Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29

Others Expected This Morning.
The Convention Will be Called to
Order in the Opera House at Ten
O'clock, by General Alfred Cald-
we'll, who will Name Benjamin
Trapnen, of Kanawha, as Tenn
pOrary Chairman-Meeting of the
Temporary Executive Committee
Last Night-Committeeren Sc
lected by Ohio County.
The State Convention Of Gold Demo-
Gratis, called to adept safe platform,
cheese delegates to the indianapolis
Convention, name a permanent Stata
Committee, and transact o,her business,
viii assemble in the Opera House this
morning at ten o'clock. and will be
ce,led TO order by General Alfred Caid-
well of this city. chairman CT the pre-
ltminary State Committee. General
Caldwell will name Benjamin Trap
NELL of Kanawha county, for temporary
chairman.
One hundred and six delegates came
in on the evening train over the
Ohio RIVER road, and forty over the Bal
timore and Ohio, while there ware a
fow others from Marshall and The TWO
upper Panhandle counties. The Ohio
county delegation had made adequate
preparations for the reception of the
visitors, and the following sub-cOmmit-
tees from the General Committee on Re-
Cspt.On were named TO await the arrival
of the visitors at the several depots:
naturalization. J. B. Sommeryilic,
d. II. d. Willis, C. II. COpp, Z. B. Franz
helm and John NJ. Birch.
Ohio Riyer-Samuel Harper, William
Ellngham. John \. Hess, b. h. Nc
Mechen and Alex. Updegraff.
Baltimore and Ohio-W. r. Wilson,
PEBBLES Tatum, T. c. Burke, f. L. Hoge
and OTTO SchroN.
These gentlemen met the arriving del
egates. escorted them to their hotels,
and later 20 the headquarters on Four
teenth street, where IN Y registered and
talked over the situation and the prob
abe results of to-Gay's meeting.
Among the delegates who arrived yes
terday, and who registered up 10 ten
o'clock last evening. We're The following:
Huntington 3. Ensign, S. r. Kelley,
A. Chapman, John Shirley. John Il.
Hennioa. IT. c. Simms, John E. Hale,
John Fitzpatrick. J. a. EmmOns, r. l..
Cox. A. V. Parkinson. R. II. Garland,
T. B. Crislon. j. NJ. Gill, d. B. Gray,
". II. Banks. J. II. HennsCn. w. w.
Dunn. T. L. Trimmer. A. \. Kea-hley,
J. B. Shirley. c. d. EmmOns, w. w.
Wyatt, J. B. Wyatt.
Charleston-J. o. Baines. JOS. Ruff
nsr. Frank WOOdman. B. TrH~neil, w.
". Pevton, R. G. Hubbard. !. f. T..
Carmichael. w Mcneil, R. G.. Quarter.
r. T. Herndon. J. T. Waters, Louis
D0nalley, George Connell, c. S. Stacy,
?. Il. Meyer. Jr.. NJ. A Brooks
NingO county,. S. VinsOn, II. b..
Elswick. James F. Stroller, w. Wells
Goddykuntz. John p Waymann, Joseph
Wagand. Oscar Feldcher, J. A. VinsOa,
Johnson Hatfield, w. B. Elswick, b.
Stroller
Mammoth, Kanawha coun,y-James
r. Thomas.
Winfeld--J. Il. Bowyer.
Greenor.er cOunty-'A. McVeigh Mil
Ter. J. W Burress, A. =. Huddles-on.
d. O'ConnellD. B. Rapp. J. ". Brice.
c. y. Simms. George L. Argabrijt
Cl'f.On-JOhn W. Bates.
Writ county-Hon. Charles Richard
son. c. J. Clelland, Samuel Taylor. Geo.
W. Dye. B. 5. Dulin, w. 2. Pomeroy.
Wayne county,. W. SPOTS. R. p.
Johnson. Charles p. Hoand, G.. D.
French, G.. w. Smith, T. c. Smith, John
Wayfeld.
Peasants county,. f. Barron, H.
". Browse, Robert II. Browse.
Buckhannon-R z. Neal, J. A. Girls
lip. c. J. Scott. A. c. =. McWhorter,
r. r. Cherry, B. Russell, j., c. c. Nc
Wh0rter.
Morg3ntown-E NJ Turner.
R0nceverte-J NJ. Price.
White Sulphur Springs A. E. Hud-
dleston.
GImer county-C. D. RathbOne.
Logan county-U. B. Buskett.
Doddridge county-John I. Eng,o.
NcMechen-A. VI. LOrenJz.
Hancock cOu1ty-John r. Donahoo.
Last evening the Ohio county delega-
lion met. with II. VI. Russell y, chair
mon and s. II. BrockUnier secretary.
Committeeman were selected rs follows:
Permanent Organization-Col. Robert
White.
Resolu,ions-Hon. J. B. Sommeryille.
There viii probably be no Commit
tees on Rules and Order of Business,
Crelentials or Basis of Representations;
at least none were provided for by Ohio
county las. evening. If the convention
orders such committees representatives
will be named from tbs county during
the session.
Hon. John r. DonahoO OF Hancock,
was chosen as the member OF The State
Executive Committee from the First
Senatorial district.
A Reception Committee. consisting of
Hon. J. 3. Sommcrville, General Alfred
Caldwell and Prof John NJ. Birch was
aDDoin.ed 10 meet Hon. J. McF. Carpen-
Ter. Of Pittsburgh, who will address tho
convention q. , o'clock this afternoon.
Last night. soon after 9 o'clock, the
Provisional safe Committee was called
TO order at the Fourteenth street head
quarters. General Caldwell presided,
with Hon. Randolph Stalnaker as sec
reiarv. The following members were
~ .hFir seats: General Caldwell. Of
Ohio. A. NJ. Lorentz, Of Marshall; John
= Do,eNoo. of Hancock; J. D. Baines
Of Kar9wh8: L. J. Williams. of Green
brier: Prof e. M.Turner. Of Monong2-
bala: z. T. Vinson, Of Cabell; H. c.
S:mms of Ca5ell; John w. Bates, OF