Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-12
THE DAY OF JUBILEE.
DEMOCRATS WILL REJOICE TONIGHT WITH
EXCEEDING GREAT JOY,
Over the Great Victory Won on Tuesday Over tn
RspubliCans-An the Clubs and Hundreds
of Democrats Outside Them Will
Parade-The Column and
the Route.

Tonight. commencing at quarter OF
eight o'clock, the enthusiastic and vic
torlous Democrats Of Ohio county will
begin their triumphant march through
the streets of Wheeling, in celebration
Of the great victory OF last Tuesday, in
Ohio county, in West Virginia, and in
the country at large. All the organi-
cations Of the county, and several from
outside its limits will take part, and
there will be red FIRE. fireworks, deco :
rations, cheers and the booming OF can
non to cheer the marchers on their way.
With anything like good weather the
demonstration will be great one, and
one well worth witnessing, and thcus-
ands OF spectators will line the side
walks to see the pageant
Yesterday the various, committees
having this final demonstration In
charge arranged all the details, and last
night club meetings were held all over
the city, at which the arrangements
were make known, and preparations
made to turn out the organizations In
full force.
The Committees met at the Office OF
the Board Of Public Works yesterday
morning, the Executive Committee or
ganizating by electin& w. c. Handlan
chairman and w. II. Fee clerk. e. b.
Franzheim was appointed chairman OF
the subcommittee on Fireworks, he to
appoint his own committee, and /. r.
Noise, c. w. Seabright and August ID.
Wedebusch Committee on Music, Mr..
Noise being chairman. The Committee
on Finance, which consisted OF General
Alfred Caldwell, Paul Reymann, L. NJ.
Darrah, w. c. Handlan and G. w. Sea-
bright, was also instructed 10 commence
work vigorously, and they made start
by subscribing 500 themselves. The
Committee on Music also secured the
Opera House, Mayors McCIelland's,
Meister's and the West Liberty bands,
and three or four drum corps. Before
adiourning the Executive Committee
discussed the general features OF the
demonstration, and the result was a
welI-considered plan Of procedure.
During the day Chief Marshal Lou.
Delaplaine bent all his energies to the
blocking out Of the parade, and last
night he issued his orders as follows:-
The parade will consist Of four d.
visions, the First under command OF
Col. Robert White, the Second under
commando w. w. Irwin, the Third
under,command of B. Bach, and the
Fourth under command OF Morg. Nc
CuAough. Each Division Marshal is to
select six aides for himself The Chlet
Marshal will wear cream sash, d.
vision Marshals red, the General Stall
blue, the aides white, and the Division
stats pink The First Division is to
form on Chapine street, right on Fiji
tenth and extending north on Chap
line; the Second on the north side OF
Fourteenth, right on Chapltne; the
Third on the south side OF Fourteenth,
right on Chaplne, and the Fourth on
Fifteenth, with the right on Chapline.
The route will be as follows:
Down Chapline TO Sixteenth, to Wood,
to Eighteenth, to Chapline, to Seven
teenth, to Market, to Seventh, TO Main,
to Twenty-f0urtn, to Market, TO
Twenty-sixth, to Chapline, to Thirty
fifth, to EofT, to Thirty-ninth, to jacob,
to Thirty-third, to Eoff, to Twenty
sixth, TO Chapline, to Twenty-second,
to Market, TO Sixteenth, where the
column will be reviewed and disbanded
after passing Sixteenth.
The various divisions will be made up
as follows:
Escort to Chief Marshal, mounted-A. P. Gar
den. commanding; clark Hamilton, Lieu
tenant: J. b Wilson, John J. Farrell
Daniel hughes, Porter Smith, q. Y.
Wheeler, DR.. G.. s. Terrell, rZekiel
Ball, Isaac Nicho Is, Gala
Mitchell, Flank Oaus J,
Il. Garden Peter Bos-
ley, VIM. Welty,
VIM. Windsor,
q. Hannah.