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

Sam Lsfzkus, Warner & He,rne and
MANY Others were gsily decorated. Squire
Gto. Axle had his tffice h,rd,omely
trimmed, and G. A. S.haefer, besides toe
other decorations, had banner stretched
across the pavement bearing the inscrip
tioa:
"Rsform the tariff, Grover, and we'll
send American ships tie world ovtr."
/ Down en- Main street very hands,me
deco, a.ions vera pot;csd oa the houses o!
Dslbi ugge & Son. VIM. Mylee, h Michael,
K. Kraft, @. W. S.abrighs Jo,sph Fsrrell,
L. St.irf ED. A. Rolf, A Meyer, P. Bon
nenb berger. Henry Schaub, Mr.. McGiven
Herman Dsilo-, A. D. Armstrong, n. P.
sigafeose, John Conner, John Wg'er, John
Roedeker, Pat Bailey, Doyle q O'Mal.
ley, e John Farley, George Saio,
Thomas Fox, Mrs. Horn, Adam Bum,
Thon as Fee, L. Ffarzell, George Conror,
Edwsrd Fl zIimmons, John HabeIstick,
Mra. al. Smith, Lawrence Wshrle, TGos
Burke, Henry Schenck, John Gillingham,
John p. Csmpotll, Wm. Marion, John ].
Kemple and many otte:s.
Going down Chapline street the fellow
iug people had their houes decorated in Q
veIy handfone manner: ]. H, Nc
Mechep, Gee. G. Hannon, John Water
house John G. HI finsn, Jr. W. W. Irwir,
J. G.. Hoffmsn. ST., j. O. McMshon, John
Miller, Chss. Miller, Tim Wootruff, John
Coleman, Porter Smith. W. d. Shafer.
Fred Veisgerle-, J. B. Wilke,
Henry Menk.mel!er, Robert Clark,
L. W. Stephens, in front Of whose
hou.e e was bapre or bearing the device:
"Ssme CID Roster" with picture Of 6
rccster standing on . coor. Frank Fapl-
ke: stein, Frank Wslther, Officer John
DrusChell, James Brobsor, John Garvey,
Bun Foreman, Louis Bouenberger, Niche lsr
Reis'er, VIM. Hsndlan, VIM. WolIipg'
ton, Chas Obermsn. John d Hobbs, Ste'
Jobr son, W. A. McElroy, Mrs. Carson, Al
bert Nolte, and J. O. Perdletop, DR.. L. D.
Wilson, George Williams, Henry Jacobs,
M. 1lsheimer, John McLaip, DR.. W. J
Bates, W. F. Butler, J. D. Ewing, w.
Il. Ffsrk, D. q Phillips, Mel: in Bros {,
D Adolph, Msior Anderson, Y. N. D. Clab
Room. B. Rossr haip, Capt. G. L. Dsvis,
Mrs. Youpp, Twentieth street, A. T. Css.
tor, F. Heilmier, D. C. Kurnsr, Kimberly
and Davis, Frank McSherry, Miss Jennie
Smith. John H brecht, St. Charles Hotel,
Leo R:ester, Damocratic Headquartes,
in. t;ce Gee. Arkle, NJ. Pollock, A. @.
Eee, ter, Henry Baer, 8. Horkheimer,
Cbiis. Si.bke, DR.. Hoge. Charley Kraus,
Herman Bentz, Mr.. Husepau, Eighth
Ward Dam, cratic Club Rooms, Gus NOlte,
Gus Nordemap, Meeus. Louis Asmus,
Heller and Dollar, John Zarnitz, g. W..
Romble. Join Gavin, Chas. Butler, K. V.
Arkle, Alex. Sla' 'er, Fred Zpni z.
Other specially ncticab'e decorations
were on the houses Of Geo. Watson, l.. IT,
Hrghss, Theodore klieyes, Capt. K. T.
Devr:es, John Miller, Henry Plug. l..
S. idler, Ockerhsus user Bros., Julius Lobse,
George burst, w. B. Howell, Howell
House.
OF course il YVES almost impossible to
get ANYTHING Ike even faie list OF all
,kcsa who showed thsir Democracy by
decorating, but the shove, which were
pickt d up on the 1y, give one an idea OF the
great amount of decoration dore.
At several street corres there were
st,eamers streic ched acrtss tes.iog various
inscriptions. At Ctapline and Twenty
fifth streets banner read:
"a revision of the tsiiff makes thorough
protection"
"The Demecsatic putty is opposed to
irusts snd monopolies.n ~ ssaa..,s.s Z.
AZ Main aud Twenty second streets the
banner read:
Democracy always protects the work
ippman." 80.
TRUSTS, monopoiies and tie Republican
party 20 hand in hand" ,
There were m any more ef these banners
in different parts Of TIE city containing
inscriptions. The citizens certainly did
themselves proud, aud if it was left TO @
v; to of the people ss 10 which part OF the
city is entitled to the cake for the fneet
decorations no doabt Moth wheeling
would take it.