The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-20

At a meeting held. at the DON Of Mr..
j. a. Miller, on Market street, last even
ing, at which all the division marshaIs
and the chief of staff were present, all
the arrangements were consumated for
the big parade on Columbian day.
Among those present were Mr.. Au-
custus Pollack, Capt. W. II. Travis, DR..
Il. b. Baguley, Mr.. B. Bach, Capt. W.
4. Otto, Mr.. Frank Cruise, Mr.. H. A.
Schrebe, Mr.. G. S. Feeney and Mr..
Roman Dobler. MIR. ]. A. Miller Off
ciated as chairman and Mr.. G. S. Feeney
acted in the capacity OF secretary.
A number OF communications were
received and read from different organi-
cations, stating their desire to particle
pate in the parade, all Of which were
acted upon, and positions in the line
wero assigned to each body.
1t vs. expected from the number OF or
CARNATIONS that have reported that over
1000 men will BIO in line. Among this
great body Of marchers will be inter-
spersed numerous floats and musical or
CARNATIONS, which will make one OF the
most picturesque and largest parades
ever given in the city.
The public school alone will have
over 500 scholars in line, each carrying
a flag, which will be one OF the most
attractive features. Besides the four
handsome floats furnished by the city,
representing the three ships OF Column
bus and his landing, the Red Men will
have n handsome emblematic float
representing their organization, the
Trades Assembly will have one repre-.
senting laborers supporting the earth:
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers. q large float modelled after a rail
road engine; the Grocers' Association
two floats showing the difference in
1892 and 1892 in the grocery line; Rey-
mans Brewing Company several floats;
ii. +. Behrens a big steamship, besides
countless floats by different business
houses, and various societies and clubs,
None OF the political organizations
will be permitted to carry any mottos
OF q political nature. Only the ban
ners showing the names OF the clubs
will be allowed to be carried in the
parade.
All of the division marshals will meet
promptly at l p. m, at the rooms OF the
Board oil Education and report to the
chief of staff. All organizations are re-
quested to meet promptly at their as
signed forming place in order that the
parade can move promptly.
The first division, consisting OF the
-uI-.1 ,,tl fa.t,a ~ Nh uNltV n CtRnnk
extending south, with right resting on
Fourteenth street.
The second division will form on Fiji
tenth street, extending east, with
right rest on Chapline street.
The third division will form on Four
tenth, extending eastward, with right
resting on Chapline street.
The fourth division, all marching
organizations, will form on Chapline
street extending north from Fourteenth.
The floats OF this division and the
cyclers will meet on Fourteenth, be-
tween Market and Main streets.
The fifth division will form on Mar
ket, between Fourteenth and Sixteenth
streets, with right resting on Four
teenth.
The sixth division will form on Six
teenth and Seventeenth streets, with
right resting on the east side Of Market
street.
The seventh division will form IN
Eighteenth street and in the Terminal
depot yard, with right resting on Mar
ket street.
The parade will comprise the follow
ing organizations and features:
Eighteen Mounted Police,
Herald, Theodore Roller.
Chief Marshal, J.. A. Miller, Chief OF staff
Augustus Pollock, Adjutants Joseph
Spoidel. Frank JepsOn and
j. v. Jones.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal C. s Feeney and Stat.
Opera House Band.
Linsly Cadets.
Parochial and Private Schools.
Scho0ls-Washington, Madison, Lincoln, Clay,
Union, Centre, Webster, Richie.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal W. II. Travis and staff.
Float, Flag Ship.
Band.
Companies B and 6, First Regiment West Vir.
ginia National Guards.
G. a. K. Post No. 5,
Sons OF Veterans.
Senior .. U. a. NJ.
Junior o. u. a. NJ.
Patriotic Sons of America
Shield Of Honor.
Letter Carriers.
PatriArCh'S /. 0.0 F.
Carriages containing Committee and invited
Guests.
THIRD DIVISION.
Two floats
Marshal b. Bach and stan.
Band.
knights Of 81. George.
Knights OF 81. John.
HF,,,, Marie rotl,nHF pI GNNtnNy
Band.
Ancient Order OF Hibcrnians.
st stGnlslaus Polish Society.
Workingmcn's benevolent Society.
Band.
81. Alphonsus Society.
Young Mems ST. Alphonsus Society.
AlSAce-L Lorraine Society.
SwoiHcr NCreln.
German Pioneers.
FOURTH DIVISION.
F~loat-Landing Of Columbus.
Marshall Il. d. BOguley and staff.
JE. o. U, A. NJ. bund, of Bellaire.
Knights Of Golden Eagle.
Druids.
ZlOn's Benevolent Society.
Young Mems Democratic Club.
Young Mems Republican Escort Club.
TuritF Champions.
Other political clubs
Turner'S.
Singing Societies.
Band.
Commercial Travellers Association.
Tariff Students,
40 U, W,
Float-Red Men.
The CyclerS.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Float.
Marshal W. \, otto and stat.
Band,
Trades Assembly.
GlasSworkrrS' Union No, q
PotterS' Assembly No. rs.
Tobacco Workers Union.
Stone MasonS.