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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
U7r5FFT INC REGISTER SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, Io90

Glen's Run clubs and escort them
down town.
Mr.. Chris Viewig, the well-known
tinware man. dug up potato tew
DAYS ago that appears to have some
pclitical significance The big potato
was surrounded by sixtenn small ones
ID to / The tu1ers nave Zen or
exhibition at this Office and nave al
tracted q good lal ~ attention.
The meeting that was to nave oeen
hell at Aetnaville Monday night by the
Democrats of Martins Ferry and
bridgeport has been declared of on &C
count of the Mother Hubbard parade at
Wheeling on that night.
Monday night NJ. F. Drycen, or THIS
city and c. L. Weems, of st. ClairsyiIie,
are to speak at Barton, O., on the cam
paign issues. The former Will discuss
rhe fal.acious gold standard, which the
latter IS unfolding The Democratic
Executive Committee Of the county at
TEMPTED 10 have Nh Weems meet Mr..
Dryden in joint debate on that evening;
but il seems as though Mr.. Weems ana
his managers are afraid TO tackle the
question in that manner with Mr.. Dry
den. as no answer had been received
from them late last evening.
The Democratic Executive Committee
of Belmont county have arranged TO re-
ceive the election returns Tuesday nlght
bv private wire at their headquarters
in Bridgeport. Every Democrat in the
county who wishes to hear the returns
as they come in are welcome to come 10
the headquarters. 49,.
The members of the Bryan Free Sill
yer Club at Bridgeport are requested 10
meet at the City Hall, Of that place, at
seven o'c.ock sharp, from which place
they will go to Wheeling TO participate
in the Democratic parade. every
marcher will be provided with either
cane and flag or an umbrella. Every
body is requested to turn out and take
part in the affair.
rousing free silver meeting was
held last night at Long Run Schooi
House. near Greggsville. Charles r.
Armstead was the speaker, and he was
listened to with great attention by d
crowded house. Two drum corps were
present, one marching clear from + ul-
ton.
a souvenir history Oh tue EihinS Va
diets. in book form, has been published
1t contains sixteen pages of reading
matter and advertisements and is
very creditable production.
Don't forget that Manager M. r.
Wolff. of the telephone company, Will
distribute the election returns over
the long distance wires of the COM
pany Tuesday night to all subscribers.
If you want the returns, call up Man
ager Wolf, and he will fix you.
Election returns will be received at
the Carroll Club Tuesday night, and
all members and their friends are in
vited to call.
The name of the Faulkner Silver
Club was Internationally omitted
in yesterdays Register in the list Of
clubs which marched in the big dem
onstratiOn at Benwood and McMechen
Thursday night. The Faulkner boys
turned out in good numbers, as they
always do on every occasion.
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THE CITIZENS SILVER CLUE.
A Grand Total OF Four Hundred and Forty
Eight Names on the R0ll-Arrangements
Tor

