The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-04
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mental Hall. where a mass meeting
was held.
The tableauX on tho steps Of the
Treasury building. framed in the
great columns and thu broad stairway
or the Government Treasury House.
were begun when the parad. started
from its RENDEZVOUS at the base os the
'aplfpI. Beautiful in coloriug and
grouping. thu dramatic symbolizatiou
~ Vomcn's aspirations for political
freedom was completed long before tho
head 81 the parade was IN sight. In
their thin dress and bare arms. tho
peri rmors waited. shivering :or more
than ar hour until finally they were
f"rc.d TO seek refuge within the hig
Around ITO reasIrv department tine
crowds wCro ma~Sed 50 tightly THAT re-
p"af"d charges 10y the police were seen-
iuFis Ineffective. II was us though tie
hlu"-"afS charged % stone wall Orca-
~ionally 3D." mob gave wnv IN ono place.
only - break over aud under the wire
edge az some other.
Cavalry Charge.
When N" cavalry suddenly apTcHrei
There was . villa o%uthursf - applause
n d." reviewing stand. Tn" men n
mounted and foot police and took
iarre IN ~" lines the troop charged
D. crowds Evidently realizing they
would be ridden down. 20" mohs fought
heir way husk. When they uesitated
o." cavalry men. under the orders Of
- cir officers. did not hesitate Thor
wtirl'd ami wheeled until huoting men
ana w"m'n were forced 90 retreat A
sTEtre was quickly cleared
If" parade iu Itself. iu spite 90 fhc
delays. was 60 great su.cees Passing
through fWu walls ~ art1CHnisfr hu-
m1rifN. 49," m.trrIer- for tlr rfrrt part
i'f'' their temper They suffered insults
AMI closed their ears e. Iibes and Isers.
I."w falt'rcd. a~lfi several ~ the
.ld'- women nri" forced 6" drop out
KiE.rs Are ch..rsd.
%" frei 'i ovation probably vHs
l.f .sr iffle baud - "f1tcr4 from New
York "'.r fHIrh rIa'if ali Through
sr"v tnt ram q" rtarr. fnr th" cause
risi b. great turpr ~ American Re1ptv
r'e'- which ma ie e. Splash ~ scarlet
inst 'r" dul brown - Der hoois
Wr'r 'hc women assembled Boo CON
fiurnful Hai tic uraf rcaolufinu adopt
81 o. D." yr"s"rf"d Co. Tresidcut Wilson
sr fIm fo demari ~ ,ru~-e- IL tIor-
rHrN irfsatmfiou ~ fe lt4res Tor
r.Ur police protection u.i.H would
P 600 been % discrn'e Co., ans .'ft IHf
SCI .I.H ur- 1lutiy an Isrs vIfH or.
tfrr demand fhnt fHr r-esfuuaiHle Huthu.
fifi'e h" runisHci f'r t.c.r Indifference
rfs .f,rirr address o., fr anna
4 Hu pres dent ~ fIs Nafinrat Am.rI.
'Hf omen Al NuTrHEn association. vas
a bitter cfrs'rintior ~ fUo police
N~sr we Z 90 HeHtmeI 81 orr zoe
fI"f i capital before rfe said ~ any
tH.lr rnuiI prov, tns need ~ tre ballot
NOT inc ruulI prove 10 more than fre
fratfrIent wr rc.a tef to-day The uo-
mon n tle parrfr slowed wonderful
diEuIff anil eli respect hf tferiu- euHl
in fhe MIDST ~ insuui'irE remarks
WAsTuNGTON. March @ seven
thousand n%arrh"rs TODAY Joined FOO
Tho demand frr votes FOR uumrn in
fhn MOST elaborate suffrage dcmonrfrn
lion Boo the worlds history Sumra
riefs literally captures tho raplfal 10
dnN Ihcr nI but O~Vpreh1fuweI tho
Inaugural crrrwuulos tomorrow From
900 parts 81 fho count-y and frDm dis
faint lands every conceivable cluas az
women was represented cverv fvrc.
rfcrF profession every aFo from
liahN N1rtrv W Nilry. lr. aou Of tho
former chief chemist. and haing cnrs
r'uraiod IN eIull suffrage hv DE par
"uts. fu Miss % " Young ftr 80
year nId pioneer iu The equal rights
movement
10 vn4 Pho overwhelming cuinin4
ZION ~ H 10 vcnr battle Tor ballots BOO
Do United Sf1fcs ~ was both a
protest q nsf Northumberland and
q vivid disni0cd elaborate demand
Tor equal rights af tho polls
There we're three distinct features
fo Tho Decentralization che rarlfe o.
UrIce or fahIrHuX uu fhc treasury de-
Uur'W"ut steps au1 tonight. series
of mHss meetings
That today Accommodation was.