The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-07

Attendance, Despite the Unfair
Treatment Recsivsd from the Ohio
River Road
Notwithstanding the extremely unfair
and Observation-Disclosures policy of
the Ohio River railroad. the indications
are that OHIO county and the other Pan
Handle counties will be uumerously
represented at the meeting of the West
Virginia League of Republican Clubs,
which is scheduled to be held at Par
kersburg tomorrow. In Ohio county,
nearly every club has reorganized and
selected delegates, most of whom VIII
be in attendance. and Brooke and Mar
shall will furnish many additional dele
gates.
This morning the advance guard Of
the Ohio county crowd will leave on the
10 o'clock Ohio River train. some TWEEN
ty or thirty strong. Among the pill
grims viii be the following; County
clerk Richard Robertson, city Collector
James K. Hall, Councilman NJ. A. Chew,
Circuit Clerk c. H. Hennlng, Sheriff
H. c. Richards, Chief Of Police William
Clemans, Harry L. Wheat, Harry W.
Mcclure, John E. schellhase, JoEeph
Bero and others. Warden 8. A. Hawk.
Of the penitentIary. and other Mounds
Vile Republicans, will Join the party.
The delegates appointed. by the sew
eral clubs IN Ohio county, and some APP
pointed in Marshall and Brooke. a.e as
follows:
Ohio County Republican Club-Dele-
gates, w. G. Caldwell, Hugh Sterling,
]. R. Butts, William Mccormick, Will
lam Baird; alternates, NJ. A. Chew,
Richard robertson. Jesse Jackson,
Joseph Bero, John Kindelberger.
Washington District Club-De Delegates,
william Gill, Ross T. Chew, DR.. George
Otto, Joseph H. Fox and William
Jones; alternates, Louis Horkheimer.
Jacob Snyder. Edward Elliott, Edward
Birch and Edward McKowTi.
Logan Club, OF the Granddaughter,
Clarence Underwood, W. H. Anderson.
r. NJ. Addleman, Addison Israel and
W. H. Higgins; ulternates, David DIM
ger, A. C. McVane, Louis Paul, A. l..
White and T. w. Stobbs.
Union District Club-W. II. Hornlsh,
Richard Robertson, Thomas O'Brien,
jr., william Beckett and John Bailey.
Centre District Club-E. j. MUM, 9.
H. HennIng. C. F. Bachman, A. s.
Hare. Lee X. Dobbs.
Webster District Club-Delegutes,
Charles F. schultze. William D. Dud-
ley, Henry Rosenberg. Charles Moore
and William Shields; alternates, Jesse
jackson, Charles Dowler, William Ash
worth, Frank Bowers and George De-
Vinney.
Eighth Ward Club-Nathanlel Mount
ford, George Bell, Samuel HUMPHREYS,
AdolpiT Fritz and Frank Edele.
Valley Grove Club-Delegates. Scott
Nuzum, Sim Rodgers, DR.. Joseph
Caldwell, DR.. John Jobes, Faris Whit
tam: alternates. Wilson Biggs, Charles
Mccullough VIII Gibson, John Pogue
and Marion Lewis.
McMechen Club-Delegates, ]. e.
Doyle, S. r. Hanen, Isaiah Stephens,
Or. NJ. A. Dowler. and Charles q. KIM
ney; nlternates. H. P. Maxwell. Frank
lteeCe, pTutlk JelLeESI 4oOOth 0uOuWLLl
and Edward MARBLE.
Bethany Cube. B. Scott, ]. B,
Moore and w. G. Jones.
Colored Club of Moundsvllle-J, n.
Stales. A. G. Adams, ]. R. Haskins,
James Lipscomb and Joseph johnson.
Mark Hanna club, Of Benwood-Paul
Reldel, Henry sliptner, VIII schad.
Clark Sprouts. Albert Landers.
Mckinley and Hobart club, Of North
BenwoOd-Willlam seabright, John t.
Roseberry. Charles Miner, Charles Hol-
derman. Thomas Keffer.
Chairman Hornlsh. OF the county
committee, has been making an effort
to secure the names OF 100 Republicans
who would mako the Parkersburg pill
grimage, but he was able to secure the
names Of only sixty. For this number
the Ohio River road ought to have con-
coded the So IS rate which It was willing
to extend to party OF 100. for with six
~ guaranteed 1t was practically as
sured forty others would go-but, no,
the Ohio River Is one Of these high and
mighty corporations that can go Its
way serenely. Evidently It's policy is,
1.-THE public be -"
AS the matter stands, the best rate
that can be secured is one and one
third fare for the round trip, which
amounts to g so from wheeling. This
rate applies either to-day or tomorrow,
The Ohio county delegation has not
met yet to caucus on the presidency Of
the league, an office for which there are
three asplrants, Messrs. T. F. Barrett
and ]. W. yandervort. Of Wood county,
and Prosecuting Attorney Ira E. Rob-
inson, Of Taylor county. w. B. Mat
ehws, of Marshall county, the vice pres
ident, had been mentioned rs a candl-
date for the presidency. but the Intelll-
gencer received a special from Charles
ton last night, which states that Mr..
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