A Grand Total OF -Four Hundred and Forty
Eight Names on the R0ll-Arrangements
for To-day
Although il was not intended that a
meeting Os The newly-formed Citizens
Bryan Silver Club should be he'd last
u-gh.. 50 many enthusiastic silver men
Assem- bled al Democratic headquarters
that the meeting was called to order and
the rel beck opened. FOrty-siX a9di-
gona. signatures We're enrolled during
The evening. bringing the grand total
up o four hundred and forty-eighJ.
Tie marching officers for to-n-ghts
para 5e were selected. as follows: Cap
ta.n. John A. Weisgerber; First Lieu
tenant. J. ~. Crawford; Second Lieu
tenant. ". II. Sha1Her; Third Lieuten-
ant. Charles II. Dr.ehOrst; Forth Lieu
tenant. August Mayors; Fifth Lieuten-
ant. L. j. Miller; Sixth Lieutenant, W..
C. Bowers. Seventh Lieutenant, Jonn
Garrison; Eighth Lieutenant, N. ID.
Chu G.: Ninth Lieutenant h. {. Schae-
fer. Tenth Lieutenant John L. Giesey;
Eleventh Lieutenant, William Crogan;
Twelfth Lieutenant. Frank RiesJer;
Thirteenth Lieutenant, Victor wise;
Fourteenth Lieutenant, c. 7. Sauvageot.
L15 marching officers are called 20 as
seml,e az the Peabody building this
evening q, ten minutes before seven
O'Clock. sharp. and the members Of the
CLUB s.e called for seven O'Clock sharp.
As Illustrating the popular interest in
this organization, and the uprising OF
Che people which il represents. II may
bee stated that there are one hundred
and seventy-s.X subscribers 10 the fund
TO- derray the expenses Of tonight
turnout. they contributing Slll-5O- OuJ
of this money the cub has hired a band
an album anee Of flags for every marcher'
red fire for every man, and ribbon
Bryan s,relmer for each marcher. and
these articles viii be distributed this
evening 90 the men in line, without
money ana without price. And IL ism {
necessary thlt your name be on the e.uo
rolls TO enutle YOU 10 march with the
club this evening. On The contrary,
every silver voter VIII be welcomed,
given flag. s.reamer and red nre and
assigned TO a place in Inc. Everybody
is invited TO participate, and ali Will be
welcome.
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PERTINENT SUGGESTIONS.
Points for To-Day end To Slight. Which Al
should Heed

Points for To-Day and To Sight, Which All
should Heed
To the Voters of Ohio County;
The Committee on Reception. whose
names were published in yesterday morn
ines Register. will call AT the counting
room of the Register and receive their
badge.
There will be no tickets issued for vice
presidents. as il was deemed ineNpedient.
Seats will bc arranged on the different
platforms for those who wish TO occupy
them.
would suggest that all parties. without
reeard to- politics. cali on the Vice Presi-
dent of the United States. Adlai L. Stew
eusou. and pay their respects to him.
Tht reception viii be held at the Windsor
Hotel Callers viii be introduced by some
one OF the Reception Committee.
would further suggest that during the
street parade AN persons who are not in
line with the procession. keep out OF the
street and remain on the sidewalk as an
accident may occur by rushing into the
street Resides it does not give the men
I'm line enough room on the street for
their column.
I would further suggest to the men in
line that If any insult is offered them in
any way 10y the opposite party to pay
no attention 20 81. Rather take the insult
thauoder any violence towards them. and
the captains of each company are re-
uuested To notify their men TO that effect.
T. NJ, DARRAH
Chairman County Dem. Eek. Committee.
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Additional details are to be found in the
following General orders, issued by Chief
Marshal F'ranzheim, last night:
GENERAL ORDER

