Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
LABOR DAY.
aow IT WILL BIB CELEBRATED TO-N0R-
ROW.
Thu Procession to bs Monshr-Ths Final Prspara-
hons Oomplstsd-A Glascs at tho Line
Before II Stars-Labor Notes

| Ths Procession 70 be Aonsmr-Ins fnA rnp2la-
hon, Oouplstsd-A Glrcs at tho Line
Before II Sar,s-Labor Notes
Tomorrow will be Wheeling's Labor
Dsy and, as before announced, it is 10 be
cslsbrsted in very grand manner BY big
procession in the morning and picnic ut
Wheeling Park in the afternoon. The
Committee of Arrangements held their last
meeting at Trades Assembly Hail last eve.
ming and perfected plans for the demonstra-
ton. Reports were received from the sub
committees and they all announced that
matters we're in splendid sh,ps, tina. all
the organizations were enthused over
the celebration, and will all turn out verJ
largely. The procession will undoubtedly
be hummer, and no oae should fail to
forget it. There is not q dnsngaged
band in this vicinity for Saturday, and il
ia understood that dealers have been COM
PEELED to telegraph for new supplies Of
flags, bunting, &c.
THE MARsHALs
have hired horse that are warranted to be
searches, and it Is reported they hsve
taken them ont in alleys for several days
past, waving flags in their faces, blowing
herus in their ears and firing Jackson
crackers under their feet to get them thor.
ouehly accustomed to the racket.
The procession will be led by the Anal.
gsmat ID Association, headed by the Lsush-
lin band of Mipgo, and If all the members
turn ont this will likely be the largest di'
vision in the parade. Dennis O'Lsary,
Vice President Of the A. A. of I. Il 8. W.
will be marshal of the division.
The second division is to be composed Of
carpenters, bricklayers, stnneaasons, plss.
tsrers, plumbers and painters, and A. Il.
Britt, of the Ssonemsaons' Union, will be
marshal. The cary eaters, painters and
plumbers will make especial efforts as a
sort of celebration of their nine-hour per
day victory. The other trades are also
hustlirg.
william Winder, of Garfield Assembly,
will be Marshal Of the
THIRD DIVISION,
which will be composed Of Knights Of
Labor led by Garfield Assembly and the
Orsa House band. Garfield promises to
make a grand show. Following ID will
come Prosperity, the oldest Assembly In
the Vslley, which has done more than
any other to foster and build up labor
unions Labor Progress aud Harmony
Assemblies come next, followed by the
Glass Packers, all of which will turn ont
large numbers of men. The division will
he completed by Etnaville Assembly, Of
E:nsville.
The Fourth division will be conpeed
of glassworkers, under command of John
Brady as Division Marshal, and headed by
Msyer's band. The glasworkere aiways
turn out in numbers that psralyze the be
holder, and they promise to do the eame
TIL. time.
The Fifth division will be composed OF
all trades III i,ns except the Ams'garu ated,
the American FlInta and the In liinG
trades, which have been ass sned separate
divisions. The Bridgeport K Of L Az.
senbly Of Bridgeport will j ia with the
Wheeling Creek miners and appear In this
division. There will also be Typogrsph'
ioal Uaion, the coal liners, iron mould.
ers and the newly orgaoizsd Aschinists'
Union. The Iron Mouldsrs' Union Of
B-llsire will also join ia this DIVISION,
along with the STEEL workers Of the sams
CITY Jsmes Sue, Of Ty biographical Union,
will he Marshal of tho VISION. which will
be hesdsd by Me,ster's hand, Vt E naville.
Toe Sixth divnion will be composed OF
the Team Owr err ASSOCIATION, under the
CON mand OF Msrshsl Ganrge Abrams.
The divieioas are rrqu -stcd 10 assemble
promptly ut $50 O'Clock ut the designated
pl aces 90 that Chirf Msrshsl J I'm Coroorsn
can give the order forward march" at IL
O'Clock.
THE VARIOUS DIVISIONS
will be located 40 follows:
The FIRST division, composed Of Anal
gated Iron and Steel Workers, will take
nd it's position with tire head of the line on
Is xteenth, extending south along Chspiine
Tha S,cond division will extend wes'
on Sixteenth street, WITH the head of the
lip- on Chaplipe snd Sixteenth.
The third division will extend east on
Sixteenth; ui, the head of the line rest
iDg on Chapi'pe.
The fourth division will display east or
Fifteenth street, with the head OF the line
on Chspline.
Toe fifth division will di,p'sy east on
Tourtseth, with the head VI the IiGe or
Cbspline.
TIE sixth division will display on Chap
iIo., north of Fourth, with the head Of
the line resting on Fourteenth.
THELINE MARCH
will he 81 follows: From Chapline street
and S,x . 9th north 10 fourteenth, west
90 Fourns ,th to Main, porth on Main t.
Terth, sa4t on Tenth to Market, south or
Market TO Twenty-frst street, west on
Tvsnty.frst to Main, south on Msin &c
Twenty Seventh, east on Twenty
b. Eoff, north on Eff TO TSenty II ird, wes,
on Eoff to Chapline, north on Chaplins to
Twentieth, west on Twentieth to Market,
Forth on Market to Sixt enth. and ssst on
Sixteenth to the EN- Grove Railway Eta
ton, where the parsde will d. band.
This divini0n msrsbsls vii wesr o white
sash, with q white roset.e; the aids to the
Division Marshal will wear blue sash,
with white rosette Hhe Chief Marshal
will wear q blue sasb and red rose,ts,
and bis aids hlcs cash.
THE Mayors PROCLAMATION.
In another column will be found proc.
lsmation by His Honor, Mayor G W. Sea-
bright, requesting the NAL u 'scturers oil
the city !, su,psnd the operation Of their
works on Saturday, 30 that the employs
may participate in the parats and picnic
When the line returns to the City
u Building q special train will be waiting
on the Elm Grove motor line to carry thoe-
who desire to 90. ct once out to the Park
At this resort tho committee Of arrange
ments have prepared Q programme OF
amusements that will he enter,aing to al
prominently among which is dancing TO
music BY the Opera House orchestra.
| General Notes 81 Labor.
The La Belle mill Is On full in all depart
mFntS.