The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-06

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great speaker here, and their efforts
VIII probably DO successful, but Just at
what time he viii appear nobody
knows, The committee In also endcav-
otlnR to secure several OTTER national
leaders for meetings In this state.
The Baltimore & OhiN Railroad Elm
plbycs' Sound Money n luU, viii meet at
Snyler's hall, lienwOGd junction. this
evening ut 7:a0 O'Clock, The club win
Do addressed by prominent speakers on
tho Issues or the campaign. All the en-
ployes Of tho various departments Jf the
company are cordially Invited to be
present.
One OF tho Interesting features OF the
Republican paradcs IL The nightly turn
out OF the Second and Third ward Juvc-
nile Champions, the club being com
posed of future voters, headed by u
uruni corps and c0ptnlnOd by Harry
Van Btrgh. BERNARD Wills Is cuptn!n
OF the drum corps and Herbert Flowers,
who 10 about the size Of u full grown
peanut, In drum major. The boys nre
nicely uniformed aud lrd well drilled.
Wherever they appear they ;nc greeted
Win enthusiastic applause by the
crowds on the streets. These young
patriots viii have no vote this year, but
they do their part In the campaign for
an honest dollar and Il chance to earn II,
and It Is aaft 10 predict that when they
are old enough they viii be found voting
on the right side.
The Mckinley Tariff Students held a
well attended meeting AT the city hall
last night. New members were ndmit-
ter ana other business transacted. There
VIII DO another meeting OF this club
wednesday evening NJ $40. At the city
hall. All young Republicans desiring
10 become members aie earnestly re-
qucstcd TO be present,
The Washington District Republican
Club held II business meeting Inst night
and decided to order n Number OF new
uniforms. All Republicans who intend
Joining the | are requested 10 leave
their names with John T.. Klndolberger,
corner Of Main ana Fourth street. 80
they can be furnished with Uniforms,
The club is In u ilourIshlng condition.
but there Will always be room in It's
ranks for more uniformed men.
The Republican Cyclcrs' Escort Club
Will meet again this evening at the po-
lice court room. Every Republican
whcclman Interested In good roads Is
urged to attend. AZ last nights meet
ing thirty additional members were
taken In. and the first drlll by the club
was a great success. Every wheelman
desiring 10 join should BE- present to-
night, so the uniforms can he ordered
right away. There are eighty members
now enrolled. Every whetlman favor
Ing sound money should get In line and
join this club, which promises to be a
pleasing feature among the campaign
clubs.
The H. c. Richards Six Fontcrs drill
tonight at the cornell Of Fourteenth
and Charline streets. This club Will
drill steadily from now on, SO as to get
in good shape for their appearance ut
Canton next Saturday. The Six FoOters
cordially Invite all the other marching
clubs to Join with them on their cxcur-
Sion TO Canton.
The Island Republicans are taking an
active Interest In this campaign. a
rouslng meeting will be held at the Re-
publican headquarters on South Broad
way. next Friday evening. p Good
speakers viii discuss the issues OF the
campaign, and the voters OF the Garden
Spot will doubtless b. out in force on
that evening.
One Of the biggest Republican rallies
and demonstrations in this campaign
will take place next Thursday evening
az the Dr0vers' Home. Bcnwood. Clubs
will be present from Benw0od. Wheel
ing. Moundsvill-, BcllaIre and Elm
Grove. Besides local speakers. the clo-
qtlcrt C. II. Payne. OF Charleston. will
speak. Further information regarding
the programme will be given Tomorrow.
The committee OF Wheeling pottery
workers completed arrangements yes
tcrlay afternoon and will Join the big
excursion Going to Canton next Satur-
day, over the Wheeling & Lake Erie
railway. The clubs and organizations
already booked for this excursion are:
II. {. Richards Six Footcrs. Tariff
Champions. Riverside Iron Workers.
Mckinley and Hobart Club. Wheeling
Pottery employees, and others. Any and
all other clubs Of the city and the
public are cordially invited to Join this
great excursion.
The Fred. Douglass marching club
will meet at the odd Fellows hall to-
night at $50. Every member is ur-
gently requested to attend. This club