Marshal Franzheim, last night:
GENERAL ORDER.
Headquarters Democratic Clubs,
Wheeling. w. Va, Oct. 90
General order No. TO-
l. There will be a general parade Satur-
day evening, October 3lst. Of all Demo-
cratic Clubs, and all organizations are
hereby ordered to participate.
.. The column will consist of six di-
visions composed as foiiows:-
g. First Division-Young Mems Demo
cratic Club. Steubenville Club. Wellsburg
Club. Tiltonsville club ard all other Clubs
coming from north of Martins Ferry.
Division will form on Chapline street.
right resting on Twelfth.
Second Division-W. J. Bryan Silver
Club Sistersville Club, Darlington Club.
Benwood Club and Triadelphia club. Di-
vision will form on Fourteenth street,
right resting on Chapline
Third Observation-Disclosures Club, Bridge
port club. Martins Ferry Club, Bellaire
club. Nnion District Club. German
American Silver Club. Washington Dis
trict club and Fulton Club. Division will
form on Fifteenth street, right resting on
Chapine.
Fourth Dlvision-Citizens' Bryan Silver
Club. Eighth Ward Club Garden Spot Sill
yer Club. c. c. Watts Club. and all other
clubs not above mentioned. Division will
form on Eon street right resting on Four
teenth
Fifth Division-To be composed Of car
riages and other vehicles, open carriages
to take the right of the division. Division
will form on Chapline street, right rest
ing on Twelfth.
sixth Division-To be composed of
mounted men. Division will form on Chap
line street. right resting on Seventeenth,
and on Eighteenth street. right resting on
Chapline
= An MarshaIs and aides will report at
their respective headquarters not later
than 7l5 p. m. All clubs will report at
their respective divisions not later than
73o p. m.
e. Evolutions will not be permitted dur
ing the parade. All clubs must keep to
the proper distance.
e. An horsemen, other than officers must
ride in the sixth division, in columns OF
eight and platoons will De twenty Feet
apart r
s. The column will move over the lollo"-
ing route: West on Twelfth TO Marhet' ~
seventh. 10 Main. TO Twelfth. TO Market
~ -rventieth. 10 Nam. TO Twenty-tourth'
~ Twentv-seventh. TO Chaphhe' 10
Tbirtv-sixth. to Eoff. TO Thirty-ninth' 70
1acob 70 Thirty-third 20 Eoh. to twenty
seventh. TO Chapline. TO Twenty second 10
49,. ., Fourteenth and disband.
9. The appointments OF genera 80
division marshals and STATS are VII. III,
published. and will be respeC''u anu
obeyed accordingly. "a.
10. Aides will report as follows. A,u.'
on stan Of Chief Marshal on wen "a
street. between Chaplne ana MaI i Ae'
Aides on stan Of First Division Mars ,..,
on ChapMne street, south OF I"ei,'H'
Aides on staff of Second Division N@isi'''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
BELMONT COUNTY VOTERS,
Here Is the Way to Handle Your Ballot on
Election Day

Here Is the WAY to Handle Your Ballot on
Election Day.
The following will De of much value to
the voters of Belmont county in handling
tre Australian ballot which they Will use
m victims next Tuesday:
First ia marking your ticket. to vote
the straight Democratic ticket mark the
letter * within the circle under the
rooster.
Second-On the Peoples party ticket
there appears but ono name, that of VIM.
Barr for Presidential elector Mr.. Barr
has asked 90 have his name withdrawn,
but the Secretary of state will not allow
him To- DO So. as il seems, for none but
political purposes, and there should be
mo- votes cast for him. II any should
want TO vote for him. they should mark AN
TX" I'm tine square in front of his name,
and then mark an " in the circle under
the rooster and stratch out the name OF
one OF the Presidential electors appearing
under the rooster II otherwise marked,
the ballot will be thrown out.
Thud-As 10 folding the ballot. Take
the bottom edge in the fingers and place
evenly ON the heavy black line at the top
of the ballot. This will leave about one
inch of o. stub exposed. Then fold 1T in
half from right to left then fold again
from bottom to the top 10 black line
which can be seen through the paper.
Lastly. fold from right TO left in three
folds. so that the names of the election
commissioners will appear on the now
folded ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
A CARD FROM MR.. T.
Bridgeport. O. Ooto.l-
D the Editor of the REGISTER

Bridgeport. O.. Oo-o.e-
To the Editor OF the Register
Dear Sir: In this morning.
you have special from S,m
Ohio, claiming my stateme-. "
there was no local union OIL tl.r...
hline Workers in SteubenyT
true. ] said in a card sent ru>
vile in answer 10 an inquiry b.
friend that the miners OFF 2
shaft in Steubenyille did r. -
to the United Mine Worker
repeat that statement and
Register, its Steubenyi'lo .a..-
ent, or any citizen I'm the Ohio
to call at my office and oNmr.
books of the organization a.. u .
truthfulness of my statement
| Will further say chat II tra r.--
Of Dustard's shaft af S.m..r.
dorsed Nj. McFalieu for Clae
members of the United Mnc Nor
they are imposters SD lar as rcur.
ing themselves -o ie members .f
above organization The. are mon
have not been members f the Uni.
Mine Worker for about .hrea years
In regard To- chat part of The ar.
that the Republican bosses 0f III
district have used me t1 bolster do
weak candidate viii ar t'.. P.
statement is false and could .r. ..
nate from q person WHO W.. r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31
HAT mANUFACToRY.
One OF the Industries of Wheeling Which
Is Meeting with Remarkable Success.

