Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-04

-. uistlng tonight will be
The Psa'. go Auspices Of the Young
"a andef -. fcClub Of this city. and
rep's Dsalos working hard to give
.se boys ~, ssoss for Congress q rOusing
ibsir All the clubs 10 our 1elga,
rscspi Buns have been invited ana
poriDg 'o"D -o have signiied their in
pos Of Soing present at the meeting
,snion o. .eotipg in the big parade
al paT.,l,'s o held. Geo. Z. Morgan
phies WI csiof Marshal of the parade.
VII os on will speak IN the Elyslan
Mr. Ps-'' and Newell X. kennon' OF st.
qbeau.S,i', viii DO chairman OF the
Cairs'l'C,,s itb the following Vice Presi-
reetins;r ~" Dayid Wagner, DR.. John
dents y patterson, w. M; L1pton,
CooS5c' Mckee, ]. W. Terrell George
Geo. Z. u -u'. RYAN, Reuben Lowe, c. l..
a Lynn ICb.rIes Richard, jacob Rietz,
DagsS' Yin Patrick LOhan, Louis La
Jsnes 49, 1eP,o-ge Kern, Frank Mcnamara,
BOene, U.Sb Fred Rodewig, Sr., Pat
J. b. IG"1Donough, A. o. Meiiott' James
I's , ~' Herzberg, c. +. McDermott'
Io...5,n,, 1 ,'' Patrick Tucker, Thos.
". H. ~, NJ Srsbl II. X. Crozier, john
Aaii' q inward Monaghan, Christian
sega, w. Harvey, i. Cotts, j. A.
s4,''S A. Kirkland, Patrick McGra-
Gfeel' r. lanes hurry, A. II. West, John
Hll1L' peter SchraOm, Ed. Alum,
Marty, ,ssrbosen. George Amber, l.
L1, ,,,.-s Robinson Workman James
r NV George Yost, and Col. David
ia I. nm Following is the route OF pro-
.as,l- , 'D.visIon will form on South
, L..,. street, right resting on Cen
,al avenue. iii form q, CantreI
-,rre cas-. Of Guernsey.
rl.,3 division will form on Belmont
- -.,bt resting on Central avenue.
', nv rrocpssIon will then proceed
-I ~, Gnernssy to Thirty-seventh,
l,..- - Noble. north TO Forty-sixth, east
w Tl,.,rI,fn. south 20 Forty-third, west
Y v,ss south TO Central avenue, east
I ZION ,, south to Twen5y-thiCd, west
Y gsrmoBt. north Co Twenty-sixth east
J! y T l-- north to Thirty-secOnd, west
y Ps'mopt. north TO Thirty-sixth and
~ First Division will consist OF the
r-., VIRGINIA clubs. The Second d.
100 viii consist Of the Ohio clubs.
T5, Third Division will consist Of
1,,,amen. carriages and wagons.
.,,bs authorities were inspecting the
p-1,ire and Beuwood ferryboat Charon,
-o.,sriav morning, no trips were made
- me- BOAT until after 10 O'Clock, but
c,r,ain Barney Mccoy was on hand
v.i5 bis skif, and between 6 and 2
oe.oek Yesterday morning ferried Just
e,a hundred people across the river.
Vsssrs. harry and Joe Steele, Of the
Vir,r ward, are the owners of a small
r,rcsl OF land 40 Sistersyllle, w. Va, on
TReh several paying wells have been
m,k and the boys are now reaping a
handsome profit from their land.
The ladies' Of the Home Benevolent
Society will meet az the Central school
bsfi.og on Saturday afternoon TO re-
,e.7e donations Of clothing, shoes, ETC.,
lor the relief Of the deserving poor.
Mrs O'Meara, wife Of Rev. Charles
Ollesra, a former pastor of the EpiscO-
d, Church, died at Washington, Pa,
Tuesday. John A. Gallaher, Of this
civ. attended the funeral.
Mss Flavia Stewart, Of Gallipolis,
O.. who has been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Us Mcclellan, in this city, has re-
turned home.
Theodore Cochran, Of Secretary OF
Ssts Poorman's office, in Columbus, is
90 the city, and will remain until after
he election.
VIC Warnock, editor OF the Demo
cui, VINO mas been quite III for several
weeks, is able 70 sit up.
The W. c. T. U. will hold union
public meeting in the SOurh Bellaire NJ.
I Church tonight.
Mss Rachel Nelson, Of Wellsburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. LaROche,
O. ,le Fourth ward.