Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-13
SIXTEEN HUNDRED
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMOCRATS PARADED THE
STREETS LAST EVENING.
A Great Parade, Which Was Reviewed by Tens of
Thousands Of PsOple-The JOllifcatiOn a
Success in Every Partcular-Ths
Details of the Turnout

line great O6nOCTdblC JOiiihN"uOh
parade of last evening came off accord
ing to the pre-arranged programme,
and was a big success, from every
point OF view.
The affair was admirably managed.
the weather was good, and the turnout
of the clubs was a splendid one. The
streets were lined with spectators
throughout the entire line Of march,
and the enthusiasm was unbounded
from start to finish.
No finer demonstration OF the sort
was ever seen in this city, and the null
titude Of people who lined the streets
often standing on the sidewalks In the
cold for hours, awaiting the coming OF
the column-were well satisfied with
the composition Of the parade when 1t
finally reached them.
Soon after noon yesterday the cannon
GERS got out two guns, had them trans
ported to the summit of the hill, In the
vicinity of the crematOry, and about l
D. m. they were turnedloose, and hence
forth until the going down Of the sun
shot succeeded shot in quick,succeSsion,
awaking the echoes for miles around,
and reminding the people, not only OF
the city and county, but on the oppo-
side Of the river also, that the day was
going to be fttingly observed by the
Wheeling Democracy.
The day was a gloomy one, rain being
threatened from early in the morning,
and about dusk few drops descended,
| but fortunately the shower was averted,
and the people began to swarm out into
| the streets and TO seek advantageous
| positions from which to view the march
| ing column. Chief Marshal Delaplain
and his staff were at the appointed
| place, on Chapline street, at an early
hour, and by half-past six the various
clubs ad commenced to assemble at
their headquarters, while the music
of bands and the rattle Of drum
CORPS was borne on the breeze
from almost every quarter OF the city.
Shortly after seven o'clock the Ben
wood, Martins Ferry, Bellaire and
Bridgeport clubs arrived in town, and
| simultaneous with their appearance
| long line of horsemen came in from
| Richland, and the Triadelphia and
other country clubs also came. The
Moundsville club was little late, and
did not fall into the line until after
portion Of the route had been covered.
1t was the intention to have started
| at a quarter Of eight o'clock, but some
! OF the clubs were late in arriving, and
it was a quarter after eight when the
word Forward" was given. The col
umn, headed by a numerous mounted
staff, moved over the route published
in yesterdays REGISTER in the follow
| ing order:
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. Il.
Wheeler, DR.. C. S. Terrell, Ezekiel
Ball, Isaac Nichols Gala
| Mitchell Frank Gaus j.
b. Garden, Peter Bos-
| lev, VIM. Welty,
Wm.Windser,
| q. Hannah.
CHEF MARsHAL-Lou. S. Deaplalno Jr.
Chief OF Staff-A. D. Garden.
Adjutant-Jss. Lantry.
! AidOs-Joseph w. Galaher. Peter Hoe Milton
! Mabis, Andrew Stoetzer, John Corcoran,
| James Nichols Luther Bayney, A. I.
Young Albert CappS, John a. Camp
pell, Chas, Rohrig, Chas Copp,
| c Ii. Wheeler, Jack b. Shep-
| pard. John Ryan, A. U.
Hadlich, Henry Nau,
| Alfred PAUL, U.
| w. Kreiter, D.
l.. hughes.
| General StaR-W. A. wilson Charles Klein,
! Daniel Urymbel, 2. Gavin, Geo. Merchant,
lack Robinson, d. Z. Stalnaker, Jas.
| MoFsdden. Chas. Smith, Z. +. Far
| rell, John Costello, Frank Cruise,
ID. b. Bailey, John Water
house, Chas. MenKemeI-
! Ter, A. Q. StoetZer,
| Michael Ryan, John Kem-
pie, Lee Wells, Jos. KresS
| Chas. HOrStman, Aug. Schrumpf,
| r. A McCabe, Lee Wood, X. 5.
Kincheloe Henry Stein, Chas. Hof.
| mann VIM. Hutchinson, Geo. W. Woods,
| Robert Higgs. f. 2. Park, Mart Thornburg, Jr.,
Joseph Robinson, j. L. SAwtell, DR.. Cook
and Dr.. Van Wagner, Bridgeport; Jas.
| y. Patterson, Martins Ferry; Ed
ward Steger, Bellaire; Thos. Dali
ley, Patrick Brannon, JOS.
Mabooi James H. Bar
rett and Louis Cooke,
Benwood
FIRST DIVISION
Marshall-Col. Robert White.