Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30

to take part 10 the parade. The Home-
steaders are preparing to. 60 in large
numbers"
Last evening several com mittees met
at Democratic headquarters and trans
acted business connected with the dis
play and the reception and entertain
ment of General Stevenson.
Chief Of Police McNichols Is deter
mined that this parade shall not De
spoiled by people crowding out into the
streets, as was the case during the 20
lumbar parade and the last large
Republican demonstration. AT leaSI
twenty officers will be concentrated on
Market street, between the creek ana
Eleventh street, at o'clock, with orders
to keep the people on the SIDE
walks. Some OF these officers VIII De
mounted, and their orders Will De 10
ride along next the curb, and assist the
patrolmen on foot. During the Oolutn-
bian parade the sidewalks along Market
street, in the centre Of the city, were
almost vacant, while the people crown
ed out into the street to such an extent
that but narrow lane was left for the
procession to pass through. This spoil
ed the effect of the parade, In great
measure, while it aided no one In see
ing. The sidewalks are higher, ana
afford a better opportunity Tor spec
tators.
The different COMMITTEES OF the DEM
ocratic Ladies' who have been collecting
throughout the wards OF the city LOT
assistance toward the Stevenson cele-
bration held a meeting at the Hotel
Windsor last night to make a general
report of what work had been accom-
plished. Mrs. w. w. Arnett PRESIDED
with Mrs. Gibson Lamb as secretary
and Mrs. R. G. Barr treasurer. A re-
port was had from all the wards, ana
the ladies feel very much grained at
what has been done so far They VIII
not report the entire amount OF their
collections until Monday evening" "heh
the entire ground will be covered III
is safe to say that the gentlemen on the
Entertainment Committee can expect a
snug donation from the ladies. They
decided that q ladies' reception would
be rendered Gen. Stevenson at the
Hotel Windsor parlors on TUESDAY
evening from to $50. This will be
for ladies only.
Some of the Bridgeport ladies have
proposed to take part in the Stevenson
demonstration by riding hoseback, and
all ladies that will go will please leave
word at Mr.. Cooks grocery store on
Pike street by Monday evening. Every
lady will please have her escort.
Final arrangements at Bridgeport for
the parade on the occasion OF Mr.. Ste
venson's visit to Wheeling are as fol-
lows:
All Democrats of Bridgeport and vi
ciLity are urged to meet on the evening
of November l, in the following man
ner: The uniformed marching clubs
and others who will march on foot will
meet at Schefer's hall promptly at $50
D. m. Those who are not uniformed
will be furnished with suitable uniforms
at dry goods store of c. A. jenkins.
Horsemen and carriages will concen-
trate on Bank street at same hour.
Let everybody go to work at once and
provide himself with horse. ASK your
neighbor for a horse. Democrats who
have horses aud saddles not engaged
will please tender them to friends or let
the fact be known to me.
There will be short parade In Bridge
port before going to Wheeling. Bellaire,
st. Cairsville and Martins Ferry will
join US.
Let everybody turn out In some way.
Il. 3. MITCHELL, Marshal.