The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-17

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Hon. NJ. "a. Kendall. OF Wood county,
Republican, candidate for state trcasur-
er, was In the city yesterday on bust
ness. Mr.. Kendall expressed himself es
being fully satisfied with the outlook
for Republican victory in West yieglnla
and said 1t was now only: a question Of
majority. VIE /: a537 y. ~,
Alnrge excursion OF West yirginians
bound for, Canton VIII pass through the
city OF 8 o'clock this morning. They
VIII come over the Baltimore &. Il Ohio
from all points as fare as Cumber-
land, and will be transferred ito the
Wheeling G Lake Erie over which line
they Will be taken to the home OF the
next President. u x 3, 4 Z.
Arrangements for. the big Republican
and sound money emonstration next
Saturday night are going on in fine style.
aud the Indications! are even more fiat;
tertng than; the committee had hoped
for. Letters have been received from
many cities and towns asking for, intor-
nation, as to what time the parade Is TO
take place and what rates have beeniof-
fered by the railroads. Clubs for.miles
around have been invited ana will be
found in the big parade. All business
houses and residences should be decprat-
ed on that day, and citizens should not
spare themselves o little red fire for the
occasion. Let everybody Join In giving
the visitors q hearty welcome. The
demonstration committee has invited
Hon. Carrot A. Hobart, Republican
nominee for Vice President, to be pres
ent, and as he has no appointment for
the 24th, 1t 10 more than likely that he
will be here to review the procession.
The railroads win offer a very low rate
and clubs from ell points will be well
clubs will be out in force and the parade
will probably be headed by the magnif-
cent TippecRnoe club OF Cleveland which
WILL come 200 strong.
The item printed in the. News last
night that the Americus club would go
to New York on that night, was an err
ror The club goes to New York on the
SIst and will decide tomorrow night as
to wilsthe It WIN come to Wheeling or
not The Republican Tariff club, Six
Footers. Fourth ward club, OF Pitts
burgh. Elevnth ward club Of Allegheny.
will be among tho representatives Of the
Smoky City. Washington. Pa, will send
the Wash-Jen Mckinley club. and the
Young aIens Mckinley and Hobart
club. y Z, Tsl3.
All members OF the Young !Mea's Re-
publican Escort Cluo are urged TO re-
port a. the I. o. O. f. hill, in uniform,
this evening at I p. M, to take part In
the parade. 3s7
The n. c. Richards Six Footers win
meet at the city building at I Q Cock tos
night, for escort duty,
Hon. AZ. a. Kendall. Republican. can-
4 didate for state treasurer, and Col. ]. r.
Hooten. OF Moundsville, addressed a
| very enthusiastic audience OF nearly 800
voters In McMechen last night. Mr..
Robert Riggs, OF Ben%ood, was chair
man OF the meeting. 4.
The Republican Cyclers' Esoort Club
held meeting last night and decided to
participate in the parade ut Bellairc on
Monday. evening. All members or the
club are called to report at p. m. sharp.
A meeting ID called for Tuesday evening
to consider the Parkersburs TRIP on
] Thursday. The club, desiring to make a
\ good showing, asks the members to be
present at each future meeting. 90 that
l all may" receive tickets. :5Ji 3as ii
Hon a. w. Campbell and Hon. W. II.
Hearne, of Wheeling,.wil address u Re-
| publican meeting at West Liberty, this
county, next Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. 4, d 81
4 The Popecrats held a meeting at the
Fifth ward market house last night and
COL wv. W. iArnptt succeeded In attract
| ing a fair eiaed crowd. lie used the
Stock arguments OF silver so common
this year, but did not mention the tar.
|iR, upon which the pe0ple OF Ohio county.
depend so much. AIR. Arnetrs attitude
on the tariff question Is too We'll known
for comment. His silver attitude Is but