The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-03
GREAT TINE TONIGHT
Governor Stanley to Speak at
the Auditorium
TO CITIZENS OF HIS HOME
Brilliant Demonstration to
Close the Campaign.
TO CITIZENS OF HIS HOME

The Republicans Of wichita viii show
their eolors tonight They VIII show
their coiors to the world, In presage OF
what is coming in this section Of the
country next Tuesday Men who have
never marched in a procession wiz march
tonight Douglas avenue viii be turned
suto a blazing court, court Of beauty. Of
dazzling variegated lights. Of rockets
throwing down cascades of sparks, Of
popping candles ard rsverberanng bombs,
while under and In between thousands
thousands Of voters win march.
Chairman Charles Davidson said last
evening: cit VIII be finer, bigger polit-
zeal demonstration than Wichita ever
saw. I verify believe"
Governor Stanley and the special train
bearing the Flamoeau club from III Do
rado VIII arrive here this afternoon at 500
on the Missouri Pacific. The 4lulvane
Marching club VIII be here this evening
two hundred strong. A rate of one and
.one-third fare has been given on all rail-
roa5s Trains this evening VIII accom-
modate people from the south who want
To return home after the meeting
Tile marcbers are ready. the fireworks
are unpacked the crowd win be here and
as big a time Wichita viii not soon have
again
The John C. Fremont Republican club
viii be on hand. Tt now numbers eighty
1t viii have The place Of honor
Tia OLE Soldiers MCKINLEY ana Roose-
march with the steady, practced step
which was learned forty years ago. and
which today gives them the appearance
Of an irresistible regiment
The Commercial Travellers VIII be on
hand keeping step with the great process
sion.
The ward clubs VIII be there marching
on to victory organized. determined GER
tain 81 triumph
The uniformed hambeau clubs, loaded
with rockets and Roman candles. VIII be
In the parade.
The Rough Riders, out in fun force, on
lprancing steeds, VIII form part Of the
pageant
{ The Colored Republican clubs viii have
their division in the parade
There viii De drum corps. bands, q shot
r-A- at-'t AtAatf 4a -fAA Ftl----A1-e-7tl4
and pyrOtechnIcs galore. Those who
march wiz congregate on North Main
street
It is TO be a great event. an event
which will be wei worth witnessing.
participating in, an event which VIII thrill
an who favor expansion. continued pros /
perity and good government
II VIII be wichita token Of regard for (
IA L1 r.er-
Characterized President 1fcEinley's spIen- 4
did administration 1t viii be the vote +
Of thanks Of a people who want to let
wen enough alone. 1T win be Wichitas
wel,Sme To her own citizen who is now
governor Of Kansas.
It win be Wichita's completion Of the +
campaign, a campaign every step I'm
which has been towards success, success f
for McKinley's administration Of pros
perity, for Governor stanleys business Z
ike clean and able conduct Of state af- .
fairs.
Tt VIII be the heart OF every man who 1
wants a continuance Of good times, who +
wants 10 keep the flag flying who wants +
to stand behind the boys ia blue fighting .
over in the Philippines, who wants Amer +
ica re- be bigger happier and greater
Murray Myers. marshal. has issued the (
following instructions:
FORMATION OF COLUMN
1.-The parade viii start from the
court house.
2-Aain street south Of Central should .
be kept clear Of marchers and vehicles.
3-Eohn C.. Fremont voters and the Old
Soldiers Mckinley club. With dram corps. i
viii report on East Third street, right .
resting on Main.
Trough Riders win report on West I
Third. right on Main
s-Au ward clubs Of the city VIII re-
port on North Main. right resting on cen +
trial
s-visitng clubs from east and south
viii report on East Central and those
from north and west VIII report on West
Central
7-Au bands win report at Main end
Central
s-The Wichita Fiambeaa club and the
Fireworks brigade viii report at Repub-
hcau headquarters.
assistant marshais win report at cor
ner Main and Central
l0-The Travelling Mems club VIII re-
port on East Second, right resting On
Main.
LINE on MARCH
south on Main 20 Douslas, east on
Douglas TO ST. Francis, north on ST.
Francis 10 Auditorium
when the rieht of the column arrives
81 Topeka and Douglas 1t VIII halt for
i've minutes. when the fireworks brigade
VIII set tn its work and each organization
viii rnareuver over tho entire street in
its immediate vicinity.
u is intended 10 move the column very
SLOWLY. as the lire ~ march is short
MURRAY MYERS Chief Marshal
Assistant Marshals-Syl Dunlln, d Fl
Downing. c. H. simmons. J. Elmer
Reese. se0rse T. Cuhbon.