The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-14


stitution Adopted-other Matters.
The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly met in regular semi-monthly
session yesterday afternoon Mt o. v. 7,
4 l. A. hall, Presidon. Grogan in the
chair, and "old Reliable" Tom sauls-
bury at the secretary'a desk.
Now delegates we're obligated as fol-
lows;
Team Owners association-A. B. Hill,
R. L. Wright, John L. shriver.
Local union No. $50, N. T. U,-Will'
lam sorg, Harry Hager, WI, ConowaV.
Local union No. So, mouldera-Will
lam Q. Leasure, ], H, Burtt.
Local union No. 2S-Louis Nolte,
William Bedericks, Alex Bonanan.
Local union No. l4--joseph Faust
Local union No, 5502-Henry schlos'
ser.
The miners delegates reported that
the Monongah Coal company is "pre-
senting stronger fight than ever"
The labor day celebration general
committee reported satisfactory pro.
gress in regard to the celebration and
recommended that subcommittee be
instructed TO visit Moundsville, Ben.
wood, Bellaire and Bridgeport to arouse
moro interestin the coming celebration.
The request was granted, and the chair
appointed Messrs. Norington and Burt
as the committee.
1t was decided the local labor organl-
cations would attend the Bellaire labor
demonstration, ii the Ohio people will
come up to the Wheeling demonstra.
ton.
Mr.. S. II, Cofman reported tho miners
OF Bridgeport would have nothing to do
with the labor day celebration us body
for several reasons, the main one being
that on account OF the miners building
q hall, economy was necessary. They
would, however, take part individually,
GENERAL Orders Mol.
| In pursuance OF the authority vested in mo rs
| chief marshall OF tho labor day parake, tho fol.
| lowing appointments have been made:
| Chief OF staif-JOhn Minkeneyer.
Aides TO Chief Manhal-GeO. Clifton, Thomas
Fox, Charles Stein, II. A. Foster, Gabriel Jack.
| son, George Coleman.
Division Marshas-Flrst, John Morningstar;
second. I'd Costello; third James Sims; fourth,
George W, Abrams
| The divisions win DO composed as follows:
First diYision-Cigar makers, glasswOrkors,
carpenters, brewers, electrical workers, plumb.
Second dlylslon-Coal miners, ironworkers,
| briCklayers, plustUreS, hOdcarricrs.
Third Observation-Disclosures pOtters, jewelry
| clerks tobacco workers, wagon workers, butch.
| Grs. hoRe collar workers, printers.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, and all other
organizations In wagons or mounted, and Trades
Display.
| south OH Chapline street, right on Fourteenth;
second, Gust on Fourteenth, right on Chapiine;
| third, south on Chapline, right on Fourteenth
fourth, east on fifteenth, right on Chaplino.
MarahalS aud aides will report to chief mar.
| slal ut corner OF Twelfth aud ChaplIne streets
at $50 a. IN. on day Of parade.
| Each division marshal will appoint one aide
| for his division.
The following is recommended as the line OF
| parade: Down Twelfth to Min, TO Twenty
fourth, TO Chapllne, to Twentieth, to Market, to
| Tenth 10 Main, 10 State Fair grounds, via steel
bridge. JOSEPH PuaCELiA
Chief Marshal
There was considerable difference OF
opinion regarding the line OF parade,
several delegates desiring that it 60
down OH the South side as far as Thirty.
ninth street. The Bloch tobacco workers
made it known to the assembly that
they wonld not enter the parade unless
it was decided to 20 to Thirty.ninth.
Other organizations would not 60 ii the
parade was extended to Thirty.ninth.
There was u long continued and at
times excited discussion taken part in
by nearly every member present.
Finally, when the vote was taken, it
was decided not to 90 below Twenty.
fourth street; the vote was 20 to 10.
The amusement programme for labor
day is quite an extensive and interest
ing one. The prizes will aggregate
$500 for tho races which include a
bicycle race, half.mile foot race and
other events. The racing will com.
mence at o'clock.
First race-NIile trot, three heats in
five; purse SIS, divided as follows:
First $40. second SIS, third $40. Five
to Gil.
Second raco-Pacing, mile heats,
three in FIVE; purse $40.
Third race-Running, for branded
ponicsi mile heats, two in five; purse
SIS.
Fourth race-RuRning, mile heats
two in three; purse SO.
Bicycle race-0ne mile, prizes, two
handsomely upholstered chairs, value
$50; professional riders barred.
Fifth race-Halt mile foot race, open
to ali members OF labor organizations
connected with tho assembly. Purse
$50
The entries for the horse races will
be confined to Ohio county and Bel.
mont county, regular track horses
barred. Entries will close August 25 al
0 o'clock p. M, and may be made at
William Gruber's cigar store under o.
v. 7. L. A. hall.
Secretary Charles Ryan, of Horse
Collar Makers Union No. ~, notified
tho assembly Of tho disbandment oil
the union. Delegate Albert Burklo's
name was dropped from tho member.
ship roll OF the assembly, as requested.
| Mr.. Tlghe's amendment to the con
stitution, providing for a committee on
appeals, which was first presented al
the last meeting, came up again. There
was considerable discussion, but on O
vote the amendment was carried.
President Michael Grogan read an in.
torosting paper on trades assembly
matters, particularly boycotts. Hc
counsoled either an abandonment OF
radicalism inside tho assembly hall. or
an end Of indifference outside.
Tho labor day general committee has
been called to meet at Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly hall
Wednesday evening, whom important
busines9 connected with tho ceiobra