Evening journal., 1906-10-27
FIREMEN ARE
READY FOR REVIEW
MarShaIS All Named. Music
Obtained and a Big Turn
out is Expected
WANT STREETS
CLEAN AND DAMP

AS the fremen's division OF the Haliow-
cen parade on the afternoon OF October
81. viii be the feature OF the turnout.
much interest is being manifested BY the
public in the display the department VIII
make. Every company is actively engaged
in preparing for the occasion and az it
viii be the first OF the kind ever held in
Wilmington. Il viii be well worth seeing.
There VIII be forty pieces Of apparatus
and about 1000 marching nremen in lima
and as each company is now busy drili-
ing, the sight is expected to be one that
viii not be soon forgotten.
Shields is Marshal.
Dennis s. Shields, of the Weccacoe Fire
Company, has been selected as chief mars
shai and his aids are A. s. Bradford.
George W. sasse. and william ]. Lutz.
The chief Of the department William NJ.
Ward, and Assistant Engineers Maloney
ana Roller VIM ride In their carriages
at the head of the parade. the various
companies following in rotation to their
number.
viii Form ia French Street.
The hremen will form with their ap-
paratus at Ninth and French streets. The
first four companies Nos. /. 2. 3 and VIII
line up on the east side OF the latter thor
oughfare. south OF Ninth street The next
four companies will form on the oppo-
site side OF French street. also below
Ninth and the remaining four on the
east side OF French. north OF Ninth. CHIEF
Ward and his assistants will occupy the
west side Of French also above Ninth
How Companies Will Line Up.
The companies in their order. the NUM-
Der Of men in line and the marshals will
line up as follows.
Friendshlp-First Infantry Band: 50
men. Andrew Lohner. chief marshal ana
, Charles white and Wilmer Hyatt. aids.
Reliance-West Chester Band; 90 men:
John i. Bradley. chief marshall Joseph
Cash, company marshal and Thomas r.
d Stewart aid.
Il Delaware-50 men John Fl Hendricken.
+ chief marshal and Samuel p. Green and
4 Robert Jenkins. aids
n Phocnix-Philhamonic Band. or Read
ing; 100 men; Joseph Hydman. marshal
5 Fame-starr Band o. Coatesville: e6
e meni Thomas White. chief marshal ana
George Niedermaier and Norman Deputy.
aids.
g Washington-First Infantry Band: 50
men; John Simmons. chief marshal and
{ Martin Farrell. Harry Turner. George
Yates and Edward Donahue. aids.
Weccaeoe-First Regiment Band: 20
men; Daniel r. Conner, chief marshal;
Joka Masulgan, captain and Hugh Nc
Donough, Harry Freeman and Victor
: Deehan, marshars aids.
Liberty-P -Piccaroros Band; 20 men,
John Biggens, chief marshal: William
McHugh, captain and Simon Moran and
John Mingle. aids.
Brandywine-Frien Bad; 70 men
Lewis H. Townsend chief marshal
? Frank Sweeney, company marshal an,
= William Knight and James A. Burton
= aids.
union-Landlith and wilmington Fir
l. and Drum Corps. 50 men: p J. Colder
e chief marshal; Ernest J.. Otteni. compan
marshal and James Morgan and Rosco
Donovan, aids.
lndependence-Germania Band: 20 men
William Lawton. chief marshal. an,
Richard Hahn and John Herbert. aids
l. How Marshals Will Form.
H. Instead OF the chief marshaIs OF eacl
company marching at the head OF tn
i. fremen's line, they will walk at the heat
Of their respective divisions. This VIII al
- low them to keep close to their com
- panies.
at Continued on Fifth Page.)