The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-26

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passed over the long route. The dectl-
rations Oh yearly every house IN town
FxeEe elaborate and the enthusiasm dis
lplaye,l by the inarcliers and the people
who crowded the Ihorouehfnrcs frthn
house. - house. was gfeat, Fully $4,000
people witnessed the parade and rearlyj
all agreed tha / II was without doubt tho
Guest and largest ever aeon in the stare.
Coming down Main street hill there
were over 5000 men In line, but Mt the
corner OF Twelfth aud Main nearly all OF
the sound money rallrpeier-s left tho
procession and marched 10 the Hdepotito
chtch tlltirltruin.a which waste leave nt
Q o'clocit. This left over 4 1000 STnen%in
line. as the parade passed down Market
street. Y. u, h, !. =
before the Keystone club, OF the Pan
Handle road loft the line.yit required one
Hour and five minuteS 10 pass u point
and there. were no, gaps Ia the parade.
either. The mcn marched In fine and
soldierly manner and Sths column was
entlrcly free from a bois,erous or noisy
crowd. Tho clubs never looked finer or
turned out In lnrger numbers, and their
admirers gaveSthen hearty applause rs
they passed along the streets. 4
How II wa, Formed. x.
The parade formed on Twelfth, Four
teenth, Fifteenth and Eighteenth streets,
rightlof each division resting on Chap
line. The railroad cmployts clubs, those
that could stay over. aud participate in
the parade, formed on ChaplIne and
Eighteenth streets, with the right rest
Ing on Sixteenth. Chief Nrarshai Bagu-
ley and his large staff We're stationed at
the corner of Fifteenth and ChRplIne
streets, where he directed tho order OF
formation. and dispatched aides TO acc
that this visiting organizations were
taken care OF and ln,their proper place
in file line. Major James II. Lancaster
was detailed TO assist In the management
OF the railroaders division, ind was
kept busy. ri s
The first division, which was made up
of the visiting clubs, was stationed on
Fifteenth street: the home clubs on
Fourteenth and the third division.
which was made up of horsemen, On
Twelfth street. ii, l5g
1t was nearly $40 y. m. when Colonel
Baguley gave the command 70 march.
and the column started. The railroad
employees formed the first division, and
preceded the Republican clubs. Their
division proceeded up Chapllnc street,
the first. second and third divisions OF
clubs, following In their rear. In the or
der named. The parade was made UP
as follows: "a II
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES DIVISION. 9
Chief Marshal--W. N. Herrold
Chief OF Staff-Samuel G. Wells.
Aides-A. Il. Gibson. Lem. Grow, C. a.
Richardson, ". Il. Portcrfeid. Ingle
Malone, Hiram Boyer, and one rGp-
resentativs from each of the visiting
organizations. = 571
American Military Band, of Pittsburgh.
keystone Sound Money Club. OF Pitts
buryh. *
Union League Band, OF Pittsburgh.
Keystone Sound Money Club, of Allie
gheny, Pa. ~
Meister's Band.
Wy Railroad Gold Club, OF Wheeling.
Tomlinson's Band. OF GAINESVILLE. -l- II
Baltimore & Ohio Employees OF Zanes-
Second Regiment Band. OF Huntington.
Railroad Employees OF Huntington District.
Calumet Club. OF Huntington. ~
Ensign Car Works Men.
Ohio River Railroad Employees Of Hunt
ington and Parkersburg. 80
Burton, ". Va. Cornet Band.
Baltimore & Ohio Employees OF Cameron.
Wheeling WheeImen's Mckinley and Ho-
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