The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-02

The parade was made up as tolloWs;
ORDER oE PARADE.
Police escort Of ~ men in three platOons, Chile
DelbruRge Commanding,
Chief Marshal John Corcoran.
AidOS-John Rose, N, l, kinsey, Osborne Cray
drew Britt, Thomas Salisbury Leopold
Linden, Frank Archer, John Archer,
John Emmert Jerry Mead, James
Sims, James RltzslmmonS.
Opera House Band, lS men,
FIRST DIVISION,
Marshal @. T, Parrish.
Aidea-TheO Wagner, Thomas Burke, Jesse Gill
W. scheelo, William hagal, I'd Rurl
and Wilbur Jacobs,
Local Union No. ., Caipenters and Joiners, w.
w wood Commanding, l9o men
Washington Council Carpenters aud Joiners, A,
b. Means Commanding, 60 men,
Martins Ferry independent Drum Corps, l0men.
Local Union No. II, Carpenters aud 1Olners, oi
Martins Ferry, Levi shipman Commanding,
80 men.
:, Mingo Band, 10 Men.
steubenyllle Carpenters and Joiners, No. 1S0, Il.
J. BuEoile Com mAnding, 6s men,
Rock Hill band, u men.
BcllAire Carpenters aud JoinetS, No. II, -
-, Stewart Commanding, y men.
wheeling SlonemaSOns Union No. ., N. Long
Commanding, II men,
Plasierers' Union No. ~, Wheeling, q. W. Ken
n nedy yLommandiny % men. ~
PRiilteFs' and Decoration Union No. 0l, James
Marshall Commanding, 80 men.
Timers Union, Henry B0rth Commanding, 30
men.
BricklayeB' Union No. !, Andrew II, Biitt Com
mandlng, 30 men,
sEcoNp DIVISION,
MaIShal-RlChArd Robertson.
Liam Shannon.
Myers Hand, II men,
GRrheld Assembly, K, Of L., No. IT2i, @. II,
keytNr, Commanding, is6 men.
Prosperity Assembly, K. Of \, No. 1851, Edward
Robertson, Commanding, " men.
Labon Progress Assembly, No. 65is, Henry
Graves, Commanding, 10 men.
6herrard Band, Y men.
P0tterS Unions, Nos. 266 and 2S8 Joseph Bluey,
Commanding, IS men.
Uniformed Polters, steu6enyllle, Captain Mar
tin, Commanding, u men.
Sterling Assembly, Klllmen, Dlppers and Sag.
germen. Wheeling Pottery, Joseph Mute,
Commanding, 9S men.
PotterS' Union, No. 25T, II. MOuntiord, Com.
1nRndlng 30 men.
Etna Assembly, No. 4l91, steIbsnsillo, William
Shannon, Commanding " men,
THIRD DIVISION. =.
MArShal--Robert Pekari. =.
Barnes BellGlre Band; 10 men. -, 4.
Local Union No. Y, A. +. q. w. u, Frank W0odi
Commanding, 700 men.
Union Cotnet Band, Elnayillci 10 men.
Local Union No. 80, A. y. q. W. u, Martin CLARK
Commanding, q men, H.
Iron Molders Union No. bI John Arthurs, Com
manding, q men.
FOURTH DIVISION
MarShal-John Moran.
Aides-John Arthur, John PCdlcord and John
Miners Union No. 27i2, j. Q. Bowers Command,
Ing, 20 men,
Commanding, ~ men.
Ohio Valley dlaN TacEerS unlon, John Frank
COMMANDING, u men.
Typographical Union No. 20, Chris ]. Ward
Commanding, 30 men,
Progressive Union, Coal Miners John A. PedI.
cord Commanding, % men.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Marthal-Joseph Purcell AidOs-John Hob.
man and John Farrell.
virslnius Lodge, No. 4 Charles Ferguson Com.
manding, 10 men,
Miners Union, No. 4, ]. y. Robertson Command.
Ing, GO men.
Two Wagons Of Crescent Lodge, suien.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Marshal-J. W. McCrackOn. Aides-Q. Nicely.
inent and James Neaglg,
TeamsterS Association, u men.
TRADES DISPLAY.
Followingis list OF the business firms
who had their specialties In the parade:
Nail City Lantern Co., wagon load Of men With
lanterns.
Geo. k. McMechen 4 Bon, men bOttllng CatEup,
DC.
Eight buggies, with aged members of various
unions.
The Martins Ferry Express. with old Martins
ran. Ferry 16io9, n1L,.,nn o.v ,ns
rnunfV nfnHinlh
Fishers Star Foundry N Sl'hYall0y Star Stoves
West Virginia Tobacco Co., advertising Rcd Let.
ter Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Bloch Bros, Mall Pouch Tobacco.
9. II, Aubsr, tll roofing display. l.,
schmulbaCh Brewing cSSpany, wagon allied
KcAncy & Blum, wagon loaded With barrels Of
William schwettierEer, 4 Coz wagon with large
eiigy d horye in haIpess trunks. etc.
RED iS Of fST sSan oSs Sss RS@SSdi on
Elm Grove Coal Works, wagon filled with EN-.
M,n,b,,,0,. ,o,p plSySs.. SySssovr. number.
EKley's MARITIME Ferry Planning Mill wagon with
employees.
Geo. E. stliCl 4 Co., dry goods delivery wagon.
J9S. Jepson 4 Co.. paper dealetS.
", IL bf0Okl IN MS W0fklnH buggy,
Nichols Picnic Wagon, filled with lltIlG girls.
Elm Grove Roller Mllls, wagon filed Nj ID RoyAl
aud Norman hour
d The Elm Grove road was taxed 10 Ia
utmost in getting the Thousands out 70
the Park and back, but as usual Charlie
HirBch and hiBable assistants were equal
10 the task. The Opera House band fur.
niShed concert music, while It's orcheB.
ira played for the white dancers
and Mayer'e orchestra furnished the
lively airs 10 which The colored
brethren and their companions
kept time. There was plenty OF
fun and II 10 10 be said 10 the credit oi
everyone that II was In no way inarred.
The entire affair from the time the com.
mand Forward" was giyenin Tile morn.
ing I'LL the last notes Of the ''tarouse'i
had e6unded at the Park after the shades
Of night had fallen, was orderly and on.
joyable. Organized labor has scored an.
other big success aud 10 worthy Of con,
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