Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-02
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P. Garden, Peter Bosley, Geo. Harmon,
and Mr.. Haberstick. Following came
the Chief Marshal Jere A. Miller, and
adjutants Geo. G.. Feeney, f. ID.
LANCE, Chas. Lnkens, and Roman
Dober. Then the Chief of staff j. b.
Sommerville, and aides DR.. John Cooke,
z. b. Franzheim, DR.. ]. A. Campbell,
C. A. Shaeffer. C. II. Copp, Chas.
Brandfass, John H. Hall, Lewis Steen-
rod, T. c. Burke, John Waterhouse,
Fred Happy, L. w. Blayney, Joseph
Gallaher, Sprigg Jacobs, /. w. lmhOff,
M. B. Bailey, Alfred Rheinstrom, Or,
r. II. Bullard, A. H. Patterson, Ed
ward Robertson, George Ankle, Eugene
HOge, c. P. Brown, Jr., making forty
six men.
FIRST DIVISION.
The First Division Marshal was VIM.
Ellingham, and aides f. Biedenbach,
Z. B. Bowie, Robert Simpson, Geo. II.
Sta nm and A. T. Young. The Opera
House band, with twenty pieces headed
the line, and as usual made excellent
music. They were followed by drum
corps Of five pieces, and the Young
Mems Democratic Club, with AS men
In line. They marched well and were
frequently applauded along the line.
The Randall Club fell in at the Mcclure
House behind the Young Mems Club.
They were headed by the Great West
ern band, of Pittsburg, with twenty
Ana twentY-nve strong. rho' GpI tuaI ance
of this organization, which Is faVorlte
in Wheeling, was everywhere the signal
for clapping Of hands and shouts OF
applause from the sidewalks. Then
came the Fairmont Band of 20 pieces,
heading the Young Mems Club OF that
Mace, who turned out GO strong, and
looked very handsome in their
NoBBY UNIFORMS
and red umbrellas. The Linsly Cadets
followed % strong. Then came a drum
corps heading the Kenna Club, 81 men,
who sustained their reputation for tine
marching and attractive appearance
A Steubenville band headed the dele
cation from that city and Mingo, num-
bering 14O men. Then followed the
MAYNARD band of 20 pieces, and the
German American Cleveland Union with
21S meh in line. This organization was
F., cemposed OF many who never marched
in political parade in their Ives ana
attracted a great deal OF attention
Then came the Mingo band, 10 pieces,
followed by the Fourth Ware Club with
% men, and the Juniors with 30. The
| Sixth Ward Club came next with CD
! men. headed by the Heatherington
hand. OF Belaire, Then followed "a
hacks occupied by the distinguished
guests and the members Of the different
| committees. There were 1,16S men In
the first division.
The Second division was headed by
! Marshal Bernard Bach, and aides Chas.
Schmidt, Chas. Rohrig, John Holman,
Geo. Bach and NJ. Friesmuth. First
came Mayors Band of 20 pieces, head
ing the Tariff Students, the most hand
somely uniformed organization in the
line. The Students never looked better
and were never recipients OF more fav-
vorable comment. There were 1872 men
in line. Then followed hack occupied
oy Congressman w. L. Wilson, the guest
of the club, and others. A
drum corps OF Is headed the
WOODS Run ESCORT CLUB,
which marched company front 20 men,
and fairly divided with the Tariff Stu
dents the honor Of being the best
drilled organization. Some Of their
movements, all of which were per-
formed with an ease that bespoke great
proficiency, would have done credit &c
trained military. They had so men In
| line. A drum corps of six headed the
S. j. Tilden Club OF 30 men, followed b!
the B. McKenna Club, Of Allegheny
with SO men. The Alleghen!
County Democracy, 90 strong
was headed by the Cathedral bant
of 20 pieces. Several hacks followed
and then came the John a. Snee Club
of Allegheny, splendid club with 8
men. They were headed by IS men anC
a drum corps. The East End Club, o
Pittsburg, came next, SO men with
drum corps Of s. The Pearson, Jr.
Club, OF Bridgeport, had As boys in lin
and a drum corps. In the second divis
ion were COO men.
THE THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal w. A. Wilson, with his aide
Guy r. c. Allen, G. P. Brown, Jr., )
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