The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-18


transacted. All members OF this club
are requested to report at the club
room tonight at o'clock sharp. ID
Join In the escort 10 Captain O'Farrell.
The following were selected as vice
presidents for the O'Farrell meeting:
Charles F. KlIevcs. Henry Seamon.
George Wagner. JOHN Greer.
John Hess, John Rodmnn.
s. Byron Boldly, James Young,
william Lindsey, August Reuter-,
William Shields, Charles F. Ebcling.
David Evans, Henry Schmulbach.
VIM. J. Morrison, J. y. Stanton,
Edward Bender, A. d. Howe.
Y DR.. L. S. Riggs. Samuel EesbItt. ST.
9 J. J. O'Brien,' John Handy.
8 Stephen DevinEcy, Charles ". letters.
Wilson Johnstoa. William Willard.
E J II. Rosenberg, Jacob RetZer,
J. W. Kite, Henry GicSler,
J. P. HeInlein. Bernard klcves.
, Charles Moore. Finley Mckinley.
Charles thinner. sr., George ". Shook.
Henry C. Meyer. Daniel Rentsch
Z A. C. F. Ebeling. William G. Kemp,
& a. A. Carney, James Iarklns,
C. D. Thompson, Alfred D!mmick,
John Wright, Jos. f. Dudley, ST..
i ]. w Brunette, Peter Stanton,
George Scarlet. c. II. Dowler
The chairman OF the meeting will be
{ selected to-day. To-night's meeting
Z will be held in the vacant lot at the
corner OF Eoff and Twenty-seventh
streets, and a large crowd Will turn
! out to hear Captain O'Farrell discuss
the issues OF the campaign in his mas
terly way. He will be escorted from
the Mcclure House by the Tariff
Champions, assisted by the Sixth ward
club and several drum corps. BY rea-
son OF the Elk.ns Cadets going TO Can
ton to-day. the parade will lack the
presence OF that trim Organization.
Colonel S. C. Burdette, OF Charles
ion, will be at the O'FArrelI meeting
tonight and will make the closing ad-
dress.
Wednesday night the Republicans Of
Fulton met Mt kleeh's hail and or
ganlzed a club for the present cam
paIgn. Over forty members we're TAX
en- In. which Is very good for the first
meeting. The club elected officers rs
follows: President, William McCor-
mick: secretary. \. c. Wagner; treas
urer, Charles Weimer: vice presidents.
Messrs George Klech. DR.. William Eb-
ert, George Zoeckler and Charles
Smith.
A committee was appointed to ar
range for speakers for n meeting to be
held next Wednesday evening and have
men who will address the meeting In
German, and English. The meeting
will be held under the direction OF the
committee, which Is composed OF
Messrs. William Mccormick, DR., WILL
lam Ebert. George Zoecklcr and Charles
Schcnck The club starts off well and
will be materially Increased In size at
the next meeting.
The committee on uniforms for the
Fifth ward Republican club, met yes
terlay, land decided to adopt n red,
white and blue umbrella with portraits
, OF Mckinley and Hobart on the white
field. The umbrellas were ordered ut
once through the Hub clothlerS and
4 Will be here In time for the Monday
night escort to Hon. David liealy. Of
New York. who Is to speak on the
South Side.
\ Hon. David Hcaly, Of New York. Will
address meeting to be held on the
South Side next Monday evening. The
committee has erected temporary
stand In the lot at the corner Of Tween
sty.seyenth and Eoff streets. near the
Pythian Castle. and the meeting will
bs held there. The Republican clubs
Will escort the speaker from the Me-
Lure house. leaving that point prompt
i " ut 1880 O'Clock.
story was put Into circulation yes
terdny afternoon. said to have come
from the POpocratic state committee.
TO the effect that the committee had
applied TO the Baltimore &: Ohio road
for a special train for Bryan. and It
had been refused Such a story Is
absurd on It's face. as everybody
knows that no rOnd can refuse any
person special train, who has the
money to pny for It. The Baltimore
e Ohio officials are naturally very In
digunnt over the report. and promise to
run the story down to It's source. and
teach the campaign liar a lesson he
wont forget soon.
The Six FoOtcrs drilled last night,
making first class showing. They
will hold n regular meeting at Odd
Fellows hall this evening ut 1850
O'Clock. ~
Ii The meeting in North ,Bcnwood last
Z. night, under the auspices OF the Nc
Z KinIey and Hobart Tariff and Sound
Money, Club, was unexpectedly large
z ly attended and most enthusiastic. The
Atkinson Club. OF the Eighth ward,