Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-10
THEY Will J0LLIFY.
REPUBLICANS WILL PAINT TIE CITY A GRIM
SON TINT TONIGHT.
Clubs Coming From al Towns Within Radius Of
Two Hundred Niles Of Wheeling
Lots Of Music and Red Fire.

II the weather tonight is favorable
the Republicans will have a big turnout
to celebrate their victory in West Vr
ginia. They have issued invitations tC
all the Republican clubs within radius
Of two hundred miles, and most Of them
have promised to attend There will
be probably a dozen brass bands and
several hundred dollars worth OF red
fire and pyrotechnics will go up in
smoke. II all the clubs do as well as
they promise, there should be at least
5000 men in line.
Invitations have also been extended
to prominent Republicans, and espe-
cially Congressman elect. Governor
Mckinley replied that he could not pos
Sibly come, but ex-Secretary Stephen b.
Elkins, and the following Congressman
elect will be here aud will ride in car
riages in the professions: Capt B. B.
Dovener, First District, West Virginia;
Hon. A. G. Dayton, Second District;
Hon. J. II. Huling, Third District; Hon.
Warren Miller, Fourth District; Hon.
Lorenzo Danford, Sixteenth Ohio; Hon.
I. II. Burton, of Cleveland; Hon. En-
est Acheson, of Washington, Pa; Hon.
E. B. Beach, of Cleveland.
The Tippecanoe Club will come down
from Cleveland, with their hobby uni
forms, and chrySanthemum bouton-
nieres, and the Americas and several
al, 10
mittee has also received assurances that
marching organizations will be present
from Youngstown, Allegheny, Fair
mont, ParkersbuTg, Washington, Pa,
Steubenville, Wellsburg, Moundsville,
Belaire, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry,
and elsewhere. In,additiOn every ward
10 the city will be represented by a
marching club, and the Young Mems
Escort Club will turn out its full mem
bership.
Two excursion trains will come down
from Pittsburg this afternoon, over the
B. 81 o., arriving at 4:30 and 5 o'clock,
and other excursion trains will come in
over the Panhandle. The visitors will
be met by escort squads, In charge OF
| ID. w. Martin and M. Ii. McNabo. The
| full Opera House band will be on duty
in the afternoon, and every band in the
city has been engaged for the demon
stration 10 the evening.
Chief Marshall Hugh Sterling has is
sued general order, making the follow
/ ing appointments:
! Marshal of First Divivion-Maior J. V,
Marshal of the Second Division-Cecil
/ Robinson.
Marshal Of the Third Division-Capt.
Aides TO Chief Marshal--Dr. L. n.
4 Refer, Major K. G. Catch Hal. Speidel,
| w. X. Bodley, Howard Atkinson, Robert
| Luke, Jr., Levi Cassel, Oswald Schneider,
| Samuel Hazlett, Samuel Brubaker, Green
! jefferson. Gus Medick, Capt. S. l..
Brice, John Cummius, John f..
Wright, H. c. Meyer, Sam John
| son, Henry Schrebe, Ben. Horkheimer,
| K. p. Wheat, John X. List, George Zoeck-
1 Ter Jacob Snyder, ST., Harlan Carter,
/ Charles Busbey, John @. Haberfield, n.
/ Mountford, William Asmus, Edward Ell
| lott, Richard Mooney, Joseph Marshall,
/ Major William Goering, John Medick,
| Harry Jones, Charles DOwler, DR.. b. A.
Hildreth, DR.. J. +. Bellville, DR.. K. j.
| Reed, William Mccormick, Charles Bach
man. Frank Wright, Arthur Hubbard,
| Harry Whitaker, George Kemple, DR. d.
/ II. TAYLOR, j. A. Lancaster, DR.. William
/ Petrie, William Schwertfeger, w. L. Friz-
/ zell, Robert Anderson.
FIRST DIVISION.
/ Marshall. V. L. Rodgers.
/ Aids-JOhn G. Devine, Albert Schenk,
[ Chester H. Dean, William H. Hornish,
| Phil Bachman, James Callahan. Captain