The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-24
wHEEIING DAILY SEPTEMBER 1896

WHEELING
lam L. Wilson. His debnte before the
cratic candidate for PresIdent. has been
read all over the wprld, sand his appear
ance here tomorrow night win be q
rarc trsat. especially to the potters and
working clasBes. The Elkins Cadets,
Tarif Champions, Richards Six F'ooters,
Douglass colofed club and tho Fifth
and Sixth ward clubs win escort tho
speaker down from tho Mcclure house
and they will be met on the way down
by the Dovcner and Atkinson clubs OF
tho Eighth ward, who will Join In the
escort. The last two clubs named. will
meet at their headquarters at O'Clock
and will march up town md IL possible
Will leach the Mcclure house before thu
escort starts down. n
= Mr.. c. II. Watkins, jr..i desires II to be
understood that the &C. II. w. jr." In
the Registers subscription list does not
mean him. He Is not for free silver.
The following announcements have
been made for speakers through the
state: IA ", rs L. ISL
! Hon, q. w. Atkinson. Phillip. octo-
her ]. afternoon: Belllngton. night:
Womelsdorlff. October 2, afternoon;
Elkins, night; Parsons, October q. after
noon; Davis. night; Romney, October S,
afternoon: Moorciiold county cnnvcn-
ton. October 8: Piedmont. october Z;
Berkeley Springs. October s, afternoon;
Martlnsburg. October 10: Rowelsburg,
October II. afternoon; Kingwood, night;
Morgantown. October 1t. ltts Sa
Senator Elkins-Elk Horn, Mcdowell
county, September GO; Blueneld. Mercer
county. September &c; Huntington, Sep
TENDER Is: PIT. Pleasant. September 30;
Charleston, September 30: Montgomery,
October /: Hinton, October 2. a
Hon. John Dalzell. OF Pennsylvania
Bramwell. September Is; Ceredo, Sep
TENDER 20, I'M
Hon, John r. Lynch, of Mississippi.
will speak at Parkersburg tonight.
Z The H. C. Richards Six Footers will
drill on Eoff street this evening. To-
morrow evening they Will make their,
first appearance In uniform In the pa
rade that will precedc the Walker meet
Ing on the South Side. Members who
have ordered uniforms, but have not
been measured, are requested to have
measurements made at the Hub imme-
diatly. s,5 3. s..s.
Z Mr.. Sam o. Boyce returned from In
diana. where he has spent two weeks
in making speeches for the Republicans.
He made fifteen speeches In southern
Indiana and reports that there IL no
truth In the report that Indiana Repub-
licans are flocking. to the free silver
standard. On the contrary many DEM
ocrats are leaving the party Of repudia-
tlon and will vote for Mckinley. He
predicts that the Hoosler state will give
10000 plurality for Mckinley and the
entire Republican ticket.
The Elklns Cadets will meet at Odd
Fellows hall at Z o'clock this evening
for the purpose Of taking part in the
parade that will fprecedc the meeting in
upper Benwood.. AT 7:30 the club will
leave the Mcclure house with the epeak-
ers, and en- route Will be Joined by the
Sixth and Eighth ward clubs.
Arrangements are being made for
delegation OF old soldiers from the Pan
Handlejcountles TO so to. Canton to call
on Majpr Mckinley on the same special
train with the farmers, which leaves
this city at 9 o'clock Friday, October ..
arrange to so. Arrive home at . O'clock
at night. Fare for the round trip 81 So.
The farmers of the Pam Handle coun-
ties are making great preparations for
their trip to Canton on October 2. Word
was received in the city yesterday that
a very large delegation is laready
assured from Marshall county. Brooke
and Hancock will also be well represent
ed,~and as for Ohio county there will
be but few left behind on that day.
Round trip fare 81 50.
The Republican national committee
has announced the following:
James Logan Gordon. OF Boston. has
been assigned to Maryland for October
l., and 8: 10 Virginia for October 8, 6
and 4; to West Virginia for October s,
8 and 10.
{ Curtis Guild. jr.. of Boston. will cam
paign in West Virginia from October
to 10.
A commercial report received in
MuTtlH rctTTy from New E1OrR yes
terday, says by October. I the hope
lessness OF the free silver cause will
have been generally realized. The
OF the last year has taken
stocks out OF the street and there is no
pressure to sell, except by the bears.
In conservative circles It Is estimated
that the. gold engagements will even
tually cross the siO,0O0,000 mark and
the distribution OF this sum Will un-
doubtedly afford general relief In finan-
cial circles. A sound money victory
will accordingly cause heavy Euro
pean purchases of our securities and
the import OF gold is likely to be
swelled to a large extent"
Joseph Kluen. of Chicago, who trav-
els all over the United States, selling
maple syrup, called on the local trade
yesterday. He has always been
Democrat, but will vote for Mckinley
this year. He thinks there is no doubt
OF McKinley's election, and backs his
prediction with money. He has already
bet that Mckinley would carry West
Virginia and Kentucky and that the
major Will carry Ohio by $4,000. A
seed drummer, Of Philadelphia, was
asked II 1t was true that the Pennsyl-
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