The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-05
Over 5000 Men Paraded for Nc
Kinley, Roosevelt and Goff Satur-
daylight Enthusiasm Rampant

Viewed by thousands the big Republl-
can and Sound Money parade on Saturday
was, without exception, one OF the big
gest affairs OF the kind ever seen ia
Providence. In point oi numbers II was
enormous. the enthusiasm was at the
highest pitch and IT was another triumph
for the Republican people OF a Republi-
can city and state.
Business men and the wage workers
marched shoulder to shoulder, and the
outpouring of people was the greatest
seen here since the Rhode Island volun-
teers left for the last war All wagon
and car travel was suspended, and trade
OF every kind was completely paralyzed.
The line was not spectacular one, few
attempts being made in that direction.
BUSINESS MEN MARCHED.
All the great manufacturing esta bish-
ments were represented. The Olneyville
mills each turned out regiment. The
International Power company had hun
dreds of men in line. Every participant
in the demonstration carried an Ameri-
can flag, and the full dinner pail was
very much In evidence.
Hundreds OF business men turned out
and footed the entire route. Many had
never been In political parade before.
Brown University had large club all
the members of which are voters. The
public schools were represented by the
boys Of the Broad street grammar and
the Washington Park schools, and along
the entire length of the line and In ev-
cry division were transparencies bearing
the portrait of Isaac L. Goff the Republi-
can candidate for mayor.
The enormous line which was made
up OF fully 5000 men, was formed on
Market square and adjacent streets and
started promptly at O'Clock, everything
moving like clockworx. The line was
made up as follows:
A GRAND PROCESSION.
Police sklrmishors.
Chief Marshal Col. Arthur V. Warfeld.
Chief OF STAFF Capt. Arthur b. Sphinx
Aides TO chief marshal.
Carriages containing members Of Repub-
iican city committee. city government
and nominees for city offices.
Among these were Col. Isaac l.. Con-.
Col. Frank +. Olney. Col. A. II. Wat
son, g. X. Parker, John o. Darling. J.
r. Kenyon, G. n. Johnson, f. J. San
Souci,s G.. X. Parker, Capt. BENJAMIN
Hall, Capt Charles Barber, III. G.
Luther. &c. f. Whitford Fred l.. sayles,
G.. A. Allison. Joseph Armstrong, Ar
thur Barrus r. @. Arnold. G. l.. But
Ter, j. J. Nolan. J. II. =. Buckln, T.. T..
Miller, II. ID. Goff Asa Burlngame, G.
b. Brooks, L. f. Cady. F. Emmott, ID.
A. Crowell. ]. D. Lloyd. c. A. Skerry,
G.. Roberts. P. r. Manning, T. w. Da-
Wis. A. IT, Leonard, w. l.. Woodward
w. IT. Woodmsncy, Ezra Fisk, ]. W.
Moore, C. II. Morse, r. ID. Spencer. j..
u. Baker, Roswell smith T. II. Leon
ard, j. p Eddy Jr., r. 8. Lake. NJ F.
Allen, David Johnson. ii. l.. Stackpole,
w. X. Chspelle and others.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal Walter IL. Hackney.
Chief Aide Capt. i. NJ. Bixby.
Mounted aides-B III. Pierce. William
Huntoon. Lieut.. A. d. Harrison. Lieut.
T. n Lincoln. Lieut.. G. F. 'woodworth,
III. u. c. Dubois. W. r. Arnold, Ernest
sprague.
r Red Fire Brigade"
Fifth Ward Republican club. Providence.
80 men.
Fourth ward Battalion Rough Riders
Providence. - men.
winship Guards Providence 30 men
Fourth Ward Republican club. Provi-
dencs. 25 men.
General Fire Extinguisher CO. Battalion
Providence. 100 men.
Eepubilcan Cake Walkers associatio
Providence. 100 men.
Sixth Ward Young Republican Cadets.
Providence. ~ men.
Manual TrsinsnN Hirh School Battalion
Provitencc. n men.
Cftizrns' tRepu5lican Regiment. Capt
Robert W. Blunt commar ding. com
prisirg
Citizens committee. Providence. N men
Seventh Ward Citizens club. Providence.
tn men.
First and Second Ward Republican clubs
Providence. ~ r1en.
Liberty and Prosperity italian Republican
club. Providence. ~ men
italian Protective Republican club. Prov.
idence. 40 men.
Nonpareil Bicycle club. N men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal. Capt. George H. Webb.