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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-05
POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements Of Citizens and tho Coming and
Going Of Strangers.
Capt. Wash Baggs is out after spell Of
sickness.
]. M. Fordham, prominent glass buyer
of New York, is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. o. NJ. Galloway, Q popular young
salesman of Chicago, 10 in the city.
Miss Blanche Hoge is home from pleas
ant visit to relatives at Princeton, Ill.
Miss OFT, of Virginia, is the guest Of
Miss Florence OFT on North Main street.
Mrs. VIM. Ellingham has returned from
q visit to friends in Columbus and Gin
cinnati.
Miss Myrtle E Gull, OF Parkersburg, 10
the guest of Miss Annie Myers, Of the
South Side
Miss Katie Wait, daughter Of Mr.. ]. W.
Wait, who has been seriously i'll, Is rap
idly convalescing.
Tom Costello, q popular young mill en-
ploye at Beaver Falls, is visiting his moth
er in the East End.
Mrs. j. Rosenberg, son and daughter, Of
Pontiac, H., are yisiting the family of Mr..
Henry Baer on Chaplire street.
Mrs. Charles J. Harrison and daughter,
of Somerset, Pa, arrived in the city last
evening" and are visiting Mre. Jas. Neill
on the Island.
Mr.. Judge Amos Briggs is expected
here to-day and will be the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. E. NJ. Pearson, on Six
tenth street.
Miss Matte Dittman, of North Main
street, has returned from an extended
visit of six months to relatives in. the
Green mountains.
Mrs Eva Hubbard will resume her in.
structions in painting and drawing next
Wednesday, 10th inst. Her announcement
is Published in another column.
Quite a pleasant little party Of society
folks went down to the Riverside steel
works, last evening, on . special train,
and enjoyed the trip and the view ct the
works very much.
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THE FUNERAL
or the Late DR.. Thos. II. Logan Yesterday
MnruIu0

or the Late DR.. Thos. H. Logan Yesterday
Morning.
The funeral Of the late DR.. Thomas H.
Logan took place yesterday morning from
his late residence, No. 95l Main street, oil
10 o'clock. The large number Of promi
nent citizens present to pay the last trib
ute of respect to the deceased gentleman
was ample evidence of the high esteem il
which he was held in the community,
whose interests and advancement he had
80 long and theoretically labored for.
The services were conducted by Rev. r
F. Randolph, pastor Of the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church, ssss'ed by DR.. n. r. B!ais
dell, of the Whst ling Female College
Hev Randolph delivered an eloquent and
touching eulogy and DR.. Blsisdell con
ducted the service.
At the conclusion of the services the re
mains were viewed by the members Of thu
Chamber of Commerce, who attended in {
body. The floral offerings were very hand
some and appropriate
The psllbsarers we're Messrs. A. j
Clerk, Isaiah Warren, @. II. Collier, @. W
Brockunier, Joseph Seybold, George K
Wheat, J. Elwood Hughes and John Baltic
The interment was private aud took piac'
at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Resolutions of Respect.
OFFICE OF THE
FIRE AND MARINE ms. Co. ,
n.kokor 1900

OCtOUcE II 1000.
At nesting of the Board of Directors
of the Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, of Wheeling, held this day, for tn
pup ose of taking action upon tie death Of
DR.. T. 81. Logan, it was
Resolved, That in the death Of Dr.. T. Fl.
Logsp, who has bean identified with the
company as q direct from the date Of ia
reorganization and for years the President
of the Board, the company has lost wise
councillor and faithful friend, one who
was always active in its interests hut never
unmindful of his duty to others.
Resolved, That this community has sus
tiirei loss that will be deeply felt, as no
measure affecting the pu bic veal has beeu
ayitated witbsut o deep interest being
taken in it by the deceased, ard whose
valuable advice, based upon thorough ex'
animation, supported by good judgment
his views always clearly expressed, never
failed to have weight.
Resolved, That We tender to the bereaved
family our sympathy in this hour of their
distress and that the Secretary Of this COM
pany be instructed to prepare and send q
copy of these resolutions TO the family and
have the same published in the daily pa
pers and spread upon the records Of the
company. c. J. RAwLINe, Pres
c. II. COLLIEB, Secy.
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Life ON the Ocean Wave

