Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28
Bakers Union No. G7l0, Pittsburg and Ale
gheny, u men.

Bakers UniOp No. s7l9, Pittsburg and Ale
gheny, u men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Division Marshal Geo. Clifton aud Aides j. 4.
b. LArue, Ed Strautman, VIM. Gardner,
J. L. Gump, Mounted.
American Cornet Band II men.
Local Union No. 8, Brotherhood OF Carpenters
and JoineIs, lS5 men.
LOGAN Union AS, b. Of G. and J., OF WelIsoufg'
Is men.
Local Union No. II, B. OF Q. and j., OF Martin S
Ferry, ID men.
Local Union No. H. g. OF Z. and J., OF beIlaIe'
Electric Band Of Sleubenville, II men.
Local Union No. lS6, b. Of e. and j., Of Steuben-
vile, 30 men.
Local Mon No. 81, Painters, 80 men.
LEGAL MON No. 6S, Painters and Decorators,
OF Bellaire, Z men.
Jewelry Clerks Union. men.
Local Union No. Is, A. +. OF L., Timers. 10
men. -
Local Union No. So, A. Z. Of L., Plumbers, 81
men.
Carriage Workers Union No. g. 80 men.
Electric Motor Employees Union No. 5l93 A. Il.
OF l., AZ men.
Local No 5000, PlsSterers and Joiners, 45 men
THIRD DIVISION.
Division Marshal Jacob C. Boes and Aides Geo.
Straub VIM. Winters, Steve Howell,
Henry Uthman, Mounted.
Quaker City Band, l2 men.
HacSett band, OF Bellaire, 10 men.
Brewers Union %. A. +. OF L., - men.
Journeymen Butchers Union 5502, A. +. OF u,
gS men. -
HeatheringtOn Brass Band, OF Bellaire, 10
pieces.
Holiday Assembly Riverside Steel Workers,
7g09, ~ meu.
Climax Band, OF Martins Ferry, Is men. ..
WarehOusemen's Union 1913 4. +. OF L., "a
men.
Potters and kilnmen'S Union 253, III men.
Opera House Band, p men.
Cigarmakers' Assembly l72l, X. OF L., I'D men,
FOURTH DIVISION.
Division Marshal James HcCracken and Aides
Jos. Williams and BENZ. Fecke, mOun'ed'
Plasierets' Union SO. in IA hacks, % men
Block Bros. Tobacco Workers Uaion 4Col, A.
e. OF L., in Is hacks, % men.
Carriages and Trade Display, 81 men.
COOgers' Union 81. in big wagon, ~ men.
Independent Hose Company Of Martins Ferry
% men.
Team Owners Association No 8 on horseback
% men.
Farmers Alliance, Ohio County Division Az,
100 men on horseback. -
Division %, l.. A. and /. o., OF Rlchlsnd 90 20
men.
Grand View Lodge 40l e. A. and I g, l2 men.
heelihg Steel Workers, 80 men.
Coal Haulers' Union, Is men.
Trades display by Wheeling Merchants and
men, 50 carriages and uoats.
In the fourth division the following
we'll known firms made excellent dis
plays: Wheeling Installment Company,
T. z. Rhodes, Fishers Star Foundry,
Joseph Bell Il Co., Wheeling Shirt
Factory, Blazers Brewery, p. h..
Schenk, Standard Sewing Machine Co.,
Z. L. Brockhart, Mrs. Ziegeufelder,
Wheeling Laundry, w l.. Reed, George
Z. Kurner A. j. McGarreu, Reid's
Nursery, D. B. Gary!u 81 Son, The
Hub and others.
THREE THOUSAND MAECHERs.
There were no less than eleven good
bands of music in the parade, and a
drum corps. Tho music was we'll dis
tributed. There were 1854 men in line,
divided as follows: First division, l,l6j
men; second division, $40 men; third
vision, 743 men; fourth division, 62G
men; total, 3,O54 men. The line occu-
pied forty minutes, not counting stops,
In passing the corner Of Main and
Twelfth streets.
Although the line OF march was a
long one, the sidewalks were crowded
all along the route, and small crowds
cheered their favOrite organizations as
they passed. On Market and Main
streets, between Twelfth and Sixteenth,
there was a perfect jam Of people, and
it was Impossible 10 move during the
passing Of the parade.