The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-11-01
PARADE: TONIGHT
Democrats Will Turn Out
Tens Of Thousands
Strong.
MORE FLAGS ORDERED
All the Captains Will Garry
Lanterns Prepare for
Noise,
MORE FLAGS ORDERED

Leader Davis worked into the wee sma'
hours this morning with the avowed pur-
pose of making tonights monster demon
stration record breaker. He realized at
the last moment that the twenty thousand
flags ordered a few days ago. to be car
ried over the shoulder, would not begin
to go the rounds of the marching hosts
of Democrats. so an extra order for ten
thousand was given, and they Will be
ready for distribution at the club house
of the Robert Davis Association. No. As
Mercer street, early this evening. AT
least twenty thousand men are expected
to be in line.
All the captains of the Robert Davis
Association are to carry colored lanterns.
A feature of the fireworks will be the
freproof balloons. They are of the ma
tional colors and eighteen feet in circum-
ference. With intervals of ten minutes
while the parade is in progress the bal
looms will be lighted and liberated from
the roof of the Robert Davis Association
club house. The balloons win soar high
in the sky for hours, and aside from their
patriotic and brilliant aspect will signal
Democrats for miles around that the royal
blue Democracy of Hudson County is
awake to the issues and will rout the
enemy in most decisive fashion in the bat
tie of the ballots on November 6.
The sporting fraternity will be conspicu-
Gus in the parade. Football and baseball
teams are to be out in numbers, while up
wards of hundred wheelmen, represent
ing all the leading cycle clubs of Hudson
County, will appear mounted on their
wheels with Captain William Dugan in
command. Besides the entire number of
Democratic clubs in the county, every
labor and social organization of promin-
ence will be in line.
Photographs of Mr. Bryan will be worn
on the front of the hat and small Ameri-
can flags to be worn in the left lapel but
tonhole of the coat. They will be fur
nished in sufficient numbers to each club
~on application at the Robert Davis Asso-
citation clubhouse, No. 46 Mercer street.
Hamilton Park is designated as the
place of assembly. Formation will be in
five divisions, as follows:-
FIRST DIVISION.
Joseph Jennings. Marshall
Delegation of Longshoremen 0Ninth street
right resting on Jersey avenue, facing
wesD.
First Ward Club, Ninth street. following
Longshoremen
Second Ward Club, Ninth street, following
First Ward Club.
Third Ward Club, Ninth street, right rest
ing on Jersey avenue, facing east.
Fourth Ward Club, Ninth street, following
Third Ward Club.
SECOND DIVISION.
Daniel Y. Lewis, Marshall.
Fifth Ward Club. East Hamilton place,
right resting ON Ninth street, facing
north
Sixth Ward Club, East Hamilton place,
following Fifth Ward Club.
Seventh Ward Club, East Hamilton place,
following Sixth Ward
Eighth Ward Club, Eighth street, right
resting on East Hamilton place, facing
west.
THIRD DIVISION.
James S. Nolan, Marshall.
Ninth Ward Club, West Hamilton place,
right resting on Ninth street, facing
north.
Tenth Ward Club. West Hamilton place.
following Ninth Ward Club.
Eleventh Ward Club, West Hamilton
place, following Tenth Ward.
Twelfth Ward Club, Eighth street, right
resting on West Hamilton place, facing
east
FOURTH DIVISION.
Henry Lohmann, Jr., Marshal
Hoboken Club, Jersey avenue, right rest
ing on Eighth street, facing north.
Bayonne Club, Jersey avenue, following
Hoboken Club
West Hoboken Club, Jersey avenue, fol-
lowing Hoboken Club.
Weehawken and Neighboring Clubs, Jer-
sey avenue, following West Hoboken
Club.
FIFTH DIVISION.
John d. German, Marshal.
The Robert Davis Association of Hudson
County and such other clubs as may be
represented, on Jersey avenue, right
resting on Sixth street. facing north.
IV.-The parade will start at $50 o'clock
P. NJ, sharp, and be in column Of COM
panies eight files front.
v-Each club or ward shall select one
"a captain, who will be in command dur
ing the parade; and one ~ lieutenant for
every eight (9 men present
VI-Marshals must report their divis-
ions, ready to move, to the Grand Marshal
at corner Of Jersey avenue and Ninth
street, not later than $40 p M.
.yII-The line of march will be from
Hamilton Park, along Jersey avenue to
Twelfth street. to Erie street, to Thir-
teenth street, to Grove street, to Bay
street, to Henderson street, to Morgan
street, to Warren street, to Montgomery
street, TO Greene street, to Morris street,
to Warren street, to Grand street, to Mon
mouth street, to Montgomery street. to
Brunswick street, to Seventh street, to
Jerse& avenue, to Mercer street, to the
Robert Davis Association club house,
where the parade win be review by all
the candidates and friends and dismissed.
vIII-Citizens particularly on the line
Of march are respectfully requested to
Illuminate their homes.
PARADE ARRANGEMENTS
The officers and members of the Sixth
Ward Democratic Club and all other citi-
gems in the ward who intend to participate
In the parade tonight are requested to as
scmble at Palmetto Hall, Lafayette and
Pine strets at o'clock to form in line.