Evening journal., 1900-11-13
ROUTE
IN ANNOUNCED
Other Definite Arrangements
Made Last Night for
Demonstration

Plans for the big Republican parade
of Saturday night took definite shape
last night. when at a meeting OF the
General Committee having the jollih-
cation in charge, a route OF march was
formed, and assurances received that
special trains would be run from ada
ent cities here Saturday night for the
convenience OF those who desire to
take part I'm the demonstration.
The parade will move through every
ward, excepting the Ninth and the
Eleventh. Following is the route:
From Fourth and Lombard. to
French. to Third. to Market. TO Ninth.
to West. 10 Delaware avenue to Rod
.ney, TO Thirteenth, 70 Van Buren, to
Park Place, to Jackson, to Tenth, 60
Van Buren, to Seventh. to Broome, 70
Fourth, to Washington, TO Seventh, to
Market and dismiss.
The parade will form on streets in
tersecting Fourth, east of Market. The
first division viii form on Fourth. east
.of Lombard; the second division .on
Lombard. north OF Fourth: third di-
vision, on Poplar, north OF Fourth;
fourth division, on Walnut. north Of
Fourth; fifth division on French
street, north of Fourth. AS the first
division passes Lombard street the
second division will fail in behind.
Invitations have been sont to clubs
In Philadelphia, Chester West Ches-
ter, Reading and other PENNSYLVANIA
towns to participate. There will be
plenty of music. the Wilmington OF
carnations already having engaged
fourteen bands.
Meetings Of several ward organiza-
tons We're held last night. and ar
rangements made for participating In
the parade.
Fifth ward Republicans met and Sc
lected Frank w. Pierson as aide 10
Chief Marshal Edmund Mitchell. Jr.
I and George H. Mccall as marshall, OF
the ward marching club.
EAST SIDEREsIDENTs INDIGNANT
Several residents of the East Side
are indignant at the action Of the Gen
eral Committee in not arranging to
have the parade move over other
/ streets IN that section Of the city. AS
planned, the parade will move over
/ Fourth street and Lombard street only
and the residents think the route
should be extended so as to include
Seventh and Pine streets They will ask
the committee to make these extern
sions in the route
WARD CLUBS WILL MEET.
Many ward meetings will be held to-
! night 10 arrange for the parade
All members of the Third Ward Re
publican Club Will meet at S O'Clock
sharp to transact business Of import
ance pertaining to the parade, and all
those who wish TO turn out with the
club are invited The clubroom will be
open every night this week 20 make
preparations for the parade
The Twelfth Ward Republicans are
requested to meet at No. 1900 West
Fifth street tonight at o'clock O..
make arrangements for the parade.
A meeting of Republicans Of the Sec,
Ond and Fourth wards is to be held TO-
morrow evening at No. 115 East Fourth
street, when a marching club will b,
organized.
Republicans of the Sixth ward viii
meet this evening at the East Side Re
publican Association, No. 1O1 Eas
Ninth street, to select marshals anC
to organize a marching club.
Seventh ward Republicans will NEE
tomorrow evening at the East Sid,
Republican Association, TO arrange f-i
the parade. The following have beer
added to the Parade Committee Of tn
ward: Thomas s. Lewis. Frank A
Mitchell Alfred S. Elliott, Henry w
Simpson, John Frizzell, Richard A
b Forrest, James Hamilton, William
) Deer and James McI<elvey.
! Ninth ward Republicans will NEE
this evening at No 1914 Market stree
to arrange for the parade. The Mint
warders expect to turn out 400 men
with two bands one of which will b
the celebrated Ringgold Band.