Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28
THE PARADE.
A Most Imposing and Creditable Show OF
Organized LAbOr's Strength.

A Most Imposing and Creditable Show OF
Organized LAbOr's Strength.
The parade took place in the morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Previous to that
hour the different organizations formed
IN line, and marched to the place Of
starting at the city building and ada
cent streets. There was no lack OF
good music, and the air during all the
morning was filled with martial tunes.
The delegations from nearby cities
arrived on the morning trains, the
bakers coming down from Pittsourg,
Weusburg sending a delegation OF car
penters, aud Steubenville swelling the
crowd with a large turnout, headed by
q good band. Martins Ferry, Bridge
port and Bellaire delegations were over
early, and thousands Of sight-SeeTs
came with them.
Most OF the factories in and about
Wheeling hoaored the day by suspend
ing operations, ia order to give en-
Dloyes an opportunity 70 participate In
the demonstration and the festivities OF
the day.
The decorations were general and
were notably handsome. Especially
was this true OF Market and Main
streets, where it looked like every busi-
ness house had banners, flags and bunt-
ing floating in the breeZes. Private
houses were not behind, many being
adorned IN q very elaborate manner.
The front OF Trades Assembly hail was
literally hidden from sight, behind the
mass Of wreaths, flags and bunting,
tastefully arranged by the committee IN
charge.
RsThe line formed on Chapline street,
right resting on Twelfth, and at 1910
it moved over the following route: Down
Twelfth to Main, down Main 70 TWEEN
ty-seventh, up Twenty-Seventh.to Chap
line, down Chapline TO Thirty-third, up
Thlrty-third 70 EOtf, down EOf TO
Thirty-ninth, MP Thirty-ninth to jacob,
I'D Jacob TO Thirty-third, down Thirty
third 10 EofI, up Eoff to Twenty-sev-
enth, TO Chapline, up Chapline to Twen-
tieth, down Twentieth to Market, Up
Market TO Tenth, on Tenth 70 MaiR,
down Main 70 steel bridge, across steel
bridge and thence to the fair grounds.
THE PARADE
was made mp as follows:
Chief Marshall ImhoG. Assistant John PARCEL,
and Aides John Donehoo, VIM. Deiters,
H0gs Shlvely, Louis Stro1el, Chas. Stein,
Peter ng.etart, Ed. Strautnan, An
drew StoetZcr. Z. ". Seiyey,
Chas H.. He'll aud John Min
kemyer, Mounted.
Platoon OF Police OGicers, 81 men.
Carriages occupied by Mayor Chief OF Police,
City Odici6ls and sheriff and Deputies.
FIRST DIVISION.
Navcrs Brass Band, 90 men.
United Mine Workers OF America,
Local Union No. IS Bridgeport, ga men.
Local Union Nc. IA I. N. w. OF A, 70 men.
Local Unica No. 2S9, L. NJ. ". OF A., 20 men.
Brilliant Comet Band, IA men.
Crescent Lodge No. S, A. A. Of /. and 8. W, $50
men.
Friendship Lodge No. 2, A, A. OF /. and ). W.,
75 men.
Advance Ladge No. 60, A. A. OF ]. and ) w, OF
4Etnavilie 80 men.
Cornet Band, OF Burlington. u, IS pieces and
Drum Major.
Wm Woodruff II ye Nc. 81, A. A. Of I. and 5.
w.. OF Martins Ferry, &5 men.
Fort Henry Ledge No z, A. A. OF ]. and 5. Va
so men.
Ohio Valley Lodge No /. A. A. OF /. and 5. W..
g men.
Local Union No. rs. A. r. G. ". O., OF Martins
Ferry, 50 men.
LGOal Union No 81 lronmonlders. 90 men-