Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-06
HURRAH FOR BELVA!
An Immense Turn Out of Mother Ha
load. Lat Isr,,I,.

An Immense Turn. Ont of Mother Hab.
bards, Last Evening.
Last night was BrlYa LOckwood's night
and she got a great boom.
II bad been auIounCel that u parade il
homer OF Belva was to take place, bat there
5a1 been no organized effort to make the
affair q succets. However ali the admirers
of tie fsma'e candidate for Pre- dent, O.
both parties tlrned Out. in great s5sps and
excelled Il | previous attempts In that line.
As the ice p9s3ed the REGISTER office
j. was at least 900 10 LOCO strong, ami OF
all the Mother Hab5ardJ polOn Asses, cut
fias, hem-stitched, plain, GILcy and me6i-
um, ever eeen on tia streets, that BslvA
lockwood parade cootIined tlen.
Some of TIE boys made bet'er looking
ii Is than they did boys, Vhil9 Others
were horrible to look at; some had bustles
tx :endirg ont a yard, while Others wore
LOle at all. Th:rs were sll styles of bon
nets-tae slab bonnet p~tedominating,
while many hate a-d bcnoets we've noticed
that ~ one time in tier history were in
style, ard added TO the millinery bills o.
some unfortunate husbands.
There wers dram clrp3 CT alleged
females and several buggies bearing tenn
porary girls were n7meIous. In one Of
these sat Miss B Ii Tanner and Miss ], fl
DAv ?, who 20 the line had bridged over
the eta NJ OF their polit;c.l opinions 10 do
honor to Belva. Their hair was black,
but they hsd a horse as whites IS the widest
paper.
tt Ell there were girls on horseback, and
other girls in wagons, and they eli at.
very shy-in a horn. Bu5 still everybody
Ind fun, and not in the history of this cam
paiyn, exception the occasion Of the Tour
man demonstration, were there seen so
may peopleon the streets. Market ctr, ct
was il orally packed with women, men
ard children, al Of whom shouted for
B3lva.
Those who created the greatest sensation
in l;ns aside from Misses Turner and Davis,
were Miss FrSnk d n ger, WHO was attired
mos gorgeously; Miss NJ. h. Mems b, who
looked very charm ng in pure white MISS
Walter Worls, whose scoop bonnet took the
cake: Miss Viii Stanley, who really looked
sweet, ard Mics Ed Stapl,t>p, whcse c,s.
tune CT six skirt aud blouse waist ssti ted
in liter lly cap'u log TIE hearts of sus.
ceptible males.
Most of these in line oNried broonls and
mary house wives will get up this morning
lcoEi1g for Their broons, bat vii fed
then not, while many ii ,ters wi arise and
stteup t to don thfir NJ TIER Habb,r6s,
but they will not be there to don. They
will be scattered sl,ag the streets. And
this reminds Us that it was certainly
amusiug to see sCTe OF the toys reaching
ing for their hip pockets as they passed
a'oGg by the Mcclure House, where Col. Sam
b. Harri on reyiswed them. Asthsy were
passing tie msin entrance, one Of the
''youug 'a1iss'' in the parade suddenly
stepped out Of line, aad ling 8 ,oupg
locker on around the waist, raid "Ho sdy
~sisssr," and kissed her on tbs cbeak, with
a T sounding whack, and then the prose-
ion MAYED CD.
Many funny incidents occurred
alorg the ru'e. AMI Miss SQUIRE
W. H. Ftlb:r created a teosa.
ton by his fantastic gyra.icnP. Takirg
the p'rsde as a whole it was a great sucte q
and went far ahead of anything of the
kind ever attempted in Wheeling.