Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-01

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nSem0erS ~ the Reception Committed
for the evening pUo.dN These car
riages will leave the Windsor no,eql a.
1880 and will proceed to South streeet
west of Market, ready to Join the
parade at 7;45 when it starts. These
carriages will be occupied as follows:
First, with General Stevenson, Hon. w.
L. Wilson, - aud c. w. Brockuiner;
second, DR.. A. T. Stifel, Messrs. Il. A.
McCabe. John CorcOran and r. 7. Dew
ries; third, Messrs. J. d. Ewing, G..
Lamb, Julius Pollock and John G.. Hotf-
mann, Sr.; fourth, Mayor G. w. Sea-
bright, H. 5. KinchelOe and -.
The Executive Committee has also
provided carriages as follows for the
night parade: For the Executive COM
mittee, one; for the Finance Committee,
two; for the Demonstration Committee,
one; for the Invitation Committee, two;
for the ansportation Committee, one;
for the Entertainment Committee, one;
for distinguished visitors, as many as
are needed.
The members of the Young Mems
Democratic Club, Of the Tariff Students,
and of the Kenna Club are called to
meet to-day at noon sharp, for escort
duty to various clubs arriving, and all
members OF these clubs are urged 70
turn out promptly in full uniform at
their respective headquarters, IL will
devOlve upon them TO meeting the vari-
Gus visiting organizations at the trains,
aud escort them either to the Public
building, for refreshments,o elsewhere,
/ IL N,,11 - no nj ~ n
lions will be needed. AT ASS the Young
Mems Democratic Club Of Fairmont will
arrive over the 5. q o., seventy-ive
strong. They will be the guests OF the
Young Mems Democratic Climb OF this
/ city, and the entire organization will
meet them aud escort them 10 the Hotel
Brunswick, where supper will be served.
I At Gas the Young Mems Democratic
Club Is again summoned TO meet with
| full ranks, each member in full uniform,
with the addition OF a white tie to the
usual uniform, prepared TO take their
place 10 the parading line. The other
| city clubs are also summoned TO meet at
the same hour, and every member OF
every organization is expected TO turn
out promptly.
here az $40 p. N. There will likely be
about four sections of the train, each OF
nine 20 ten cars, as fifteen hundred
tickets had been sold at the Pittsburg
Office OF tho B. & o. up to noon yester-
day, and over two thousand up TO last
evening. The Panhandle will also
bring large contingent of Pittsburg-
ers. The first section will likely pull
out OF Pittsburg at about 3:45 this al
ternoon. As soon as these Clubs arrive,
as we'll as those from Claysville and
Little Washington, they will be met by
Aides and detachments Of local clubs
and escorted to the Public Building,
where refreshments will be served.
This work will be under the
charge of the ladies, assisted by
about thirty skilled walters, and big
preparations were made yesterday 10
feed the multitude. Seventy-hve hams
were boiled, a contract for some thou
sands Of buns given to John Emmert,
and seven triple gasoline stoves were
set up in the basement Of the Court
House on which to make coffee. Dishes
and cups and saucers were provided by
the barrel, with no end Of tin cups,
sugar, milk, ETC., and expert carvers
will work all to-day preparing sand
witches. Clubs coming from other d.
rections will also be served with supper
as may be desired. The Ladies' Com
mittee met last evening at the Windsor
and made the final arrangements. III
was also decided that the reception TO
General Stevenson this evening from .
until $50, originally intended for ladies
only, should be for ladies and gentle
men alike. The parlors Of the Windsor
will likely present very orllllant
scene.
The Headquarters of Chief Marshal
Miller will be at the corner OF Marker
and Seventeenth streets, and aides are
expected to report there promptly TINS
evening. The various divisions OF the
parade will form as hitherto published,
and the column is scheduled to move al
a Quarter Of eight o'clock, going north
on Market street first.
Last evening the Executive Commit,
tee. the Finance Committee and several
others met at the Wheeling Democratic
Club building and complete the arrange,
ments for the demonstration. Sucn OF
the committees as have duties develop
ing upon them to-day, Will meet at var
ious designated hours.
The headquarters OF the Executive
Committee will be in w. G. Handlan.
Office, Reilly Block, where the commit
tee can be found until noon.
The Steel Bridge will be free to per-
sons and carriages going to and return
ing from the Stevenson meeting on the
Island this afternoon from one to hve'
| Also 70 clubs on foot coming from Ohlo
| to the parade In the evening.
Gen. Stevenson will review the pro,
cession from his carriage at corner OF
Twentieth and Market streets.
Badges have been provided Tor tnt
Reception Committee by the Executive
Committee, and those who did not oo-
tain them at the meeting last evening
will find them in the Office OF the hote
Windsor upon their gathering ~ the
hotel this morning
The Wilson Tariff Students met LAST
night and arranged, according to com
mittee from the club, that In the car
Rage with Hon. W. l. Wilson would
be Capitals Mcdonald. Col. JOS. 7. Gal
laher. OF Morndsville and Capt. AloerI
~. - R.l.-s.