Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-07

street. ON Market, instead of turning
west 10 kept ou mp past the Opera
House. 10 was soon checked, however,
and in q few moments the proper
route was taken, while the
thousands of spectators who
lined the sidewalks ON Market
street north of Fourteenth, broke for
Main street through every cross street
aud alley. and speedily spread them
selves along Main street until the side
walks were q perfect crush as far as
could Doe seen from Fourteenth street
northward.
The parade swung into Main street,
from Fourteenth, headed by Chief Of
/ Police Dclbrugge and twenty-four police
officers. in their black winter helmets
and natty blue uniforms. The men
wore white gloves and boutonuiers. and
never presented finer appearance. As
they got clear of the distractions on
Main street, they iorm sd three plat0onS
OF eight men cach.and marched in SPlen-
did shape. swinging their red-taSSeled
rosewood clubs as they went. As the
force passed along friends sent out bou-
Quets to the officers until, when the pa
radc was over, nearly every man had a
handsome bunch of flowers.
Following the officers came Herald
Roller, mounted on q fine horse, and at
tired in % picturesque and handsome
costume. Next came she Opera House
band. twenty men, and behind them
were the German and American colorS.
Then came Chief Marshal Rolf. Ad-
Q
staff A. A. Fraulheim. aud the aides,
Nessrs. Augustus Poiiack. Henry Bieb-
SON. Leopold Rcister. B. Bach, Charles
ROhr'ug. Peter Erb, George Stamm, r..
Schuecbcrger G.. Rumbach, William
Wc.ty. e. uoOrcr. Peter Gensen, Ed
ward Stcgcr. The first division was Ted
hv Division Marshal l.. e. Stiiel, and
Ph. Kochcr- aud C. W. Appenzeiler, his
aides. just iu their rear coming the
-.NicAiugcr Ship, handsome and his
torfcallv correct representation of an
early German war ship filed with war
riors in costume and armed with prim-
ftfvc weapons. There were fifteen per-
sons i6 this ship. aud 20 excited univer-
.al admiration. just behind 10 were the
members of the German Pioneer SO-
...".Nr .N .N" N"NAN'l NA W'NAN NtAtl -
nm big float with the legend ''Imi-
grants for Wheeling. Va" Next was a
handsome Goat, "Our First Home, rep
re,cutug log-cah.u, with settler S
family. and near TO % wigwdm with lu-
dian braves and Squaws. The Indians
were docsei ogt Boo paint and feathers.
and the settler, in their characteristic
costume. tte whole forming an eiec-
tive picture. Iu thc rear of there were
about forty members of the Pioneer So
...fv. boz an immense wagon.
followed appropriately oy Logan
Tribe. Improved Order of Red
Mon. and Grey Eagle Tribe OF the same
Order Two Lodges OF the ID. o. H..
Society and Herman Lodge No. %, Y. n.
O. d.. came next. and then the "Colum-
n" fut representing the Goddess of
Liberty .a big wagon. surrounded by
.r-v-rH. girls. each representing q
~-.t. I.e first division was headed
w.tl Mayor Seabr.ght, and about forty
guest, u carriages, among them neine
..-v and county officials. members o'
-he press. thc Fest President and speak
.ers ot thc day. ct..
The Second U.v'>ios was headed bl
Marshal Fred. Happy and staff, and
Navcr's band oi nineteen mcu- TO was
followed ny the Christmas float. rep
re~aut.ug cottage. with the family, Or
Christmas eye. Santa Claus being repre-
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