Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
a TURN OUT!
AND HRAR COL. JOHN B. FELLOWS DISCUSS
THE ISSUES
OF he Campaign Tonight al tho Capitol Rink-A
Big Reception b DO Accorded Hin-0Asr -tG
Political News.

The Democracy Of the city and vicinity
will have an opportunity this evening of
listening to tie mstchless orator, Col. John
r. Fellows, of New York, discus, the
Issues ofthe campaign in the eloquent and
convincing manner for which lie is noted.
Col. Fellows has not been in Wheeling
siucs 1884, when he spoke ct the grand
Hendricks demonstration. Those who
heard him then, and they numbered many
thousand, viii all turn ont to hear him
again, as well as many more.
The speaking will take place at the
Capitol rink, the headquarters of the Cen
trail Democratic Club, and the meeting will
open at 7:S0 o'clock. The meeting will be
called to order by Chairman A. G. Had
lich, of tie County Executive Committee,
who will nsms Mr.. VIM. Mylss as Chair
man.
Col. Fellows will arrive in the city this
morning, and stop at tie Windsor Hotsl
The Young Mems Democratic Club, the
Kenna Club and the Fifth Ward Club will
all turn ont to do escort duty, headed by
Q band Of music. All members OF the
Young Mems Democratic Club are ordered
to report at the club rooms at
a o'clock sharp, in full uni
form. Every member should make
an effort to be there and make
the turnout o creditable one. The same
is urged upon the other clubs.
No doub. this meeting will be men,
ster affair, and any one, Democrat, Rspub-
licsn or Prohiti.ionist who wants to hear
the Issues OF the campaign fiirly, ably and
elcquenily discussed, should not fail
to go to the Capitol rink to-ri2ht and hear
C,l. Fellows. Make the meeting 10 is
ing one and give the distinguished speaker
q reception that will compare favorably
with the one act orded him AMI Vice Prssi-
dsnt Hendricks in "a.
The John r. Fellows Meetings.
The four appointments announced for
Hon. John R Fellows, of New York, COM
mtnciug with this evenings monster meet,
ing at tie Capitol rink, will be among the
lugest demonstrations of political nature
ever held 10 West Virginia, and will only
be exceeded during this campaign by the
great crowd which will assemble here to
greet Thurman on tie 30th.
Lsaying this city tomorrow morning,
Col. Fellows will spsak in the afternoon at
the Warrington barbecue, where he will
be greeted By no less than ten thousand
people. The Democrats of Marion will
turn out en- masse, and will b, reinforced
by large delegations from the surrounding
counties of Monongalis, the eastern edge
of Marshall, Pr,s'on, Taylor, Harrison
ard Doddridge, while not few are expect
ed there from Gresne county, Pa., and
hundreds will 20 ont from this city.
TIE Psrkersburg meeting will take place
Friday, and there will be Democrats pres
emit from Jackson, Writ, Richie and
Peasants, in this State, and from Wash
iugton. Athens and Meigs counties, o.
The New Martinsvills meeting will be
the last of toe series, and will be one Of
the largest. Every Democrat in Wetzel
county sble to walk, will be at the county
seat on Saturday, and the lower end Of
Marshall, Tyler and Doddrijgs will also
swell the thIong, while the true Democracy
Of Monroe county, Ohio, will turn out by
hundreds to hear the mstchless oratory Of
tae celebrated New Yorker.