The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-10

The weather is all that is necessary to
make to-night's jolliflcation parade the
greatest thing Of the kind ever seen in
West Virginia, and 1t is doubtful
whether rain or snow could interfere
with the jubilee that Is already arranged
for. Every mail brings letters FROM
prominent Republicans all over the
country expressing their intention to be
here to help celebrate tho magnificent
victory achieved in West Virginia on
last Tuesday. kilograms from various
marching organizations throughout
Pennsylvania, Ohio and this state, have
been received stating that they will be
here in large numbers and most OF them
will bring bands with them. Tho parade
will be one Of the largest ever seen in
this city aud be a fitting celebration OF
the defeat OF free trade and the over
throw Of it's champions IN this state.
The parade, as will be seen by the gen
eral order Of the chief marsha, will
form with the first division on Ninth
street, right resting on Main; second
division on Market, south OF Ninth,
right resting on rear OF first division;
third division on Market, north of
Ninth, right resting on Ninth.
The column will move promptly at s
o'clock and 90 over the following route:
North to Fifth; countermarch to
Eleventh; to Market; to Twentieth; to
Chapline; to Thirty-third; to EoH; to
Thirty.sixth; to Jacob; to Thirty.third;
to Eotf; to Twenty.seventh; to Chap
line; to Twenty.fourth; to Main; to
Fourteenth to Market; to McLure house
and disband.
The clubs and distinguished visitors
will begin to arrive In the afternoon,
and the members OF the Young Mems
Republican Escort Club will meet them
as they arrive and escort them to their
headquarters at Odd Fellows Hall. For
this purpose every member of the club
who can possibly do go Is requested to
report at the hall in the uniform adopt
ed for the turnout, promptly at 4
o'clock. The full Opera House band
will be on hand, and will furnish the
music for the escort. The first club to
arrive will proonblv be the Pittsburgh
delegation. They will come in on two
special trains on the Panhandle; the
first will arrive at $3.50 o'clock and the
second at 5 o'clock. The clubs to arrive
on these two trains will be the Americas
Club aud the Young Mems Tariff Club.
OF Pittsburgh. each accompanied by
baud. The next to arrive will be the
celebrated Tippecanoe Club. OF CIeve-
land. They will come in on Especial at
5 o'clock on the Wheeling Il Lake Erie
railway, and they will aIso be accom-
panied by band OF twenty.stx
The Falrmont $500" club will come in
over the Baltimore & Ohio at 5 o'clock.
They will be accompanied by the Fair.
mont band. Tho Steubenville club, un-
der the command OF Captain Harry
sherrard, will arrive with the Steuben-
Vile band about $3.50 .. m. The Wash
ington, Claysville aud West Alexander
crowd will arrive at $3.50 o'clock. The
Moundsyille contingent will leave thor
town at o'clock over the Baltimore q
Ohio, and will arrive here about forty
minutes later. The Bellaire, Martins
Ferry, Benwood and other surrounding
towns will come in alter supper and
will march to tho rendozvoux aud be
assigned their position in line. The
Betlaire boys will come up with Heath
erington's baud on the steamer Liberty.
They promiso to bring all Bellalre with
them. -,
Tho Young Mons Escort club will
meet 10 form for the night parade
promptly at hall past 6 o'clock and
thcy invite all believers in protection to
don silk hat and cane, secure badge
and ioin with them in the parade. They
expect to turn out, at least, two hun
dred strong aud want as many silk hats
In limo as possible. They also invite
others who have tho above uniform to
report in the afternoon for escort duty.
Besides the silk hat, cane and badge
tho menners will be dressed in dark
clothes. which will make the appear
auce OF the club more uniform. Tho
badges can be secured at tho lETELLl'
GExcER office this afternoon.
Tho various ward clubs are called to-
mcut at thOir respective headquarters
Mt $3.50 o'clock sharp, and at o'clock
or shortly alter Will hlarCh 10 tHe p'ACe
Of forming aud take the position u.s.
signed in limo. 80,
ihe red .iro and fireworks will bo dis
tributed ~ tho place OF forming and ut
vnriouI points along tho route. \
wagon has been secured for tho pur-
nose and will DO in charge OF Mr.. Will
At tho request OF tho committee hay.
inc tho affair in charge, tho police will
not allow any blowing Of tin horne or
boi,lcrou, conduct OF any kind. There
viii bo about dozen brass bands in
iino and numerous drum CORDS, and il
lin horns were allowed tue mu'lc could
not bc heard; for this reason every pcr.
son ls requested not to attempt to toot
III? Tho following Oro a fOw Of tho tolO'