The sun., 1900-10-29
ALL HALLONE' EN-
PARADE WILL Be
A GREAT SUCCESS
Judges and Aides TO Chief Mar
shall Have Been
Selected.
FORMATION OF THE PARADE
There Will be Twenty-nine Organi-
cations i'm Line and 1900 Per-
sons Will Parade. Where
the Four Divisions
Will Form.

Zig preparations are being made for
the parade 10 lie given Wednesday
night under the auspices Of Wilmington
Gonclaye NJ. ~. \. .. a. NJ. From
the present outlook the parade promises
TO be Il brilliant success and will be one
Of tie largest ever given in this city on
.Al-lIalloMc,ell night
Al Il join! meeting held yesterday
afternoon hy the committees form the
different ORGANIZATIONS and the vii
luih.iun tnncLtYc committee judges and
aides Il Chief Marshal William =
NnftOH were selected and al final ar.
rangemcnt, completed.
The following judges were seectcdt
William H. Blake, James Savillc, j.
Paul Brown, Col. Enoch Moore and
Harry f. Buchcr. Aides selected to as
SiSt Col. William Il. Norton, chief mar
Slla were lS follows; John j. Carr. John
Slipiry, James j. Glackcn, Thomas l..
Reynolds. George AuStermuh, William
H. GoodIcy. Edward Il. Kane. Charles
II. Dngan, John Banks. Harry Apple
BY. Samuel Alexander, William Speak.
man, John Kane. William j. Connell.
William Gillon, Owen Armstrong, ii. Il.
BATHS, and L. l.. tirantlin.
The divisions will liz made M as fol-
lows:
First liviSion--platoon Of Police lead
ing; chief marshall and his aides. pli-
toon Of police masked, Philharmonic
Band Of twenty pieces, Wilmington Con
clave 1h,A. q. A. NJ, Wilmington Lodge
4. q. T.. W.. Water Witch Fire Com
pany No. 3. Industry Conclave 21a. A. O.
\. NJ, Industry Lodge \ %. l.. W.. FL
1..ltf ~
Friendship Lodge 4. o. L.. W. Of New
castle, Vulcan Lodge 4. @. T.. w. Of
Marshalton, Wilmington Acrie No A.
i. o. Il.
Second division Brunswick Fife and
Drum Corps, Wilmington Bicycle Club,
delaware Lodge L. q. O. r.. Fame Fire
Company 50. 6. Scrcnglzzlc Band Of
New Ca-tlc, Diamond Council ,lr. o. T..
\, NJ, Welcome Council IL. q. l.. 4.
VI, .tlcedn Outing Club. Nights II GaId-
~ Eagles i;tg fina I,and Washington
Fire Company No. !. Wilmington l.ud4e
II l,lils.
Third division Headed liz ife and
'rtln corps, Nrown-nn Library .!st9ciu-
lion Hickory Athletic Club, Itawarp
c9Hnluyr a lleplayopl. Mt-racue
E'ire Company No. $, Retail Grocors'
altd iroyi,iu:is Clerks Association. Ap-
rlnattoy Camp Sons Of Veterans,
Eighth Ward Republican Club, Liberty
fire Company No. 8.
The fourth division will be an un-
attached division and will be headed by
the lIricI Bourk Flute Band of Old
Swedcs Church.
he divisions will be made up as fol
lows:
First division will form on Fourth
street with the right resting on Market
and extending west; second will form on
Iatnull with the right resting on Fourth
extending north; third will form on
Orange street with the right resting on
Fourth street extending north: fourth
will form On Shipley street with the
right resting ol Fourth street extending
north.
The start will b. made promptly Mt
$50 O'clock upon The tap of the City
Han hell ana 20 over he following
route:
From Fourth and Market, NJ Market
10 Eleventh. 10 Delaware avpnup, Ia The
Soldiers and Sailors Monument. conll-
iernarch in the avruuc To Tenth street.
along Ttilth street 10 King, down King
q Fourth. Hong Fourth tu Ercnch, 10
'fhrl, 10 Market, down Market To see
oihl, alen@ second to fatnall III Tatnall
q Ninth, in Ninth 10 Market aud dis
miss.
HE prizes Is - awarded ara rs fol
lows tha tifst prize fer TIN itSsoratoil
having The largest ialabpf ~ men in
lnC il M i;na@" u!fpre! ltY .iAnipS Vie
gary and thc second Is Il large hall
clock offered hy Charles NJ. Banks: tol,
tlle basl dlcasu issufin,ion line N,isr
offered hr |. Lewis Howe; for the best
individual moved dress Il fine vase offered
~ William lhwtnn: for the best GiGh
feHtute or float Il fine picture Offered hE
Harry ltnger: tor HE hest cGmieal fea-
turp fine dressing case offered by y.
Sneilrnhurg and Co.; there il also IL silk
umbrella offered by Daniel ii0ss u son
for the hest cunical feature: for hest
original itie: II dressing coat offered hy
J. i. Mullin Y Sons: for the hest female
lhl"rSunator fancy vest offered hy Pen
mock n Co.. fer the finest negro rig II
box Of cigars offered hy Samuel Iiuw-
klnS; for the hest cnkpwalker IL pair of
shoes offered by Locke Shoe Company
for the hest female masqucradcr an
image offered by Samuel Baynard: for
tho most comical lady parader one doz-
en- photographs offered by Harry Buch-
er; for the largest man in line Il derby
hat offered hy Wright X Davidson.
There will be twenty-nine organiza-
tlnnS in the parade and about 1.500 per-
sons are expected To be in line AS the
different organizations have gone TO con-
siderable trouble and cxn.rse for the