Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-04

The Illinois Club OF Bloomington. ILL.,. who
attended the Inauguration as the personal
/ escort of Vice President Stevenson had 100
/ men in line neatly uniformed. The officers Of
the club are as follows: f. l.. Bum. president;
J. Il. Hayden, vice president; J. ]. Condor,
secretary; q. A. Ensenberger, treasurer; W. L.
Toohey. captain.
The FIRST Voters Club Of Bloomington. the
organization OF Young democrats from Mr..
Stevenson's home and which is presided over
by Mr.. Lewis stevenson, showed In the parade
today that it was worthy OF the praises that have
been bestowed upon 20 ne q marching club.
Mr.. JAY q. Condor was the marshal.
Some two hundred men in line enabled the
famous Duckwortt Club OF Cincinnati 10 main
tain the reputation which il enjoys for enter
prise and 60. The members wore stylish
doubls-breasted light-colored spring overcosts,
dark trousers, pearl-coloreds silk hats. tan gloves
and silk umbrellas.
II was headed by the First Regiment Band
The official staff OF the club is follows; Presi-
dent, Lewis G. Bernard; first vice president.
Frank Burns; second vice president. Joe NJ.
Rice; third vice president, John NJ. Ranger;
secretary, James NJ. LAWN; financial secretary,
Benz. F. Shott; treasurer. John q Brien; COM
mander, Col Daniel J. Dalton. The officers Of
the marching club are: Colonel. ID. J. Dalton;
lieutenant colonel, J. u. Ermston; major. Aleck
Davezsc; sdjutsnt. James 4. Fennessy; SER
geant, DIR. J. W. Prendergast; quartermaster,
Ed. Renau: commissary. Ed. W. DOMAIN.
The Thurman Club of Columbus came next
and made q most attractive display. The club
uniform consists of a drab-colored overcoat
with black frogs, bandsnns red lined cape,
silk hat, tan gloves, bandanns-colored badge
and hickory cane. This uniform has been con-
spicuous at the national conventions in 81.
Louis in 1888, Chicago in 1892 many state con-
ventions and political meetings in Ohio and
neighboring states. The officers of the club
are as follows: President, Dudley A. Filler; first
vice president, Franklin Rubrecht; second vice
president, Henry Steube; secretary, Lincoln
tritter; treasurer, John G.. Dun, jr.: financial
secretary, Theodore Ganther; captain. Henry
c. Pirrung; first lieutenant. w S. Tussing:
second lieutenant. F. II. Schille; directors. John
j. Lentz. Frank c. Eaton, Samuel Stevens, Ed
ward Denmead, Felix A. Jacobs. Patrick J. Cas-
sidy, Clement r. Gilmore. Alexander VI. Camp
| bell.
The jackson Club Of Columbus. Ohio, ap-
peared attired IN o uniform consisting of brown
| macintosh and brown hat. They made a very
creditable appearance. The officers of the club
are: President, John l.. Trauger; first vice
| president. Louis J. Guthke: second vice presi-
dent, T. J. HALEY; treasurer. J. y. Alderman;
secretary, Chester Stands; sergeant alarms,
| John c. Burns: commander, Jacob J. Kaiser.
| Executive committee-Thos. ]. Buffer, chair
man; Geo. J. Rodenfels, DIR. Lee McBrian,
Chas. +. Myer. John Fisher.
| The Tally no Club of Columbus Ohio. had a
| good delegation in line and marched well. The
marshal was George j. Kant.
The well-known Miami Club of Hamilton.
Ohio, paraded sixty strong under. the marshal
| ship of J. H. Lehman. The officers Presi-
! dent, ii. c. Gray; vice president, Thos. VI.
Boyd; secretary, Chas. Mueller; financial sec
rotary, Frank Fontaine; commander. J. F..
| Lehman; lieu.enants, W. c. Hunter and Jacob
/ Bosch The uniform is a double-breasted light
overcoat with pearl buttons and black silk hats
The club headed by the City Band of
| Hamilton.
The Cleveland Club of indianapolis was one
OF the best-loohing bodies OF men in line. Ii
| had out two hundred members, uniformed in
black silk hats, light spring oyercoats, badges
and canes. The new indianapolis Military Band
furnished the music.
