The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-15
THE MARSHHL'S ORDERS.
The Visiting Clubs Coming from
Near aud Far-Thc Route of
Procession and the Formn.
ton oCthc Coluluu.


will pass, anxious to witness what
promises to be the showiest and biggest
political demonstration ever known in
the history OF Wheeling.
The visiting clubs are coming from
everywhere. The latest one heard from
is the Young Mems Republican club Of
McKecsport. They telegraphcd to the
IxTgLLIGENcERl last night that theywould
be here TO the number of seventy.livc,
accompanied by the Electric band and
otherwise prepared 10 take part in the
parade. The Pittsburgh clubs, appre-
ciating the compliment paid them by
the Wheeling clubs Saturday night,
have given every assurance that they
will return the same with interest TO-
night. Beaver county now expects to
send about 900 men, and Washing
ton county will contribute ut least
four big companies. Clubs are COM
ing from out the Baltimore 4 Ohio's
main line and from the Central Ohio
division, Sleubenville and Wcllsburg,
st. Ciairsviiie and GAINESVILLE, and in
TACT nearly every settlement within Il
radius Of 40 miles will be represented,
according to the reports that have been
received from them. All the RCpubli.
cans from ncnwood, Beitaire, Bridge.
pnil and Martins Ferry, and half the
Democrats are arranging TO be in Wheel.
ing tonight and nearly all the Rcpubli.
cans propose taking an active part
in tie demonstration by marching.
Word received from Martins Ferry last
night was to the effect that i'll the weather
is propitious nearly the whole OF Mar
tins Ferry will be over tonight. The
Escort club will be out to q man with
their drum corps and big drum major,
three or four live coOns, new flag and
banner and plenty OF red fire, rain or
shine. This club will be followed by
the Business Mems Protection Club,
numbering about 100, wearing silk hats,
white gloves and carrying canes, the Re
publican club wearing white hats, the
Iron Workers club, about $50, carrying
iron canes, and other marchcrs. Allthe
clubs will form on Hanover street at
o'clock and come down on the "ClimaX'
and Surprise Two log cabins may be
in the Martins Ferry division.
There will be some handsomely uni.
formed and finely drilled companies in
the line, and the bands and drum corps
and gorgeous drum majors will be mum.
erous. Dealers in pyrotechnics report
that the demand for their goods, and
especially red fire, has been very heavy
for the past two days, and ifthe weather
permits OF the burning OF these illumi.
nants the very heavens will be painted
red. Those who do not live OIL the
streets niopg which the procession will
pass, and who want to assist in the grand
affair, are urged to lay in
stock OF fire works and
take them to the house OF some friend
who docs live along the route and
shoot them off there. Every Republican
should decorate, at least to the extent o
hanging out flag, and in every posi-
Bile way make the welcome TO the visit
ors as warm and cordial Us possible,
Another suggestion is this: When {
club marches past and by its appearance
commands admiration, ito not hr con
tent to merely checrit, but increase the
applause with the hands; it will en-
courage and please the marchCrs and
keep the hands warm.
Colonel Travis, the Chief Marshal,
has issued his second general orders
which embrace all the orders and direc
tons Tor to-nights parade. They are
rs follows:
IIEAn4g AETEHs /
CHIEF MARSHAL RETrG'S CLUES OF WHEELING, |
LINCOLN CLUB, No. l?9I MARKET STREET,
wHEELiSG, W. Va, Oct Ii, lSSS.
general Orders No. .
!. The Chief Marshal takes occasion in
Issuing these General Orders No. . tc
embrace therein the more important
points contained in previous orders rela
tive to the parade and review OF the Re
publican clubs OF Wheeling and brigade.
from Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Vir.
ginia, to be had on this Monday night
in order that all the details may be read
at the same time.
l. The following staff and division
commanders are hereby appointed for
the Republican street parade, Monday
evening, October H. 1883:
Chief OF Stall, Major j. Kelsey Hall.
AdiUtant General, Capt. Sam Brubaker
Bugler, Capt. Theo, Roller.
Aides, Richard Robb. Nelson Noble
A. S. List, Hugh Sterling, J. G. Kline
Walter Bell, Thomas Ii. Lewis, W. b
McNIcchen and DR.. John Dickey.
The first division will consist OF all
visiting organizations, commanded by
Major Thomas Norton.
Aides, Major J. v. l.. Rodgers, Frank
Robrecht, i. W. Buchanan, PhilliE
Fletcher, Frank Robinson, OF Bridgeport
Theodore Keller, Martins Ferry; David
DalTah, Dellaire; Lawrence Schenck,
Gustaye Medick.
The second division will consist OF all
the clubs belonging to the Wheeling
brigade, Colonel II. b. Baguley com
manding.
Adlutant, C. L, Irwin.
AIDES Capt. William Otto, Alex.
Turner, DR.. Robert Reed, Fred Arbenx,
William Mccormick, William Schwert.
ieger, G. d. Thompson, James Callahan
and Cecil Robinson.
The third division will consist OF all
those mounted and in carriages, r. c.
MofFat commanding,
Adjutant, J. W. Grub.
Aides, Ed Atkinson, OF Triadelphia
W. NJ. Dunlap, OF West Liberty; L. W.
McCombs, OF Sherrard; Harlan Carter,
OF RichIand; Captain William North,
Richland; Charles Seibert, DR.. T. Q. I'd
wards and George Ford.
III. The designation OF rank viii be
as follows: Chief Marshaland command.
Crs OF divisions, red sashes; adjutants
and chief OF staff, blue sashes; aides,
white sashes. All sashes must be worn
around the waist, except those worn by
the Chief Marshal and Adiutant Gen
eral, which will be worn across the
breast. All mounted officers are re-
auested to wear dark suits and soft mill
tary hat with cord.
". The headquarters OF the Chief
Marshal and staff will be in the saddle
on Fourteenth street between Main and
Market streets. The general staff will
report NJ $50 o'clock. All commanders
Of divisions and their staff will establish
headquarters on the right OF their re-
spcctivc formations.
V. The Plumed Knights are detailed