Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-25
THE ORGANIZATIONS.

FIRST DIVISION.
Chief Marshal q. w. Clifton Chief of
san Fred Williams, aoI aides Andrew
Wilson. Joseph Robinson d. Dona-
hue and j. s. Parker. mounted.
Division Marshal Oscar Howard.
Platoon OF police under Lieut.. Dan
Ingram.
AciSrer'S Band. cd men.
Typographical Union. go men,
Local Union No. q. s.. II. @. w. u.
$50 men.
Local Unions Nos IA and 9 Carpenters and
JOincrs. 5D men.
Wheeling city Band To- men.
Br.chlCyers' Union. so men.
International StOuemasOns' Union NO. p
cd men.
Local Union so. 5ti nod carriers. 30 men.
SECOND DIVISION.
division Marshal VIM. Winder and aides
Opera House Band. % men.
Garfield Assembly *. of L.. I'D men.
Friendship Lodge A. a. Of / d 5. w,
- men.
Local No. I. Sons of Vulcan. Benwood,
Crescent Lodge No. 5. 4. A. Of L. & S, W.
Mayors Band. I'D men.
Brewery Workers Union, 30 men.
Jouueymen Butchers Union no. 5JgI
THIRD DIVISION.
Division Marshal VIM. Nesaitt and aides.
Cadet Band, is men.
JOurneVmeu b0ters' Union. 100 men.
T. 81. vs.. Of a. No. li6. 6i men.
Tobacco Workers No. -. s.. ~. of J.. so men.
Steuheuviic Toiors' Local no. Isl, 20 men.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Division Marshal Wm. Latousch and
aides.
Boiler Makers No. 158 i'm wagon.
Iron MoUlders No. 81 in wagon.
Advertising wagons and carriages, : AZ
Foundry. Belmont Brewery, Coopers
Union NO u iu large wagon and
line of carriages. 70 men.
THE MARCH.
There We're / $50 men in line, divided
as follows: First division, 400; second
division. 365; third division. go:
fourth division 40. The organizations,
as q rule. marched with the precision
of military veterans This fact was
commented upon by the spectators who
lined the sidewalks all along the route
of march. The decorations. while not
general. were very handsome, a num-
Der OF business houses in the heart of
the city showing very pretty fronts.
The march TO the foot of the incline
was woafisome but no complaints were
made by the magchers. 1t required
considerable time TO carry all TO the
top of the hill.
TIE PICNIC.
The big event Of the day. the one
mile bicycle race open TO riders of
Wheeling and vicinity, which was con-
drc-el 1V B II. Archer, was pulled
oil at three o'clock. The first prize
was a fine gold and onyx stand, value
SD. second prize, imperial vase, value
Sl2; third prize, gold frame shaving
cup. value SS There were three riders
who contested for the prizes. Joseph
Lubic. Jesse NcCausland of Martin S
Ferry and Albert Kunkle, of ST..
Clairsviue. o. Lubic proved an easy
winner. while McCausland finished sec
oud and kunkle about one hundred
and fifty yards behind.
The foot race. open to all, for a di-
7 vijed prize of S.. First prize So and
second prize So was won by John
OCounor first and Jesse McCausland
second
A very amusing race was the one
legged race, which was won by ].
| Graves. Prize s.. The second prize
OF s. was won by L. Allen, of Bellaire.
Owing 20 the heavy rain the potato
and three-legged races were declared
or
Up to- II o'clock last night c. Bick-
meyer led the bowling contest, he
having 1872 pins TO his credit He was
declared the winner; 1911 won the sec
ond, and IA the third and fourth
prizes.
The bricklayers We're very kind to
their injured and disabled fellow work
men who were unable to walk in the
parade yesterday, furnishing them car
riage transportation. Those occupy
ing the carriage We're Robert and John
watson, William Uthman and Charles
Wallace.
NOTES.
A CONSPICUOUS figure in the Labor
/ parade. was the Hon. John G. Min