The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-21

be 200 to 900 OF the business mcn.in line,
and among them are the following:
Z n. z. Whitaker, d. Gundl!ng, y
y. Z. whitaker, D. G.. Morgan. ST.,
y a. G. Hubbard, H. II. Harrison,
a. ,bruhn, u. EHorkhelmer,
]; Beckett. L. HorkheImer, !.
~ w. B. Lewis, 81 sgsit c. r. fGoetge q.
Ralph r. Spears, r. G. ONeill,
Y y. II. Riddle, jr., Frank Stanton,
( NJ a. Chew, p. II. Moore,
5W. W Gillchrlst, =. +. EWins,
3. b. Baer, p. w. Bcardsley,
~ Henry Baer,a J.SB. Rhodes, ~ yss
Dr. j. Z. Belleville, II. Quarter,
: 3. +. Higgins. 5.i +. Buchanan,
4 k.ik. Gitiin, H. p McGregor, y
z. y. Dobbins, w. NJ. Baird, W
Z y; s., Mcclure, w. d. johnson, -
x Charles D. Mason. IL NJ. Mcguire,
d: G. List, jr., c. ". Conner,
W. b. Simpson, T. Il. Lewis.
James Waiter. NC. Hamilton,
John Frew. w. j. Lukers,
Z James NELL j.. E.!WrlSht.
George Norton. Alex. Glass,
y Daniel Dinger, C. d. McCarty,
q c. F. Zorn, H. C. Vance,
w. II. Metzner. C.%B. HART. az
Z George A. Hastings, Morris Eorkleimcr.
y. w. Bowers, Myron Hubbard.
Henry Miller. w. II. Higgins,
j. T. Rankin. Sam Kraft, S
JED: Culbertson. J. X Mendcl,
William Harvey, A H. Forgey,
W. F. Creighton. H. F., Jones,
Y H II. Nichols. G.. NJ. Ford,
F. G.: Cornwell, G. o. Smith.
John Bodlcy, vs.. Sehwcrtfeger,
2 Joseph Speidel, H. y. Down.
q; G, Brady. Lawrence Schenk.
Il l. G. Dillon. AK L. j. lBayhn, r-9E
c. N. Hancher, H. +. Bchrens,
Hugo Loos, Godfrey Schul,
. F. II Hare. DR.. j. L. Dickcy,
z e. E. Robinson. T.J. HuSus,
s. j. T. Reed, f7,.5S o. r. Wood,
Howard Hazlett. H E, Tinker,
w. H. Chapman. Orloff Zane.
Z q. E.. Chapman, B. Bachman,
Z c. H. Tracy. A. L. White.
~. e. Ebelng. II. Schmulbach,
) J.SC. RIheldaffer, JohnEM Brown,
= Marshall Alger. Alex. Mitchell.
Z Dent A. Taylor, = C. P. Hamilton,
George Neuman, DR.. S. L. Jepson. s
+ N. sGutman, ~. G.. R. E. GilchrIst,
i John Evans. ]. r. Graham 5
' y s Tap1Ss. g F. 3 R RsTt
The Elkins Cadets, TOO. naturally take
4 an interest In to-days meetings, on a.c-
: count Of the presence OF the junior West
Virginia senator whose name they bear
50 gallantly and handsomely They will
/ be out in full force and will make as fine
an appearance rs any Campaign orgnni-
I Zatlon in the country. The line OF march
4 and other Information as to the street
z demonstrations to-day. will be found In
the special order issued by Chief Marshal
Il Baguley. OF the Republican marching
clubs, printed in these columns The
i parade will move at 1:S0 sharp. and 60
over the rather short route to Arion hall
+ where the afternoon meeting will be
held
The speakers In the afternoon will be
Z Senator Elkins and Hon. A. w. Camp
& bell This will be the first public APP
&pearance during the plesent campaign
I'm Wheeling. of both gentlemen. and for
: this reason. II not for others, the attend
ance will be large proba bly, larger than
the capacity of the hall. which will seat
comfortably 1000 persons. The meeting
will be called 10 order at 2 o'clock, or I'M
medately at the conclusion OF the street
j demonstration, by Hon. w. p. Hubbard.
4 Senator Elkins and Mr.. Campbell will d.
vide.time. and will make the kind OF adj
dresses that can naturally be expected
OF them-good ones. 1t had been the in
= tention to make. the afternoon meeting
z an outdoor affair, but the prediction
made by Uncle Sans weather bureau
fellows, that there will be a fall in tenn
i perature of twenty degrees this morning,
!. induced the county committee to change
Its plans and secure Arion hall for the
meeting The vice presidents named In
yesterdays Intell!Gencer wil! occupy
seats on the stage. Il rs, "a
-1et Lie NGttI'RSS W III We Ilelu Ill
Arion hall, corner OF T . .ntieth and Main
tstreets. and ut the Pythian castle, cor
ner OF Twenty-seventh and Chapllne.
streets. South Side. These meetings will
/ be preceded by a, street demonstration.
participated In by the Fl. c.. Richards
Six Footers and the Young Mems Repub-
lican Escort club. who will escort Scna-
4 tor Frye, who will arrive at o'clock this
afternoon to Arion hall. and the Elkns
4 Cadets and Tariff Champions, who will
escort Senator Elkins to Pythian castle.
The columns will move promptly at the
time fixed by Chief Marshal Baguley,
and the speaking at both places should
4 begin not later than $50 p. m. &At the
conclusion Of Senator Fryc's address at
s Arlon hall and Senator Elkins' at Pythi-
an castle, the audience will be entertain
ed by local speakers. until Senator Frye
can be taken to Pythian castle and SEN
sator Elkins to Arion hall. where they will
Sdeiiver the concluding addresses OF the
evening.
The Pythlan castle will seat nearly
II 900 people and Arion hall has fully that
capacity. ~.