The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-26
TRI-srATE DEMONSTRATION
or Republican Clubs In Martins Ferry
Promises to he u Big Affair.


The tri-state Mckinley parade at
Martins Ferry tomorrow, Cruesday)
evening. promises to be the biggest
thing the town ever saw. All OF the
clubs in Wheeling, Benwood and Full
ton have promised to participate. In
addition to these there will be the four
clubs, from Bellaire and clubs from
other places. Martins Ferry will have
several clubs in line and the horsemen's
brigade will be big thing,to say moth
Ing about other turn-outs.
There will be three or more divisions.
The West Virginia and Pennsylvania
clubs will be In one division, visiting
clubs from Ohio In one and the Mar
tins Ferry organizations in another.
The line Of march will not be a long
or hard one, and the marchers cannot
object to It., The ,commi tee In charge
has made 1t out with much care and u
view Of not marching theslnensto DEATH
Meistcr,s full brass band of sixteen
pieces will head the procession and
discourse lots OF music.
The Intelligencer's Little Tip" can
non will be drawn by Martins Ferry
Juveniles. Nearly all OF the Wheeling
clubs, the South Wheeling, clubs, the
Rehw0od clubs and the Fulton clubs
will probably go on the Terminal ard
the Bellaire clubs on special train, On
the Cleveland, Lorain 6 Wheeling rail-
road.
Colonel II. B. Baguley and staff will
have charge Of the Wheeling clubs and
+. Ii. Rider and stan. of the Bellaire
clubs.
+ Captain Abram Lash, the chief=mar-
shat. has announced his Martins Fer
ry aides,as follows: B. f. Brady, DR.. A.
Il. Ong. George ". Twecdy. ]. B. Mont
gomery. George Fl. Smith, Theodore
Keller. NJ. Z. Cole. L. ]. a. Drennen, DR..
B. o. Williams. DrW. B. Shuttleworth,
Lee Woods. Jerry Gilbert, w. T. Gar
rctt. William Liphardt, E. o. Padel-
ford, r. a. Lindemuth, L. Alderman,
August Kraatz, a.. U. Moore, Thomas
YiHgling. Jacob Rosenthal.Magncs'F Feb
renbach, James ". Green and NJ. f.
Weems. These aids will$pieasc meet at
the Republican headquarters this even
ing at o'clock for Instructions.
The line of march will be as follows:
Form on Hanover. right resting on
Fourth, Hanover to Fifth. to Center. to
Main, countermarch on Main to Avon
tuiS' W Sidi n, " ScHtcltL. ~ rlISt, "
Penn, to Second, to Hanover, to Fourth,
TO Jefferson, to Second,eto FayettN to
Third. to Hickory. to Fobr:h, to S!sort,
countermarching and Outstanding on
Fourth. Republicans along the line Of
march are requested tofdecorate and
Illuminate. Melsters band viii play
concert music at the Republican head
quarters from $3.50 until 8. The COM
mittce of thirtyfive in charge Of the
Citizens Republican Club. of Martins
Ferry has hired the Martins Ferry
Cornet Band. and will have ten men
To carry red fire. Major John a. Brown,
who will charge this big club, an
nounccs his officers MS follows: William
Joy, James trannehill. David Davis and
William Jump. All who march with
this club will be FURNISHED with badges.
All Republicans are invited to march
with 1t. The Danford Guards, which
made such big hit In Wheeling, will
have twelve men to carry red fire and
torches.
The different Martins Ferry commit
tees will meet In different rooms at the
Republican headquarters this evening
at . o'clock. to complete arrangements
for the big parade.