Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
IT Will BIZ A ROUSRR
PREPARATIONS BEING MADE FOR THE RE-
OEPTION TO STEVENSON.
The Different Committees Held Enthusiastic Meet
ings Last Night at the Young Mems
Democratic Club Rooms.

The Gen. Stevenson meeting and
demonstration next Tuesday, will be
rouser.
With fair weather the next Vice.
President will be accorded reception
which will surpass the memorable Hen
bricks and Thurman meetings, and will
be the biggest political demonstration
in the history of the State.
General Stevenson will address meet
ing to be held at the Fair Grounds In
the afternoon, and the crowd promises
to be very large. The demonstration In
the evening will surpass anything OF the
kind ever seeu in Wheeling. The dif-
ferent committees appointed on Satur-
day held meetings last light at the
Democratic headqu arters on South
Main street. Nearly every member OF
each committee was present and great
interest was manifested. The meetings
were held in different portions of the
hall, and the committee rooms.
The Reception Committee organized
by selecting II. NJ. Russell as chairman
and Robert A. McCabe, secretary. The
following names were added TO the list
published in the SUNDAY REGISTER:
A. d. Garden, A. U. Wilson, George ;.
Feeney, George L. burst, John ,.
Welty, Martin Thornton, DIR. Eugene
Hoge, D. e. Stalnaker, Robert Simpson,
l.. E. Sands, Capt. r. 7. Devries, Geo.
w. Bremen, A. q. Hadlich, Julius Pol
lock, PEBBLES Tatum, j. w. Mitchell,
John L. Rice, L. c. Stifel, j. d. Ewing,
Judge j. j. Jacob, Colonel Rob
ert White, II. H. Pendleton, Alfred
| Caldwell and Col. w. w. Arnett. A
subcommittee OF eight was appointed
to go TO Moundsville to meet Gen.
Stevenson and party and escort him to
this city. He will be met at the depot
by the balance of the Reception Com
mittee and escorted TO his hotel. The
same committee was instructed TO
secure carriages for the guests aud
make other arIangem ents for the en-
tertainment Of the distinguished party.
The committee on entertainment or
gained by electing E. b. Carney, pres
ident, and Joseph Emsheimer, secretary.
A committee was appointed to visit the
different hotels to secure rates for the
entertainment Of visitors, consisting OF
A. D. Garden, Joseph Emshemier,
Porter Smith, A. T. Young, j. w.
White, j. NJ. Ralston, NJ. Madden, VIM.
S. Foose, C. r. Behler, L. w. Blayney.
Michael Stein, Chas. Klein, c. Hoffman,
and Frank C. Cox. The visiting clubs
will be served with lunch by commit
tee of ladies. J. w. White was APP
pointed to confer with the ladies COM
mittee in regard to their arrangements.
The Committee on Demonstration and
Decorations elected d. r. Brooks,
chairman, and Z. w. Franzheim, Sec
tary. The committee spent considera-
Die time in discussing plans. A tender
of cannon and sufficient powder was
accepted. A salnte of forty-sx guns
will be fired upon the arrival of the
distinguished party, and that fact Will
be known throughout the neighborhood
for miles. Col. j. A. Miller was APP
pointed as chief marshal, and will select
his aides and division marshals within
the next few days. A route OF march
was selected, but owing to its length
may be changed The committee re-
ceived requests from different sections
of the city to extend the route and will
endeavor 10 do so in order to satisfy
people living in the Eighth ward and
East and North Ends.
The Finance Committee elected Mr..
Ellingham, chairman, and John A. Wa
terhouse, secretary and treasurer. 1t
was decided to appoint sub. committees
to solicit donations in the different sec
tions of the county, and the following
list was named: First and Second
wards, w. A. Wilson, Jos. Emsheimer,
J. j. Kenney; Third ward, VIM. Filing
ham, John NJ. Birch, and Robert Simp-
son; Fourth ward, Chas. Schmidt, H. Ii.
Pendle ton, Ed. Robertson, and Thos.
NJ. Darrah; Fifth ward, DIR. j. A.
Campbell, Chas. Menkemiller, and John
WaterhouSe; Sixth ward, Frank Cruise,
w. w. Irwin, Thos. Killeen, Edw. Hol-
liday; Seventh ward Chas. II. Copp,
Jos. Schafer, John L. Schneider; Eighth
ward, Chas. Horstman, John Minke-
meyer, c. Vewig, Jr., and
Charles Rohrig; Fulton, Michael Stein,
and Lawrence Heller; Triadelphia, G.
w. Wood, DR.. Cracraft, and DR.. Shields;
Riehland, j. NJ. Mccullough, W. ].
Bates, and A. d. Garden; Liberty, A.
NJ. Ridgely, A. G. Harrell, Geo. Shorts,
L. H. Blayney. These sub-commi ttee
are requested to turn the amounts
which they collect, to the treasurer as
soon as possible.
The Committee on invitations organ
lied by choosing Col. Jere A. Miller
chairman. and Thos F. Thoner S9cre-
tary. 1t was decided TO invite.
all Democratic clubs within radius
of one hunered miles of Wheeling,
to participate in the big night demon
stration. A committee of two was APP
pointed to visit Pittsburg and interme-
date cities to-day, and invite the clubs
to take part in the parade. These gen.
tlemen will leave for Pttsburg this
orning. A committee was appointed:
consisting of the chairman and secre-
tary, which was instructed 10 have five
hundred Invitations printed A rate of
81. IS will be secured from Pittsburg.
with CORES ponding reductions from in
termediate points, and big crowd is
expected. Excursion rates will also be
secured on the B. Sc o. and
Ohio River roads. A letter was
received yesterday by Agent Burke,
dated Rosby's Rock, and asking that
official to reserve one car for the dele
CATION rom that point. All the Ohio
clnhS In this vipinitv will alsO he in