Smyrna times., 1894-11-14
Big Jollifcation Parade.
NEW CASTLE REPUBLICANS CELEBRATE
THEIR RECENT VICTORY

THEIR RECENT VICTORY.
s The Republicans outdid themselve
Monday by giving one of the biggest
II not the grandest monster parad,
ever seen in Wilmington. It was a fin,
demonstration of a Republican tri
, umph. The city was ablaze with rec
tre and fireworks. All along the diff
1erent routes of the parade busines,
places and dwellings were decorated
with prOfusion of flags, bunting and
streamers. The parade was comDosed
OF nearly 1000 men. A great number
were mounted, and scattered through
the moving procession were floats of
various descriptions and bicyeles ar
rayed with Chinese and Japanese lam
terms. Market street was a scene of
dazzling brilliancy. Thousands of
men stepped in time to martial music
greeted on every side by brilliant dis.
plays of varied colored fireworks. En-
thusiasm would now and then braaL
Iorth anew as some amusing tradspar-
encles were shown to the DeonIa
DanG after band of music passed and
waru aiIer ward, waving their banners.
i oIoons anu transparencies, moved
along with continued excitement
we VIII reprint few of the AMUSING
GeVlces as seen in the different wards
0oune inscriptions created tumultuous
applause and laughter:
The Fifth Ward Club made an ex-
cellent showing for members in line
IN marching and in the quality of its
transparencles. One of the Fifth ward
iran sparencies had this inscription
Dlckey lost his peacock feather:n and
another said Anthony Higgins Our
Next SENATOR" another stiking trans.
Parency bore this legend "Hioh
wages, Home Markets and Honest |
Elections" Ai0"esI
The Eighth Ward Club carried
transparency on which was this in
ScrlptOn What Do the Dickev.
bros Say 7" and another reDeating
t.e Ine question answered by SAVING
Neary a Word" Following the Coz
man Republican Club was a transDar.
ency which said mo apology naadad
for Delaware this trip" The Ninth
ward came up with the query "Obi
what short Tunnell." The HigSins
Republican Club said 1--WE want no
Mixed Schools" The Y. M p ~
Club advertised, "Pardons for sale y
Inc Tenth Ward Club claimed 70 bo
lne banner ward of the city. Tbev
carried big strip of muslin inacribad
banner Ward" and "a TRANSPARENCY
saying: The Sun Shone the NeIt
Day" and on the reverse ssIt Didn1t !
snow this Time" The ReDublicap
LhVlnclbles paid their respects 10 soma
oDe In these words: Barney Flew tbo
coop" And to Ambassador Ravsrd l
~ the legend: Zone Blast of He
3ugle Cost a Thousand Men y AnJ /
mother; II am Asked to Go RacL ~ I
eng land" The Eleventh Ward CInH I
arried a transparency which go
soup Houses Have Closed" '''N
Following the First ward line pos G
.agon representing diapidated mill =
= rne s,qe OF which was the sign
gray ; Mill for $1.25 Wheat" The
econd ward showed "Bayard Taking 81
le News to England" The Mill Il
reek Hundred Club said: "Grav;s W
III Will not work Clay"
mere were number of floats ve-,,
rettily arranged; one on which there
ere number of girls bore the legend n.
america First, the World Afterward y NJ
u ahOtler was an Indian princess
lPported oy number of attendants
ia on another was a goddess Of liz Ba
". one of the most iDtoras,ir,, w
aVures OF the parade was a number nf
agons crowded with children Who Fe
ere singing America" One of tbo Ha
agons bore this inscription: "Sino 70 W
e, DIckey, Sing to Me, Dick. Donit Ja
IKE Ke TO Ask You, but Neary is Sick y
he streets were nothing but coo MI
humanity and one conld scarooI', Da
I'VE along, so close and comDact NO. SyI
crowd. 1t seemed that the neorIo Da
urea INTO the city from eVervwbara NJ NJ
'peclal train was run from down tba Ga'
nIhsula, another from Stanton Naw. Hn
r. ana Newark and one on the Lon Gal
loerg branch of the B. & O. Besides RAJ
'se special trains the regular trains Do'
re packed and jammed with nassan. M N
s. 'H Passeh- Rus
was indeed great parade and opa ie
g TO be remembered by the RennbN
ms OF that city. 1t was a snccaso Sha
All Its characteristics and a gIor;omS vii
ling to one of the preatest oon,
GO struggles ever seen in DeIaUara W.
laJOr Edmund Mitchell r. 49, Car,
) :, ,,,aa aarSn9l 81 OF the parade, and his
~eTe 0oIonel Samuel A. McAllis. c.ou
n. "; b. Anderson, Horace G. Ret. Ptar Rar
ana DIR. l.. Heisel Ball. Dag
ne NJ: parade was reviewed by Sena-
n higgins, Congressman. elect VilIis Nab
4d~ard Addicks, Mayor ShortIidge Clo3q
gresham smedley Darlington Of &Iii3 Gu6
81 Chester; Hon. D. Smith Talbot MI MI
larry Eyre. Robert Hayes, Jesse Cole Cole
l;as Kma3 Gt and Horace F. Temple, also Wins
:, est Cnester. Cusl
tier the parade banquet was
eu TO the guests from the Union
que; Chester, Vest Chester and
II places. MARY