Indurates thektomaeh against sea sickness but
q single or occasional transit across the 'llimi-
table wetness" is productive OF grlevous quslms,
especially when 1t Is stormy. Ocean travellers,
ysehtmen, ship surgeons, commercial buyers
cent abroad, yoysgsrs by steamboat, and all who
are occasionally or frequently called upon to be
where "bIllows are buffeted, /" should take along
Hoste.tsr' Stomacs Birters the finest known anti
dote for sea sickness, mslsris, billioumess. and
dioriers Of the stomach and bowels Many
travellers by railroad, with delcatestomachs and
nerves, likewise suffer severely en- roats. These
will and the Bitters surely helpful and consols-
tory. Trsye Ing, even In swift, steady and COM
modious steamships and sumptuous palace cars,
h nos olysys a source Of unmixed Joy and de-
lieht. aud the Bitters does much 10 counteract
me discomforts attending It. ag ravated BY deli
cate health. Rheumatism brought on by damp
weather, kidney troubles and deniiity, are edec-
tualiy relieved b. the Rittsn.
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Tho Qauaa Of the Delay.

The delay in the delivery of the REGIS.
TER to our subscribers during the past few
days, has bsen occaeioned by the removal
of the old press and the erection Of q new
Hoe double-cylinder press, Of a capacity
twice az great as the machine formerly in
use. The new press will be in readiness
tonight, and tomorrow morning, and
every morning thereafter, the REGISTER
will greet its patrons bright and early.
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HEADQUARTERS

HEADQUARTERS
DEM. Ex. Com. OF WEST VIRGINIA,
WaEELING, W. Va, Oct. 4, 1888. }
Hon. ". j. W. Co,rden, Chairman
DEAR SIR:-Your letter of to-day re-
csiyei. You said in your letter of ysster-
fiay that Mr.. Hubbard has an appoint nent
for October 18Th at Grifishsville, Lincoln
county, one OF q series of daily appoint.
ment9, and to be here on that day would
necessitate, not the cancellation of one but
a number of appointments. You say to-
day that Mr.. Hubbard has appointments
at Wellsburs on the sth and New Gambler
land on the 9!b, the days that Senator
Kenua is at the same places. This
seams to be very broken
series of daily appointments. You
dstline II have Mr.. HubbNd mFes Senator
Kenua st Wheeling on the 18th. the place
of your own selection, as it would seem to
casual observer, bScause it does not in
terrere with Democratic meeting. Should
Mr.. Hrbbard or any other gentleman have
appointments ut the same time and place
as those made for S, nstor Kenns, you will
ind that he will ttke care of himself and
his party IS he did at Gisuville few days
ago. Yours Respectfully,
T. s. RILEY,
Chairman.
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RIDPATH'S HI~TORY OF THE
WORLD.
The Book of the Century.


We are pleased to note tdst the above
great work is meeting most generous
patronage in Wheeling.
10 this connection we publish the com
mendstiou Of a gentleman who will bt
recognized by all as most competent su
thority in history.
WHEELING, W. Va, October 4, 1888
Having examined frequently and read
for the greater part "Ridpath's Universal
History" / do not hesitate to commend il
ss the best work CT the kind know any.
thing of. 1t is q wonderful work in the
points of conciseness, accuracy ard vivid
ness, and will prove an invaluable addi-
ton to sny library. / hope for the good
of me generations coming on, it may find
its way into as many homes as possible.
K. F. RANDOLPH,
Pastor 4sh Street NJ. E Church.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Shelter & Blakely's Co. Tonight

Shelter & Blaksly's Co. Tonight.
This evening the Grand will be occupied
by Sheff,r & Blakely's Great Company,
composed of twenty of the very best artists
on the vaudeville stage. This is a mon.
ster organization and is said 10 be the best
that Shelter & Blakely has ever organised.
The tickets are now on sale and the indi.
cations are that the house will be packed
to the doors. Secure your tickets at once
if you don't want to stand up.
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~ It . IhANDOI4E NJ
Pastor 4lh Street NJ. E Church.

