Thirty.seventh to Belmont; south On
Belmont to Thirty-fourth; east on Thirty
'ourth to Union; south on Union to Twen'
~ seventh; west on Twenty-seventh TO Bel
mont; south on Belmont to Fawcetts cor.
ner: north on Belmont TO Twenlyseventh;
east to Union; north to Central avenue;
vest to Public Square.
NOTES.
'Rah for Cleveland.
Jimmy, the jig is up.
Turn over the Republican goose and cook
t better.
There were nc Little Rocks last night
Tor bricks.
Enthusiastic supporters of Blaine and
Logan now carry a cane for support.
The Republican plug hats that were
painted red for Blaine were not out.
A string band added considerable life to
things during the early part Of the evening.
The Republicans failed to respond to the
call.
Warnock, the "oId reliable" club, was on
hand as usual.
The Ohio Lantern Company made a big
display.
Belmont street hardly did ITS share Of
decorating, although some of the houses on
that street looked very nice.
The fireworks were displayed on the pub
lie square.
The Republicans have accepted the in
evitable, but it was a hard death they died.
The Skating Rink found it hard work
bucking against a Democratic jubilee.
Transparency read thus: An unknown
man-Poorman.
The bonfire was q great attraction.
The Second ward got there in about the
desired style.