The record-union., 1895-09-10

III. Slater. L. Hall, c. L. Holland. w. d.
Toomey. Thos. King, J. w. Pippitt,
j. II. Schacht. c. 2. Conkey, B. Benson,
w. Cartmill, w. Doyle, E. Gisel. j.
Trexall, w. ii. Glenn, \. Woodin, w.
A. Maffit. S. S. Collins, D. Carroll, E.
Pendergast. w. Boyd. F. Mund, L.
Ratfeto, j. Kelliher. w. p. Best, w. }.
Morley, A. Delano. NJ. Scanlon. T. Han
Ion, c. p. Harper, II. l.. Spillman. j.
Buckley, A. B. Nixon. S. l.. Knisley.
G. A. Smith. NJ. O'Connor. James
Kelliher. j. L. Wilford. D. McGrath, w.
Braunlin. j. NJ. Park, G. Lawrence, j.
Harris. c. Costello. T. Golding. j. b.
Fuchs, j. Mains, j. Swicker, J. Nc
Harvey, Fred Walter, H. Koch, w.
Melvin, w. Rankin, c. w. Taylor,
J. B. Burns, II. Schmittgen. j. J. Woods,
Ii. Albrecht, c. II. Eads, c. Kelley, w.
Snider. j. c. Gotthold. S. 3. Hammond,
II. p. Cary. H. Garrett, G. Vedder. NJ. Q.
Mara. B. Ulrey, E. Preskett. j. Burger.
j. Lane, w. Mankel, c. w. Zile. L. w.
Smith, j. B. Lee.
THE CUPOLA."
This was the foundry and pattern shop
float and the aids in charge were NJ. A.
Baxter and l. &. Shaw. 1t was a mas
sive affair, and it illustrated in excellent
fashion the idea it was meant to represent
namely, the work OF the two depart
ments named.
The rear of the float bore large model
of cupola in operation. Smoke belched
forth from the stack as natural as life"
A sheet of flame, represented by cum
ming device i'll the employment of lights,
was visible at the open door, and molten
metal was faithfully pictured as running
from the spout Of the oupola into
ladle. The mechanical operations were
in charge of James MoMurray and r. s.
Coker. On a dais in the center was
seated Miss Lou McMurray, who imper
sonated Industry" She held in her
hand an electric torch, which completed
the details Of very handsome and strilk-
ing tableau. On the front OF the float
was represented the pattern department,
showing a large number of designs for
both steam and electric machinery,
made in the shops. From the
the cupola, was. suspended monster
reptile of allegorical form, with skeleton
of wood and covering of bunting.
the head raised and turned toward the
front of the car. and the eyes consisting
of red electric lights. On the front was
propeller pattern in bronze and a perfect
model of steam engine, bearing the in
scription at Rest" The float was
profusely illuminated with lights of Car
nival colors.
Escort of workmen-I. G. Shaw, NJ. j.
Scanlan, 7. Smith, c. Hunt, ]. Savage,
r. Lohry. j. j. Gormley, l.. T. Woolsey,
e. Kruttschmitt II. Mcmillan, S. Weld,
NJ. Kapp, c. Manger, E. Strader. A.
Grimes. L. Ashworth, g. Ault A. Beck
er, L. Brock A. Fl. Bening. j. Connell.
j. Cullinan, w. Grouse, j. Chapman, E.
Coates, NJ. r. Clauss. r. S. Coker, w. a.
Coe, j. Courtney, p. Carroll, T. Cutting
L. Corley. z. Duning, j. L. Dameron. l..
P. Dickson, l.. Dickman, F. Dufont. II.
Dali, L. Dunn, A. w. Edwards, p. NJ.
Early, II. Echternacht L. A. Elliott, J.
Elliott, j. Early, NJ. Flynn, D. Fitzger-
aid, w. Fritz, E. Calvin, II. Gutten-
berger, J. Geiger. F. Goethe, NJ. Gutten-
berger, j. Gettings, +. j. Gaertner. j.
Hart, ]. Hartman. J. w. Hanford, p.
Hines, W. Hallanan, II. w. Hoppe. j.
Hogan, p. Hallanan, NJ. b. Johnson,
N. Kramer, G. Kortstein, j. Keegan, NJ.
J. Kelly, s. Logan. L. Lohman. w. Law
renee, G. Loughman, L. Lynch. ].
Lohmuleer. J. flanagan, w. X. Law
renee, J. Logue. NJ. Leary, G. Leitch, w.
Lohmeyer, w. Miller, NJ. Mccarthy, B.
Mccarthy, ]. McMurray, f. T. Mazeaux,
j. McQueeney. NJ. L. Mccarthy. Il. j.
Mangan, A. Maslooska, z. Mullan, f.
Miller, j. MeMahan, L. J. Mccarthy, j.
McMairn, J. orton, G. Neuman, J. f.
Norton, E. Nye. L. Nicklas. t. Noimsn.
A. Neuman, Z. Patterson. J. Pendergast.
P.Pendergast, J. w. Pardee, +. Renwick,
NJ. Rainey. A. Roche, J.Ruhl, A. W.Smith,
G. II. Shick. E. w. Sim, l.. Shane, G..
Shane L. SteinmilIer, A.Smith, w. Sheri-
dan, Z. Sheehan, d. Shine, r. Smith, T..
Sweeney, j. Spencer, r. Thornton, j.
Titherington. NJ. Toomey. j. Valeven, Ii.
A. Wales, w. Woodling, II. Wuttke, G.
Wright, J. Woods, G. Williams, G. Wild
ten, j. Wilkenson, w. Walther, ]. M.
Collier, j. II. Coyle, Peter Durno Daniel
Flynn, John Flanagan. NJ. E. France. +.
w. Hartman. Frank Hoppe, Luis Hoppe.
J. j. Handlin, George Joesink, T. J.
Pilkington, John Shannon, James r.
Taylor, Nelson Wilson, E. B. Osler.
1.-THE ELECTRIC STAR"
This float, which was preceded by
brass band, was in charge of Aids J. Mo
Cullough and 4. E. Parsons. 1t was the
product of the car machine shop. 1t
bore a huge cog-wheel in constant revo-
luton. the wheel being fitted on the in
side with lights which Illuminated trans
parent letters around the rim, forming
the words Gar Machine Shops' on both
sides. The center of the wheel, on each
side, was five-pointed star, with electric
lights for the points. The floor, which
was pyramidal in form, supported the
figure OF bear on the slope of each side.
The lower part of the pyramid was dec
Grated with many pieces of plated work
manufactured and plated in the shops.
The operatives on board were John
Shaw, L. +. Scott. William Schilling and
j. j. Bailiff. The float, thiokly studded
with colored bulbs and reflector at the
top, flooded the scene with light.
Escort of work men-R. Allen, r. T..
Burnside, O. Blenher, R. Bottoms. +.
Briggs, AL Broughton, j. d. Bennett, d.
n. Bennett, w. c. Bates, G.. l.. Bush. j.
Collier, j. Crocker, j. Caspar. A. Crozier,
II. j. Chambers, r. c. Douglas, J. Dolan,
William Dillen James EerpusOn l.,
Forgous. r. Fiohr. f. Gleie. A. Gleie. J.
Gordon. William Gordon, III. Geiger.
Z. Hawkins, a. Haynke, j. Hirsch, II.