Low Rstes for Special Days at the Ohio
Centennial at Columbus, via. Bsltimor 9
4 Ohio Railroad.
Ga September "a (Laborers Day., 25
methodist Episcopal church,, 26 (Suudsy
SCHOOL,, 81 School Children's Day., 29
Commercial Travellers Day., Octobsr 2
Presbyterian Church Day., 4 (Odd Eel
lows Day., 5 (Aucient Order of Workmsn),
10 Improved Order of Red Mem, IL PRO
hlbition Day., - (Womsn's Christian
Temperance UniOp), 10 Republican
Lssgue Clubs) the b. & D. r. K. will sell
roand trip excursion tickets from all sta
tions 10 Columbus at the low rate of one
cent per mile. Tickets good returning
three dsys, including date of sale. For
tickets, rates, time of trains. call on or ad-
dress agents Of the B. & o. r. K.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-05

HalfFars Harvest Excursions on b. D O.
August 21st, September 18th and 25th,
October 9th and 23d, TO all important point
in the West, Northwest, South and South
west, including points in the Virginia
Valley, on the line of the B. 60.
Round trip tickets will be sold at ont
fare for the round trip; good for return
passage thirty (30) days.
For full information of routes, rates
etc., call on or write B. 90. Agents.
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STILL SQUIRTING.

Some Further Correspondence Sro"ips
Out OF the Latest Radical Trick
The Republican brethren are still stIug
cling 20 get out CT the hole they unwit'
tipsly plunged into when they made then
proposition to spoil the big Democratic
meeting for the coming Saturday night
with a joint debate between Senator
Kama ard Hon. W. P. Hubbard. 1t is
very evident that an actual meeting be-
tween these two gentlemen is exactly the
thing the Republicans do not want, and
they may be depended upcn to get out Of
the present fix they are in. if it is possible
for them to do go. Following is addi'
tiousl CORE spondence had between Messrs.
Riley and C0wder, on this subject, yester'
dsv:
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FnrRIH PACE.

THE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK for
lsss a now ready, and WIN be FUR
utshed en- application 60 the National
Democratic COMMITTEES, 10 West asth
81. View York city. Price ~ 90. I'm
auantifiss o. ave or more 90 cents
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WET VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, I
WHEELING, October 4. 1888. J

Hon. T. S. Riley, Chairman, &C.
DEAR sIR:-I proposed the meeting OF
Senator Kenns and Hon. VIM. P. Hub
bard in Wheeling on Saturday, October
9Th. "a that time would not interfere with
their ether appointments. Since you de-
, inc that proportion, l now suggest the
following: Mr.. Hubbsr has appointments
At New Cumberland, Monday, October 3,
at p. N. at Wellsburg, October 9, at Up.
m. Senator Kenns, l learn, is 10 be at
Wellsbu; G October 8, and New Cumberland
October 8.
/ propose meeting, for these gentlemen
at the two points named, and am willing
to take either Of their dates, as You may
prefer. Please let me hear from you.
Very respectfully yours,
W. J. w. COwDEN,
Chsiemap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-05
Political Notes.

