Evening journal., 1900-11-19

Aston Republican Club
Maryland Republican Club.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal and staff.
Oglesby's Band
Fifth Ward Republican Club.
Band.
Seventh Ward Republican Club.
Third Ward Republican Club.
Polish Republican Club.
FIFTH DIVISION.
James S. Stirling, marshal, and staff
Marshallton Band.
Mill Creek Hundred Republican Club |
Mounted and in Floats.
Chlistiana Hundred Mounted Club.
Band
Pusey and Jones Company.
Malleable Iron Company.
Band
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company.
Band.
Lobdell Car Wheel Company
Band.
Charles Warner Company.
Wilmington City Railway Company
j. Edward Addicks viewed the pa
rade from the porch at the residence
Of Dr. H. lSittinger No. 1l3 Delaware
avenue Mr. Add cks had a tree i'm
frcnt Of DR.. Kiltn nger's residence deco
rated with rod white and blue electric
lights. S25 being used.
HONOR FOR FREMONT VOTERS.
A deputation Of old Republicans
who voted for Fremont were given pO-
stions of honor in carriages IN the line
Fraim, Henry +. Pickelsj and James
Fletcher, OF this city.
WAS PANORAMA or BEAUTY.
Along Market street and in Delaware
avenue the paraders were greeted with
| prolonged applause. In Delaware ave
nue. the marching army presented a
moving panorama of beauty. AS far as
the eve could reach was one body of
marching men. whose pretty uniforms
and highly caparisoned horses present
ed a scene of magnifcence under the
sheen of colored fire contributed by
enthusiastic "stay-at-homes" 1t was a
gala night and one which will rebound
in local political history as the most
elaborate celebration ever known.
The parade moved in FIVE divisions,
! the division marshals Of each being:
First. Thomas J. Talley; second, James
H. Morris; third. c. V. b. Carty;
fourth, James Kitchen; fifth, James s.
Stirling.
SOME OF THE DECORATIONS.
The decorations were beautiful i'm the
extreme The house of the Young
Mems Democratic Club was decorated
and at each window was a man send
ing up rockets and burning cOlored
fire. Men in the line cheeTed their
Democratic friends as they passed.
Among the ether residents who deco
rated their homes were:
William Simmons, Professor J. T.
Clymer. Horace G.. Knowles, Samuel
Biddle DR. T. w. Biggs, A. l.. Warmer
H. G.. Robinson. Frank Vernon, Thomas
Talley. G. M Pusey. Colonel A. G.. Me
Causland, William Lobdell Richard Pat
zowsky, Or L. A. Kiuinger. Job H.
Jackson. George Capelle. UOlstoin Har
vey. Il. NJ Hopes. George A. Elliott
II H. B. Thompson, p. O. Churchman
Thomas IA. Melvin. Joseph IT. Wiggle7
worth. Frank A. Mitchell. George w
Roberts. stephen Downey and Edwin
N. Martin
FIREMEN INTERRUPT PARADERS
Considerable excitement was cause,
on the streets over which the parade
passed by the fire apparatus dashinl
along in response to an alarm IRON
box No As, at Delaware avenue anC
! Van Buron streets The Water Witcl
engine and the Delaware and Phoeni'
trucks dashed along Delaware avenue
breaking up the line OF procession ant
badly frightcnng a number CT persons
No one was injured.
A panic was almost created at Fourtl
and Market streets when the parad
was moving at thatpoint The 'Washy
Fire Company received a still alarm
b that there was a fire at Fifth and Mar
b ket streets. and the chemical engine q
, once responded The apparatus turn
Z ed into Market street, scattering spec
, tators and paraders in all directions
! ana several persons narrowly escapes
, being trampled under horses feet
, When the chemical reached Fifth AM
Market streets no blaze was to b
q found.
WHAT TRANSPARENCIES SAID.
Some OF the transparencies read
''Nov viii You be Good" I'VE Helpet
Do It. "We Voted for the Full Dime
I Pail and Prosperity" '16 to I or Bus
, -Bryan-He Busted" United w
e stand. Divided We Fall" And tn
? Flag still Waves, And the Next Da
lit Didn't Snow How Did It Happen,