The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08

shan; Arnold g. schafr. 0f Mineral, =,
"A. f5aiI, Or. W. y. stather' l,gilt3
EheIiR Goodwin, Of Lewis Pro Ing
Attorney In ID Robinson, 81 4ayinff
Stntef Senator James "A HUI lle1i r. u
Campbell, elliott N1rthcDtp ~. ~
EIngheS and others from cabel totnF
II; 81 r. Haven, uf 1larliall e file 8 ~
a4or u ~. Hep1lly, Of tlQeonsl &iA
EhoWlitnr, of 1ioFions John 4. mccoy
and Y-clrcuit Judge y. =. Jacobs pl
Tyler; Thomas n, DAVIES pl A1yiqti
Secretary ol STATE paWsoni sta4e
Thaa6urer Kendall, Auditor 14afqllstte,
y. I. Campbell 9 prorllnsnt treas Ill l,,9
eS- tnagter b u. Adams ann l4lilr
ott Northcott. Huntington; STATE silper-
fntendent OF Schools ] A. Irptteri
Postmaster o, "A. Petty Grant Az ana
Captain Avis, Of Cl1arleatpn, ana qt1ere
too rtmProug 70 mention
Marrow Escape Efpm Wrock
The Ohio county dalegationls advance
guard arrived at O'clock this after
noon, ana en- route thelF train, the eohio
Valley ESpresai' on tAe Ohio River
railroad, had q raFEotY eeeapo from pa
inE wrecked q short distance below ~.
Mary's, The Faina had caused q heavy
slide OF earth and rock ct a spot where
tie hill Hide rises Biiuer at one Side OF
the track while the Ohio flows justito
tha right, Fortunately, a track qfallfer
discovered the slide Just In time % =. s
the train, which was stopped only g 2 AZ
feet. from the obstruction which was q
two-ton rock that would have sent M
CINE and train plunging into the YES
iow-hued and fast rising Ohio. Aver
q delay Of half an hour the obgtructipn
WAC removed and the train proceeded.
N the Ohio county delegation aas
vance guard that arrived on the noon
train were Heasra. James x. Hail n. q.
RichardH, Richard Robertson, Charles
Il. Hennig. John p. snheilhase, II. i.
Wheat. Harry W. Mcclure, n. a, Chew
G. II. Watkins, ST. and 3. Q. Boyer,
Joining the party OF Moundsville Bere
Prison Warden Sam A. Hawk and Or.
S. NJ. Steele.
Postmaster George Work greeted the
boys at sistefgyilie. ana said Tyler ?
big delegatfon would be here tornignt.
Some Of the Ohio county crowd are g
the jackson and others at the Blennef'-
hassatt. Mr.. Hall has opened heo15
quarters az the former hosiery ana ~ u
putting In some hard licks Cor the audi
tOrial plum. .,.
The melting IS the Mecca for all the
aspirants for places on the state tcket !.
Among those already on hand and nara
al work are Messrs. James *. Hal, At
mold c. schsrr and y. ~. LatohetLe'
candidates for auditor and s. =. Haf1en,
az Marshall, who aspires to the treasury
portfolio. Others are expected to-nignt T.
To-Day's League Meeting,
The hrst session OF the league to-
morrow win be called to order by Act
fnO President W. .. Mathews, IN tne
Audiforiun theatre, ct 10:S0 a. n. An
address % welcome viii be delivered on
lbehaif OF the city OF Parker9burB IA
Rfayor Charles H. Turner, and he wlu
~ followed by another local speaker,
Who win second the sentiments 70 pc
EXPRESSED by Mayor Turner. Vice Pres
ident Mathews win probably responu
an behalf Of the league. Next the
league will choae delegates 70 the IA.
( tio5aI I IaaRue Of Republican Clubs, end
FOLLOWING win come appointment 81 me
iiisual committees on credentials, resoe
tlutiona. etc. and then the noon recess
! win be taken. 4, J, :
The afternoon session vii convene q
-a.s0 o,nIncig oficefs for the 1nguint
farm will be elected, Is follows: Pfeai-
dent vice president Zone for each cons
gressional district). secretary, treasurer
and executive committee.
1Tben VIII come the address Of the cay
nv United States Senator John n.
[ ITh,,rston. Of Nebraska. who Will be IN
troduced by West Virginia 8 junior SEN
ator. Hon. n. B. Scott. -, =.
STbp bnslpess Of the meeting Will De
finished Mt the afternoon session.