ANY one desiring to bet $50 or 500 tn al
Harrison will be elected, can be acoommo-
dated by applying at No. 2f3S Main street.
A straw vote taken On an Ohio River
train, coming from Parker sburg, yesterday
resulted as follows: Cleveland 16, Harri.
son 6, Prohibition 2.
The members of the Eighth Ward Dem
ocratic Club are requested to meet at theil
club room tonight to transact important
business.
There will be great Democratic rally
and role-raisiDg at Pleasant Valley, Mar
shall county. Thursday, the 18th inst.
at D. M. Addresses will be delivered BY
Col. ID. D. Johnson and J. D. Ewing.
The Centre District Democratic Clui
will meet at their hall, for drill, this even
ing at the usual hour. A full turn out ii
desired. IL ia desired to take steps look
| iug to parade Saturday night, on the oc
casion Of the meeting addressed by Hons
A. B. Fleming and John E. Ksnna.
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Index to New Advertisements


Los Ladies Gold Watch.
opera House-Risins & Hamilton operetts
Company.
Rose Cream-R. II. List.
Blank Books and stalionery-Jos. Graves.
Wsntsd-Sltuation.
FOURTH PAGE.
Help wsnted-w. Va Employment Agency.
Red Fire-Conner q Snedeker.
CloakS and DR., s. Goods-Geo. u. Snook & co.
Fine Ready MADE Clothing-D. Gundhng q 20.
FOR observation-disclosures Lizzie Bay.
Low Tariff aud High Protecion-M. Gutman
& Co.
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Low Rate Excursion to Cincinnati and Re
turn via the Il. & o. R.R.

September 25, %, 26, q, %, October 2,
4, 5. 10, II, IL, 10 the Baltimore and Ohio
r. r. will sell round trip excursion tick
cts to Cincinnati at the low rate of one
cent per mile in each direction, tickets
good five dsys. By purchasing your tick
cts via the B. & o. you can stop off at Co
lumbus within the limit of ticket. Fer
tickets, rates and time Of trains call on
agents of the B. & o.
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WEST VIRGINIA,

w EST NlhGlSIAI
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
WHEELING, OCTOBER 4, 1888. J
T. S. Riley, Esq Chairman, DC,
DEAR SIR: Your favor of this date re.
ceived. You could not have misunder-
stood my letter of to-day. Mr.. Hubbsrd's
appointment in New Cumberland is the
day Senator Keuna is in Wellsburg, and
in Wellsburg the day the Senator is in
New Cumberland. We are willing to can.
eel our dates and meet Mr.. Kenna on bis
own, or you can cancel yours and have the
meetings on ours. Which do your prefer?
Very respectfully,
W. J. w. CowDEN, Chairman.
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That campaign BAH.


The republicans in this city have been
preparing to make. q big demonstration
this evening in honor of 3 big ball that
Msjor Bracket Is to bring here to roll
about the the streets and help stir mp the
Tagging enthusiasm of the Republicans
throughout the country. "BawliDg" 10
about all the Radicals sre doing this cam
paign and 1t doesn't amount to shucks
Every Republican had determined to get
whack at that ball and they were going to
have q wild, weird time, which was depict
ed in glittering halfcolumn headlines in
the Inteliigeneer yesterday morning, but
now their ardor is dsmpened. The ball
will rot be ready to roll until next Tues
day, come, the word from Maj. Brackett.
1t is big elephant and they are rot having
near as much fun with ii as they thought.
So tie Reps will save their bowls and red
fire until next Tuesday and they are both
liable to bseoms damp in the meantime.
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Mbeelins Re9isteT
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rhsrmomsesr Record,

Mr.. O. Schnept, the Opera House drug
xist, made the following observations OF
Shs temperature Thursday: .. M,
81; 8 .. m, 40; 12 N, 90; 8 p. m, o4;
I'd. m, 81 Weather fair.
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HEADQ'Rs Dem. EX. Con-. OF W. VA,
uuyyrrrc W Va Ock 1902

HEADo'Rs Dem. Elk. Com. OF W. VA,
WHEELING, W. VA, Oct. a, 1888. !
". J. ". Co,rden. Esq, Chairman:
DEAR SIR-Your r:ply received. Upor
a g., nd reading Of Your letter, I see tina
the meetings Of Mr.. Hubbard and Senator
Kenna are 70. on the same days at Wells.
burg aud New Cumberland. L will no
cancel our dates, nor ask You to canoe
yourJ. Igave you two date, for a join
discussion between thee gentlemen a
Wheeling, the place you first proposed
These dates, the 18th and 18th, are still
open, and you may have either of them.
Yours Respectfully,
T. s. RILEY,
Chairman,
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. FOR FALL AND WINTER.

