Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-31
Pittsbury Tolks5laH branch Office, yes:er-

day.
squire R. R. B. McNielny of Pi.tsburg,
Pa. helped do the honors at the reviewing
star d.
Judge G. T. P. Moore, of Ewell, Marion
county, vas oae oflhs distinguished 'lsi
tors in the city.
The William Goat represented Blalns
orisir ally, except that it wasn't quite
stubborn enough. -.
There is tslk Of the Republicans and
Demo Gratis uniting in Mother Hubbard
Belvs Aun parade.
Mr.. D. o. Barr and his son Flank, OF
the Pittsburg Post, were down taking In
the demon stration.
The Ninth Ward Club OF Pittsourg
came down uuder the supervision OF 10
Glennan, 125 strong.
Olits a numbar Of the strangers walked
about tie city looking at the wreck
wrought By the late feed.
Mr.. Frank Lawn, of the Boston snce
store. was ere OF the may visitors at the
REGISTER Office yssttrdiy.
A drum corps escorting a single Dsmo-
cratic negro up aad down Market street
was fun for the boys and the negro.
Bardana trimmings on dresses and Ia
lies hats were quite common. Oae gil
appeared In dress of bandsna calico.
E. Z. WsinIignt, candidate for State
Senator, Fo,ty-third Distr'ct PennsyiTa-
mia, was prominent visitor yesterday.
Sandwiches and coffes had firmer hold
on tie crowd than beer and pretzsls, Inc
CAPITAL Rink was crowded all atternt on.
The steamer B.llaire was crowded every
trip, and it carried lots Of Republicans
from Ohio to see our great demonstration.
The Martins Ferry cub felt Justly
proud of tie elegant barnsr presented 10
them By their lady fritnis. 1t Is q
beauty.
The County Der oc-acy from PittsbuJg
included in its members the greatest num-
her of handsome men; at least the ladies
say so.
los. Kress, the captain of the Eighth
Ward Club, was presented with hand
some elk badge by the ladies OF that ward,
yesterday.
If stranger had attempted to siza up
Wheeling from the crowd On the streets
Yesterday, he would have given the town
300, 600 Inhabitants.
The attention accorded tbs speakers IN
the afternoon was exceptional, The audi
tors seemed enthusiastic. end many sensi'
BILE questions were asked.
The Tom O'Lsary gang from Pittsburg
are hustl rs, and havs q Waterbury move
ment in them. Their single file parade in
the afternoon was feature.
The Cathedral Band, Of the Randall
Club, Of Pittsburg, Pa, serenaded John y.
Pendletop, our next Congressman, Mayor
SeabIight, and G. G.. Hannah.
The baudana was 80 prevalent that one's
ewes being accustomed to the color lore
such an impression On the re,ins that
every thing took on reddish hue.
The ladies on tho Entertainment Gem
mitt e are under Obligations to Mrs. Craw-
ford, who lives next door to the rink, for
her kindness AID q ccommodalon.
Mr.. Chas. W. Brockunier was certainly
the right man in the right place as chair
man of tho Reception Committee. As
master OF ceremonies he could not be ex-
celled.
Our country cousins were here in force.
They din't have hsyseed in their hair, and
they ara all Dsmoc:ats too. The farmers
read and know good thing when 1t Is
presented.
Governor E W. Wilson will addre the
Demo ,raCy of Marion county at Farming
ton, Thursday, November Sd. Let th5
people take notice and give him a rousing
reception.
Long Tom Dobbins, the drum major OF
tho Martins Ferry oorPo, 10 we'll proper
toned for his duties, and does them we'll.
Mr.. Dobbins is somewhat of stump ora
tor as well.
Mr.. al. Heiber, of Pittsburg, Mr.. Chss
Schmidt, postmaster at HOMESTEAD, Pa
and Mr.. VIM. Matt, OF Pittsburg, all Ran
dali mep, gave the REGISTER pleasant
call yesterday.
The Republicans were so angry to wit
ness such o magnificent turn out that theil
anger got the better of their judgment
and they viciously assaile1 persons BY
bowling Harrison.
John Miller, of Ffeeport, Greene county
Pa, has the strongest voice of any person
we ever heard. His voice is only to be
compared to q steamboat whistle. His
whistle was for Cleveland.
Mr.. A. J. Henry, fell blooied Demo
crat from Indianapolis, Ind, is perfectly
sanguins that Little Benny Ksr GA will
not carry Marion county, his own home.
Mr.. II. knows what he is ticking about.
RI Rsv. John T. Sullivan snd Others OF
the Catholic clergy, while Thurman was
passing on Fourteenth street, s,luted him
in body and T u,msn acknowledged the
compliment by standing up in the carriage.
Mr.. Ell. GlenneD, of Pittsburg, who will
be remembered by the printing fraternity
as pressman at Taney Bros. some years
ago, was visitor with the Randall Club
Ed. is now Councilman from the Ninth
ward.
Judge briggs, of st. Clairsv!lle, was an
interested spectator of the days proceed
irga Judge briggs is not only good
Democrat, but he has won the esteem of
the people in his bsiliwick, irrespective oF
politics.
Mr. Barney Morris, Of McKeesport, Pa,
was one of the prominent members of the
Randall Club pesent yesterday. Mr..
Morris is we'll known in Pittsburg SIS we'll
as in Wheeling as good authority in &C
aquatic circles.
A man named Graham, was trying
to bluff the Pittsburghers at the McLure
House on West Virginia going Republican.
Mr.. W. J. Wright, of the Randall club,
promptly put up $500 in cash, which Mr..
Graham coold not cover nor would he put
up forfeit.
Mr.. Patrick Foley, Of TIE County DEMO-
racy, of Pittsburgh, participated in the
Thurman demonstration. Mr.. Foley is
Chairman Of tee City Democratic Commit.