Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-30
WHEELING REGISTER WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 80, 1896.
James Newman,
Lee Snodgrass.

T. NJ stephens. James Newman,
James A. Pyles. Lee SnodSrass'
L. L. Robinson,
NEW CUMBERLAND.
G. L. Bambrick Patrick Campbell,
F. W. Stewart. John, Ralst0n'
Daniel Mcdonald, Charles Kyle.
w. 4. Taylor. Henry Willken,
Van B. Gregory Editor Curtin.
WELLSBURG.
]. c. Palmer. Sr., Henry Zilliken.
WIN. II. Tarr. Curren Applegate.
John Dornan, DR.. j. IS. W AKIN
Abram Wilson. shaw,
Col. Alex. Campbell, Frank a. Chapman.
L. Outlet {. p. Waugh.
&. +. Jacobs,
BELLAIRE.
Hon. J. c. Tallman, Thos. Welsh,
E. e. Clevenger, c. c. Kelley.
y. w. Cooper, j. b. Darran
Thos. Ault
FLUSHING.
Mayor R. T. Mitch a. N. Brown,
ner, Robt. Kirk.
H. Glass, Geo. Edwards.
COLERAIN.
Matthew Greenley.
ARMSTRONG'S MILLS.
DR.. Conner.
BRIDGEPORT.
r. p. Mitchell. Louis Cook.
Tno. Woods Geo. Duncan,
Judge j. B. briggs. Al. Bowie,
Hon David Wagner, Z. NelmnBer.
Hon. 4. J. Alexander
MARTINS FERRY.
Hon. VIM. Lupton, Jno Pennington,
r. T. Anderson, Capt.. orr.
DIR. Burton. T. ID. Hobensack.
Geo. Cook. Henry Rothermund.
l.. Spence,
ST. GAINESVILLE.
Hon. D. H. Mnligan, Col J. +. Charles
Jos. Henderson. worth,
POWHATAN.
DR. +. n. Riggs.
GAINESVILLE.
J. W. Hingely. Or. Ely.
+. A. Drummond, VIM. Bundy.
STEUBENVILLE.
J. II. 5. Trainer, d. NJ. Gruber.
Wilson Mckee, Henry Grantoh'
Q. q. Russell, John Mckee
r. W. Howerter, Daniel rate,
Simon r.. LOTUS, John McClare,
John Mulcaher, Ross MusgroNe'
J. A. Kithcart Robt. Applegarth.
+. l.. Lewis,
LITTLETON.
T. II. Moighen.
The Committee on Grounds met last
evening and made some radical changes
in The location Of the speakers stand.
As at first laid out, the stand was located
on me race course, near the south end
of the grand stand, which would thus be
on the left Of the speaker, and II was IN
tended TO have him face north, thus talk
ing for the most part 10 the massed
crowd in the race track, in the space
between the race track and the grand
stand. and to the people east Of the
course. Last evening it was thought
best TO remove the speakers stand 10 the
east side Of the race track, facing the
grand stand, and thus getting the ben
eft Of the building as sort of sounding
board, and Contractor j. a. Wood was
instructed accordingly. The grand
stand will thus form The background for
the crowd, which will fill all ne space
in front Of the stand, all the race course
in that vicinity, and as much Of the
field on either side Of the speakers
stand as may be necessary 10 acc0mmo-
date the multitude. The electric lights
will be arranged accordingly, under he
supervision of Albert C3pps. The news
paper men whose business 1t is to take
the speech will be Accommodated in a pri-
vate enclosure Immediately in front of
and below the speakers standard tickets
of admission will be distributed at Dem
ocratic headquarters in the Peabody
building to-day and tomorrow. by John
Howell, who has that particular matter
in charge. No one but working news
paper men will be allowed in tle press
quarters, and there will be an adequate
force Of regular and special officers 10
enforce this. Chief Bennett viii hava
fifteen men on the grond, and eX-Chiet
McNichOl will have a special force OF
thirty officers.
Yesterday information was received
from PitJsburg that the famous Randall
Club, Of Pittsburg. would be down in
large force tomorrow, accompanied by
a large delegation of Pittsburgers and
Democrats from neighb0ring towns.
They will be given a royal welcome.
Russell Wood, of The Wheeling and
Lake Erie railroad, said last evening
that there would be the largest delegs-
ton from along the line Of his road. en-
Thursday. ever seen in this city. if tle
weather was good. The Wheeling and
Lake Erie viii run specials TO Steuben-
VILE and Massillon tomorrow night, after
the meeting.
The Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
will run a special tomorrow evening,
leaving Bridgeport at ten o'clock, central
time. The train will run as far west as
Canal Dover 1t was stated last night
that this road would bring not less nan
four hundred people from Tuscafawas
county. O.. alone.