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
Now received . Complete and Artis'
tic assortment ofSuitinEs, Pantsloon'
ings and Overcoatings, which We war
rant to mako up in First Glass style
ranteed. Also . full line OF Gents
Furnishing Goods on display. Ex
anime our Celebrated wooden Jack
cts, G.. HESS Il SONS,
1871 and 1879 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-05

New York, S. that he will carry New
Jersey, IS that he viii carry Indisns, IS
that be will carry West Virginia.
These bets were secured from one htske-
holder alone, and there are hundreds Of
others lust like them.
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In the Lower Eud of the State.

The Charleston Star Contains the follow.
ing items: L. D. Kelly, Auditor otthe K.
& o. railroad company, this city, has been
elected President Of the Charleston & Gau-
ley railroad company, with headquarters
in this city. 1t is currently reported that
deal between the c. & o. railroad CON-
pauy and the K. & o. company will he
shortly effected by which tie G. & o peo-
pie will control tie K. & o. line. We un-
derstaud that the c. 4 o. officials will be
in the y this week and make another
run over the K. & o. road. Should this
deal be made, the K. & o. will be extern
6ed to Gauley where it will connect with
the G. & o. road.
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1T Is A SURE GO.
An Interesting Chat About the Union
Bridge With Col. George p. Bisssn.

An Interesting Chat About the Union
Bridge with Col. aeorgo p. Bisssn.
Col. George H. Bisseli, OF Hartford,
Conn, and Mr.. W. A. Lynch, of Canton,
Ohio, arrived in tn, city yesterday and reg
istsred at the Mcclure. As is well known,
both of these gentlemen are interested in
the Union bridge, and they are here on
that business.
Col. Bissell, Mr.. Lynch and Judge
Cochran were up 10 the Top mill yesterday
and took q look at the locsticn OF the
bridge and were in conference more or less
all afternoon and evening IT gayding it. A
REGISTER reporter met Dol. Bissill last eve
ming aud found him to be genial
gentlemen, and thoroughly imbued with
the spuit of the work before him. He has
entire control of the construction Of the
bridge and its terminals and has interes'e1
hims. Ii so deeply in it that IN the East he
is commonly known amoog his associates as
THE "BRIDGE MAN"
In answer to an interrogafory, he said:
Yes; have bseu here twice bafjre, but
on both of these occasi ms l coul1 only tell
the people who asked ma that was mere
" here looking around, or prospecting as
it were.
II am here now for business md to these
who want 10 know, | can pos.-
tiyely sly that the Uaiop bridge
will be bult. The money
hss b:en subscribed and ttTong mea in
30. t IN and New York are at the back OF 1t,
They have signed their rGmes and given
thsir checks Tor 90 per cen. CT the money.
That money is in the Hide and Leather
Bank of Boston, and sm here TO spend it,
and want to say that it wiz be sLelt a.
fast as the work Can be done. There are
no Ifs or ands about the MISTER, and the
bridge is
AN ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY.
'I have taken great interest in Wheel
| ing because l recognizs it furnishing
city with splepdid prospects for the future,
and when that bridge spans the Ohio river
no man will be happier than / will be.
feel that am a thorough Wheeling mar
now and will have the yl9asure of being
with you almost constantly
"Yes, sir; work will commence in very
few days and before the winter
is over the people of Wheeling
will see the work quite far advance.
want TO say too, that the Union Bridge
will be an entirely indet endent concern,
run in the interest of the citizens of this
city and county, and the men who are
backing the enterprise. When the bridge
is finished, if we may look ahead, l will
have another little enterprise on foot and
that is the construction CT road through
10 Connellsville, but that will come IL
later. In the meantime, We will rush the
bridge. Good night"
Good night"
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MILLINERY OPENINGS.