One OF the Industries of Wheeling Which
Is Meeting with Remarkable Success.
Among the large number of industries
of which Wheeling can boast as a manu-
featuring city. we have located a. No.
1864 Main street a hat mandatory
which has increased in extent Of bust
ness and popularity 10 a remarkable de-
gree within the short period since its es-
adjustment. The large patronage
which has been given this enterprise
and its growing trade is proof that II
has been recognized as a want by those
who are not satisfied with ready-maCe
hat wear and who do not wish to pay
the high prices asked for by hat dealers
Customers at this establishment can not
only get hat which is made 10 conform
TO their hea6s, but one which in quality
and workmanship is equal TO the best
makes of hats advertised, for Mr. r. h.
Hodshon. the manager of the establish
mant is a practical halter himself and
has learned his trade by years of exper-
fence in the large STANDARD hat manu-
facturies Of the east. BY manufactur-
ing hats and selling them direct 10 the
consumer himself he is abe 10 save 70
his customers the amount OF the JJD-
bers' and middlemen's profits, which re-
duces the price 10 every purchaser 10
one-half Of what is charged by hat ceai-
ers for hats which are inferior in qual-
nv. Mr.. Hodshon's hats are al MADE
according to the latest styles and manu-
featured of the best material and hn'sh'
Mr.. Ho5shon not only makes new hats
to order. but reshapes old ones at very
reasonable cost. He makes as one OF MS
sDecialties a fine two dollar hat for
workingmen which is meeting with
large sale. The enterprise when MI
Hodshon has started in Wheeling mas
grown 10 such an extent that ne mas
been compelled to send to a -arge east
ern mandatory for an experience" nat
ter to assist him.
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CHANGES OF VOTING PLACl.
Within the City Districts OF
County.

