The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-10

W0 will bring as many oil cluo ~ We
can. A. HOWARD FLEMING.
FArRMoXT. W. Va, Now Q.
Jas. r. Hall. ChGiraan.
Fairmont POO strong with band, will
arrive on train No. II, at 5 o'clock.
Z. E. BALDWIN.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. Q.
J. K. RaQ, Esq., Chairman, WheeiiHO. ". Va.
DEAR SER:-The Young Mems Repub.
lican Tariff Club accepts your kind In
yitatjon to joln in your demonstratiOn
on Saturday aud will take 400 strong.
Will wire you when we will arrive.
Worry respectfully,
JonS DOYLE, President.
WM. J. DITHRlcH, Secretary.
From tho above it can bo seen that
there are "a few" people coming to join
in the iollilcation tonight from abroad.
and every believer in the glorious ptin-
ciples OF protection and are satisfied
with the result OF last Tuesdays
slaughter, should turn out tonight, rain
or shine, aud show to our visitors we
appreciate their coming. Let every
house be decorated and illuminated,
burn red fire and fireworks OF all kinds,
tear tho old town wide open. Let
every cannon boom from four o'clock
until eight. "Little Tip" will speak for
himself. This is tho first time we have
had au opportunity tojollify over such
a victory in West Virginia and 1t eau
be relied upon that it will be done up
| in good rod style.
The following are the names of the re.
ception committee appointed yesterday:
NJ. Horkheimer, chairman, Geo: w.
Atkinson, O. B. Hart, P. B. Dobbins,
]. X. Hall, N. b. Scott, Geo. Wise, John
Frew, Geo. Adams. II. 9. Richards. Z.
Buckman, J. MclIenry Jones, Henry
Baer. Mayor 3. +. Caldwell, W. ]. W.
Cowden, II. F. Behrens, Dr.. 6. A. Asch-
mann, +. NJ. Pearson, W. F. Peterson,
W. P. Hubbard, Hon. N. E. Whitaker,
A. j. Clarke, a. r. Campbell, S. G.
Smith, Jos. 9. Brady, Abraham stamm,
Capt ". I. Otto, Raymond Bauer, Jno.
". Kindilberger. JOS. II. Freese. I. H.
Hugus, 7. @. Mottat, VIM. II. Hsatne.
Marry w. Mcclure, John 6. Hoffman.
ir.. Augustus Pollack, A. s. Bell. Henry
Schmulbach, S. K. Wallace. ". D: John
son, J. N. Vance, II. Z. List, ID. NJ.
Priest, Myron Hubbard. Anton Rey-
mann, John C. Riheldaaer, DR.. @. F.
| Ulrich, Jacob w. Grubb.
Chairman Horkheimer requests the
reception committee to meet promptly
at 2:3O p. IN. at the McLure house for
the purpose OF assisting in receiving
distinguished guests who will arrive on
tho afternoon trains. The members
will please report ut the Mcclure house
promptly at the hour named.
Among the notables who are expected
in the city tonight are Congressmen-
elect Doyener, Dayton, Huling and
Miller, OF West Virginia; Dalzell, Stone
and Acheson, of Pennsylvania; DAN
ford, Burton aud Beach, OF Ohio. (Hon.
Thomas II. Burton Is the gentleman
who wiped the earth up with Tom John
son in the Cleveland district.) Besides
these we will have eX-Secretary Stephen
B. Elklns, John W. Mason, A. B. White
aud many other national figures. As
these gentlemen arrive they will be
escorted to the Mcclure house, whore
they will make their headquarters. At
1880 o'clock they will be assigned their
positions in tho carriages, which will be
drawn up in front OF tho Twelfth street
ladies' entrance. The carriages will all
be numbered conspicuously and will be
filed as follows:
In carriage No. l will be Hon. s. B.
EIkins, Hon. George W. Atkinson. Mr..
Charles Burdett Hart, Mr.. Morris Hork-
hcimer.
No. 2-Hon. A. G.. Dayton, congress-
man.elect from Second district; Hon.
William NJ. o. Dawson, Mr.. T. 3. Dob.
bins, Mr.. ]. X. Hall.
No. 3-Hon. James II. Hulinc, con-
gressmnn.elect from Third district;
Hon. N. B. Scott, Mr.. ]. L. Dana, Mr..
George Wise.
No. 4-Hou. Warren Miller, congress-.
naan.eiect from Fourth district; Mr..
John Frew, Mr.. A. i. White, Parkers-
burg Mr.. George Adams.
No. 6-Hon. B. B. Dovener, congress-
man.elect from First district; Mr.. II. O.
Richards, Mr.. Z. Buchanan, Prof. James
McH. Jones.
No. 6-lIon. Lorenzo Danford, con.
grOssman.eiect from Sixteenth Ohio
district; Mr.. Frank B. Archer, Mr.
Henry Baer. Mavor b. +. Caldwell.
No. 7-Hon. Thomas II. Burton, Con.
grS'sman-clect, Cleveland. o.; Hon. W.
S. Edwards, Charleston, W. Va; Mr.. W.
j. W. Cowden, Mr.. II. +. Behrens.
No. S-ilon. Ernest Acheson, Con-
Crossman.clGct, Washington, Pa; DR.. G.
A. Aschmann, Mr.. L. NJ. Pearson, Mr..
". +. Peterson.
No. 9-Hon. T. B. Beach, Congress.
man.elect, Cleveland, o.; Col. James
Pickands. Cleveland, O.; Hon. w. P.
Hubbard, Mr.. L. W. Oglebay.
No. l0-Elon. n. L. Whitaker, Hon.
Thomas Il. Davis, Grafton. Mr.. a. j.
Clarke, Mr.. II. G. uervcv. Wcllsburg.
No. ll.-Hon. A. r. Campbell, Hon.
Joseph @. Brady, Capt William Otto,
Mr. Raymond Bauer.
No. l2.-Hon. S. q. Smith, Hon. Abra.
ham Stnmm, Mr.. John W. Kiudlebergcr,
Mr. Joseph II. Frcesc.
No. l&-JudGe.elect 7. J. Hugus, Mr..
I. 9. MoiIat, Mr.. William II. Hearne,
Mr.. II. ". MGLure.
Nos. Il, 10 aud IL arc reserved for
pit.sburgh guests.
No. i7.-Ilon. John W. Mason, Col.
GeorGN W. Harrison, Mr.. John G. Hon.
man. jr., Han. Augustine Polluck.
No. lS-Mr. Henry schmulbach, Mr.,
$. X. Wallace, Prof. A. S. Bell, Mr.. W.
D. johnson.
No. lo-Mr HOnty K. List Mr.. H,