The officers of the club are: Lon Mcclellan.
president; Henry Schaub, first vice president:
Mike Reinhardt, second vice president: Il. II.
Brown, secretary; o. p. Berry. financial secre-
| tary: Fred Heller, treasurer; H. J. Armantrout
| marshal; VIM Franz. assistant marshal; Vim.
| Miller. sergeant-at-arms. Board Of directors:
| Lon Mcclellan, president; r. II. Brown secre-
| tary; o. L. Berry. Henry Schaub, Fred Heller.
VIM. Allen, John Reardon, Joe lilly. Aug
kolker, Harvey j. Armantrout, John Loes, D.
| NJ. Lanham.
| The Sixth Division.
The last division Of the great parade was
headed by Gen. Pierce NJ b. Young Of Georgia.
the marshal. His staff was as follows: Col A.
8. Morgan, ]. H. Rogers, J. 7. W. Tillar. Col.
]. b. Speers, Capt. J. F. Smith, II. ID. Arm
stead, W. P. Fletcher. A. i. Williams. Col. ]. W.
Corcoran. Gen. II. King White, Capt. Charles
Triplett, Col. W. NJ. Crovens, Col. W. Y. Fos-
ter, Col Steve Caragan. Gen. b. 7. Duvall,
Capt. s. NJ Rutherford. Col. Vim. NJ. Ponder.
Col J. s. Gibson, Col. G. W. Baxter. Col. Kye
Odam. Col. VIM. J. johnson. Col Vim. ].
Echols. Col Mortimer J. Turner, NJ J. BAN
non, Louisville, ky.; r. III. Martin. Woodstock,
Va; A. d. Gardner Wheeling. W. Va; The
odore S. Garland, Wheeling. W. Va; Allen
Brooke, Wheeling, W. Va; Frank ?. DAILY,
Wheeling, W. Va; Paul Reyham, Wheeling, W.
Va
The escort for this division was a delegation
| of citizens from the committee on civic organi-
cations.
The watterson Club of Louisville would
have attracted attention anyhow on account
of the fine appearance of its members, but the
statue of the star-eyed goddess of reform borne
| aloft in the ranks made the club doubly con-
spicuous. The uniform is a black silk hat
spring overcoat and silk umbrella. The officers
are: President. Chas Il. Long; first vice pres
ident, L. G. Voolfolk: second vice president
t. c. H. Vance; third vice president, VIM. Corn
| wall. jr.; treasurer, j. p. Gregory; recording
secretary. Louis Summers: corresponding Sec
rotary. Geo. @. Fitzpatrick; sergeant-st-arms,
| Phil. 7. German.
The Bandanna Club Of Louisville made a
| striking al srance. The uniform is a brown
suit Of clothe brown alpine hat, a cane and
badge Of G. FER Cleveland. They had in the
parade the pictures OF hentnckYs representa-
| tives in the Senate, Blackburn and Lindsay
and Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle and Con-
gresham Caruth, from the Louisville district.
and the clubs banner. This banner was pre-
sented by Mr.. John Matheston. who was promi-
nently mentioned as Carlisle's successor. The
Louisville Legion Drum and Trumpet Corps
headed the club. Mr.. John r. Pfanz and Mr.
Dan F. Murphy, Mr.. G. Cliff Roberts and Mr..
John Tully were the marshals. Chas. 2. Weaver
! is the president.
Tennessee was represented in line by the
Crescent Democratic Club OF Knoxville, fine
| body of men. that has made quite stir in poll
| tics. The officers of the club are: A. @. Payne.
| president; z. z. Mcmillan. treasurer: James A.
Harris, secretary, and Robert P. Williams, as
| sistant secretary.
The Vanderbilt Association, which was in
line eight years ago. made a fine appearance.
| The President is A. c. Kaufman. In the autumn
| Of 1887 President Cleveland was elected to and
accepted an honorary membership in the
| ISOLATION.
There were sixty members Of the John W.
Daniel Democratic Club of Portsmouth. Va, in
line. Samuel Manogue was the marshal.
The Young Mems Democratic Club of Wheel
ing. W. Va, had about 200 men in line cap
tanned by Prof. John NJ. Burch. The club was
headed by the Bayside Cornet Band of Havre
de Grace Md. The president of the club is Mr.
Allen A. Brock. The uniform consists of black
Prince Albert suits black silk hats, white gloves