Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-10
+ or the Chroni Gle.
Wide Awake Display and Procession
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at $50 P, u. on Sl.lr1ay night, W.
with ! host Of others cro~Ld ourselves
into ene Of khe four coaches provided By
tss c i L.. B. R. Company for tie purpose
a conveying the "Wi& Avakss," and
their ri,IGs TO =. and return. Vile
Ava cs of the place o~ocpIyins a part Of
the hiRdRs: cir. AMI said frElIs filing
the bal2Gec Of the cars Is OverfosinS-
Very many who desired to so from here,
had to Wait fer the next train. leaving here
at 1872. Finally the whistle blew up
brakes and of NC 60. at about the speed
Of cold molasses." which we must add.
in hanor Of tie ''gentleAanly engineer"
and ''gendemanly. Polite and goGd-lO0k
ing" conductor (no ~aattery-style used ~
al modern writer's, was kept uP-ezciu-
ding stOpPose-until we got to Youngs-
town. The next question after starting,
was. how are we to accommodate the Niles
and Mineral Ridge W. a.. aad their
friends? which seemed to be a question of
equal Importance with the conductor.-
Upon arriving at tire Niles station. We
found both companies drIwn u in line to
reeei7e uA Finding that the train lad to
wait there a few minutes. they gave Us I
specimen Of what We we're to exPec. in the
wy Of military tactics, Fer the first
time We were brought fully to appreciate
the beauty asd RagniGccnee Of . torchlight
scene as exhibited by a Vide Awake som
pany well drilled. Our patriotism and en-
thusiasm became too much for US. and we
raised the safety valve Of cur lungs and let
a portion escape. making ! tr mendous
noise. Finally an attempt was made to
crowd them into the coaches already groan-
iug with their excessive burden; this vas
10 60. The ',gentlcmanly conductor"
aforesaid. made i exit from this dilemma
bg adding three fits. to our train, which
were INSTANTLY FL d. Away We 60 again.
after the ''cold mAasses" fashion. fetching
up saddenly at Gira.d. Said srntlem,nly
conductor by running a few in edgeways,
and by laying the big ones dswEfor the lit
tie ones to sit on, (Gu,liver style } su9osed-
cd in getting a few more on hoard. Again
we were Of and By convsrsing with our
two neiebbprs for We wereserowdst three
IN a scat passci the time pleasantly. until.
suddenly u car is 4 Coed of flight. darting
to cur feet We got out as soon as possible,
AMI End the Youngstown W. AS drlwnup
u f!c. IL froat Of Norman Andrews resi-
dcnce upon tbs hill. mixing I magnificent
appearance. THERE'S nothing that will
j: but the single word grand our
COMPANIES Termed on each sidc-of the train
and then marched Up the hill in separate
divisions, to gain the y. company; there
fcraing. they all marched down this street
GU tbc biz. as far as the Diamond. there
turning down 70 Federal street. marched
down that street to the lower cni oftown; !
then back to the EPper-eadzo of Iowa. On
Baci OF River street; she1ce down Federal
street 10 the Diamond. and thsre forniR.
: hollow eluars (of only three sidorl
around tie outside, Of the crowd and the
stand. The whole procession wac
led By the YOanenownB Brass hand Each
company had their military baGd OF &c
and. drum and each baDa We believe Played
during the Whole march. en- their own I'M
iivdu1rssPOuy oiiisys A stand had been
sec.sd upon the Diamond for theFPcakezs
The mccsisg was called to order hy r. N