The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-26
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liMhxwanIYAy. j. Lyle, simpson how.
f'innn. IL. PtGlass, William lfettc, IIouls

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lSs6. II! Glass. William I'tfc, Louis
IN Carriages.
shadysldc, Ohio. Sound Money Club,
I'm ~ te Mounted .st ttt
lIorsemcn, Wnx0ns. Etc, Etc, stiEi
The column moved up chapilnc to
Eleventh, down Eleventh Il. Atpcset up
Z Market TO. Seventh, down seSe1tlIs 10
aaiairS down Main To TwGlEtil.J up
Z Twelftli to Market, down AlaYk,t 10
Twentlpth, up .l'wertlGtil 10 Chsphna,
down ChaplIne 40 'rhlrty.third. up
I Thlrty-thlrd5tu&J Jacob. down Jacob 10
sThIrry-nIntf,. ,ffpm which tho column
cgyintcrmatchcd back up town oyertthe
same route. SG4 81 Il
Asiwlll bciscrn3 by the order of march
the sound money RAILROAD employees or
Egatiiza uons,did NOT turn out as largely
nsthad been hoped for. The reason OF
7 this was due from the fact that THE
trains carrying the visitors lcfticarly In
trains TO Graftyn and Newark left ut
& O'Clock and the pan-handlc train,
carrying the. Keystone club, of Pitts
bllrgh, left at 70 O'Clock. The MiHslllon
clubs also had, to leave too early TO par.
ticipate in 3thsf parade. The Keystone
clubs. numbering 100, started In the
parade and marched over thu route as
far rs Twelfth street and main where
they let stliei column and took their
train, WhErf was waiting for them. IS
Tho laekt " cars, prevented the SIS
itrspille club from coming. This club
has over 1900 Handsomely uniformed
fnHen&alj ofiSclipm were rendy and anx-
lQus, n coriE 10; Wheeling to participate
pany could not Offer them mbrssthan
one car for their transportatlonrjwhieh,
OF course, was not accepted. Washing
ton, Pa, and intermediate. points on
THE Pittsburgh division OF the SBnlti-
moro 6: Ohio, suffered from the same
condition of affairs. Gibbs from Clnys-
vilie,: Washington md West Alexander
We're disappointed In their Inability to
SECURE, TRANSPORTATION.
nj An Imn,tI,.e Affair. Pa
LAS 81 was,3 however, the parade was
an Immense affair. and one which re-
fleets great ereYt on those who mar
shaNed the forces, Chief Marshal Bag
uleyi headed the largest and finest look
ing istaf OF hltles ever seen ON Wheel
ing s streets. II WIS u numerous staff.
andtthe members rode as though they
Idu2pUttIl NNittdH
.fAlfalong the line of march the streets
Were lined With people. but on Market
between Eleventh and Sixteenth streets
the crush. on each sldo was tremendous,
and when the parade came along the
e. crowd was so great that 1t extended
i farout into the street and crowded the
9marGhers sinto the formation OF tours
sl;fT The popular Americas Club met
+ with!an ovation all along the route and
so did the sLawrenceville wheelmen,
who escorted them. Both arc fine or
CARNATIONS. and lent greatly to the ar
lstic success of the demonstration
The Republican Tariff Club of Pitts
urgh,under command of Captain John
Doyle, marched elegantly and also came
e n for great share of the enthusiasm.
The Parkersburs boys show the result
Of the drilling under Colonel Baker,
ind their zis-zag drill drew forth
Hearty applause ard cheers from the
.rowd. 50
The Danford Guards, OF Martins
'erry,AMadc great showing and We're
we'll pleased with the reception they
'ecelved. The Blackburn Cadets, of Bel
ARE, and the MoundsviIle club were
HE recipients of the glad hand, where
over they went.
or the Wheeling clubs, only words OF
she highest praise can be spoken. They
%ere out,in large understand, drilled
md marched beauulfully.e>T hsSlIlkirs
Cadets had their largest crowd out. as
lid the ii, c.. Richards Six Footcrs;
10Th were cheercd along the route. The
Escort club turned out nearly Two
hundred members, and made a great
.F,howinge The Tariff Champions. First
{ Ward Club, SFifth. Sixth and Eighth
i ward clubs, all came in for a large
share of the commentator, which was
freely expressed.
The Benwood clubs never turned out
In larger numbers and never before
made the hit they made Saturday
hight. =, 49,, !
~. The Rnilroaders.
The railroad employees looked and
MARCHED well. The Keystonc club and
lie Huntington elnbttTrnedso ut ii large
numbers and It is only 10 he regretted
s5that they had 10 leave the line, before
the route had been half gone oyer. The
Wheeling boys had over a hundred
men In line. many OF them having ney-
'2 er before marched in political parade.
The decorations along. the route were
magnificent and the amount OF fire.
works burned was, never exceeded In
IS Wheeling. Everywhere along the line.
1t was a blaze ofred fre.Whiie whizzinc.
rockets and exploding Roman candles
r. were pleasing contrast. About every
S.5other man had shooting cane. and
the noise made by the explosion OF the
4 blank. cartridges was something awful
" OF course the irrepressble ain horn
= was out in force, and even the ladies
= ) carried them. %
Yellow ribbon could be seen every
= where and 50 great was thu. demand