Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-21

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81 f-st Ia5y Of tho land.
-.s,5sr today has been cloudy and
s,~e fear entertained that to-
/. events may be accompanied by
rirain.
., O,tobsr 20-No mere dancing
1, 5-aI function. however magnih-
N s.ws..ze 20 the great masses the
.---- 0ftheC0.um Dian week teteS.
t be unend.ng parade and band
m this and today in glittering
4 and braciug air the people had
ra,,srsi 70 that hundreds and
isoi beswe..ed women and other
absiecsed men had danced and
tbs Auditorium last night. They
irugurat6 a national affair IN
aeps5De az large are interested.
-sls0f thousands who crowded
n t'6av bad come not alone from
softe land, but from the prairleS
-a.ls westward they had gath
utt-lav there was a parade line
b ory which should, and did i'm
s rrsat masses as it did the solid
OF other nations and the big
iwoTu. that the Columbian Expo
gHa thing of the near fnJure.
ege il town were early astir to-
hgbtl booming Of a cannon 70
be start Of the procession was not
mil eleven o'clock. Out from the
crowded hotels and boarding
o ihe outskirts the people came
nla13, even with the sunrise.
De as early as seven o'clock closed
bridges which cross the city's tur-
ithy river. Though the process
bud oe ten miles ia length the
is parade should be only three
b distance. The streets which
b couplsset wi,hju
Iz NILES MUST BE KEPT CLEAR
I5,0 curb of every obstruction be-
l5 lr0s, TO prevent crowds gath
Tli be- easier tuan 20 disperse
r-0tle police early applied them
ole prevention.
-Flle the sun which I'm the gray
2-r.ssn red beyond the waters Of
a,iga1 lad disappeared, and StO-
hlel back tue sunshine The air
4n1 a searching wind from some
eI3d through the street between
-lgs and people gathered wraps
p. them, Ju- the overcast was
scarcely f0reboiel rain and no.
slior the autumn chill .u the air.
-1 OF place aud position and Vice
Morton, ruCer civil escort had
f positions at llo'c,Oc6. All was
e alt the waiting was not long.
/ .le Lake Front open space soon
COCK, three sClien booming guns
ls sigma. for the start. Then
A ta5 starting point the chief
-a day, aud the police ahead of
-s way tle various bodies falling
'Is--s opening into the route of
ORDER OF THE PARADE.
2ead Of the parade. tolhold in
.elSe crowds which thronVed
-AS and forced us way into the
le police mounted Chief Nc
Iole 10 advance followed closely
4l' Cllet Hubbard and Inspec-
~ Aoco, Hunt, Lewis. Setback
.1.1ca, After them. riding knee
-- S9oop.ug the street from curb
80 lle detachment Of mounted
~ 'le command OF Lieutenant
\. ,-e1 detachment on foot un-
a-l Harugan
behind HartIgap's meD cor,e
---.-e oald, aClug as escort for
-.,4- laa1la. band. The visitors
-l.l. ~ .-e b.o Gr-ule were given a
,s-,.- Ss--y- or0uS-ta a flush of pleasure
A--1S and they repaid the com
so-l-lg Forth the best music of
.e -.e capable, and better music
~ - MAKE, there is none As
49, e lasJ strains from one band
,-s O,1er took 10 up, and from
,,-.-.,. -, 70 the end Of the march there
S--o-s Ssc.-o-s martial music at ,be
49, 49, Hussars, I'm black with
49, riding wei. and headed
-. eelp> THAT filled the min. ,,.;,t,
C-.-. notes, was the escort IN the
Sr5 --'.to .-' o. me City Council and
~ - -le Governors Of the 6if-
= Zach OF whom was
DeD BY A BRILLIANT STAFF.
ssShl,ourue ooreh.s honors placio-
eiully, but many orfTe si,I,'....,' ,.,e.,Dl-
sc.3ls .} tnat tae eyes oft6e worI5 ny !
pa them, and they dep5rIsJ i tSo,., GO,Iu
'',l becoming dignity 49,, 49,. .Ll'ul 1ueli,-
ID. 700 well aware of tbs;--- ...-... 80 y : u
. on either side Of SIayorc ~ Vs. : s5-
...-. S.-..lsge rode SIX husssrs acti"c - y
.Iyate escorts. As GoverrSo,,e. eot,ls !, ,,ls.
VI went by eacn was grset-l, ',ol el.er ..l
NV, 40 distinction was madeip " srr nv
,,,..., va. enough Tor somebody n tosbon; - en- y
-l9,ner Governor, for tbs ~ S,.,'..'.i s-oss;
! . loqd and prolonged cbes-' ' 0EO"o
sc0nd grand division -
Y. PENDENT Order Of Forester - ~
y. who made a fine appea~..'s,,, {, -
Sp1 down the street in ~. .e9 '...e9 as
OF twenty files front Tho - alar
,aly flowed in a tidal 49, ~ uSr1
nseu regalia Of the For. .,..'- oe-
> bs e0soSs eoSs l'ailan societies were
-. &c eclo As they Went bv. kScS
) 4s ss,ss ss though no ne was the dISeet
e ialle OF Columbus In ~
gigantic float represent
Dlscoyerlng America p 49,
AZ MARIA approaching a