Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-10-28
Celebration Promises to be
Greatest in City'S History
WHERE MUMMERS WILL MARCH
Chief Marshal Tells How People Of
the CITY Can Make The Parade
Success

Chief Marshal William w Rice, OF
the Halloween carnival and parade,
has issued the following letter:
'In this effort. time and money have
been consumed by the organizations
participating in order to make pleas
ing demonstration, and quite a number
of prizes have been offered as will be
seen in the display window in a Mar
ket street store the coming week It
is therefore hoped that this will be
fully appreciated by our citizens Re
member that we need the streets for
our work. and there will be plenty OF
room on the sidewalk for spectators.
plenty of room necessary for the work
of the organizations. Keep back and
enjoy what is afforded, and we will do
our part to your satisfaction. To those
along the route OF parade, we would
ask for Illuminated homes, red fire and
fireworks as you please, enlivening the
occasion"
Following will be the line of parade:
FIRST DIVISION
William w. Rice Chief Marshal.
Harry Z. Klund, Aid First Division.
George +. Cornell Aid Second Division.
Platoon of Police.
Brunswick Fife and Drum Corps. 20
Pieces.
Wilmington Bicycle Club. William r.
Cooley Marshal.
Band.
Water Witch Fire Co.. No. 3. Thomas
l.. Reynolds. Marshal.
West End Reading Room. William II.
Tu1n
First Regiment Band. is Pieces.
crusaders Commandery, X. G. e.,
Charles A. Bamberger Marshal.
haymakers' Manitou Tribe, /. o. r. NJ,
George Shaeffer. Marshal.
Second Avenue Outing Club.
SECOND DIVISION
Philharmonic Band. 20 Pieces.
Brownson Library Association, w. J
Bayley. Marshal.
Band.
Delaware Lodge. No. ]. ]. o. o. F..
John A. Bennett. Marshal.
Fame Fire Co; No g. John j. Carr,
Band.
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Councils, Eureka, No. 1
Diamond, No 5; Welcome. No. Z:
Winona. No. 9, and Telegraph, No
30 A. F. Pyle, Marshal.
Washington Fire Co., No. Z, John H.
Shipley, Marshal.
THIRD DIVISION
Twenty-fourth n. J. Regiment Band.
AppOmattOX Camp. No. 2, S. of ". and
guests, Lieutenant Edward L. Green
Camp, No. 33, S. of ". of Pennsgrove,
N. j., George w. Gentieu, Marshal.
Eric Boric Flute Band.
Car and Ship Painters, Oliver Cole.
Marshal
North End Athletic Club, W. w. Tai
ley, Marshal
Band.
East Side Republican Club. George L.
Watson Marshal.
Brandywine Library Association.
Corinthian LOrge, No. l., S. of IT.
Brandywine Lodge. No. 4, S. Of II.
First division will form on Elev-
enth street. right resting at Market
street, extending west.
Stcond division will form on West
street, right resting at Eleventh street.
extending south.
Third division will form on Tatnal
street. right resting at Eleventh street.
extending SOUTH
Fourth division. This division will
include floats, carriages, business wag-
ons illustrating in a pleasing way the
features Of the trade of those concern
ed. and will form on Orange street.
right resting at Eleventh, and extend
ing south. entering Orange street at
Ninth. to avoid confusion with other
organizations, and taking position in
rear Of those already in line.
Line will move promptly at $50 ..
m. at which time there will be two
taps OF the City Hall bell Eleventh
TO King, to Ninth to French, to Third
to Market to Eleventh, to Washington
10 Ninth. to Madison. to Fourth Ia
Harrison. countermarching on Fourth
to Washington to Sixth, to King. and
dismiss.
Held ON Btgamy Charge