The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26
POLITICAL NOTES,
Meetings In tho Failure and Gossip About
thr club organizations.

Mtriihkf w thr thtWtc anu toNlp hnout
thr club Organizations
The ElkIns Cadets are requested TO
take the O'colck motor to
evening for the barbecue ut Pleasant
Valley. The officers expect to have q
| large turnout In the parade. The
| banner presentation will take place
Tuesday evening Instead OF Wedncs-
day, aS announced. Tho exercises will
| be preceded by Il parade In which II II
expected to have every member In line.
| This will be the publIc's FIRST Opp0rtu-
| nifty 10 see a full representation Of the
| club. Senator Elklns hns been Invited
10 bc present on this occasion, which
Will be n memorable one In tlra history
Of the organization. The ladies' having
| the AFFAIR In charge invite all their
| friends. Speakers hive been secured
| 20 make addresses, their names to be
| published the first OF next week. The
| route of the parade Is to be hereafter
| announced.
The club has pnra1cd every evening
this week. going to Benwnod On Thurs.
day cvcning.nnd In order 10 be In shape
| for the Pleasant Valley affair, decided
not 10 participate In III" Sixth ward
demonstration last evening.
The rumor In circulation Is regretted
| by every member of the club, as It IL
entirely unfoundcd. They are working
| for the good OF the cause, and nrc nn-
XlOus to so wherever called and where
ever assigned.
From reports that have been coming
In, the excursion nf the Panhandle to
Canton On next Friday. promises Ia BE-
| "a lif- gnpNugg EHy.r,lp.I,. phntttl Ia
see the next President. and the ladies'
are urged 10 accompany their fathers
ana brothers to pay their respects to
Mrs, Mckinley. The rnilrond fare has
been placed 30 low that 1t Is within the
reach Of all, 81 80.
Hon. Newell X. Ecnnon. OF 81. FAIRS
VILE, has agreed Ia make several
speeches In this state for the Sound
Money Democratic ticket and Will
| speak here about the middle OF OCto-
| Der. Mr.. KennOn Is n brilliant ora
tor ard good lawyer who has been
u Democrat all his life. but now repu-
| dates the Chicago platform OF repu-
diation.
In heated argument between n sill
Yer DemoyInt and gold man OF the
same party. yesterday. the former said
he congratulated himself to know tho
mass OF the PJpucratIc party had left
the old leaders. whom he designated as
has bGcns" The sound money Demo-
| crat looked at him and quick as a flash
answered That's all right: l would
| rather follow the has beens" than to
he In the same party with the never
wasscrs." or never wlll-bc's."
Mr. Thomas McCabe. n business man
Mt Maynard. over In Belmont county,
has recently been posing as an anxious
| better In favor Of the boy orator. Yes
terday I Maynard mRH was In Ran
scnOerG * NCCOnaughy's place in
\ Bridgeport ana announced that Nc
| Cahe would wager $500 that Bryan
would be the next President OF the
| United States. lie was informed that
| his bet would be taken. and was re-
| Qucsted to inform Mr.. McCabe To that
effect. lie did SO and McCabe replied
that tn. bridgeport fellows did mot
mean business and were Only blunlnG.
When this was heard John RanseH-
berg took the first train for Mny-
| nard at i:ij y. m. He called on Nc
Cabs and informed him that he was
| there for the purpose Of accepting his
be; and was ready and willing to
| place any amount from 81 TO $1,000 In
the hands Of any responsible Wheeling
man or In any Wheeling bank that
| Mckinley would be elected. McCabr
"sIuealcd" and iIatly refused to bet.
| The ln;clllGcncer IS authorized 10 state
that the firm Of RlusenberG & Nc
| C0nnaUEhy will wager any amount
| from 81 To $1,000 that Mckinley will he
| elected. the money 10 he placed In the
| hands Of any responsible Wheeling
| man or Wheeling bank. This offer Is
| good to-day, tomorrow or any dny.
| Hero Is a chance FOR any enthusiastic
Bryan man to show his carnestness in
| his profession OF faith and confidence
In the result Of the election.