The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-03
THE REDS GETTING READY
To Celebrate the Execution of the Chicago
Anarchists.

10 NCleDflte tno EsAecutAoH "a tho SHiSab
Anarchists.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-The Anarchist
and their sympathizers are putting fortl
earnest efforts to mako their demonstra
tions in observance of the execution o
the Chicago Anarchists success.
The anniversary OF the event falling
on Sunday, the "Eestival OF Sorrow" al
it is called, will be given Saturday even
ing, November 10. Die Parole, the. An
archistic organ, comes out this weeE
filled with appeals to workingmen OF all
labor organizations to be represented al
the demonstration.
There arc said to be six hundred K
seven hundred Anarchists in st. Louis
while the Socialists number eightto ten
times rs many.
The principal feature Of the Socialist
meeting will be an address by Mr.. Hepp
uer, the editor OF the Socialistic organ
Die Tdgblaiie, entitled, "Unfairness ol
Accessory Law" Mr.. Heppner is the
man who claimed to Gen. B. F. Butler
when defending the Chicago Anarchists
that the accessory law was unconstltu.
tional, and when Gen. Butler dissented
from that view Mr.. Heppner claimed
that General Butler didn't know what
law was.
The Anarchists demonstration, how.
ever, will evoke the greatest public in
terest. Learning that the programme
OF exercises for the evening had been
prepared aud would appear in the next
issue Of Die Parole, an Associated Press
reporter hunted up the office OF the
Parole to secure copy OF it. The office
is located in dingy little room, about
ten by six feet, in the third story OF an
old building on South Seventh street.
Mounting riCkety, narrow wooden
stairway, covered with dirt, rare scene
Of filth and squalor was presented.
On the third floor the scenes
on the second were re.enacted
and in one corner Of the hall
rough placard bore the words "Die
Parole" The office contained a few
cases OF German type, imposing stones
for the forms OF the paper, rude desk
aud two wood chairs. The walls were
adorned with Anarchistic and commun-
istic pictures, the moat prominent being
a group OF the Chicago Anarchists, with
Spies, the central figure, surrounded by
Parsons, Fischer, Engcl, Lingg, Fielden
aud Schwab. a rough sketch represent
ing Liberty aud the workingmen, bear
ing the inscription give In Com
mUne," and II group of heads Of the he
rOcs OF the revolution OF 1871, we're also
noticeable among the collection,
"We will not make any street dis
play" said Editor Reifgraber, OF Die
Parole, as he handed out copy Of the
programme for tho FESTIVAL OF Sorrow"
According to the programme, which is
III German, the exercises will be opened
with funeral murch by the band
August Ruehmann will then read Il
poem entitled "To the Murderer" A
poem, "0w Martyrs" will be read by
Mrs. Traube. The address OF the day
will then be delivered by August Rueh.
mann. 1t will be a eulogy OF The In
nUcent Victims OF Inspector Bonteld's
wrath" 4 drama entitled, "fhe I'm
Just Sentence" written by @. Zimmer
man, Il German printer OF st. Louis, will
be the feature OF the evening. Tht
drama is in four nets and depicts tue
Haymarket tragedy and it's results
Among the characters are "a Young
Mechanic" "a Manufacturer and His
Daughter" "The Judge" Sergeant
and Officers" Leader Of the Strikers
and "Jurymen."
At the conclusion of the play the bant
will give the "Marseillaise" and MIR
Norm will sing solo, Brethren Ad
vance," While it is conceded that the
entertainment will arouse the passionl
OF the Anarchists and their sympathiz
ers, it is not believed that the demon
stration will provoke any lawless acts.