The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13
ORDERS FOR MONDAY
Issued by Chief Marshal Travis.
A Long List Of Aides.
A GRAND DEMONSTRATION
Being systematically Arranged Por,
And If the Weather Is Good, the
Result VIII he astunncr-out.
side Clubs Coming In Force.

All the arrangements for the big Re
publican street demonstration that is to
take place in this city next Monday
night are being rapidly completed, and
il the weather is favorable there ia no
doubt but what there will be witnessed
here one Of the grandest and hand
soonest demonstrations ever known in
the history OF the city. The reports
OF those who intend to be here
are still coming in. Yester-
day reports were received from out
along the Il. & O.'s main stem, and they
were to the effect that nearly every Re-
publican marching organization in that
direction will have men in
line. while those who do not
not belong to any club are coming in
droyes to see the show. The q. Up.
road and the Hempfeld division will
bring in the largest crowds il the reports
received from the towns along those
lines are 10 he even partially relied on.
The Panhandle will bring down a
goodly number OF Pittsburghers, and
those from Steubenville and Wellsburg
and other points, who take thatir0ad,
will make the train a heavy one by the
time it reaches here. The Baltimore &
Ohio will bring hundreds from both
east and west. All these excursion trains
will get in here about 7 o'clock, and the
clubs detailed to do escort work will
have n lively time nj H.
Last evening Col. W. II. Travis, the
Chief Marshal, issued his first general
orders. They are us follows:
HEADQUARTERS
LINCOLN CLuB, No. l22i MARKET STREET.
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct, Il, ISIS.
General Orders No,l.
/. The following staff and division
commanders are hereby appointed for
the Republican street parade, Monday
evening, October Is, 1855:
Chief Of Staff, Major j. Kelsey Hall.
Adjutant General, Capt. Sam Brubaker.
Bugler, Capt. Theo. Roller.
Aides, Richard Robb, Nelson Noble,
A. S. List, Hugh Sterling, j. G. Kline,
Walter Bell, Thos. II. Lewis, W. 3. Nc
Mechen and DR.. John Dickey.
The first division will consist ofall the
visiting clubs. The commander and his
aides will be announced, in General Or
ders No. 9, to be issued on the morning
of the 10Th. They will be selected from
the visiting clubs. =,
The second division will consist Of all
the clubs belonging to the Wheeling
brigade, Colonel Ii. 3. Baguley com
handing.
Adjutant, G. Z. Irwin.
Aides-Capt. William Otto, Alex. Tur-
Her, DR.. Robert Reed, Fred Arbenz, VIII
liam Mccormick, William schwertzfer-
ger, G. D. Thompson, james Callahan
and Cecil Robinson. :,
The third division will consist Of all
those mounted and in carriages, I. Q.
MolIat commanding.
Ad;utant, ]. W. Grubb.
Aides, Ed Atkinson, OF Triadelphia;
w. NJ. Dunlap, Of, West Liber-
ty; Il. W. McCombs, OF Sher-
rard; Harlan Carter, OF Richland ;
Captain William North, OF Richland !
Charles Seibert, DR.. 7. o. Edwards and
George Ford,
II. The designation OF rank will be
as follows: Chief Marshal and command
ers OF divisions, red sashes; adjutants
and chief OF staff, blue sashes; aides,
white sashcs. All sashes must be worn
around the waist, except those worn by
the Chief Marshal and Adjutant General,
which will be worn across the breast.
All mounted officers arc requested to
wear dark suits and soft military hat
with cord.
III. The Chief Marshal's staff and the
commanders Of divisions and stalls,
will report to the Chief Marshal at head
quarters ut $3.50 o'clock sharp on the
18th, By order Of
W. II. TRAVIS,
Chief Marshal.
S. BRunAKER, Adjt, Gcnl,
(00ciai.)
I The route OF the parade has been
slightly changed. The column as it
comes up from the South Side will
march straight up Market street to
Ninth, down Ninth to Main, down Main
to Fourteenth and up Fourteenth to
Market, disbanding as it reaches the
corner Of Market and Fourteenth.
A number OF citizens are arranging
TO make elaborate displays Of fireworks,
and the decorations promise to
be quite general. The aim has
been to keep the marchers on the
brick pavements rs much as pos
siblC, and those who want to assist in
the demonstration with colored fires,
etc, are requested to take them to the
streets on which the column marches
and set them Off there. Every Repub-
lican can assist in making this a memo
rable occasion.