Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07
THE PARADE.


Seventh street. The parade was con-
stituted rs follows:
Platoon Police.
Chief Marshal Selah and staff.
Adiutant General, w Il. Johnson. Chief
of stat, W. T. Griffith.
Aids, John Phillipson, Elva A johnson,
Chas Cox, James Il. Watt, K. j.
Burgoyne, John Fislinger,
Frank Murphy, George
BeA5orw, Joseph Lamb,
VIM. A. Baxter, Geo.
Zimmerman and
Dan Fritz.
Carriages containing Governor James E.
Campbell, H. S Trainer and
John Roth.
Carriages containing w p. Smith, w.
L. Duling James Smith, w. J. Dillon. Ex-
ecutive Board d. A., Nc. 3, Pittsburg;
Hon. Mulford Lndan, Ex-AssembIyman
VIM. Walton, of New Jersey;J. p. Elfert,
of the Philadelphia Ledger; G. E. New
kirk, A. D. Garden, of Wheeling; T. G.
Johnson, of Allegheny; John r. Murphy,
Chief of Public Safety, Pittsburg; j. A.
Steele, Allegheny; Mayor Scott aud j. f.
Daton, Esq, Steubenville; Mayor Wyman,
Pittsburg; Mayor Seabright, Wheeling:
Elisha Hayes, Master Carpenter, Spring
field, Mo-; j. NJ. Cook, Esq, Henry Gregg,
j. Martin, Editor Pitts6urg C0nmOner and
GlGsSirorker; E. B. Good and j, @. Gel
singer, New Jersey; w. L. Foulk, News
paper Advertising Agent, Pittsourg;
Pittsburg Press Club, Ex-Mayor McCar-
thy, Levi Ragan, VIM. Martin, Ex-
Secretary Amalgamated Association;
Miles Humphrey, Pittsburg; q. w.
aIcCleary, Mayor of Wellsburg; Thos.
Wisdom. Vice President Iron Moulders'
Union of North America; H. +. Dempsey,
ID. M. w. d. A No. s; Thos. McNamee,
burg: Frank b. Archer, County Treasurer,
Belmont County; j. w. Nichols. st.
Acme. Band, % pieces.
Delegates to the 14th Annual Convention
A. +. G. w. N, 230.
Carriages containing following relatives
ThOs A. Armstrong, VIM. Armstrong,
John F. Armstrong, Capt John S.
Derinney, DR. w H. Armstrong,
W. A. Herbinger, Elmer l..
Harsh, Master VIM.
Herbinger.
Carriages with Geo Path and Peter Shields
one of Armstrong pail bearers, Samuel
Gompers, President American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor, w. II. Kline,
Chris Evans,P j. Mcclure,
W. T. Lewis, d. Jones.
Floral Tribute to 1hos Armstrong.
Cathedral Band, 20 pieces.
Typographical Union, No. Z, Pittsburg,
100 men.
FIRST DIVISION.
Captain B. F. Prentiss, Marshall.
George Cummins, Chief of Staff.
Aids. Charles Beans, Geo. Snedden, Chas.
Haupt. j Farmhouse, Chas. Wickline,
Thos Kennedy.
Mayer's Band, Wheeling, 20 pieces.
Sterling Assembly, X. Of L., Wheeling,
255 men.
Kilmen, Dippers and Sagar Makers,
Wheeling, 80 men.
Typographical Union, No. 10, Wheeling,
carving red, white and blue umbrel-
las, 80 men.
Hod Carriers Union, Wheeling, 81 men,
all colored.
Hod Carriers Union, Martins Ferry,
20 men.
Carpenters Union, No. 40, Bridgeport,
80 men.
RriclSlavers' Drum Corps, Wheeling, III
pieces.
Carpenters and Joiners' Union No. 3,
Wheeling, 90 men.
Local Union No 80, Plasterers, Wheeling,
80 men.
Opera House Band, Wheeling, 20 pieces.
(rHf0elQ ASSEMBLY, ANO. A'-A1 ~ ~
of Wheeling, with red, white and
blue umbrellas, 200 men.
Carriage and Wagonmakers, OF Wheeling,
20 men.
Salem, o., Band, % pieces.
Trades Council, of Salem, 30 men.
Carnenters' and Joiners' Union, Of Salem,
2S men.
Iron Moulders, of Salem, 20 men.
Military Band, OF Washington, Pa, 16
pieces.
Carpenters and Joiners' Union, No. 4SO,
Washington. 50 men.
Rricklavers and Hodcarriers, Of Washing
ton, 40 men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Thomas Brettel, Marshal.
lanes Bowman, Chief Of Staff.
AidsyC r. Cuttings, Andrew Robertson,
Thomas Connolly. B. Foley, John -
Brannagan, Ed. Keith.
T ocol Union. No. 6, Paper Hangers, Of
N Pittsburg, 80 men.
t-oahleip'g Band, Martins Ferry, 10 pieces.
T, q, No. Is. A. F. G. W., Martins Ferry,
103 men.
CContinued on Fourth Pa9e.l