meeting of the Board of
f...-. .t f.. county ul ono I't.
S 't.,''t nous. ON the o0th day " S'i
t.o. 10 MAS ordered that place
r.ectioIs ur changed ii To-. 4''''
tIicts and precincts, VIZ.
WASHINGTON DI5TkI'
prcciut so. IRON -9i 1lt.-
2I5 .Il.u street.
Precinct No. 3-trom obs At.
81 Main street. M ,r..
Precinct No. Prom eli -1't
10 sol Market sire I.
MADISON DISTkICi.
Precinct SO. f-frpm h,
state Fair Association once
prsoinct SO. 5-Fr0m soutnF
VIrvinia and South If'-t"
souin.alt corner Ql Virgin"
York streets. ...
Precinct $50. H-Irom no. -'-
street 10 lu Zane street.
CLAY DISTRiCI.
Precinct so. Prom 81 .-
10 1878 Market street
Precinct 40. 4-trom b5
~ -'-' UNION DIsTRIOI
Precinct 80. From l' 1.h
TO No. zJU sixteenth street.
CENTRE DIS li,t'
Precinct 40. From 20,
2l60 Main street .....,........
Precinct no. l-rrom c..
Market street 20 20. 'ltl
Precinct No. i-trom .,-
Twenty-hfth streets i'
Precinct No. 6-From O..
seventh and Eod street l.-.
'''''''' RITCHtE DIST.
Precinct 40. 81 rom ..i
1911 Jacob street .i.4 Jacob
Precinct No. From ti
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believing that any OF them would be
present or would under any circum-
stances occupy seats upon stage at a
gold bug meeting. This pain attempt
% make it appear that prominent Demo
Gratis would encourage or approve gold
standard sentiments was warmly re-
scented i'm a number Of Instances. The
person or persons who were responsible
for the publication exhibited colossal
check" 10 say the least.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Elkins Cadets go to Pittsburg
this morning leaving at nine o'clock.
The Republicans yesterday dis,ribut-
cd thousands of paper flags, with pic
lures of Mckinley and Hobart upon
them. Prosdtu,ing the American flag
to partisan purposes is pretty low busi''
ness.
Democats and silver men: Hang out
the American flag to-day, but put no
picture or inscription upon it. a plain
American flag is good enough for the
American people.
Let every silver man wear Bryan
badge to-day and this evening.
If YOU are able 10 walk turn out this
evening in the las, parade OF the cam
paign.
Three big silver mass meetings on
Chapline street this afternoon. Don't
fail to be at one of them.
The predictions for the weather to-
day are that 1t will be fair. All the
more reason why you should turn out.
The Eighth Ward Bryan and Sewa!i
Silver Club is called to meet at the club
room this Saturday evening at o'clock
sharp nv order of the captain.
All the members Of the Young Amer
lean Silver Club will meet al the corner
of Seventeenth and Wood streets this
evening al $50 O'Clock sharp.
Hear Vice President Stevenson this
afternoon.
An unusual number of petitions are
belng circulated by confident Republi-
can asplrants for Office. The greater
number Of petitions are for superintend-
ent OF the penitentiary, turnkey and
guards and If each and every one would
he given berth the number OF officers
at the penitentiary would necessarily be
quadrupied.
Decorate your home or pace OF bust
ness this morning, and turn out IN me
nrocsssiOn this evening.
March with the Citizens Bryan Silver
Cub tonight, If you are not a member
Of any other political organization.
l.; the clubs turn ou' tonight Win
full ranks. Il IS the last parade OF the
campaign,
The Washington District Democrat
IT, club is called to meet at the Seventh
street headquarters at Z o'clocs, sharp
tonight The club will marcn 10 INC
ravine to meet the Martins Ferry and
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WAR A BADGE TO-DAY.

Every Free silver Man should Wear His
Collars This Afternoon and This Even
inS.
To Ohio County Silver Men:
Every man who intends 10 cast vote
for free silver and the cause OF the peo-
pie on Tuesday should wear his coiorS
this afternoon and this ewing. If you
have an elaborate badge pa, it on. II
YOU have not. cal. al the Democratic
headouar,ers. Peabody building, or at
the Register Office, and procure a paper
badge. free of cost, which viii De sum
c.ent for the purpose.
Sand by your coiOrs to-day, and vote
the s.yer ticke, next Tuesday.
THOMAS NJ. DARRAH,
County Chairman.
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that the campaign has been in effect a
failure. Last night the Republican cam
didate for Congress. B. b. Dovener, closed
the campaign by an address in Arion hall.
The Little Giant" as he loves to be
called. has Just completed a canvass Of
the First Congressional district in his be-
half, and last night he told his audience
that he had just returned from among
the farmers at the lower end of the dis
trict, and he conveyed the startling in
formation that every mothers son of them
was going to vote the Republican ticket
on next Tuesday. Mr. Dovener. after CIV
ing this bit Of necessary news TO brace up
the hopes of the faithful. started in with
a stream Of ridicule of the Democratic
party. Mr.. Dovener's speech. giving him
fun credit for any argument he may have
made. was conspicuous for its lack Of ar
gument and solid thought. 1t was
speech which. If the audience had not eX-
pected TO be serious, would have been
laughable. 1t was in itself condemna-
ton Of the claims of any man who asks
the people TO send him as their represen-
tative to Congress. He commenced his adj
dress by positive denial of the fact that
silver was demonetized i'm 1873. He detin-
cd decentralization as the discrimination
of the use of any metal or the restriction
Of its value as money. He claimed to have
a copy Of the act of 1873, but did not read
therefrom, after his definition Of demonet-
ization. that this very thing was accom-
plished by that law, which discontinued
the coinage Of the standard silver dollar.
He said he had only this one fault to find
with the act of 1873, and that was the sec
ton which struck down the coinage Of
silver dollars. and thar II that provision
had not been made that we would have
five more wears of the coinage
of silver dollars He gave great
praise TO the Bland-Allison act Of
1878. and attributed all the honor to the
gold standard advocates. forgetting to
mention that the gold bugs i'm Congress at
that time had fought its passage with all
instrumentalities at their command ana
that il was passed over gold President
veto. He deplored the idea OF free com
are of silver. because he said II would
make every employer a debtor TO his en-
Moves He could pay them off in 90 cent
dollars as an equivalent for 100 cents, yet
the workingman could only spend it for
5s cents at the store. He did not explain
how these dollars would be worth more TO
one man than to another The rest OF Mr.
Dovener's assertions were on par with
these wild absurdities. and he closed with
a prediction of great misery and panic for
the country If free silver was adopted ana
promised that if William Mckinney ana
the Little Giant were elected that 'he
people would continue to enjoy the great
blessings and prosperity Of living under
a gold standard.
After Mr.. Dovener had concluded Mr.
w. II. Hearne made a speech in favor OF
high tariff and a gold standard Which
was received with Hstless attention.
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ATTENTION. DEMOCRATS!

