Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-28
BELLAIRE.

Arrangements have been made as fol
lows for the Democratic mass meeting
to be held in this city this evening, &c
be addressed by Hon. John j. Hentz, OF
Columbus:
The Young Mems Democratic Clut
will meet at their headquarters at 7 p,
u, and invite all Democrats TO join
with them in escort duty. Headed by
the Hackett band, 10 men, and Me-
chanic band, of 10 men, they will be
Joined by Bridgeport, Martins Ferry
and other visiting clubs, and march TO
the hotel and escort the speakers to the
place of meeting.
II the weather is not suitable for an
outdoor meeting, It will DO held in the
Elysian theater, otherwise at the Public
Square.
The Captain of the Club, W. Smith, is
Marshal Of the evening, and City Mar
shall Charles Johnson Sergeant-at-Arms.
Hon. Ross J. Alexander will be Chair
man OF the meeting, and the following
are Presidents:
NJ. Hoffman, John Harvey, Dr. Jos.
PlerSol, ThoS Z. Mason, VIM. Cleaver,
August Schick, John Gallagher, Richard
Crozier, A. o. Mellott, Luke Gavin,
John Workman, VIM. Price, Thos. Anti,
q. L. Morgan, John Follen, George
Jennings, Pat Lohen, j. L. Kelley, j.
b. Darrah. Louis LaRoche, J. A. briggs,
John II. Campbell, VIM. SchindewOlf,
sr.; Genther Smith, Abe Stehl, A. Herr
berg, DR.. McMaSters, George Kern,
George II. Muth, Thomas Shelly, A. d.
Kodefer, I. II. Day, Thos. Cook, Hon.
d. WAGNER. VIM Bolte, John Watt,
Carl Dorer, Fred ROdewig, ST., Samuel
Luchs, George Anderson, S. Weimer,
Jos. Souneborn, Walla Campbell.
The city members OF the County Com
mittee and Frank Williams and George
Myers for the Club are the Committee
on Reception.
Everyone invited to attend the meet
ing.
o. c. Hutchins, bridge carpenter on
the b. q. 81 c. road, met with perhaps
q fatal accident Wednesday evening.
He with others was working on the high
trestle near Beckett Station, when be
lost his balance and fell to the ground,
a distance of about forty feet, sustain
ing very serious injury. He was taken
to Woodsfeld for treatment.
The Gilbert Comic Opera Company
presented at the E,ysian Theatre last
evening Milocker's master-work, The
Black Hussar There was not q
crowded house, but the performance
gave general satisfaction. Indeed II
was one Of the best compares which has
ever appeared in this city, and wa:
worthy much larger audience.
n. X. Kennon, Esq, and County Re.
corder Dreamer, OF ST. C!eirsville, were
in the city last evening en- roulette
SteiuerSvllle, York township, where
Mr.. Kennon was billed to make Dem:
ocratic speech.
Belmont Grove, No. 10, L. A, o. d.
will have distinguished visitor neXl
Wednesday evening-Louis q. Short,
ESQ, OF San Francisco, Supreme Arch
OF the Grand Grove Of the United States.
The ninth annual meeting Of the
Woman's home Missionary Society OF
st. Clalrsville Presbytery will be held
in the Presbyterian church at Bridge
port next Tuesday and Wednesday.
The bad leaks in the water main IN
der the wooden bridge, on Union street.
are oeing repaired, and traffic has been
suspended on one side Of bridge.
The funeral Of VIM. Heatherington
will take place Sunduy afternoon at
o'clock from the residence OF his broth
er, Jacob Heatherington.
Last evenings west-bound passenger
train on the B. & D. was q double
header, comprising fifteen coaches.
Charles Zoeckler has gone to Cleye.
land, where he has secured job in 8
nickel-slating establishment
c. L. Weems and Howard Kirk, Re-
publican county candidates, were in the
city yesterday.
George Neil is able to be about again,
after an attack Of typhoid fever.
Or. H. G. Meek, Of SIstersville. W.
Va, was In the city yesterday.