Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-31

men def their hats in honor OF the pres
dent.
smsn with a sweet false:to voice, wto
could cary one rot. logger than stan
whistle, amused himself and the crowd 81
the corner of Sixteenth and CasPhhe
streets By hurrahirg for Cleveland IN q
81 or einsl wsy. Once Genera! warner
stopped sptakiog ard inquired, 'Nhat IS
tha!?'
Charles DISH, of Steubenville, OHIO,
while coming out Of the rink last evening
was hit in the ear ard knocked down.
Mr., Dosch thinks his assailsnt was some
S.erbt ng,lls parties who W sded TO Luaish
him because he hsd jo!asd the Iilden
Cub He was formerly q Republican
The assault was a cowardy and unpro-
voked affair.
Mr.. Louis H. ffman of tie Garden Spot,
lad MIA pretty sailing blat, White Star,
nou atei on wheels in the parade yester-
day. It presented 8 very Dea. appearance,
snd was TO have CARR. email cannon IN
the bow, had not the halt owner IN the
gun he bad arsangsd for secrettd 1t 30 Sc,
euyeIy the other half owner could not hnd
il. TIE gentleman who put the cannon
out of eight is an emrloye OF the Gas
Works.
oh. Simrsoo, the tuba player Of the
West Liberty Band, while passing Stoltze
& Bsyha's store yesterday afternoon, was
struck on the nd by heavy skid, which
fell les. as he pissed, and he was kn:cksd
10 the Pavement jnseDsible. He was
ricksd up by his fiierds and taken to 3
hotel, and IS hs was unable to play last
evening, ths band Gould not take part In
the parade.
The Borrowing and somewhat despond-
ent R;pgbl;cars threw around slips OF pa.
rer yesteyd,ysc ontaini1g the following:
"How IS Clevelaud?" He's all right
saws nv Lcri SackvilIe Wet. Tee Demo-
Gratis are Obliged to them for the favor as
they cut eff the lover part and pinned tbs
UPPER part to their coats. Any one can
* that the R.p7blicans are hard pushed
when they think to gain anything by such
work.
The REGISTER wishes to acknowledge
three vsry pleasant and artistically elegant
sererades rendered in tie Gfternto,. Tue
Cathedral Band Of Pitsburg, one of the
finest organizations of its kind in the
countr7, ca led end devoted few minutes
TO our epscial pleasure. Later, the Great
Western Band the acknowledged rival OF
the Cathc irsl, erlivened matters for Us.
The Wainwright Glee Club Gang two sorgs
very hsppily in front o. the Office, for all
of which the REGISTERS heartiest thanks
are re'urre1.
While the County Democracy and RIM
dali clubs were massed in the Mcclure
Lobby last night, tall thin West Vlrg n a
Republican came in and offered to bet
S4CO against $500 on Harrison. He was
hauled and pulled from side to side By
men who wanted to take the bet till he
finally hit one Of the strangers in the face.
The whole crowd pitched into him, bat
before he had been struck he mads his
way out Of the lady's ent-arcs and into
the pharmacy from which he escaped to
the street. His pursu:rs were stopped by
a fat man who didn't want to see blood
shed, blocksd;pg the door. Had the fel,
low teea ought the would likely have
besn k cSed to death fer his pursuers wers
angry.
Toe police force deeeTve special credit
for the very perfect manner in which they
maintained order throughout the town
lStreet corners were kept clear in remark
able degree. and the orders to move on
were very Iigidly enforced. While the
multitude were eating at the rink the tou'
men detailed to do duty there succeeded
admiral y in keeping order.
About half PAST one yesterday afternoon
pick ppcket got his fist into the pocket o.
William Suter of Hobbs Landing, w. Va
and drew out his purse containing 1908.
The theft otclrred on MarSet near Six
teenth, end tho thief was discovered by
Charles Helmb,ig6t, who gave chsse
HelenhIiyht came c'OSe upon thu thief who
turned On him AID holding revolver by
the barrel sHuck Helnbright in the face
with the hummer cutting horrible groove
near tbs nose. In his flight, however, The
purse wss dropped. Rslenbright picked
it I'D and Carried it to the city building
where Mr.. Suter called and recovered it.
Yesterday while the parade was on the
r street John Ksvenaugh's ho1se on Tbit'
tenth street was entered by thieves and
a purse containing $40 stGlen.
The Randall Club, of Pittsburg, accom-
panied by their own band, formerly known
as the celebrated Cathedral Band, was tie
most observed Of ell tbs visiting clubs
They turr ed out in great fcr:e, having a
least 225 membtr5. This is the leadirl
Democratic Cub Of PitisbuTg, and By theil
co!r>cs department and praise march,rg
they were muck admired. Marshal
Pre,S'y N. Gathrie aud Captain William
We were con. piintntcd on every
hald. After five hours CO1Iinuou:
MAJ ching they were invited TO screnade
tic grand Old Roman at the Windsor.
A'cc supper Mr.. Thurman ushel ei
The % into the parloc, and they formed "A
hollow square end the President Of the
club stated OF behalf of the clnb that he
would shake hsSds with NJ. Thurman as
representing the sn'i.e clnb. Mr.. Thur
man very pleasantly stated that he YVES
obliged to the Randall club for the honor
OF the visit, al d for their consideration in
6eputing Mr.. Fleming to shsks hands for
the ent,r5 b H. conp'imtn:ed them
highly upon their neat sppe ralce and
large nsmte-sh p. a'd taid that re was
especially gia'efnI, as they were one Of the
FIRST C u1s IN the L IItci States TO homer
him with a. eudcrS.msnt, ant he hOIei
10 be abe paY them promised visit &c
Pittstu-g when on his va7 to Washin gton
next March. At he conclution Of Mr..
Tburn1n's remsrks, Pr-siieot Fleming
ksd What's III > mater with Cl .velsnd?
TEE clun in chorus ans Feiei, hes all
light The cub WAS appointed to escort
Mr.. Tbt rnan to the rink.
Thu wagon containing the Dentc ats
who voted for jackson was quite al at
traction. The names of these old-tiu c
and stsunch Democrats are Jscsson Wag-
ntr, Rev. J. III. Webb. Thomas Sweeney.
ST, Washington Ramble, Michael Ed
wards John ". Boring, Clsik Hanes,
A. J. Wilson, S. @. Wills, aged SO ysars,
D.;rn L. nc IL