The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-16

An Immense Crowd AsSureu.
The committee have about completed
their arrangements for the Mckinley
meeting to.be held at Bellaire tho even
ing of the 10th inst, and the indica-
tons arothat the governor will receive
n royal welcome, and that he will have
an opportunity to discuss the issues
and conditions Of the campaign, to {"
larger congregation than ever before
gathered togetherin Eastern Ohio. Ar
rangemonts have been made with all
railroads to run special trains to Bell
airc, and TO return that night. Each
train will leave Bellaire at 1880 p. M,
thus giving uniform time to all visitors
10 start for home.
The c., LIS W. railroad will run spe.
ciol from Flushing, leaving there at ESQ
D. IN. and stopping at all stations, arrlY-
ing at ! p. IN.
The Q. & Z. will run special from
Steubenvllo and one from Powatan and
I'LL luleIICtlulG p'AAlS'oI S''''A''N
due time for the meeting.
The b. & o. railroad will do Likewise
from Barnesvile and stations between
there and BelIaiFe.
The b., H. & c. railroad will arrive at
5 p. IN. from Woodslield and inter
mediate points, bringing Governor Nc
Klnley from Woodsticld, where he
speaks in the afternoon.
TIE Ohio River railroad will bring
and return West Virginia friends from
MouEdsville and down the river towns,
getting them there in good time aud
taking them home tho same night.
The ferry will run all night to accom-
modate Wheeling and Benwood visitors.
Jolly Brothers will spread themselves
TO make everybody jolly who come via
thcir street car line from Martins Ferry,
bridgeport and Wheeling creek coal
works, using every car they have for
the oCcasion.
The honors have been distributed rs
follows:
Temporary chairman, W. 9. Ber-
gundthal, OF Belalre.
Permanent chairman, j. W. HoIllnGs'
worth, OF st. Cnirsvitte,
Reception committee Col. G. /. Poor
man, Nlayor S. S. McGowan, Thomas
Uiegg, 4. .. Cochran, Joseph Clements,
Ernest Beniield, Charles Dankwerth,
DIR. j. G. Mccullough, Prof. +. Nelson
and Alex Catcher.
Vice presidents, Col. J. NJ. Lewis, OF
GAINESVILLE, first vice president, aud oil
Colcraln township, James Cope, I. e.
Adams and W. A. Sharon; Flushing
township, Joseph Bailey, /. NJ. ,Cowen
and William Williams; Kirkwood
township. a. G. Wheaton, George Hays
and Asa Jones; Goshen township, J. ".
Martin, Joseph Heed and 0. Dowdeil;
Mead township. W. W. Terrell, William
Duyall and William Day; Albert Brown,
i. Y. Howell, Charles kaufman, Samuel
Westwood, Frank Scdwick, ID. LlcwelIen
aud NJ. Aldridge, OF Pease township;
Pultney township, A. J. Norton, 6. D.
Robinson, Thomas Turnbull and Milton
Thompson; Richland township, W. 5.
Kennon, George Jcpson, Rev. I. Bale
and L. Sedwick; Smith township, A.
Wilkinson, J. I. Watt aud j. 0. Porter
field; Somerset township, Thomas Will
son. +. 2. Harris and J. j. Jeliers; Union
township, A. Q. Landers, John Shop
herd and Ray Hyde; Warren township,
Abe Kelley, I. 4. Hanlon, j. l.. Heed
and DR.. Wellons; Wayne township. a.
G. King and Hiram Mantle; Washing
ton township, Jacob Perkins, G. Arm
strong and A. II. Caldwell; Wheeling
township, r. J. Pollok, Captain Lee
and y. Henderson Yor: township,
Judd Fish, Lehman Green and William
Wheeling, W. va.-Jos. G. Brady, P.
D. Dob5ins, Capt William Otto, John
Frew, +. NJ. NIilligan, W. 3. Irvine, 9.
i. Hart, Capt. William Travis. j. D.
Culbertson, William L. Hearne, DR.. G.
A. Aschmonn, DIR. W. T. Stathers, Will
liam II. Schrebe, A. @. Davis, ]. X.
Hall. II. =. McGrcgor, ]. Nell. Jones,
N. b. Scott, n. L. Whitaker, Charles
w. Franzheim. G. Schul, A. @. j. Ebe.
ling, Rayman Bauer, Alex. y. Campbell
and s. smith.
Benwood--Josiah Sinclair, a. L. Pelly,
G. ". Kronhart, James Clarity, L. L.
Stewart aud jacob Landera.
Moundsvillo w. S. Brpdy, B. +.
Meighau, j. L. Hooten. J. L. Roberts, j,
w. Burchinal, W. S. Matthews and 7. j.
Beliaire-Dr, Il. NJ. wolls, Henry
Rowlcs, II. G. Kcmple. John Strobe,
John Oswald, sr.. Hunter Armstrong; o.
p. Mason, Miller Booth, Andy Tiernan,
j. Gorbey, Charles Henry, ST., W. S.
Carroll, W. j. ponavin, Cyrus Strahl,
W. 2. K. Stevens, George L, Lazure,
Harry Thomas, j. N. WhitemNn, Joseph
Aeatherington, 7. Criswell, Alex Shane,
Chalkley Dawson, Charles Rlou, Charles
FRANKIE, G. V. Leach, G. L. Harper, Evert
Baker Thomas Meyers, James Craw-
ford, Charles Jahnke, Jacob Capito, |.
l., Fawcett, j. Bonneysteele. A. NJ. +.
BOYD, Thomas Reed, Scott Heathering-
ton, a. Mcpherson, George Keller,
Moses Duga, John Shipman, John Nc.
Cormick, ]. N. Anderson, William Fish,
|. Laundeau, d. II, Darrah, D. I. Jones,
W. D. Jones, Louis Long, W. Ii. Brown,
Mord Nelson, Matt Beazel, Nathan
Rowles, Marion Seals and George Sewers.
A Meeting to Arrange.
Every Republican in Ohio county,
wi, nocsihlv rnn shonld not fail to DO