The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-17

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longer any question. Fair weather is
all that is required to make it the
largest political demonstration that has
ever taken place in the Ohio Valley.
The number of uniformed marching
clubs that have so far signifed their
intention OF being here is a surprise TO
even the most enthusiastic of the COM
mittee having the affair in charge and
the probabilities are that fully three
thousand men will be in line. AS
before stated, the railroads will run a
number OF special trans and carry the
visitors at very low rates. The Balti-
more & Ohio, for instance, will bring
the McKeesport folks down on specials
for 81 SO for the round trip, from Pitts
burg 81 50, and from Washington 65
cents, tickets good returning for three
days.
from Pittsburgh yesterday morning,
where he has been for the past few
days working up the demonstration
at that point, and that he met with sue
cess will be seen from the list of uni
formed marchers from Pittsburgh, Allie
cheny and vicinity printed below. That
there will be enough music in the pa
rade may be judged from the number
OF bands coming, and every n OF them
is a number one musical organization.
Notwithstanding the parade is not to
take place until evening, the following
clubs will arrive from the Smoky City
about noon: The Americas Club,
CHRIS /. Magee Guards (Six-Footers),
Conkling Republican Club, General Re-
publican Club, of Allegheny, and the
Allegheny Republican Cadets.
All OF these organizations, with the
exception of one, will be accompanied
by a band. They will be met at the
train by the Young Mems Escort club
and escorted to the Republican Central
headquarters on Market street, where
a substantial lunch will be served. To
arrange for this all Republican ladies
who possibly can will please attend a
meeting in the parlors OF the Mcclure
house this morning at II o'clock. 1t is
the duty OF every lady who can to be
there.
Governor Mckinley will arrive on a
special from Charleston on the Ohio
River road shortly after noon, and will
begin his speech Oh the fair grounds at
. o'clock. The Young Mems Escortand
the visiting clubs will escort him yer
and back.
In the evening the clubs will assem-
BILE on Fourteenth street, right OF first
division resting on Woods street, etc,
as printed in Chief Marshal Baguley's
general orders in Saturday mornings
INTELLIGENcER. After the parade has
been formed the column will counter
march down Fourteenth to Market,
then north on Market to Seventh, west
on Seventh to Main, south on Main to
Twenty-fourth, east or Twenty-fourth
to Chapline, south on Chapline to
Thirty.sixth, east on Thirty-sixth to
Woods, north on Woods to Thirty.
third, west on Thirty-third to Eof,
north on Eof to Twenty-fourth, west
on Twenty-fourth to Chapline, north on
Chapline to Twentieth, west on Twen-
tieth to market, north on Market to
Fourteenth, where the column will
pass in review.
The clubs will be in line as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Chris L. Magee Guards six Footers), OF Pitts
~burgh-Captain Dr. A.. j. Barchfeld.
Chief Marshal II. i. BRguley and staff.
Division Commander William Travis and staff.
Grand Army Band Of P~ittsburgh-SO men.
Americas Club, Pittsburgh, Major S. b. Hubley
In command-1bO men.
C~onkling Club, Pittsburgh, Captain D.. A.. Nc
Donald-9O men.
Great Western Band, Pittsburgh-4O men.
General Republican Club, Allegheny-llO men.
Allegheny Republican CGdets-9O men.
Cathedral Band, Plttsburgh-8 men.
Eleventh Ward Republican Club, Pittsburgh,
Fourteenth Ward Republican Club, James Nc
Knight Captain-5O men. 5
Tariff Cadets, Pittsburgh, Captain Harry S. Fin
Electric Band, McKeesport-26 men.
Union Republican Club, McKeesport, Captain
Emery Thompson-l25 men.
Military Drum Corps,
Young Mems Republican Club, Mansfield, Cap
tain r. F. Mgham-6S men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Division Marshal Richard Robertson and aides.
Washington Cornet Blnd-15 men.
Young en'sRepublican Club, Washington, Pa
100 men.
Washington. Jefferson College Republican Club
100 men.
Colored Republican Club. Washington, Pa-l25
men.
Claysville, Pa, Drum Corps.
Claysville Republican Club,
West Alexander Republican Club,
Youngstown, D., COrnOt Band.
Montgomery Republican Club, Youngstown, o.,
Capt. X. A.. McClAin.
Cameron, w. Va, Republican Club.
urichvillo, o., Republican Drum Corps.
Young Mems Club, Urichsville,O
Drum Corps.
Sloan,
Then follow the Martins Ferry. Bridgeport,
Gienn'S Run, Bellaire, Moundsville, Wells
burg, East Liverpool, WellsvillG, Elm
Grove and other visiting Clubs.
TmRD DIVISION.
Division Marshal G D.. Thompson and aides.
Opera House Band.
Young Mems Escort Club and Tariff Graduates.
Drum Corps.
Iaril Champions, Capt. Dave p!ngerClM men
Washington District Republican Club.
Drum Corps
Madison District Republican Clnh.
Black Eagle Drum Corps
Union District Republican o.
American Cornet Band
ONO County COlOred Republican S'Ho' Capt
Osborne Gnly.
Clay District Republican Club.
Richie District Drum Corps.
Richie District Republican Club.
Mayors Band.
Centre District Republican Club, Capt. W, W.
Webster District Republican Club.
Other local Republican clubs.
Mounted clubs, citizens In carriages, vehicles,
etc, etc
10 the above and all other organiza.
tons and to the division marshals and
aides the following order will be issued
by the chief marshal this morning:
HEADQUARTERS OF MCKINLEY DEMONSTRATION.
WHEELING, W. Va Oct. rs
General Order No. 9:
The following rules in relation to mounted
officers will be observed:
J. Al officers will wear dark suit military
hLOuCh Int. with military cord. MI nllcnr & Will