The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-24

others. The fare FOR the round trip
VIII be twenty cents. the train return
Ing AFTER the parade.
This .lndlcatlonss for a monster turn
out are daily growing brighter. \,
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POLITICAL NOTES. s
Meetings In the Entnrt and fGo,sip About
the Clubs.
All Republicans OF Richie district no,
belonging to nilnarchinS club arc urged
TO meet mt Handlans, hall, corner OF
Thlrty-flfth and jacob Streets, at Z
O'Clock. to Join with the Mckinley and
Hobart cltlzens' club,ln the parade. Red
fire and badges VIII be furnished TO all
who come. ss4as S35 ID. m.
The Richie district horsemcn nrc re.
quested to come to Hnndlan's hall and
fall In behind the Mckinley and Hobart
club and march up town.
Messrs. A, w. Campbell and W. II.
Hsnrnc, OF this city. drove out to West
Liberty yesterday afscrnoon and deliver-
ed strong addresses III the interest of n
sound currency and protection. Both
gentlemen spoke at length and the large
audience that fllled the school house was
pleased and convinced by tho able ar
guments made.
Mr.. Charles Burdett Hart will address
n meeting under the auspices of the
Clay-Union Republican club next Mon
day evening In Bischoifs hall. East
Wheeling. on Wednesday evening MIR,
Hart will address the citizens OF Fulton
In the historic Fulton arena.
Mr.. A. W. Campbell will address the
citizens OF the Eighth ward and South
Wheeling next Thursday evening In Mo-
Fart hall, corner of Thirty-sixth and ia
cob streets. ~
Mr.. Charles Burdctt Hart WILL speak
at u Republican meeting to be held this
afternoon at Woodlands, down the Ohio
River railroad.
In addition to being presented with
handsome banner just before going TO
Parkersburg on Thursday, the lady ad-
mircrs of the II. C. Richards Slx-Foot-
ers presented them with n handsome
flag. Mr.. Richard Robertson made the
presentation speech and Mr.. II. c. Rich
ards accepted 1t.
The Elkins Cadets, fully recuperated
from their trip to Parkersburg. expect to
turn out In this evenings parade In
large numbers. In the Wood county
demonstration they lined up 100 strong
and attracted great deal of attention.
The Americas club. OF Pittsburgh. Will
be their guests, and they will entertain
them at the Mcclure House. The club
Is called to meet at Odd Fellows hall
this evening AZ p. m, In full uniform.
The Junior Tariff Champions will meet
this afternoon ut 1850, and this evening
ut o'clock sharp. at the corner OF
Twelfth and Eor streets. to take part in.
each parade.
The ladies' OF the Humane Society will
serve lunch In the room formerly occu-
pied by Jacob ". Grub. at Twelfth and
Market streets from IL o'clock this
morning until midnight. and meals at
the Odd Fellows hall. between the same
hours All kinds Of lunch and a good
meal can be had ut reasonable prices.
The ladies of Zane Street VI. L. church
have rented the large store room at 1l4S
Market street, where they Will serve
lunch this afternoon and evening. =
The Wheelmen's club Is called to meet
at the Pan Handle depot in unifolfn, at
o'clock this afternoon. to receive the
visiting club from Pittsburgh. An i'm
promptu parade will be made imme-
fiately after the arrival of the Pitts
burgh wheelmen. over the principal
streets.
n ta1, do to orn
called to meet at Odd Fellows hall, in
full uniform, at $3.50 this afternoon, for
escort duty.
The old soldiers held meeting at po-
lice court room last evening and COM
pleted arrangements for taking part in
| the big Republican parade tonight.
Little Tip" will be in the procession
and drawn by the sons of soldiers The
| old soldiers column will be headed by
the Young Ladies' drum corps of Bell
| aire. All old soldiers Of Wheeling and
surrounding towns who favor the cleo
| tiun OF Mckinley and Hobart are cor
daily invited to participate in the par
aGe.
The efforts Of the young colored cam
| paign speaker, Mr.. ArmStead. of Char
lCSlOi, " ui tIlC NOipICu GikIScIlS VI
this and surrounding communities from
their allegiance to the Republican par
ty. have met with poor success. The
average colored man hasn't much faith
In the brother who errs as young as Mr..
ArmStead has erred.
The date of the tri-state Republican
demonstration at Martins Ferry Is next
| Tuesday evening. October eth, and not
Thursday evening. the Goth, as stated In
several papers.
a neat campaign medallion made out
| of LaBelle tin plate. with handsome
enamelled likeness of Major Mckinley,
| Is very popular now among the Republic
cans of Bridgeport and Aetnav!lle. The
medallions are made In Hamilton. Ohio.
and many were In evidence at the Pom
| eroy meeting, In Bridgeport, last night.
THE King of Pills Is Bcccham's-
| BEECHAM'S.
GRa GmAH ma