The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-09
The big ball rolled last night, anyhow

ition of the column was follows
CHIEF MARSHAL ". II. TRAVIS ASD STAFF;
AdJutRnt, Capt Sam BrubakCr; Chief OF stan,
Major J. Kelsey Hall: Aides, Osborne GnIy,
George ZnecRlCr, James Callahan, Nckc
Noble, Jerry Mead, G. D. Thompson,
William SchwcrtiCgCr, William
Mccormick, aud ". ". Wick
ham, Of Cleveland; Order
ly, Richard Robb.
Mayors Brass Band.
Wheeling Plumed Knights, CUpt. John List,
Commanding; 10 men, with drum corps.
Junior Plumed Knights, Capt John Boyd; %
men, with drum corps Of six pieces.
Martins Ferry Escort Club, Capt. 4. W. Ncascy;
- men and drum corps.
First Ward Juniors, - boys.
First Ward Marching Club, 70 men.
Black Eagle Drum Corps.
Fourth Ward Republican Club, 50 men, with
transparency:
'TrOtcctIOn to American InGustrics."
Forty.Gvc old soldiers, mustered by G. u.
Jones, CsCOrtug md Rolling
THE BIG HAERIsOS BALL.
Charles sumner Club, colorcd Henry Gray,
commanding: y men, and
Miniature Log Cabin and live COON james IT,
Blaine"
Eighth Ward Drum Corps
Republican Club OF the Eighth Ward, n men
POttCrs' Protective 1HriT Club, Of the Sixth
Ward. 20 men, with drum corps.
L. S. Grant Republican Marching Club oil the
Sixth Ward, 90 men.
G0il Club Of the FIN ward CAPTAIN Rogers; id
men mnlo VIII h GrMh C CORPS
G. W. Atkinson Club, coiorcd, rs men: Can't.
Ham Davis commanding
Young Mems Republican Escort Club, OF the
Island 80 men, with drum corps.
Logan Club, Of the Island. - men.
Junior Republican Club Of the Eighth ward, 80
p,u.,rs men men,, corrs
Republican voters s Of Inc he Second Iid and Third
-, wards, 90 men;
nc sHeaF ys NGp nniCI , SinT ,Gy,c no men III"
iIHcks' C9rriagcS, ctc'
Miniature gcnbln on a wagon, profusely decor.
"e c WIN OuCE[ Gm tiS Io" S GoTM KIM anu
tins Ferry contribution,
Buggics, horses, etc.
There were number OF novel iea'
lures in the line. One oil these was
novel torch shaped in monogram, I'll.
d NJ. Another was miniature red,
MHlte Nnu pIue pnlI vi III, " ?oIe' ine
"nJ csDonioIiT tLo %"rdsomo nSon 49, Nor'
trait ~ ~" Island cimb showaJ Tn val
The Iog "ohins attractnd "oneroI ottcn.
tion One If tho cInhs Carried " mir.
tMre nj Con Harrison SnotL"r haJ n
trnn H haarin" Tho Words 1Ifnr'
rnh fnr Tin5oconnn cor and Norton
t"nn HrpdrSds ~ thnso IN Iino o worn So
nor,ro;is of Han q ~ Attinsor Ro-
nThliron coni;Iote for Con1rHss in fhe;r
pSt hands nr IN their coats TSe ;nnyi.
table tin horn was consnicuons NV tho
small nnmTcr hoard in iho General roar
Of nnIhmsiosm AmnnS tEo carr;a a0"S
wos nno law Lv iomr LorJsoNo Lor9os
orod LovS L,,rS;nc, roJ o. "nI "Loat;Uo,
roman candles ~ nav "''' '''0''7
m" JisnInv viowod from tbo haitian
,f n stoon S;root oU aro or" wy by oJ't snn
Roman oarJios USc "a S"n ), do o" m,v'
torn%oa o"mNrron , ,oroL"s o,I .h "" LoI'I
com" Iortorrs 81 tSo Poit" " p fno n%
Tariff TimI md Tho NATIVE Torr,, Tscort
GInh ,moJ NOD -" M onSomLio 81 ill.,. ill.,.
and yarinJ boortv sniJom srrn,s W,,''"'
'-,>' '' wv 49,, ~ ''>''"'
ALONG TIE ROUTE
Mud did not interfere with The demon
stration, and mud did not interfere with
the enjoyment OF it by the people. OF
course the ball was the great attraction,
but the log cabin came i'll for 4 fair share
OF admiration and applause, and the
Plumed Knights, Junior Plumed
knights, the colored clubs; the Island
Escort Club, which has as handsome a
uniform as any in town; the Martins
Ferry Escort Club, which is q credit in
every respect to Capt" Neasey, to the
members and to the town; the Sherrard
Cavalry and the old soldiers, among
whom was Harrison veteran ball
roller OF 1910, came in for a share OF the
app clause. Greater enthusiasm was never
evoked by political parade in Wheel