Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-05

Far ths CeTebration--Assfgn Fen-
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For the Observation-Disclosures RON
tions 90 the PsrticfPantsf
The Committee on Procession and tue
Marshals in charge of the grand btcenten'
NAL celebration next Thursday, had
meeting last night at August Roifs' 70
make preparations and to assign positions
TO displays. The following we're present;
George Bowen, August Roll, Henry Bisb-
erson, n. G. Meyer, A. C. Egerter, killian
Kress, Oscar Burdetts, Chas. Asmus, Oh Is.
Horstman, Peter Lasch and Henry Sehoaoe'
1t was agreed, by resolution, that the
different societies should appear in the pro-
cession in the order Of their organization.
the eldest first and the youngest lsst' out
it was decided to henor the Pioneer society
by giving it precedence.
The Pioneer Society reported it would
turn out q four horse team, with the So
ciely in costume of 1858, attended by four
mounted marshals, in uniforms OF generals.
The second wagon, or van, will snow the
genuine style Of German emigration. Tue
third will show the the weaving and spin
ming as as has already been given.
Oher societies reported as follows:
VIM. Tell Lodge, No. 6, l.: o. o. F., or
ganIzsd 1916, will have one decorated van
with design unreported.
German Benevolent Society, organized
in lS4T, on foot, in lodge uniform.
Logan Tribe No. /, Red Men, organized
June 6, 1858, on foot.
Wheeling Turnverein, orgaulzed July III,
1853, with two vans representing the ath-
letic sports practiced by them.
Wheeling MRonerchor, organized 1919,
with three vans of various designs.
Concord Lodge No. l9, /. .. .. F., organ
lied Sept. 70. 1859, on foot.
Ge1mania Singing Society, organized Feb.
10, 1869, one decorated wsgon.
Beethoven Singing Society, organized
July 4, 1869, on foot. :,
Germania Lodge No. y, h. OF F., April
IA, 1870 in uniform.
St. Alphonsus Beneficial Society, Aug.
., ISL, with one van, appropriately deco
rated.
HarugaIi Societies, Nos. 2S4 and 2S2,
2lst Aug, 1872, che wagon together.
Mt. ZION Beneficial Society Jan. !, ls75,on
foot.
Arion Singing Society, Oct c, 1879 two
vans, decorated.
Herman Hahn Lodge Druias, Feb. II,
1881. Cd foot.
Knights OF St. John, Oct ., 1851, on foot.
Mozart Singing Society, Feb. l, 1881, one
decorated wagon.
Swiss Beneficial Society, Nov. %, 1882 on
foot
The geselschaftverein Dec. ~,
1882, one wagon representing the Suabians
in costume.
The German Labor and Benevolent Sd
ciety, Nav Is, 1883, unannOunced.
Tie State and city officials, speakers, etc,
will follow in carriages.
1t was further reported that full displays
would be made by the following named
persons, but they have not yet been as
signed positions:
The State will be represented by four.
horse wagon, decorated with flags and APP
pIopriate designs:
Riverside Furniture factory, three wag
ons, representing the trades, which have
already been given.
The bakers, with one van and a foot COM
pany.
Bridgeport delegation, with the ship and
wine press.
Arb, NJ furniture factory, with two wag.
OBS. showing their products.
Elson Flint Glass Works, Martins Ferry,
wagon showing glass engraving.
Reymann Brewing Company, two wag-
ons.
VIM. schwertfeger, two wagons OF trunks
and harness.
Bscbman u Meyers, two wagons, green
grocery decorations.
Schmulbach Brewing Company, one
wagon.
MUM & Brosdfass, one wagon of cigar
makers.
Beltz & Flading, two wagons OF wood
workers.
Warthen & Tiemen, one wagon Gas. w.
Seabright, two wagons; Wheeling Nolks-
blatt one wagon; Central Glass Company,
two wagons; A. A. Franzheim, one wag ION;
John &. H. ffmsn, one wagon \. Schultz,
w. II. Frsnd, Holstead 4 Handlan, John
Schneider, c. Seibert, Roneys Point Dele
cation, the gardeners, butchers and ice
men.