Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-08
BLOW THEIR BAZOO
Republicans Nave Their Regu.
lar Noisy Demonstration.
WHOLE COUNTY INVITED u

W0Obb y u
int AssssDssas asaasessss fAesose asS
Osssr H~seseso-rhs meet fssssa Dsvs
Mr. MINES nd the nsasss As. Psa.es ~
spssssrs q the Oeeassss.
The ~quadrennial political demon.
stration Of the republican party oc.
Cured this afternoon. Since the party
OF amalgsmated bosses has relied
absolutely or noise and bluster IN
this campaign the blowout Of today
was planned TO be 10 o striking sense
characteristic OF the prevailing and
favored tactics. A such IL vas . do.
cided success. The whole county
was invited in to coutribcte 20 the
distur oance. and all that was re-
quested Of the individual was 20 blow
his bszoo and wears yeilowsibbon on
which was printed 81 an for sound
money" The corporations did the
rest. The railroads brought every
body they could scrspe up. The
railroads have never been known 70
be so much Interested In the travel.
ing public as they have this year
especially on such occasions a. this.
The fact ,ries made the display-;h.
industrial pagcsnt-in floats and
men,. The business men decorated.
The public turned out ~ 10 always
does when there is anything going
on.
The great gun Of the day Vas q.
Senstor Warner Miller. Of New York.
who val turned down by the repob-
licau machine In New York both be-
fore and after the Sc. Louis conven.
ton because he dared TO assert his
preference for Mckinley instead Of
Morton. Congressman George W.
Prince. Of G~ale-burg. Who has been
In the rural regions during most Of
the campaign so far. also came 90
town aud helped 10 do the taikiag.
the speeches being made from Q stand
in flatiroa square.
ne P-seeessses.
The procession formed on Twenty.
third street under the direction o.
Marshal w. r. Channon. and the cnl.
umu moved north on Twepty-third
street 10 Fourth avenue. vest &C
Twentieth street. north TO Second.
west To Twelfth. south 20 Third. east
70 Seventeenth and south % Fifth.
The column embraced the following
Marshal and Aids
Isght suarf ftsnd.
Moline Clubs. 6nnounfcdDs
Green River NrNinicr slub. ffnountcdD.
i Speakers IN Carriages
mckinley and Tanpcr Veterans rluh,
I!n.eln ,lae AID Hard
Rock Island Hos Company Nsrrhtnr club,
Ase Lincoln clsb.
scncsco ro.lst Hand
Ccnc-eo Mex MICS Clah.
Bscacr's Hand
Mckinley rluh
Bo~linr MciSinlcs ciYh ~iNiouniedD
THE FLOATS.
q. O O. ~klephsaL
Aicn uy~r. A Co siot-s
Hansgcn a Bru-htnaun. -four and feed.
f1rfnrnins Furniture Company.
fhmcr a Elmer. monuments.
ITCHY Mercantile Company. hquorN.
v u kov coal and sood.
Clcmann a Salzrnann. furniture.
Rock Island yassy cctnpsny: nuss'es
Sounr A McCoubs. department store,
Adams Wal Paper Company
Bupi.s ard groccfrs
Rock lSlanc Flow Company. seven noa.A
Rock Island stove COMPANY.
David Don. stoves
ftaH auh = y fHmIaNNa TWO inatA
Nafionsl Cracker COMPANY.
schick Transfer Company
Deere s Nsnsur CompAn Flows
Dtmock. Could a Go. sash and DOOR.
Moline Stone Company. tro floats
Twi7+Ci-y Coal Corspany. two noAtS.
Nl-on fusgy Iotnrsnys
~ NJ Hcchlc carriage COMPANY.
Williams. White a Co
Moline Wsron Corpangs
Moline PGou Company. three Hoatss
Union Malicahlc Ieon WORKS
Deere a Co. two floats
Warno-f 4 Rslsinn soap
q. Bailey a 60. Wholesale gfoccf3eNs
Al the conclusion Of the parade the
speaking at Flatiron square be-
gan. Mayor B. r. Knox presiding.
II was certainly exceedingly yell
low.
Col. Quayle actually walks With
. waltz step at the head Of the vet
eraus.
The republican hosts will he
marching 10 different hind Of music
next month this lime.
The elephant Vas ne usual Q source
OF smusemcn;-but IL 10 q bad thing
70 have on ones hands.
~ this campaign business does not
couussod on s-scnis p-seD