Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-30
THE PARADE.
Magnificent Demonstration In the
Morning.

Magnificent Demonstration In the
Morning.
gen o'clock was the hour fixed for the
bying OF the parade, which was to be
principal event of the day. As
rly as nine o'clock, the different or
.nizatiOns began 10 gather at the
bees assigned them, and the air was
ed with martial music all morning.
the headquarters Of the different or
.nizatiOns a busy scene was taking
Ace. and all over the city, the differ
\ organizations could ce seen headed
drum corps and brass bands, march
10 a common point, the Guy Hall.
II Bridgeport, Martins Ferry, and
.nwoOd delegations arrived early and
re assigned TO their positions in the
ferent divisions. The special Pan-Han-
train which was chartered by the
Trades Assembly TO bring down the
hubenville delegation, arrived early,
4. had only seventy-four passengers.
'was afterward learned that the time
departure was too early for those in
liing 20 participate, and they took
\ regular train, which arrived In the
! h al IL o'clock, a half hour late. As
\ procession was below the creek at
IN time. the Steubenville contingent
] not drop I'm line, but marched up
eet 10 the number Of 270, headed by a
endid brass band.
.The first division formed on Sixteenth
|eet, right resting on Chapline; the
tond division on Fifteenth street; the
rd division on Fourteenth street; the
|.rth division on Twelfth street; and
I fith division on Eoff right resting
Twelfth. Owing 70 a brief delay,
/ command Of march was not given
N. about a quarter past ten o'clock,
ten the magnificent demonstration
Ned in the following order;
pom OF Police, "a men, Chief Delbrugge IN
charge.
|5Departmeut. Chief Haley, Hope, Atlantic,
/ Eighth Ward Nigilant ana Mag
ara Companies.
|'rtges containing city ouclals ana neLnoel
OF Reception Committee.
-s-carriage-Navor G.. W. Seahright, NJ.
Flson. ot Steubenyille, Prosecuting A.
horney John A. Howard and j. "A.
Burtt. second carriage
Darrah and Joseph
/ Emsheimer. Third carrlage-
I'm Burke. James Marsh. John Nil
r. lsl Mckinley. of the Reception Committee.
O1e Marshal, W. II. Riley and four AIDES
mounted.
FIRsr DIVISION.
7islod Marshal. Hon. John Corcoran, and
AceA Ned Sims, Peter Hoe, William
fman. George Humphrey, Wm.
leen.J s. Beltz L. Z. Howell.
Mayer's Band. 20 men.
cpocfa acai Union No. ~. 100 men Cap
tain. Inward Robertson; Lieutenants,
Der Carlin aud David Deloe
oacco rkers' Union No. 1850. composed OF
employ Sof Bloch Bros tobacco factory
&u Captain, Jos, Evil Lieu
tnant. Aug. Frederick.
mfcan Coruct BaRd. ~ men.
e-l lrio No. 9. A. F. G. W. U l'o men,
O1Piaia, tnk Woods; Lieutenents, Chss
h4;otOo 4H- nrt Bike. Robert PeSari
~ James Hammond.
iss Caiierl Union No. Sc, A. +. G. W. L.,
poai Uuioa so. s.. 81 'H a +. G. W. U. North
Wheel 25 men. Captain, II.
- G. Connolly
eat Union 3. Brotherhood OF Carpenters
ala Joiners dIAmerica. 80 men. Captain,
~ia' harry thman; Lieutenants. " IN.
T. hape4 W. Groscurth, Frank
WYcf. Harvey Q. Wells.
4oND DIVISION.
vision MagsAA Roman Dobler. and aides
MAS Sieen, b.. Sheldoa, S. kaunmcJ
and 6sd Long, mounted
-, opera Hoo Orchestrs. - men.
NEE Assemhls u. OF L, 80 men. Oftcela,
Ss9 llmmc Gee. key1ef, Fred
Asyis. }. a. Sohe1k.
suprps,1 men-