Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

POLITICAL NOTES.
There will be a Republican meeting
at Glenn's run school house, Thursday
evening.
The recent speech of Mr.. Bell, in the
Sixth ward, has caused a number Of con-
versions on the South Side.
The Island Republicans Will be ad-
dressed Wednesday evening by ]. Nc
Henry Jones and C. B. Hart.
DR.. A. G. Aschman will address the
Fulton Republicans IN German, next
Thuraday evening, at Kleeh's hall.
D. w Martin is announced to address
the Republicans of Cameron next Sat
urday, and large meeting is promised.
The Mark Hanna Republican Club
was organized at BenwGod, Friday
night, with ore hundred and eighty
| members.
The Bryan Silver Club is called to
meet at headquarters Monday evening
for the purpose of escorting Mr.. James
I c. Tallman to North Wheeling.
Democrats, who visit the city building
TO transact business, usually are bonn
barded with thousand questions by the
CITY Hall ring" making life unp.eas-
ant for Democrat.
The roster Of the Eighth ward Bryan
and Sewail Club is increasing steadily,
numbering almost two hundred voters.
Several new Republicans have enlisted
since the Bell speech.
Messrs. NJ. A. Kendall and j. r. Trot-
ter, Republican candidates for State
Treasurer and Superintendent OF State
Schools respectively, are in the city at
present looking Up their chances.
The members of the Faulkner Club
who have not We, been measured for
their uniforms are requested to stop to-
morrow at J. w. Ferrelrs, at the south
end of the Market street bridg5.
The Eighth ward Republicans will
hold big meeting at FOr,y-sixth street,
Monday evening, to be addressed by
Hon. David Healy, CT New York, and
DR.. G. A. Aschman. II. W. SchreDe
will preside.
The members OF the Faulkner Club
are called 10 meet Monday evening, at
eight o'clock, at Y. NJ. d. C. hail, Main
and Twenty-frSt Streets. The business
is important, and every member is urg-
ed to be present.
For the past three weeks the Republi-
cans have had Polish and Slav Re
publ:can leader of Cleveland, Ohio, in
the Eighth ward and Upper Benwood
influencing his countrymen and bring
ing them before the Circuit Court for
citizens papers.
1t is estimated that the crowd who
| heard Mr.. OFarrell Friday night al
REIMBURSEMENT street did not number
one-third of those who heard the I'M
answerable arguments for free coinage
delivered by Mr.. Bell on Tuesday night
al the same place.
There VIII be a free silver rally at
the street car barns. in upper Benwood
next Thursday evening. Addresses will
! be delivered by Hon. NJ. c. Sweeney, OF
Pittsburg, and General Wat Harden,
of Kentucky. a number OF clubs Will
be out for escort duty.
The Elkins Cadets and other excur-
sionists 10 Canton arrived home at half
past five o'clock yesterday morning
after spending most of ne night in the
cars. All report having had a good
time, but all were well tired out when
they got home.
The B. B. Dovener Club, of the Eighth
ward, has at last devised upon scheme
in which to single out their only colored
member, John Allen, at present hosCer
for Dr.. J. H. Pipes, by establishing him
as a drum major. This has been a
kn0.ty problem for the leaders to solve,
as some quiet kicking was going on in
thc marching coluTn.