The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-14

the evening. Every club In Wheeling
and Benwood will 60 and In return,
Parkersburg will send her clubs TO this
city on the 9th.
Hon. C. C. shaync. OF New York,
Will address the Republicans OF Ohio
county ut the Terminal depot. next
Saturday evening, and large crowd
VIII undoubtedly hear him. All the
marching clubs OF this city and Ben
wood will turn out 10 escort him from
the hotel to the. place OF speaking.
DR.. c. II. Payne, of .rayette COZ rty,
Will speak at Elm Grove Wednesday
night. His reputation as "a campaign
orator Will draw q good crowd.
Next week win be q busy one with
the local clubs and the Republicans OF
this vicinity generally. Monday night
the clubs Will 70 to Bellaire for biz
demonstration TO be held there. We'd
neSday afternoon Senator William +.
Fry OF Maine. Will speak and In the
evening Senator Stephen 3. Elkins, of
this state will address the people OF
Ohio county. Thursday. the clubs Will
so TO Parkersburg, where q great
meeting and demonstration is to be
held. and Saturday will be the "big
day of the campaign in West Virgin
in. On this day clubs will come to,
Wheeling from all cities and towns in
this state. Ohio and Pennsylvania.
HonStephen D. ElkIns' appointments
in West Virginia are as follows: Har-
r!svire. October 10, afternoon: Sisters
Vile, 20, night: Wheelln. 81, night: New
Cumberland. %: CIarksSurs. %: Davis,
a; Piedmont, %; Martinsburs, %.
Wheeling probably carried off the
hoEors in the parades OF Saturday,says
the Canton Evening Repository. Two
sections OF twelve coaches each brought
TO this city by the Valley road over 1900
enthusiasts Republicans abort /
O'Clock. The delegation formed and
marched at . O'Clock to the Mckinley
homo. AT the head OF the column was
lIeisters band, OF wheeling. Follow
Ing came the II. c. Richards Six Foot
ers, one hundred strong, uniformed in
black shakos, black coats ard white
duck pants and carrying torches. They
were drilled TO perfection and were the
swell marching club of the day. The
Tariff Champions In plug hats and dus-
tiers with pampas plumes and 4 drum
corps came next, following them came
the Mckinley and Hobart club in red,
white and blue capes. with torches;
the ". a. Hanna Republican Club. OF
Benwood, West Virginia, In white and
gold capes; the q. 3. Doyener Repub-
lical club, costumed with white mill
tary caps and white coats and carry
Ing torches: the Riverside Iron works
club and several hundred members of
the Mckinley and Hobart Sound Mo-
ney Club. The delegation was full OF
the spectacular and was cheered every
foot of the way from the depot 10 the
majors residence.
The sound money club, organized in
Cameron last Saturday evening. by
railroad men. with membership of
i25. will meet again tonight. Fifty
more are ready TO join. The meeting
will be addressed by Henry u. Russell,
OF Wheeling.
The Elkins Cadets will go to Mounds
Vile this evening. with q full delegation,
headed by their buglc and drum corps,
and will have no less than seventy-flve
men In line. They are requested to meet
at Odd Fellows hall at Gas p. M. and
march from there to the Baltimore {:
Ohio depot. The fare for the round trip
Is thirty,flvc cents and every Cadet
should take advantage OF this oppor-
tunity to help along the cause In the
old Republican stronghold of Marshall
county. Train leaves depot at 7:l5 p. m.
Next Friday evening the Faulkner
club VIII be presented with handsome
banner by their lady friends. Or.
Charles Menkcmelier has Just finished
handsome group picture OF this club.
Queer election bets are looming up.
Ed Kunkle, a Mckinley man, and w.
P. Meyer, Bryan man, both Of the
South Side, have made n bet that the
loser must wheel the winner from Thfr-
ty-elghth IT, Fortieth streets and return
ten times. Each time the loser stops to
rest he must treat the winner.
. 9fr. John x. Allan. drum major of the
5. B. Dovener club Il still Republican,
contrary to the erroneous article in yes
terday's Register. The writer of the ar
itclc must have drawn on his imagina-
ton.
The Sixth wnrd club held q largely.
attended meeting az the Pythlan Castle
last night. Addresses were made by ].
c. Brady. Alfred Davis, H. Z. Boyd and
H. C. Richards. The club decided not
to go to Moundsvllle this evening. The
club will turn out for the Saturday
night meeting at the Terminal depot,
thu Bellairc meeting on Monday evening
and also IN Wednesday afternoon, Ell
SIns day. The club asks all members
unable to turn out to give their uniforms
to those who can.
The members of the Dovener club
are requested 10 meet Mt their hall this
evening ut $40 o'clock sharp. In uniform,
for the purpose OF attending The Repub-
llcan meeting ut Moundsvllle. Every
member Ia requested to be on hand at
the hour named.
The citizens of the Eighth ward, not
members of marching clubs. nre earn
estlyrequested 10 meet ut the hall NJ the
Doven.r club. for the purpose OF organ
iZing marching club 10 take part In
the big Republican demonstration on
the night OF October 2ith.
The Bridgeport RepublIcana held
rousing meteing last night. The opera
house was packed and the enthusiasm
surpassed any displayed In this cam
paIgn. Prof. ]. McHenry Jones. OF tiIIs
city, made a magnificent address He
discussed tRriA, and money, eloquchtly
and logically UNFOLDING the Republican
position on these two questions. FIRE.
qucnt outbursts OF applause Interrupted
the speaker. and cheering after his culo-
sy of Mckinley was prolonged. Mr..
William Alexander presided AZ the
meeting. Prof. JOnhH rrlnnka nj Ntnr-