Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-31
BIG PARADE FRIDAY MIGHT.
1T WILL BE THE LARGEST TURN
OUT OF OHIO COUNTY MARCH
ING ORGANIZATIONS.
CITIZENS WILL MEET TONIGHT
To Organize Club to Participate in
the Observation-Disclosures Hoo
VIII Speak in the opera
HOuse-Meetings of Democratic
Clubs-Scott TaylOr's "F1Op"-
SCOTS Break-Other Political News
and Notes.

Democratic enthusiasm will be I'M
! corked Friday night, and it's quantity
and quality will be more in evidence
than upon any other occasion, except
the big jolliication after Bryan's cleo
ton. 1t will be the final big demonstra-
ton by the Democratic clubs, and by
Democra.-c citizens who are not mem
bers OF clubs, and in addition there will
be a speech in the Opera House by
Judge John H. Holt, the Democratic
nominee for Governor of West Virginia.
The subcommittee appointed at last
Thursday evenings meeting of the
Democratic citizens of Wheeling
to arrange for demonstration by
the clubs of Wheeling and surrounding
cities, decided at a special meeting held
yesterday afternoon to abandon the idea
of demonstration on Saturday even
ing, owing to its conflicting with the
meetings in the vicinity of Wheeling
and to concentrate their efforts toward
grand demonstration in honor of
Judge Holt on Friday evening.
Written invitations will be extended
to clubs in the immediate neighbor-
hood, but the idea is to have the dem
onstration of local character Bands
have already been engaged and the
committee has the assurance of a large
turn out on Friday evening. The COM
mittee will hold another meeting this
afternoon in the Hub building at four
o'clock.
Every Democratic citizen of Wheel
ing and Ohio county who desires to
make the demonstration in honor of
Judge Holt a success and who desire
to participate in the escort, is respect
fully requested to attend a meeting in
the headquarters Of the Young Mems
Democratic club in the Hub building
this evening for the purpose of organ
lzlng the citizens into a club for pa
radlng on Friday evening and for such
other business as the meeting may have
brought before it. 1t will be remember
ed that the citizens club which was
organized for the final parade four
years ago, had membership of be-
tween 500 and 600. 1t is the desire to
embrace every Democratic voter who
does not belong to any of the march
Ing clubs, and if possible, to have more
men in line than four years ago. All
Democrats should attend to-night's
meeting.
The speech of Judge John H. Holt
Will be one of the ablest of the cam
palgn in this city. Judge Holt will
rest for one or two days after the ar
duous labors of the campaign. and
Will be in excellent shape Friday night
The list of vice presidents for the meet
Ing Will be published tomorrow. Only
those holding tickets of admission will
be permitted TO pass through the stage
door.
The cavalry 44vision of the big pa
rade is to be prominent feature. own
ers OF horses are invited to turn out
with the mounted men from the coun-
try districts. While it is the desire to
nave as many visiting clubs as posi-
Die, 1t is the purpose primarily to have
a big turnout of voters of Ohio county
captains of all the marching clubs
are called to meet the committee at
1our O'Clock this afternoon, at Y. MD
Z. headquarters to make ARRANGEMENTS
for the parade
The meeting of citizens will be held
at the same place tonight.