Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-04
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,

from Mr.. Ed. Steger, at the Office of tn
Fair Ground, and every Captain should Sc
to getting them for his command.
The Jefferson Escort Club will receiv
Governor Hendricks at the P, C. & st. L
station, and is ordered to meet at 5 81
o'clock this morning. The club will ther
meet for general orders at o'clock, and fo
evening parade at $50 sharp.
MORNING PARADE.
The exercises of the day will begin will
the parade at 10 o'clock. Full Instruction.
for clubs will be found in the general ordel
of Commander White, published
elsewhere. These were also printed
in full yesterday, and mistake
or misunderstanding is impossible Unless
all signs fail, the morning parade will be
the biggest street demonstration we ever
had. Besides the many clubs, at home and
abroad, there will be an imposing cavalry
escort, a magnificent industrial and com.
mercial display, and long line Of decor,
ated wagons and carriages. Banners, mot,
toes and trsnsparencies will figure largely
in the parade.
After trsversing the route given elsewhere
the procession will cross the suspension
bridge and proceed to the Fair ground. The
bridge will be free all afternoon, but the
rising water will make the pontoon br,d ge
impossible.
THE SPEAKING
will begin promptly at o'clock in the after
noon and the names OF the speakers are
sufficient guarantee of the merits of the
speeches. After the meeting is ended, the
clubs and crowd will return to the
city and dispose itself as it deems
best, until I o'clock, when the
GRAND NIGHT Demonstration
will come on the board. The town will be
painted red to a certainty. The leading
feature, of course will be the parade, in
which thousands will be in line and which
will be gorgeous spectacle The illumina-
tions fireworks and colored fires viii simply
be immense and nothing can prevent the
demonstration from being a complete sue
cess. The clubs will form in the same ord
er as in the daylight parade aud the place
9fdfearssh 9fdfearssh pHbhsfeG elsewhere" AR0neF tea-
ture of the evening will be the
RECEPTION TO GOV. HENDRICKS
at the State House. where all his friends
NAV call on him. He will also review the
procession from the balcony Of the State
House.
There is little more to be said in the way
of instructions, as the REGISTER has hereto
fore given full reports of all that has trans
pired. Every Democrat is expected to do
his duty in the way of swelling the process
sion and every householder in the way of
decorating and Illuminating.
GENERAL NOTES.
The Democrats of Mingo Junction will
turn out in the parade today, one hundred
strong, all voters.
Some of the decorations already made are
very beautiful They will be fully described
in tomorrow paper.
Clubs will promptly take the position as
signed them in the route, so as 10 have the
tart as early as possible.
The jefferson Juniors are requested to
meet promptly at 8 80 o'clock at Jefferson
Club room in full uniform.
Captains of visiting clubs will please get
meal tickets for their commands, by calling
on Mr.. Ed Steger, at the Office OF the fair
ground.
The Democratic ladies yesterday pre-
sented the jefferson Escort Club with q
beautiful black satin banner, appropriately
lettered.
The Martinsburg battery arrived at mid
night last night, and was received by an
escort and conducted to the Howell House.
Its cannon will wake the echoes this
morning.
The Democrats living on Fourteenth
street above Jacob in place Of decorat-
ing their houses, which are outside the pro-
scribed routes of the procession to-day,
have erected handsome and tastetully or
namented triumphal arch across the streets.
The work although arduous is done with
a finish that reflects credit on Col White,
Capt, Morse, J. A. Rice and other gentle
men engaged in the work.
There was little misunderstanding in
regard to the hotel at which Gov. Hen
bricks was to stop, which ended IN the
Stamm House being selected. The com
mittee understood il was to have had the
exclusive use of the Mcclure and learned
Yesterday that Blaine would go there to
night. Deeming it best to overlook the
affair, the COMMITTEES decided TO make Dem
ocratic headquarters at the Stamm House
A mammoth edition Of the Sunday Reg
ister riU be printed. boR'ttau to get a
copy early. Full accounts 9 Hendricks
in Hheeiinn mud Blaine ia Bsllaire.