Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-28
Political Notes.

The Kenna Club will hold a meeting at
their hall tonight. A full attendance Is
desired.
Another bet of 800 to $50 that Frauzheim
would be elected was made at the Mcclure
House, yesterday.
Senator Sommerville will speak Satur-
day night at West Liberty to the Demo-
Gratis Of that section.
The Democratic club rooms OF the
Eight ward will be open day and nlgnl ID
order that the members may become ac-
quainted with the new ballot system
Col. w. w. Arnett and M. ID. POST so-
dressed the Democrats OF New Gunner
land at mass meeting last evening, anu
had large turnout of the voters. III was
one of the biggest meetings Of the campaign
in Cumberland.
The Stevenson Cavaliers, which organ
ization was formed at the Young MEMS
Democratic Club Wednesday evening are
called 10 meet at McLaughlln's Han
this evening at $50 o'clock. for the pur-
pose of further completing the organization.
Clark Hamilton will captain the eques-
trian forces.
This evening H. G. Hervey and Patrick
McDermot will address a meeting at
Bishops hall, on Eighteenth street, ana
the cluos will again escort them TO Tue
place of meeting Tomorrow evening they
will speak in the South Side Turner's nall,
in the Eighth ward. On Monday evening
there will be a parade and meeting on the
Island. Mr.. Hervey and Mr.. L. g. Camp
bell will be the speakers.
George Shiras. III, and U. S. Trent Will
go TO West Virginia this morning Tor
weeks participation in the Republican
campaign in that State. a great light IS
being waged there by the Republicans,
and they are making heavy drafts upon
PENNSYLVANIA for campaign speakers. Mr..
Shiras said yesterday afternoon that oy
the close of the campaign PROBABLY 100
PENNSYLVANIA Republicans would have
made speeches in the State.-PttS6ur9
Times.
There is quite war waging on the Ohio
side between the Poorman-Pearson forces.
Col. PoOrman will make an address at
Bridgeport tomorrow night, and there
will also be demonstration in his honor.
Mr.. Pearson will the same night address
meeting at Martins Ferry, which will also
be attended with demonstration, and 1t
will likely be a big affair." as the Demo-
Gratis are eXerting every effort TO eclipse
the Poorman demonstration there several
weeks ago. They have invited all march
ing clubs in the vicinity TO take part The
speaking will be held in the Opera House.
Two or three Of the big clubs from Wheel
ing will take part in the procession.
In the course of his talk at Fulton We'd
nesday night Col. White illustrated the un-
Just operation of the Mckinley tariff in
many ways. One OF the most novel illus
trations was that Of the tariff on steel rails.
Mr.. White stated that the duty on rails
was $3.50 ton, while the difference in cost
of production between England and this
country was about 81. Taking sheet Of
paper he folded it so as to make about
three equal parts. Tearing off one-third
he said that represented the difference in
cost Of production and was therefore the
amount to be divided among the ironwork-
ers of this country. After dividing the
third he suddenly discovered the remaining
1910 AS the workers had received their
share, and there were no others in the deal,
he put the So 40 into his pocket and re-
marked: "Do you wonder that the manu-
facturer can build castles in Scotlaudn'