The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-31
Great Western band
Allegheny County Democracy, 10 men, Captain
f. J. Kirk,

NlNut INANAu hNuA hAlA HAAAi
Corps, 80 men, 7. n. ZuvGts, Captain.
BandanA Club, headed by the Black Eagle Drum
Corps. 69men. Captain White.
Twelve carriages with distinguished guests
SECOND DIVISION.
~. Sweeney, Marshal aud i've assistants,
Randall Club, rituburEh, Captain William
West, ~ men.
Horses and carriages.
Lawrence Club, Captain J. II. Flnnerty. 10 men.
fiFEt Ward Club, e. {. Blum Captain, ~ men.
Star Drum Corps Fourth Ward club, Captain
Boyd, GO men.
Fifth Ward club. ii. i. bailey captain, GS men.
Sixth Ward Club and Drum Corps, Captain
MCGhCn, l2j men.
Drum Corps and seventh Ward Club. William
Anderson Captain, 10 men.
Boat with children.
Bridgeport Hand, Il. y. Mitchell, Conductor.
Junior Cub, Captain Hciner, y men and Drum
Corps.
Martins Ferry Club aud Drum Corps, J. T..
Brooks, Captain, u men.
Burlington Club, u, 4, Dcltch, Captain, 20 men.
Junior Club.
Mayors Band.
THIRD DIVISION.
A. G. Egcrtcr, Marshal. aud 1--WE Assistants.
Eighth Ward Club, Captain Fowlcy. ~ men.
Wes: Union Club, J. D. K' strcaIor' Captain %
BenwoOd Club aud Hand, 90 men.
Mouudsvillc aud Cameron Clubs aud Hand,
IArrle shinIf. Captain, JG men.
wagons huu ChtIlhkcb'
FOURTH DIVISION.
J. C.. Anderson, Marshnl. mud five Assistants.
West Liberty Band In wngOn. H. g. LcaSurc,
Captain. ~ men.
RlclilAnd Cavalry, II. q. Walker. Captain us
men,
TrIadelphia Club. Platon' ZanC, Captain. % men.
firTn DiyiStpS.
Edward Robertson Marshall, and five Assistants.
This division was composed Of wagons,
carriages and buggiCS decorated, and
containing men, women and
children.
In the parade were bandanas in every
shape. Tho bandana umbrellas were
favorite articles. The Stcubenville club
carried them, the Wheeling Bandana
club, one OF the most crcditable organi-
cations in line, carried them, the Young
Mems Democratic club, which also
showed up in shape exceedingly cred
liable to the city, carried them and
one Pittsburgh club was also equipped
with them.
The Cathedral and Seventh Regiment
bands, Of Pittsburgh, and the Wheeling
Opera House band carried oil the palm
for good music. There were fifteen
bands in all, all fairly good ones, and
neatly uniformed. OF the twcnty.onc
drum corps the Black Eagles, OF the
Fourth ward, and the Wellsburg
boys, deserve special mention. There
certainly was no lnCk OF music.
Notable features OF the parade were
the engine from Sweeney Il Sons,
on q wagon; large yacht fill. !
ed with little girls in ianciiul costumes;
and small steam yacht in which sat
Attorney General Caldwell, headed for
Salt River. There was an apple tree
with apples on the boughs, Il dray dress.
I'd up rs Roman chariot, and wagon |
from Kenney II Blum's brewery and
another from 4. L. Smiths brewery, |
while not far from these was carried
representing man draw
ing beer from Il kcg and saying: "Thc
offer free whisky; ! am for
Harrison" The sarcasm was uninten.
tiOnal.
SOME TEASSrARENCiES.
So was the sarcasm unmcant in such |
cheerful allusiunS as
"Grovcr Cleveland and Civil Service |
Reform"
"Tcll the Truth. ."-Grovcr Cleveland.
The Fifth and Sixth ward clubs OF
Allegheny carried banner awarded in |
for good marching. The |
ltichland district hOrscmcn carried the |
handsome prize banlanna banner won
by their turUoutin the night dcmonstra-
ton some weeks ago. The Martins |
Ferry club had beautiful cardinal vel.
vet banner trimmed in blue satin and
bearing Clcveland's name in letters OF
gold.
A huge picture of Cleveland marked
'The Man Oi Destiny Il similar one OF
his wife, labeled frankie, and another
oi Thurman with the inscription, "The |
Old Roman were among the orna'
mcnts.
There were Il number OF live ROSTERS /.
in line, and several 'coons, one Of the |
latter being on n standar,! over the
words, This coon has Topped ~
"Iiigh Tariff does not Keep ont Pauper
Labor"
Excessive Taxation is Public Rob
berry"
"Protection to all and PIundcr to
None"
I'VE don't want the Earth, but We do
want Four more Years.
NO Blain or llEisson."
"jOhny o."
ave want no paupcr Labor
4 picture ola ChiHaman: "llarrison
votes for this Pest"
These were the principal Transparent
rics, and the others were references to
Blaine. trusts, monOpOlicS and the like.
HADGES AND PICTURES.
On the sidewalks the pictures Of Goh,
Harrison and Atkinson were nbOut
twice as numerous rs Democratic badges, /.
Some OF the latter were funny. one,
with pictures Of Cleveland and Thur. .
man. read:
III the consumer does not pay the
tax, in Gods name who docs?'
Alien &. Thurman.
"Unncccssary taxation is unjust tax.
atIon.' Trorr CIr'irHi, /
About as many pictures Of Grover and F.
Mrs. Cleveland on the same card were
worn on the sidewalks and in the pro F.
rcssion Hs pictures Of Cleveland and /
lhurmuu together,
\ great fake was the badge:
"HowI- ,LEyElANpr ms AlLEIGHT"
--A}s#
uo-MY LORD sA,EvIIIEwEsT.bU
Oi course this was a lut.up job, but
lots nj Democrats WORE It, untit spmr /
/ It.,ty,,trut ,,It, kur,t ,yl,uI il utrunt went