The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-05

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large platform. They are:
Dr. LII Pipes, A. M%ornIngstar.
George Bowers, ST., Henry Schmulbach,
Augustus Pollack, Alfred H. Machin,
7. {: Moffat. Henry j. Vain,
Bentley Jones, James Machin,
Z. a. Robinson, james Lancaster,
George Il. Long, II. F.. Nolte,
FrankLowery, Or. W. E. s%tathers,
John Wright, ST., Thomas Dawson,
Il. E. Meyers, Louis Helmbrecht.
C. ID. Thompson, Philip Kuntz,
u. h. Hall. Alex. Marshall,
John Klndelberger, DR.. Ed Armbrecht,
W. J. w. Cowden, Jacob Kline.
WIN. sshwertiegcr, Dr.. ii.sT. Ford.
Harry Mcclure, JOHNNY. Shuttle,
x Capt. w. I.iTravis, Joseph A.iArkle,
Capt. w. NJ. Otto, Edward Marschner,
4P.EB. Dobblns. George Bordeaux,
a. C.sF'. Ebelias, Patrick Daugherty,
.Adolph Fritz, 7. Zimmerman. ST.
Michael Rauth. Daniel Dichl,
Robert carp. Conrad Bramer,
= William Blon. FLA. Blum,
Chas. Morninestlr, s.. Waterhouse, jr.,
II. c. Richards. DIR. H.sTaylor.
Daniel Maxwell, Richard Robertson,
r. r Glass, NC. H.. Henning.
John Corn. WAC. Meyers,
John kome, Herman Kostl,
George w. Connel, Daniel Dinger.
The afternoon meeting will be pre-
sIded over by Hon.SW. H. c. Curtis,
who will introduce Judge I. w. Lans-
Ing, Of Lincoln, Nebraska, who Will
speak on the money and tariff ques-
tons and will In the course of his re-
marks. p~resertla handsome flag to the
BIB. Dovener club. 1t will be received
by Captain Dovencr, who will take this
occasion for making one of his elegant
speeches. The a%fternoonf meeting Will
be called to order promptly at $50
o'clock and after II is over the time
Will be. spent In dancing. bowling and
other arnuscmcnts until half past sew
en- O'Clock. when the evening meeting
will be called TO order by Mr. 7. NJ.
Garvin, who will Introduce Hon. Pat
rick O'FarrclI. OF washington City,
who will speak for an hour or so on
the issues Of the campaign.
Both Of these speakers are recognized
as being campaign orators Of eXtraor-
binary ability and the meetings are
looked forward to withsa great deal of
pleasure.
The Dovcner and Atkinson clubs will
meet ut their respective club rooms
promptly at 1 o'clock and headed by
Mayors band. they will march to the
Odd Fellows hall. where they will be
Joined by ti:a Elkins Cadets, who will
meet Mt 1{o'clock in full. uniform. The
Tariff Champions will also be In line
and all other Republican clubs are Invi-
ted to join In the escort. The Elkins
Cadets will head the column which will
march to the Mcclure House.. where the
speakers will be received: The escort
will then proceed over, the following
route, from Twelfth street up Market
to Tenth. down Tenth to Main. down
Main to Twelfth, up Twelfth to Mar
kct, down Market to Twentieth, up
Twentieth to Chaplinc, to sTwenty-scv-
to Forty-third, to the incline and to
the park.
The Dovener club has secured n can
non and have planted 1t on the hill
side at the park, and as the parade
approaches. n continual firing will be
Kept up.
Last evening at the Drovers' Home,
In Upper Benwo0d, the Republicans
held n largely attended meeting and
formed the Mckinley Tariff and Sound
Money Club, with LAG members. The
following members were elected:
President-Charlcs Il. Seabright,
Vice presidcnt-William Noltc.
Secrctary-J.& T. %Itoseberry.
rreasurcr--John Lublc.
Mr.7lD.SW- Martini OF Wheeling, made
n stirring speech, with sound money
and the tariff ms his text. The club de-
cided to turn out to-day In the parade
that Will precede the d. B.. Dovcner''s
meeting at Mozart park. Adrum corps
has also been formed, and the Repub-
llrans OF the community are %thorough-
" aroused.
Interest in the Thurston meeting on.
the La Belle pottery grounds next
Thursday Is increasing and 1t bids.
fair to be one OF the greatest meetings
OF the campaign. DR.. IT. j. Baguley5
has been appointed chief marshal of
the parade that will !Drcccdc tho meet
Ing. There VIII be IA meeting Mt Re-
publican headquarters on Monday,
evening of the chief marshall and cap
talns and presidents gof Republican
clubs. when aids to the marshal Will
be named and other arrangements for
tho demonstration perfected.
Lapt night In McMcchen. a poorly.
attended meeting was addressed by
Colonel &W. w SArnctt; 3of4 sthls&Sclty,
Democratic On ndidate for Congress iNt
this district. More than hllt OF the.
sixty he2plcwfp attended were Iiepub.
llcans. There was an entire absence 81;
enthusiasm. SWhenSthree cheers for