Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30
THE GREAT PARADE
TO Bs REVIEWED BY GEN. ADLA /. STEVEN
SON, TUESDAY NIGHT.
The Composition Of the Column as It Will Move
Over the Streets, and the Route - All the
Details About Complsted-Meetings
Last Evening.

ue only uuCSl eoiHSJ %
parade Of Tuesday evening, is whether
it will consist Of three thousand i've
hundred men or four thousand.
Everything else has been attended to,
and If it does not rain Wheeling will
see the largest political pageant which
ever passed over our streets.
At last evenings meeting OF the Chief
Marshal and Division Marshals, and
later Of the gentlemen named and the
staff, all the details were arranged, and
the column will move at 7:45 o'clock
Tuesday evening, over the following
route: From Market and Seventeenth
streets up Market to Ninth, west on
Ninth to Main, south on Main to
Twenty-fourth, east on Twenty-fourth
to Chapline, south on Chapline to Thirty
ninth, east on Thirty-ninth to Eotf,
north on Eoff to Twenty-fourth, west
on Twenty-fourth to Chapline, north on
| Chapline to Twentieth, west on Tween
tieth to Market, and north on Market
TO Seventeenth. Democrats along this
route are urged to decorate their dwell
ings aud places of business, and 10 lay
in plentiful supply of red fire and other
| pyrotechnics.
The composition Of the marching COL
umn will be as follows, but allowance
must be made for several clubs which
may accept between now and Tuesday,
/ but which had not been heard from up
| to last evening:
Escort TO Chief Marshal, mounted CLARK Ham
| ilton, J. x. Wilson, John j. Farrell. Daniel
Hughes Porter smith, 9. H. Wheeler,
Dr. c. 5. Terrell Ezekiel Ball, Isaac
Nichols, Gala Mitchell, Frank
Gaus. J. 3. Garden. Peter BoS-
ley, VIM. Welty, VIM.
Windsor. Geo. Han,
nan, Ed. Holiday,
A. 2. Garden.
CHIEF MARSHALL. A. Miller.
ADJUrANTs-George S. Feeney, F. II: LANCE,
Charles Lukens and Roman Dobler
CHIEF OF STAFF "
AIpys-Dr. John Cooke z. 3. FranZheim, DR..
j. A. Campbell q. A Schaeffer, c. ID. Copp
Chas. Brandfass, John Il. Hall, Lewis
Steenrod, II. G. Burke John Water
house, Fred Happy, l.. W. Blay-
ney, Jos Gallaher,
Sprig Jacobs l. w. ImhoH, Col. W. w. Arnett,
H. b. Bailey, Alfred Rheinstrom, C. H.
fancy, DR.. r. II. Billiard 4. h. Patter-
son, Edward Robertson, George Ar
kle, j. B. Sommerville, Eugene
Hoge, c. p. Brown. Jr.
FIRST DIVISION.
MARsuAL-Wm. Elllnghsm.
AmEs-F. Biedenbach, E. B. Bowie, Robert
simpson. Geo. II. Stamm and
Alex t. Young.
Opera House Band.
Young Mems Democratic club.
kenna club
Steubenyille club
German-AmerIc2u Union.
Fourth ward club.
Sixth ward club.
Committee and guests in carriages.
SECOND DISTRICT
MARSHALL. Bach.
A1prs-Chas. Schmidt Chas Rohrig John
| Holman, Geo. Bach and hi ;hael Friesmuth.
Mayors Band.
Wilson Tariff Students.
Wagon, with Fireworks.
Great Western Band.
Randall club, PttSburg.
Cathedral Band.
Allegheny county club.
Other PittsbuGg clubs.
THIRD DIVISION.
MARsHAL-W. A. Wilson.
ArpEs-G R c. Allen, @. 2. Brown, Jr., J. J.
Kenney, J. ElwoOd Hughes and Jos.
Emsheimer
McClelans Band.
Washington Pa, clubs,
w. Sipe Club.
Central Democratic Club.
West End Club
Ciaysvile club.
Elm Grove club
Fairmout club.
Martins Ferry club
Bellaire club.
GAINESVILLE Band.
Eighth ward club.
Seventh ward club.
BenwoOd club.
Fulton club.
Other clubs.
FOURTH DIVISION.
MARsHAL-A. D. Garden.
ADEs-MorG. McCulloch, Louis Zoeckler, James
Baisd, VIM. Welty add
Rchland District club.
West Liberty club.
Other mounted clubs.
Vehicles.
The various Divisions will form as
follows:-
HlISJ DlNlSlOu vi EiS hGCohVu Stl0oO
and Terminal Railroad yard, right rest
ing on Market street.
Second Division on Seventeenth
street, right resting on Market street.
Third Division on Sixteenth street
west to Main and north on Main, right
resting on Market.
Fourth Division on Sixteenth, Chap
line and Fifteenth streets, right resting
on Market, vehicles on Fifteenth
street.
The headquarters OF the Chief Mar