The sun., 1900-11-12
GENERAL Invitation
70 ALL CLUBS
70 TURN OUT.
Chairman Knowles Says $1,000
or More Men Will be in
Line in Big Parade.
IDEAS FOR TRANSPARENCIES
Parade Committee Has Been APP
pointed With Robert S. Baird
Chairman, and Two Mem
bers From Each Ward
in the City.

Big preparations are being made for
the Republican parade next Saturday
night in celebration Of the glorious Re
publican victory won 1T the polls last
Tuesday and the demonstration is cX-
pectcd to sulpass anything Of its Kind
eyer htIqrp seen in this city. There will
hc FALLS 10000 men in line alll large
nuilhe. III the different organizations Will
display trinapalanciea in the parade.
The general committee held d meeting
Saturday night III the Young Mems Re
pu!,icnn Club and the room was -
crowded il looked for il while as though
a larger meeting place would haze TO he
found.
The general committee III charge of the
celebration has issued the Following
order:
10 all clubs, organizations. members
and friends OF the Republican parity
\ cordial invitation is extended 70 you TO
take part in the celebration of the glori-
Gus Republican victory won ut the polls
| last Tuesday, which celebration is to take
place III this city next Saturday evening,
November IL. In view of the extent Of
| the Republican victory in our State and
Country, it is desired that the demon
straton shall be as great and complete
aS our party's success. If it is your in
tpntion to participate in the parade you
will please report to the marshal i'll
lchargc of your County delegation, or the
Parade Committee of your ward.
Horace q. Knowles.
Chairman.
Thomas ii. Slavery, .Ir., See.
additional members of the general
committee have been appointed as fol
ilowS:
Samuel X Smith. George q. Byron
Col. 4. G. McCausland, Robert w
Smith. James j. Keenan, and Edmund
. +. Moody.
The parade committee has also beer
appointed with Robert $. Baird Il.
chairman and two members from cacl
ward is follows:
First ward, Thomas IL. Burkley, 0tts
Schcu: 5 cond ward, Thomas w. Me
Nry. Frederick II. Stevenson; Thirt
ward. Francis Maguigan. James i
Srtntn Fourth ward, Albert i. Neutz
loln IL. Shiplcy. Fifth ward, .Iohl
Wrthcrnll. Alton G. Pyle: Sixth ward
Henry L. Carpenter, Harry W. Chenirs
Seventh ward. Wm. III. Beir. James Nc
kelf"y; Eighth ward, itohrlt NJ Burns
John G. McCaulley; Ninth ward. vii
liam Lyons. Parke Mason; Tenth ward
Isaac X. Drawn. Elmer Il. Kirk ;Elcvcntl
ward, Elijah Green, Frederick Hendcrer
Twelfth ward, William File, Thomas X
! Curlett.
/ Chairman Knowles made the following
statement to Il representative of The Sun
last night: ANY clubs or organizations
iii any of the wards who desire to parad,
: will repart to the members of the pal'ud,
, committee i'll their respective wards
, This order applies as well 10 industrial
organizations lS 10 political.
= 'Owing to the very large number o!
tranSparrncics it is the desire of tht
/ committee that no offensive or improper
inscriptions appear on any tlanSparencies
and for this reason it is ordered that be
fore transpnrencipS arc lettprcd the i'll
striptioiS shall hr submitted to tht
executive committee. The committe,
committr" have i great quantity Of suit
able Inscriptions for tranSparencies anC
will furnish them to amy organization
: upon application.
',In order that every good idea and
,, happy hit may be utilized the genera
public is invited and requested to mai
To the committee amy bright or catchy
Inscription they can think of. This iny
tltion applies 10 members Of all nolitica
PARTIES and Inscriptions can he mailed
to the committee without giving or max
ing knoWn the name of the author
From present indications | can say tht
number ef men in line Saturday nighi
will probably reach 10000 and may even
i exceed that number. The general com
nttpe will meet tomorrow evening ri
VI. $40 King street"