Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-24
TO-DAY'S DEMONSTRATION
By Organized Labor of This Section
of the Ohio Valley
Promises to be a Notable Event.
The Programme for the Parade
and Picnic-A Trolley Card Ad-
vertisement.

All that is needed to make the cele-
bration of Labor Day a complete sue
cess, is favorable weather. There are
no discussions in the Trades Assembly
this year, and all the local unions rep
resented in that body will participate
in the demonstration. The parade will
be an imposing display of the strength
of organized labor in this section of the
Ohio Valley. It will form at nine
o'clock and move promptly an hour
later. Last night a number of bust
ness houses on Market street we're dec
GRATED with flags and bunting, but the
decorations will not be general. Chief
Bennett has assigned the following Of
ficers to participate in the parade this
morning: Ritz, Troutwine, Knabe,
McGuiggan, Kemple, BabD. Bero, Dud-
ley, Shields, Allen Bickerton and Ma
son. Lieut.. Ingram i'll command.
The officials. formation, etc, in the
parade, are as follows:
Marshals-Chief marshal G.. w. Cliff
ton; chief or staff, Fred Williams; staff.
DOnhue, J. S. Parker; division mar
shals, First division, Oscar Howard;
Second division. William Winder;
Third division, William Nesbitt;
Fourth division, William Latousch.
Order of Procession-First division,
printers, glassworkers, carpenters,
bricklayers, stonemasons, bod carriers;
Second division. cigarmakers, iron
workers. brewery workers. plumbers
coopers, stove moulders carriage and
wagon workers; Third division, pot
ters. miners tobacco workers. tube
workers, butchers. tailOrs; Fourth di-
vision, mounted men, carriages wag-
ons, trades display.
Formation-First division, form on
Chapiine street, right resting on
Twelfth; Second division. form on
Twelfth and Eolf, right resting on
Chapline; Third division, form on
Fourteenth, right resting on Chapline;
Fourth division, form on Fifteenth,
right resting On Chapline.
Line of marCh-SiXteenth TO Market,
to Tenth, to Main, to Twenty-fOurth, to
Chapline, to Twenty-third, TO Eofi, to
Thirty-ninth, to Jacob, to Forty-third,
to incline.
The first amusement event at the
park will be the prize bowling contest
on the park alleys. the prizes Of which
are as follows: First. for highest score,
$40: second. $3.50; third, 50; fourth,
$3.50. Other events are as follows, en-
trance free with G. w. Clifton on the
grounds:
Foot race-First prize, So; second
prize, 81.
prize, 50.
Three-legged race-First prize, 50;
second prize. -.
Onc-leggcd race, open to all one
legged men-Tirst prize, So; second
prize, 81
One mile bicycle race, open TO riders
of Wheeling and yicinity-First prize,
fine gold and onyx stand. value S25;
second prize, imperial vase, value $l2;
third prize. gold frame shaving glass,
value SIS. The race will be under the
sanction of the l.. A. W. racing board,
and governed by L. A. w. rules.
The general committee OF the Trades
Assembly rode over the lines OF the
Wheeling street railway with a decor
ated car last night containing the
Cadet Band, which furnished the mu-
sic. After the car returned it was
found to be too late to mold a meeting
OF the committee. as they have all ar
rangements completed for to-day's cell
ebration.