The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-18

81. CLAflsylLLE.
". A.. Hunt. Conrad Troll.
Frank Archer. CT L. WeGms,
Judge |. II. CASTOR,
GELLAiEE.
6 o. Cummins. ,. II. DarEah,
John DAVIS. James T. Anderson.
james wilson, Martin COwen.
BROWNSVILLE,
Thomas Parsnus, s.. ". Matthews,
q. ". IlYmcu. Lou Purdy.
Inoub Hicks, 4. h.. Parkinson.
cANEGoN.
Thomas Pipes, samuel Ehinhcmer,
Tho train leaving on the Baltimore &
Ohio road at 1928 for the west will be
held until after the meeting is over, TO
enable all Ohio people who desire to
hear the speech through in comfort.
All the other roads in all directions have
trains leaving ut convenient hours to
suit everybody.
THE ARRIVING CLUBS.
The first clubs to arrive will be those
from Pittsburgh, andthey will come in
on three special trains.
1he first to come will probably DO the
Allegheny General Republican club
and the Allegheny Republican Cadets,
on the Baltimore & Ohio. They will
arrive about ll;45. The next will be
the Chris, L. MagGe Guards (Six Foot
ers) and the Conkling club, Of Pitts
burgh, on tho Panhandle, at noon.
Then comes the Americas club, on its
own special train on the Pan.lIandle,
arriving at noon.
The Young Mems Escort club is or
dered to meet at their club rooms
promptly At II o'clock in full uniform
ior'escorl duty. They will be headed
By the full Opera House band, and re-
coive the visitors. They will escort the
Americus club 10 the Mcclure house,
which is to be the headquarters, and
the others to tho Central Republican
hall, whore 4 substantial lunch will be
served.
Immediately after dinner tho Escort
club and the visitors will form IN front
OF the Central headquarters on Market
street and march down to the Ohio
River depot to meet Governor Mckin-
ley.
The next visiting clubs to be received
will be the Union Republican club OF
McKeesport, the Eleventh ward Repub-
lican club Of Pittsburgh, Fourteenth
ward Republican club OF Pittsburgh,
Tariff Cadets OF Pittsburgh, Young
Mems Republican club OF Mansfield,
American. Italian Republican club OF
Pittsburgh; Young Mems Republican
club, Neutrality-suspicious. college club
and colored Republican club. OF Wash
ington, Pa. Young Mems Republican
clubs OF Claysville and West Alexander,
These will arrive over the Pan Handle
and Baltimore Il Ohio roads between
six and seven o'clock and will be me at
the train by the Escort club, who will
escort them all to the Central head
quarters for supper, after which they
will once moro form and march to the
corner OF Fourteenth and Market
streets, report to the chief marshal and
be assigned to theirplacein the column.
THE OFFICERS.
The lists Of marshals, aides, ETC., as
far as they were complete last night,
are as follows:
Chief marshal, DIR. II. B. Baguley;
chief OF staff, John X. List; aides,
Messrs. William B. McMechen, c. II.
Bowler, Charles Bachman, Howard
Wilkinson, William Schwertfeger,
Clarence Irwin, Samuel Hazlett James
X. Hall, Ambrose List, Walker Fris-
sell, j.. G. Brady, Lon Lynch, j. NJ. Nc
Cam, James Crosby, NJ. r. Wolff, DR..
John Fl. Mcclure, Henry Meyers,
Harry Stallman, William Mccormick,
Frank Woods, r. c. 0'Neal, G. f.
Robinson, Charles Ebling, William
Bradley. Florence Dunlap, John 6.
Habberfeld, Charles Tracy, William
Turner, Thomas Lewis and Osborne
Gray.
Marshal first division, William Trav-
is. Aides-Messrs II. L. Boun, Charles
Ahrens, Charles L. Goethe and others
not yet reported. +.
Marshal second division, Richard
Robertson. Aides-Hal Speidel, l. n.
Refer, S. G. Smith and others not yet
reported.
Marshal third division, c. D. Thomp.
son. Aides-Messrs. G. Fl. Medick, ].
@. Devine, Ernest Metzner, Chas. Dan
enberg. William ]. Cook, and W.. &.
Armbrecht.
All marshals and aides are urged to
report to the chief marshal at the cor
ner OF Fourteenth and Market streets
promptly at seven o'clock, equipped in
this uniform described in general order
number two, printed in yesterdays In
TELLIGEECER.
The clubs will all report at this point
before 1:45 and will be assigned to their
places in the parade.
Chief Marshal Baeuley has issued the
order that the clubs will be placed in
line as they report, so that all clubs
desiring n good position should report
promptly. After the column has been
formed the procession will countermarch
down Fourteenth street to Market,
then north on Market to Seventh, west
on Seventh to Main, south on Main to
Twenty-fourth, east oil Twenty-fourth
to Chapline, south on Chapline to
Thirty-sixth, east on Thirty-sixth to
Woods, north on Woods to Thirty-third,
west on Thirty-third to Eotl, north on
EoGf to Twenty-Gourth, west on Twenty
fourth to Chapline, north on Chapline
to Twentieth. west oil Twentieth to
Market, north on Market to Fourteenth,
where the column will pass in review
and disband.
All clubs are called to meet at their
respective headquarters promptly at I
o'clock, with the exception Of the
Young Mems Escort club, which is
called promptly at 8 p. IN. for escort
duty.
Every Republican who is able to walk
should be out with SOME club tonight,
and be out on time. Let everybody
turn out and make the affair a grand