The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-12
THE GREAT JUBILEE
All Arrangements Being Per-
fected for tuesday Night.
THE LINE OF MARCH
AND SOME OF THOSE PRONrI-
NEN'T DEMOCRATS WHO
WILL ATTEND.
SPEECHES AND FIRE WOaKS
To Fill the City with Real Genuine Democratic
Enthusiasm. Let Every Democrat who
Can do So be Present at IL
O'clock tuesday.

The line of march will be as follows:
Starting at corner Of Fayetteville street,
up Fayetteville street to Morgan street.
out Morgan to Wilmington street, thence
to Newbern avenue, out Newbern ave
nue. to BlOunt street, out BlOunt to
North street, out North street TO Will
mington street, down Wilmington to
Edenton street, and thence around the
Capital square to Hillsboro street, out
tiillshoro to Dawson street. and down
Dawson to Nash square. Short speech
es will be made along the line of march.
The principal speaking will be at Nash
square, which will be brilliantly illuInl
mated. Tar barrels at short distances
apart will make it rs light as day along
the route.
Thousands of the largest Robt. Can
non crackers, sky rockets and Roman
candles will be fired from different parts
Of the city and along the line of march
a triumphal arch, thirty foot high is
being erected Immediately in front of
the city hall. This will be illuminated
by hundreds of coiored electric lights
The portraits of Il. NJ. Simmons, j.
:. Carr, Armstead Jones. Josephus
Daniels, will be on one side and on the
other the portraits of T. j. Jarvis, A. NJ.
Waddell, c. b. Aycock, w. A. Guthrie.
Among the distinguished gentlemen
present, we hope to have Hon. f. NJ.
Simmons Hon. T. J. Jarvis, Capt. w.
u. Shaw. Hon. A. NJ. Waddell, Hon.
c. b. Aycock. Hon. John III. Small,
Hon. c. X. Thomas, Hon. j. w. At
water, Hon. W. w. ktchin, Major w.
A. Guthrie, Hon. John d. Bethany, Hon.
Thos. Kluttz, Hon. w. T. Crawford,
Hon. Lee S. Overman, Col. John $.
Cunningham, Hon. Locke Craig, Sena-
tor John w. Daniels, of Virginia; Sena-
tor Ben Tillman, of South Carolina;
Hon. Claude Kitchin and others.
A telegram from Hoffman, y. c.,
has been received, asking if we would
like to have one thousand men from
Richmond county to help out our jollifi-
cation.
Everybody who can conveniently will
be asked to ride on horseback, and each
mounted man will wear a marShals
badge. People from every county in
the State, will perhaps, be present.
1t is expected that the railroads will
make cheap rates which will be an
nounced tomorrow. The crowd will
be enormous. 1t would perhaps be Il
Soou luea lOr our Hotcis, DoaTuiuS Houses
and restaurant keepers to prepare
sandwiches as such as "A large number
of the people will only stay between
trains and will have but little time for
meals.
In addition to hundreds of Transparent
cies furnished by the committee, many
others will have them made, and the
entire city will be blaze with illumi-
nation. 1t will be, of course, an orderly
crowd, a great gathering of white men
eager to express in a most orderly but
enthusiastic manner their delight at the
redemption of North Carolina from III
competent and ignominious rule.
All the members elect of the general
assembly from the several counties and
districts, are cordially invited TO take
part in the great jubilee.