The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08
Chief Marshal-Dr. II. II. RnGulcy.
Chief OF StarI-Dr. L. y. Refer.

lows:
Chief MarshRl-Dr. u. J.. RaEulcy.
Chief OF StaT-Dr. l.. y. Refer.
Hal Speilcl. Charles Dachman,
Dr. II. J. Reed, DIR. VIM. Petrie,
Wm. Mccormick. Vim. Schwcrtfcger,
jerry Crawford. =. II. Thompson,
Hurry Whitaker. Charles ScIberl.
Joseph &. brady, JUmeS Callahan,
Thomas Prince. nr. ID. II. Hest,
VIM. u. McMcchcn, II. S. Mcclure,
III. +. llchrrns. IT,, Charles McCHrty,
II, VI. Thatcher. George ZoeCklCr.
II. lIildebrnnd, Vim. II. CasSrll,
II. Dannenhcrg, j.. i. Wheat.
A. $. List, lien H]OrkheImur.
Kilbourne LAST. A.. D. Howe.
j. y. Lancaster, W, J. FriEScl,
+. +. Schalcr. Hen. BAcr.
Aids and clubs nrr requested by the
chief toTcpori promptly ut the corner of
Chapline and Twelfth streets at .7:l5 y.
NJ, Thursday. Aids will wear n lark
military hat and red sash. The parade
will start nj $50 O'Clock, over the fol-
lowing route:
From corner OF Twelfth and Chaplinc
streets to Market. 20 Tenth. to Main. to
Twelfth. to Market. 10 Twentieth. Ia
Chapline. "a Thlrty-tirSt to Jacob. where
the meeting will be held.
The committees In charge Of the meet
no LENIucSN hIluta It'pIt Nv llH uIpIH tlt
line OF march decorate and illuminate
on the occasion OF Senator Thurston's
visit 10 Wheeling.
The order OF march will be rs Srllows:
Elkins Cadets, Tariff Champions and all
Other clubs IA they arrive
4 melting OF the Sixth ward Republi-
n club a held AZ ItJ quarters In the
Pythian Castle, South Side. asst night.
Il was the best attended meeting OF the
club this year. and shows how wide
awake the Sixth ward people arr. After
the business session had concluded. the
club was addressed by Mr.. Franklin c..
Holmes, who made a splendid argument
for sound money and 4 protective tariff.
Mr.. Holmes remarks were received with
manifest approval and this was blown
in frequent OutburStS ri applause. He
was followed by Mcssrs. Richard. Rob
ertSnn and Addison Israel, who made
short speeches that suited their i'd
!nircrr from \ to T.. ..
Many new names were added to the
roll Of membership. including the name
OF several former Democrats who have
come over 10 the party that Is pledged To
care for their interests.
The Sixth ward clubs marching club
will assemble ut the hail Thursday
evening Mt 7 o'clock and march up town
to join In the ThurStOn meeting street
demonstration. The clubs uniform Is
n white umbrella. There are s',ne Of
these still on hand which can be had
Wednesday evening, when a business
meeting will be held.
Tonight at 1870 o'clock, the mass meet
Ing OF East End Republicans and all 9TH
E-, abs ll1fHsr. L.. gItEF.l NANNY "a t1I nIsn-
lection, under the auspices Of the Clay
Union Republican club. Will b. held In
Bischoff's hall. Eighteenth street. The
principal speaker will be Hon. Sam c.
IiurdGttc. OF Charleston, who hHS made
such n fine impression at his meetings
In this part OF the state. Governor At
klnsOn. too. will Nc present, but merely
as Il spectator. There should b.. n large
uruuu OF East Wheeling people to-
night.
This evening In the rooms OF the II. =.
DOvener club, the Eighth ward Rcpubli-
cans Will hold a meeting which Is To he
addressed by Mr.. w. C. Meyer, the IiG-
publican candidate for prosecuting at
tOrncy. Eighth ward Republicans al
ways turn out In large numbers and they
win keep up their good record tonight.
Among meetings arranged hv the state
committee in this part q, the s;nte Ii one
at Slstersville this 'cv~Nng which Will
be addressed by Hon. Patrick O'Fnrr"ll,
Of Washington City. whose speech ut
Mozart park Saturday evening was so
greatly enjoyed by all who heard him.
A largely attended meeting wtR held
In MUundsvIllc last night which was nd
,1r,uSpl nv HIM Sam @ Inrlpttp Of
Charleston. and Prof. j. Mclienry Jones,
OF Wheeling.
The meeting in MuundsvIllc last night
| was-a hummer. Hundreds OF people
| came Ia MuundsvIlle from all the sur
| rounding country. From down tho
| river they came M far ns Sew Martins
willie, and large delegations were present
| from Cameron and Glen iastOn out the
baltimore II Ohio road. Roth Bur
| dcttc and Jones made stirring addresses.
Mr.. Rurdcttc was acrcnndcd at his hotel
by the Glen t2aston band after the meet
ing.
The II. II. Dovcncr club will meet nj
their h~eadIuartcrs tonight 10 arrange
for the ThurstOn parade. Every menu
her Is requested To he present.
The Logan Republican club. of the
Island. Will meet at their club room ut 7
| o'clock Thursday evening, fnrNthe piIr-
| pose nf participating In the ThurJton
escort.
VV00E 4. m lead In stylish dress
oAVVh W W. E~oOds-Rrcnt lines from
3gc to soc per yard. Rough effects viii
be tho most popular.
MANY a days work is lost by sicl;
headache. caused by Indigestion and
stomach troubles. DcWitt's Little Early
Rlscrs nrG the most cffcctual Pill for
overcoming such difficulties. Charles
Il. Guctzr, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: lsowic & Co.. bridgeport; Pea
| body & Son. tunWuud. 3
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