Evening journal., 1900-11-16

Polish Band.
Twelfth Ward Republican Club.
Erik Biork Band.
Simon Wolf Club.
SECOND DIVISION.
James IL. Morris. Marshal, and STAFF.
Band.
Eighth Ward Republican League.
Newark Band.
East Side Republican Club.
Pencader and Landenberg Clubs.
Band.
Second Ward Republican Club.
New Castle Hundred Republican Club.
THIRD DIVISION.
$. V. b. Carty, Marshal, and STAFF.
Band.
Fifth Ward Republican Club.
Seventh Ward Republican Club.
Third Ward Republican Club.
Eighth Ward Republican Club.
Philharmonic Band.
J. Edward Addicks Republican Club.
Afro-American League.
+. +. Bach Club of Second Ward.
Aston Republican Club.
Maryland Republican Club.
FOURTH DIVISION.
James Kitchen, Marshall and staff
Oglesby's Band.
Fifth Ward Republican Club.
Rnggold Band and Hyatt's Band.
Ninth 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.
Mil Greek Hundred Republican Club.
Mounted and in Floats
Christiana Hundred Mounted Club.
Band.
Hilles and Jones Company.
Pusey and Jones Company.
Malleable Iron Company.
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company.
Band.
Lobdell Car Wheel Company.
Band.
Charles Warner Company.
Wilmington City Railway Company.
FOR UNIFORM ILLUMINATION.
Charles Warner. Of the Committee on
Fireworks, makes this statement:
The committee has planned to give a
uniform display Of red fire torches along
the line Of the route as the parade passes.
and expects to accomplish this hy means
of horsemen moving with the parade on
each side at intervals Of about ten min
utes each. 1t is the intention To have
these horsemen use red torches supplied
with a spike ON the butt end. and TO
strike these torches lightly into poles or
trees at distances Of about eighty or nine
ty feet apart. AS the torches burn about
eleven or twelve minutes each, the plan
provided for should give a uniform red
light illumination along the whole line Of
the parade, and we ask the cooperation
of the people to help us accomplish this
object. and not TO interfere in any way
with the work we have in hand"
Ferris Giles, chairman OF the Commit
tee on Flags, reports that the purchase
was made Of a Philadelphia firm through
local merchant. The committee has
bought nearly two miles Of rope which
will be used in roping off Market street.
WARD MEETING ARRANGEMENT
The Afro-American League has chosen
J. w. Gumby as chief marshal Of its line.
All Republicans Of the Second ward
are invited TO meet at Roney's cigar
store, Third and Poplar streets. between
$50 and o'clock Saturday evening.
The Ninth ward committee requests all
Republicans Of that ward to parade with
them on Saturday night. The celebrated
Ringgold Band has been engaged for this
occasion.
The Young Mems Republican Club has
secured the well-known letter carriers
band Of Philadelphia for Saturdays pa
rade. The East Side Republican Club has
engaged the band Of Newark, Del. and a
drum corps.
Tenth ward Republicans will meet
again tonight at the corner of Conrad
and Adams streets, when reports from
all committees will be received.
The Eleventh Ward Republican Club
and friends are invited to meet with
The Tenth Ward Republican Club.