The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-16
NOTES hi THE WAY.
FragmeatSrs Facts Picked uP About the
Visitors and Town.


1t was great.
1t was the greatest yet!
And don't you forget it!
The colored clubs did nobly.
1t was the greatest Wheeling ever
saw.
Moundsvillc had some eloquent mot
toes.
The ladies were out and cnthused the
boys.
How did you like "Y0ung Tips"
voice?
The crowds on the streets broke the
record.
There were a number OF converts in
the line.
The pyrotechnics were worthy of the
turnout.
Pittsburgh has wheeling's eternal
gratitude.
How the boys did rally round the Pro-
lection flag!
The Register will concede a thousand
men, maybe.
Pittsburghers say it laid their last ef-
fort in the shade.
East Liverpool knows which side Of
her bread is buttered.
The Beaver county battalion was n
distinguished feature OF the atlair.
What's the matter with West Liberty
and Sherrard? They're all right, you
bet!
1t was nearly as big as the Democratic
blowout several weeks ago, and almost
as nice; wasn't it?
The next big parade, il the street cars
have not sense enough to stop somebody,
ought to stop them.
ThdEOst Liverpool delegation was over
six hundred strong, nicely uniformed,
and drilled to perfection.
The Republicans OF Wheeling ought
TO remember the Electric Railway. its
employees acted indecently.
Captain r. 4. McCord, OF East Liver
pool, led the Mckinley Tariff Club, Of
that city, in the procession last night.
A special train of eleven coaches was
sent to East Liverpool TO bring the dele
cation from there TO this city-the pas
sengers numbering GOO.
Beaver County, Pa, turned out nearly
nine hundred strong, and their pretty
burners and uniforms, and fine march
ing attracted much attention.
The escort club, OF Martins Ferry,
were presented with handsome silk
banner while crossing Sixteenth street
present from their lady friends and
admirers across the river.
Col. w. L. Watson, business manager
OF Knowles, Taylor & Knowles NAM
moth spotteries ut East Liverpool, was in
the city last night, and participated in
the demonstration us lieutenant OF the
Harrison Silk Hat Club, OF that city.
The Colonel, after nine years of Demo.
cratic party service, came out this tall
for Protection, and will vote for Harri-
son and Morton in November.
Prominent in the line was the Young
Mems Republican Club, OF Mckeesport,
numbering seventy.iiVe men in Prince
Albert suits and black silk hats, accom-.
panied by the celebrated Electric Band.
The club made n fine appearance,
marched correctly and is a credit to the
young city il represents. It was the re-
cipient OF great applause all along the
line, as was the splendid band which
headed the delegation.
Among the prominent Pittsburghers
who were here last night were G. l.,
Magee, proprietor oil the Pittsburgh
Times, W. A. Magee, Hon. William
Finn, Capt. r. G. Elliott, W. L. Won
Bonnhorst, DR.. Il. &. Foster, Robert
Bcrney, Secretary Republican County
Committee, Hon. Heber McDorrell, Coro'
ncr Allegheny county, Hon. L. NJ. Bige'
low chief OF Department. fpublic Works,
Pittsburgh, Hon. William McCallin,
Mayor OF Pittsburgh, ex-Mayor w. g
Mccarthy, ex-Councilman james W,
Piatt, Deputy Sheriff Brown, German
Doyle and Richards, Capt. Sam Mason
md r.. NJ. Mcfarland, ESQ,