The County Democratic Committee
requests all Democratic clubs to meet
at their respective halls Monday night,
and asks all Democrats and silver men
to meet with them to be addressed on
matters of the greatest Importance, by
the following local speakers: John
A. Howard. w. w. Arnett, John o.
Pendleton, John B. Wilson, NJ. F. Dry
den. T. S. Riley, w. P. Robinson, J..
Is. Handlan, NJ. D. Post and Frank c.
Cox.
These speakers will drive rapidly
from one club room to the other and
every speaker will make a short ad-
dress at each club room.
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THE YANKEE TOURIST.

Frank s. Colburn, known as the
Yankee Tourist" arrived in the Guy
last night about eleven o'clock after
Covering l@S, the distance between Holt
6av's Cove and this city yesterday on
foot Mr. Colburn is a globe trot-
ter ter He started from New York Sep
tember 18Th. with the intention OF do
ipi' a heel and toe act around 5i,. the c,
world aiming to reach Paris during
The Exnosition in 1900 He is not rae
inc against time. his object being sight
see seeing. and health seeking. He sup up,
norts himself by lectures and literary
work He is a very mild mannered
man. and as he has the necessary grit
he is likely to succeed in his self-ap-
pointed task. unless he is served up at
some cannibal feast en- route. lie VIII
leave Wheeling this morning.
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TO-NIGHT'S BIG PARADE.
The Column VIII Move at Eight
O'Clock, in Six Divisions.

The Composition Of the Several
Commands, the staff Of the Chief
Marshal, and the Division Mar
shals and Their Staffs-Indica-
lions Are for Tremendous Turn
Outlet Every Marcher Garry an
American Flag.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-31

Hannah Bros. have just received one
thousand shooting canes and one hun
bred and fifty thousand cartridges. For
sale by Thomas Fox or Hannah Bros,
at No. 1877 or 1323h Market street.
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ISLAND DEMOCRATS READY.

The Democrats of the Seventh waru
will be found in the big demonstration
Tonight in large numbers. They nave
oreanized for this occasion ana the
ioiIidcation after Bryans election ana
will turn out at least a hundred men
They held q final meeting last nlgnt'
and a great many additional names
were signed to the roll.
The club will march in tonight S pa
rade. headed by a band from Beilalre:
The Democrats of the Seventh ward
are thoroughly aroused and deeply en-
thusiastic. They will score point
against their Republican brethren, Tor
members of the Logan club of the Isl
and could not get enough men togeth-
er last Saturday night to take part IN
their much anticipated parade.
All members of the club and all
Democratic voters of the Seventh ward
are urged to turn out tonight with the
club. Every person is called to meet at
the Island Hose House tonight not
later than 7:15 o'clock.