The sun., 1900-11-01
THOUSANDS WERE
IN THE masked
PARADE LAST NIGHT
Immense COncourse of People
Viewed ii ON Mar
ket Street.
STA RT WAS MADE ON TIME
About Twenty-nine Organizations
Were i'm Line. Success of Parade
Was Largely Due to the Eff
forts of Wilmington Con-
clave of Mogullians.

The masked parade last night under
the auspices of Wilmington Concave.
NJ. 1ls. 4. o. 4. NJ. was Il biz success
in every way.
II was without any exception the lar
gest and most interesting parade that
llle city Of Wilmington has ever held on
All-Halowe'en night. II is estimated
that fully 1000 persons We're in line and
tha costumes worn by the iuasquerader$
WE'RE not only comicil but unique. The
paradc was started II $50 o'clock sharp
and long before that hour Market street
from Front to Eleventh was one mass
Of people.
William Il. Norton was chief marshal
Of tho parade ttd hi, ,tides were made
| ZIP nS follows:
John j. Carr. Holm Shipley. James J.
G,laclen. Thomas l.. Reynolds George
| lAustermhl, William r. Goodley, Ed
ward f. kane. Charles ii. Dngan, John
Banks, Harry Applpby Samuel Alex
ander William Sprakman. John Kane
William j. Connell, William Gllon.
Owen Armstrong. H. Il. BATHS and f..
| l.. Gruntlin.
The start was made promptly at s
O'Clock upon the tap of the City Hall
bell and went over the following route:
| From Fourth and Market, upMarket
| TO Eleventh. to Delaware avenue. to the
Soldiers and Sailors Monument, coun-
termarch i'll the avenue to Tenth street.
along Tenth street to King, down King
to Fourth. along Fourth to French, to
| Third, to Market. down Market to Sec
ond, along Second to Tatnall, up Tatnall
| to Ninth, in Ninth to Market and dis
miss.
| All along the route citizens of the city
showed their appreciation by putting off
fire works and burning rcd fire. There
were about ewcny-nine organizations in
| line which was made up Of the follow
| ing:
First Division.
Platoon Of police.
Chief Marshal William B. Norton and
staff.
Platoon Of police masked
| Philharmonic Baud. % pieces.
Wilmington Conclave of Mogullans.
| Wilmington Lodge. 4. o. L. w.
| Water Witch Fire 60.
Industry Conclavc of MogulIiuns.
Industry Lodge. 4. O. t. w.
Fidelity Conclnve Of Mogullians.
Friendship Lodge. \. =. I. W., q New
Castle.
Vulcan Lodge, 4. O. L. w, Of Marshall
| ton.
Wilmington .terie. Fratcrna Order Of
Eagles.
Second Division.
Brunswick Fife and Drum Corps.
Wilmington Bicycle Club.
Delaware lodge /. o. o. i.
Fame Fire Co
Skrewgllzzle Band of New Castle.
Diamond Council. .Ir. o. l.. \. NJ.
Welcome Council. .Ir. o. L. A. NJ.
.Alcedo Outing Club.
knights Of the Golden Eagle Ragtime
Band
Washington Fire Co.
Wilmington Lodge OF ElkS.
Third Division.
Rrandywine Fife and Drum Corps.
Brownson Library Association.
Hickory Athletic Club.
Delaware Conclave Of IIeptasophS.
Weccacor Fire Co.
Retail Grocery and Provision Clerks
Association.
.AppomattoN Camp Sons Of Veterans.
Eighth Ward Republican League.
Liberty Fire Go.
Fourth Division.
Srick Bourk Flute Band.
Other organizations and unattached
mas.lueradprS.
Ii could not he learned last night IN
actly who tho prize winners We're but the
Wilmington Bicycle Club are supposed
70 have won the first prize for havinG
the largest number Of men in line.
W. Maurice Iiuckcr received first
prize ilS Il unique man.
Tie Judges were stationed III Tenth
and Marker streets and We're as follows
William H. Blake, james Savillc, ST.,
Henry Bringhurst, ST., Col Enocl
Moore and Harry Il. Bucher. The
Judges will make il public announce
ment Of all the prizes awarded today
The success Of the parade is due 10 the
efforts of Wilmington Conclavc, No 11a
A. o. 4. NJ. who first started the move
ment. Those who took part in the par
a,le We're iubilant ut their success ant
nasqueraderS could he seen on the stree
until an early hour this morning.