Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-31
IT Will SIT THB PAgE.
TIE STEVENSON DEMONSTRATION WILLIE AN
AUGURY OF COMING VICTORY.
Democrats From Hundred Niles Around Will BE-
in Wheeling Tomorrow Whole Sur
rounding Country Aroused to Enthusiasm.
The Latest Details

by an oversight, Tue name VI INC
Faulkner Democratic Club, Of the First
ward, was omitted from the roster Of
the parading column tomorrow even
ing, in the Sunday REGISTER. The
Club will have a place Immediately be-
hind the Mcclellan band, near the head
Of the Third division.
Good reports concerning the number
of out-of-town organizations intending
to participate continue to arrive. Sat-
urday night Mr.. c. Chase Wiley, OF
Pittsburg, was appointed Marshal OF
the Allegheny county clubs. and has
issued general order to his organiza-
tions, requesting reports from them to-
day by noon. He was wired yester day
by Secretary Thoner, asking that he
advice the local authorities as early as
possible to-day Of the number Of organ
izations aud their probable marching
strength. Secretary Thoner also re-
ceived letters from SiStersville, New
Martinsville and Hundred, w. Va, stat
ing that large delegations would come
from those places, but there would be
no marching organizations. 1t seems
definite that there will be thirteen clubs
from Allegheny county, as follows: The
Randall Club, the John A. Snee, County
Democracy, E. q. Wainwright Club,
Eleventh, Tenth and Thirteenth ward
marching clubs, Barney McKenna Club,
Jscksonian. Fifth and Sixth ward
marching clubs, Allegheny, and the
Cleveland Escort.
These clubs will require three trains
of ten cars each, and will bring down
twelve or fifteen hundred men, which
will swell their division to mammoth
proportions. Several crack bands will
come with these clubs. The Washing
ington, Claysville and other Pennsyl-
yania contingent will number about four
hundred marchers according to present
information, making eighteen hundred
men at least from Pennsylvania alone.
To furnish refreshment for these stran-
gers, to say nothing of those coming
from West Virginia and Ohio, will be
vast undertaking, and the Ladies' Com
mittee will meet again to-day to con-
slider the subject. The Finance Com
mittee is also called to meet promptly
at S o'clock this evening at the Wheeling
Democratic club room, and all the mem
bers are urged to be present.
HON. w. L. WILSON COMING.
Teleprams we're received yesterday
by Secretary Thoner and Captain Lou
Delaplain, from Cumberland, in which
Hon. w. L. Wilson stated that he would
be here tomorrow.
A special 10 the REGISTER from Par
kersburg also announced that ex-Sena-
tor Camden and party had left that city
to meet General Stevenson at Charleston
ana escort him through to this city.
They will leave Charleston on a special
train this morning, and General Steven
son will speak at PIT. Pleasant at one
o'clock this afternoon. The train will
then proceed as far as Rayenswood,
where short stop will be made, allow
ing o short speech by General Steven
son. The Vice Presidential candidate
will speak at Parkers burg tonight, and
will come up to this city tomorrow
morning. General Stevenson will be a
guest in Senator Camden's private car
en- route.
All Democrats should decorate their
residences and places Of business to-
morrow, in honor Of General Steven
son, and should also lay in good sup
ply of pyrotechnics for tomorrow
night. Red fire, rockets and roman
candles ought to be looked after to-day,
before the supply is exhausted.