The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-04
TIE LABOR DAY PICNIC

1HE LiBUK DAl flCAlC
And Celebration on Saturday, August 30...
Meeting Of tho Committee Of Arrange.
msnts Yesterday.
The committee OF arrangements for the
Labor Day celebration Saturday, August
30, met yesterday afternoon in Trades
Assembly hall. Chairman Meade pre-.
sided and the attendance was very large.
Secretary Salisbury reported that he
had made arrangements TO send invita-.
tions TO all local unions in the vicinity
TO participate, and was, on motion, In.
structed to invite tho Grocers' Protec.
tive Associations OF Wheeling and Mar.
tins Ferry, aud the Fro Departments
OIL Wheeling, Martins Ferry and Bel.
laire 10 take part in the parade and
picnic. n,
The committee on prizes for turning
out the largest percentage Of member.
ship, reported that they had decided up.
on q banner for the Grst prize and a gayel
for the second.
The members OF the local Brewery
Employees Union were appointed bar.
keepers for the day, to net under the
supervision Of Chairman O'Leary.
1t was moved and adopted by unani.
nous vote that no non.union produc.
be displayed In the parade or offered for
Bale on the grounds, and the Committee
on Privileges was instructed to bear this
in mind when renting privileges.
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Chief Marshsl Robertson reported stail
and division appointments and other
parade arrangements as follows:
General Orlen No. !:
The following named peraons are
hereby appointed rs staff officers and
Division Marshals:
Chief Of Staf-M. J. Finley,
Aides to Chief Marshal-C. Wasseman,
II. J. Murphy, z. Butler. T. V. Sails.
bury, William Winder, William Frohme,
Jr, Osborn Gray, William Hagedorn,
Burke Watson, John Menkemyer, A. II.
Britt, James McCracken, Jerre Meade,
Louis Stroble, James Sims, Robert Pc.
kari.
DIVISION MARsHALS.
building Trades Division-Ed. G.
Mossburg.
Trades Unions-Henry Schenck.
Glassworkers-John Corcufan.
X. Of L.-Joseph Morley.
Federal Unions-Afichacl Rome.
Teansters-G. w. Abrams.
~Amalgamated Association = Denis
O'Leary.
Division Marshals will each select an
aide.
The divisions are assigned the follow.
ing positions in the marching line:
First-Building Trades.
Second-Trates Unions.
Third-Glassworkers.
Fourth-knights OF Labor.
Fifib-Amalgamated Association.
Sixth-Federal Unions.
Seventh-Teamsters.
Previous to taking upthe line OF march
divisions will form as follows:
First on Chapline street south of Six
teenth, right resting On Sixteenth.
Stcond on Sixteenth street east OF
Chapline, right resting on Chapline.
Third on Sixteenth street west OF
Chapline, right resting on Chapline.
Fourth on Fifteenth street east OF
Chapline, right resting on Chapline.
Fifth on Fourteenth street west Of
Chapline, right resting on Chapline.
Sixth on Fourteenth street west Of
Chapline, right resting on Chapline.
Seventh on east side OF Chapline street,
right resting on Eleventh.
Division Marshals are directed to have
their respective commands In readiness
to commence the parade at 10 o'clock a.
N. sharp. By order OF
RICHARD ROBERTSON,
NJ J.. FINLEY, Chief Marshal.
Chief Of Staff.
The following line OF march, recon.
mended by the Chief Marshal, was
adopted:
North on Chapline street to Eleventh,
west to Market, south to Twentieth,
east to Chapline, south to Twenty.
fourth, west to Main, north to Seventh,
countermarch to bridge, and thence to
Fair Grounds.
The staff officers, division marshals
and aides were made members Of the
general committee and requested to at
tend future meetings.
The scarfs adopted for the mounted Of
Ulcers were, on motion, made the SAINT
as those made last year, and C. Vase.
man appointed to provide them.
The committee OF amusements re.
ported a number OF schemes in course OF
preparation.
The secretary was instructed to have
posters printed this week, and to issue
admission tickets to local lodges, they to
be responsible. for their sale or return.
Adjourned to meet next Sunday af.
ternoon at | o'clock at Trades Assembly