WHAT does the seamstress need most
Why, mile End," sure.
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1125. l.. s. GOOD. ll27'
GREAT SPECIAL DRIVES.


We will offer this week the greatest the grand
est the most remarkable bargains in Dry GOODS
ever offered in tSis city.
1000 yards heavy Canon Flannel 81 cents.
500 yards Manchester Bingham at "a cents.
% pieces 50 ince half oleaehed Iaole Linen ~
Is cents.
10 pieces Turkey red, fast color, Table Linen at
20 cents. ~,
5SdOEen . fine linen Napkins IS cents, worth
5OdoEen q ane linen Napkins 81. IS, worth fully
$3.50.
10 pieces 81 inch blesehed Damssk IS cents
cheap At 81 %.
s. pieces Is inch all linen Glass towing Ga Cts
Is pieces ali wool Tricot q cents. worth 50 cts
% pieces all wool Ladies' Cloth, % tnehss'oo es
opieces ali wool Broad Cloth, Sc inch, sl.20,
worth - co
Unparalleled Bargains wiz be given In Ladies,
Nj Sos and Chtldrens Wraps.
100 Children's Cooks (speciaD 20 cents, worm
three times the money.
500 Chlldren'S wraps from SEQ 10 slS(o.
$50 Jackets from 81 50 ND 10 sl2 o.
2ONewmarkets from 81 % up TO 5000.
A full line OF Plush Wraps from $500 70 SoO0O
piece.
speeIaIi SpseialI! sPecial!i!
TWENTY SEAL PLUSH COATS,
40 inch long (samp,eS) Szes So 80 and ~, At $40
piece. worth more Than double the money.
Such barg aims right In the beginning OF the
season were never heard OF before. But we gusr-
antee 10 produce every article mentioned IN TINS
advertisement st the exact prics named ABOVE
l.. a. GOOD,
Oel i125 and lI27 Main street
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How Betting II Going.

This seems to be q great betting cam
psign and the following bsts picked up
yesterday, give some idea Of how the peo-
pie are placing their money:
Two bets of $50 that Indiana will 60
Democratic.
Fifty dollars that Cleveland will carry
New York.
One hundred dollars that Cleveland will
be the next President; SIS on the same.
That Steenrcd will beat Moffat 100
votes, S.; that Howard viii best Eson $50
votes, S.; that Fleming will be the next
Governor, S.; that Pendleton will beat
Atkinson, S.; that Fleming will beat Golf
1000, IS; that Fleming will beat Gofi
1900, S.; that Fleming will beat Gofi
2, 500, S.; that Fleming viii beat Gof
5000, S..
Five dollars that Cleveland VIII Gary
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EXPECTED TO SEE THURMAN

Quite Crowd Gather at the Depot, but are
Disappointed.
A private telegram was received in the
city yesterday, stating that Judge Allen
G. Thurman would pass through the city,
last evening, on the $40 train for the
East Quite number Of Democrats and
others got wind of it and they gathered Of
the depot to give the Old Roman q recep-
ton and shake hands with him, if possible
The train was about an hour late, but
everybody stsid there waiting for it, and
the crowd augmented until thsrs were
several hundred people there. As soon az
the train pulled into the yard 1t was i'm
mediately besieged by the people, anxious
to catch sight of the next Vice President,
but to their chsgrin it wa, given out
that Judge Thurman was not aboard,
that he had stopped of at Fredericktowp,
Ohio, and would not be through here until
Friday morning or evening. The dissp-
ptiatment of those who had expected to
see the JUICE was great.
If Judge Thurman goes through this
evening there will doubtless be an i'm
mense crowd down to see him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-05

The meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce, for tie discussion of the relations
existing between the city ard the Balu-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, an
rounced for tonight, la, been postponed
until Monday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-05

LIS Coon sells Dry Goods the cheapest.