Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
TOILERS TO MEET.
EVERYTHING READY FOR TIE BIG LABOR DEN
osSFRATION AT STEUBEAVlLLE.
Thousands to be in Lins-A Large Wheeling Deis-
satios to b. Pressns-Ths Interesting
Programme Of the
Day.

Tomorrow the great labor demonstra-
tion at Steubenville takes place, ana all
| the preparations fox the event are prac-
tically completed. There will be tnou-
sands of strangers in the city, and Inc
grand procession Of the various deiega-
tions will alone be worth going miles 10
see. The following orders have oeeh
issued by Chief Marshal Dennis y Leary'
GENERAL ORDERS 40. l.
HEADQUARTERS CHIEF MARSHAL,
| STEuBENvILLE LABOR DEMONSTRATION
WHEELING, July 4th, 1871.
All persons who intend going " y 80
henyille with the Trades Assembly oelega.
t;on on .Iuiy 9th. are required to be at
| Trades Assembly hall ut 40 a. m. Ut
plantations will report at the same place
at Z 100 in marching order. The Hod Gar.
rers will form on Market, right resting q,
Trades Assembly hall-Bricklayers, Gar
penters. Painters, Plasterers, etc, etc.
| Garfield Assembly will take the lett OF Inc
line on Market.
| The line will move at q. m. sharp, up
| Market to Fourteenth street, couIOel
l
and Pan Handle depot, and take the CARS
for Steubenville.
DELEGATIONS going from Bellaire, Bridge
port and Martins Ferry on the =. q :,
will, in charge of T.. V. Salisbury, marc9
direct to Turner Hall in Steubenvllle ana
report their arrival for assignment IN the
| Trades Assembly line.
Badges will be furnished to Delegations
| in Steubenville at Turner Hall, on appllca-
ton to T. A. delegates.
There has been no arrangement maze
with either the terminal system or tne
Lake Erie railroad TO take any part OF this
excursion to Steubenvllle. -,
Our delegation has been honored WIN
the right of the first division in the gen
eral parade, the colors OF which VIII Do
red, white and blue ribbon.
All organizations who are represented
in the Trades Assembly are to march with
this body, by request OF Chief Marshal
Selah.
All Marshals, aids and commanding OFF,
GERS will wear red, white and blue ribbon
on left breast, all other badges to be worn
on right breast.
r. V. SALISBURY, Adjutant General.
DENNIS O'LEARY, Chief Marshal.
The following is the programme OF
the day:
PROGRAMME OF THE DAY.
Yam. Reception of visiting delegations
and assembling at headquarters.
1O:45 O. m. Different delegations as.
semble at points designated in formation OF
divisions at signal OF first bomb
11:25 a. m. Signal Of second bomb, all
delegates assembled will stand at attention;
head of column moves in five minutes.
11:3O a. m. Head of column moves at
signal of third bomb under direction OF
Chief Marshal Selah, along line OF march
designated in general order No. l, breaking
ranks in grove.
2:15 D. m. Decoration of Thomas A. Arm
strong's grave in cemetery, at signal OF
fourth bomb.
Chairman in charge of ceremony, William
Martin, late Secretary OF the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron and Steel Workers.
People will assemble while the bands
Grafton by Hon. Miles S. Humphreys.
of Pittsburg
Poem read by author Thomas McNamee,
member of Typographical Union No. 2, OF
Pittsburg.
At conclusion of ceremony, speakers and
guests will take carriages back to the
grove.
3p. m. Exercises begin with music at
grove at fifth bomb.
Chairman of the Day, Chris Evans,
Secretary Of American Federation OF La
Dor.
Address Of Welcome on behalf of city, by
Hon. VIM. M. Scott, Mayor Of Steuben-
vile.
8:O5 D. m. Address of Welcome on behalf
of State by Hon. James E. Campbell, Gov
ernor Of Ohio.
3:l4 D. m. Response by VIM. J. Smith,
President of the American Flint Glass
Workers Union.
800 p. m. Response by VIM. Weihe.
President of Amalgamated Association OF
Iron and Steel Workers.
8:25 p. m. Response by w. H. Kliver,
President Of United Brotherhood of Car
penters and Joiners.
MUSIC.
9:35 D. m. Response by Martin Fox,
President of the Iron Molders' Union OF
North America.
$40 D. m. Response by John P. Rae,
President of United Nine Workers OF
America.
3:45 D. m. Response by John B. Eber-
hardt. President of the Window Glass
Workers Association.
$3.50 o. m. Response by Levi j. Raglan,
President Of the Glass Employees Associa-
tion Of America.
3:55 D. M. Response by Henry J. Ley
den, President Of United Brotherhood of
Operative Potters.
4:O5 p. m. Response by H. F. Dempsey,
President OF District Assembly No. 3,
knights of Labor, Pittsburg.
4:l0 p. N. Response by Hon. John Cor
coran, for Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly, Wheeling.
AIS o. m. Address by Samuel Gompers.
President American Federation of Labor.
MUSIC.
4.45 p. N. Address by p. J. MCGUIRE,
Secretary and Treasurer of United Broth
erhood Of Carpenters and Joiners.
4:50 p. N. Address by Stephen Madden.
or J. G. Kigallon, Assistant Secretary
Amalgamated Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers.
Abs p. 10. Address by W. J. Dillon.
Secretary American Flint Glass Workers
Union.
MUSIC.
sos D. m. Address by John p. Jones.
President District No. 6, United Mine
Workers.
$40 p. m. Address BY w. T. Lewis, late
Secretary Of Progressive Union of Ameri-
ca, Martins Ferry.
O.l0 p. H. AQuFcSS w 1uOuhS w lSQOm,
LIST Vice President of Iron holders Union.
$40 p. N. Address by Frank Archer,
Treasurer Of Belmont County, o., late
member of A f. @. w. L.
$40 p. 10. Address by NJ. E. Moran.
President United Mine Workers Of West
Virginia.
MlSIC.
5:35 p. N. Address by Hon. John Nc
Bride, Ohio Commissioner Of Labor and
Statistics.
$40 p. m. Address by Patrick Mcbride,
National Secretary United Mine Workers