Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-26
MARCHING ON.
TIE HOSTS TO GREET JUDGE THURMAN
INCREASING DAY BY DAY.
Business Transacted BY the Committee on Arrange
msns-Ths Route LAID 0ut-Ths Joint
Discussion-Gsnsral Political Points.

The Committee on Arrangements in
charge of the Thurman deuonstra ion on
the 3OEh, met last evening at the Y. N. ID.
c. rooms, ard splendid progress was re-
ported. The meeting was presided over
by Chairman Roll, AMI Secretary Rice was
present, az we'll as a la'gs attendance of
members.
On motion Of Mr.. Jeoson it was decided
that the .E navills band bs engaged for
the demonstration. A motion alss pre-
vailed that the committee a. once sdyer-
tie the coming denomination.
Mayer Seabright, some time sioce, made
q Proposition 10 erect q reviewing stand on
the emp'y piece Of gcound below his place
of business at his WI expense where
Judge Thurman could review the prcc.s-
sion % it passed en- its way down town.
The proposition was accepted, and the fol-
lowing route was made out to conform
with this arrangement:
Form at Capital square, right reat-
ing on Fourteenth street, move west
on Fourteenth 10 Market, Forth on
Market 10 Seventh, wet on Sew
euth to Main, south on Main to
Fourteenth, east on Fourteenth to Market,
south on MARKET to Twentieth, west on
Tweutisth to Main, south on Main II
Twenty-fourlh, east on Twsnty-fourth to
Chsplire, south on Chspline to Twenty
seventh, east on TWenty.ssyenth 10 E0f,
south on EoA TO Thirty-sixth, east on
ThirLy-eixth to jacob, north on Jacob t.
Thirty-thiId, west On Thirty bird to Eeff,
north % Eff to TweDty-seyenth, west on
Twsnty-seyenth 20 Chapline, north on
Chspline to T~Henty-second, west on
Twenty second to Market, north on Mar
ket TO Sixteenth and disbsnd.
This COMMITTEES on Entertainment re-
ported the amount they considered nsce*-
sary to condue; their department, and also
that they would solicit cont buttons Of all
sorts of estab,cI-coffee, sugar, &c.,-trom
families who could and desired to make
them. Those who desire to hep ths com
mites 8 long in this should rel ort
such contribut Ons to W. B. Howell, of the
Ho veil House, or to Joseph Emsbeimar,
chairman Of the committee.
The Committee en- Ordinance made 8
favorable r port, and announced that they
would have The big Cannon "Oid Hickory"
on Wheeling Hill during the denons.ra-
ton shouting for Cleveland Thurman and
Reform.
The Committee on Reception, reported
matters progressing nicely, ard that they
were going ahead with their arrange
ments.
The Committee on I~nvitstion, reported
having heard from the following places:
The two clnbI Of Columbus, Ohio, an
nounced that It would be impossible to b
present az they lad msde p~rsvisus engage
msnts and cou d MT break than. The
BenwOcd Cleveland and Thurman club re-
ported that they would come up in large
numbers. Smiths Ferry, Pa, will come
in with q good turnout, as will Evansville,
Oaio. The st. Clairsyille cub will come
in 10 full force and with 1880 people b.
sides. The Ryersons Station Dsmccra,ic
military club will come to the city 100
stioog mounted on horseback. Ths
Parkersburg club will coIne up in full
full force with many outsiders. Brenns-
man, Pa, also reported that they would
come in in goodly numbers.
Judge Thurman will speak at the Capt.
toll rink at 8 c'clock. Everything is NOV
ing along smoothly now ard the prospects
of = big day increase, and if the weather is
half as good IS it was yesterday, some of
the houses will have to be moved out Of
town to accommodate, the crowd.
Oae oil the features Of the parade will be
3 mounted company Of thirty-eight yourg
ladies, with their gentlemen eseorts, tire
ladies representing the thirty-eight states
of the union. They will be provided with
handsome b andsns scarfs, each bearing an
ornate badge, with the raue Of a State
and their station will be at or near the
head of the column.
Recruits for this feature q send their
names. through their gentlemen escorts, to
Chief Cavalry Marshsl Anderson, ID F. B..
H., caIe Geo. r. Taylor & Co., or TO this
office.