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

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The Railroad Employes Gold Club Of
Wheeling district, held meeting in the
waiting room OF the Terminal depot last
night 10 perfect arrangements for the
sound money rally OF the railroad men
at Wheeling Park, next Saturday after
noon. Indictment weather kept many
from attending, but there was good
crowd present, full OF enthusiasm for
the Saturday meeting. Mr.. W. II. jam
Ison president OF the club, presided at
last nights meeting.
Mr.. ". +, Townsend. OF the executive
committee, made short address. giving
a summary OF the clubs that had been
invited, and had given assurances OF
coming to Wheeling on Saturday. The
Keystone club, OF Pittsburgh, embracing
the Pennsylvania railroad men, Will
send 800 sound money rallroaders:
gainesville club, $50; Cameron, 235, and
and Ohio River special will bring $50
from Huntington and Parkersburg;
Massillon, 900; Grafton. 300 The West
Virginia & Pittsburgh, and the Monon-
gahela River railroads will send large
Lnrain e Wheeling, the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh. the Wheeling & Lake Erie,
tho Pan Handle. the Bellalre, Zanes-
Willie & Cincinnati and all the divisions
OF the Baltimore & Ohio.
Mr.. Townsend stated that the object
of the clubs coming together was not for
a mere Publication, but that they had
work to do. The clubs Will go out to
Wheeling Park as soon as they arrive.
Lunch and refreshments Will be pro-
vided at the park. At o'clock ad-
dresses Will be made In the casino by
Hon. ]. X. Cowen, Maryland, president
of the Baltimore & Ohio, and Hon. Will
lam A. Lynch. Ohio, president OF the
Wheeling & Connellsville. Among the
prominent visitors will be Ex-Governor
A. B.. Fleming and ex-senator johnson
y. Camden.
Reception committees to meet the WIS.,
fling clubs were appointed as follows:
Baltimore K OhIo-Michael Reilly, c..
d. Green, James Gibson, c. NJ. Criswell,
C. Fl. Strahl. J. w. Legge. John Cum
Minis, r. B. Ney, Peter Reilly and G. C.
Scott, Bellaire.
Terminal and Wheeling & Lake Erie
A. P. Theirs, L. L. Foster, S. G. Wells.
c. Z. Howell. A. V. Matthews. II. l..
IINult. VI. Il. I1oN III u, sNlultIs MY tis, q.
w. Edwards. D. E. Paxton. is
Cleveland, Lorain 6 Wheellng-C. NJ.
Fisher. Frank Rutter. C. Q. Porter, w.
Alexander, H. p. BeSwlck, Frank Hen
derson. George Chew, W. Fl. Woods, J..
L. Waters.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh. A.. Green
field, Robert Lltchenberger. G. W. COL
Inns. w. F. Fox, Arthur WallIng. ]. E.
Trueman, ]. ]. Mccormick, John Ney,
L. S. Speer.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago & st.
Louis-George Meyers, George Shoenlin,
Il. j. MCGOWAN, Hugh Wilson, John
Tomlinson. Ed Shane, William Byers, c..
d. Howe. Elmer Keech, Andy Ross.
Reception committee to meet Mr..
Cowen--Willam Alexander. ]. X. Gra-
ham, C. II. Strahf. J. +. Townsend: to
meet Mr.. Lynch-Cillmore Brown, j. T..
Truemall, Otto Schioll. J. Z. Tauss!g.
1t was decided TO have an independent
parade on Saturday evening. In which
the visiting clubs are expected to join.
The chief marshal Of the parade will be
w, n. Herrold: aides, S. G. Wells, James
Gibson, Lem Grove.
While the committees We're being ap-
pointed Mr.. Gilmore Brown entertained
the audience with some original funny
stories.
Mr., W. II. JamIson VIII preside at the
Saturday afternoon meeting. The vice
presidents Of the meeting include the
members ~ the Railroad Employees Gold
Club OF Wheeling district, and The fol-
lowing: