Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-29

The most important business trans
acted by the Ohio Valley Trades As
sembly at yesterdays meeting, was the
changing of the date of Labor Day from
August 91st to August oath, one week
earlier. There was a fair attendance
of delegates, and the officers were on
hand with accustomed promptness. At
ter the reading and approval of the
minutes, credentials were presented by
VIM. G. Kemp and VIM. Evel, Tobacco
Workers Union, and they were regular
ly qualified as delegates.
Under the head OF bCycotts an un-
official statement was made that Rand
McNally x Co. boycott has been lifted
The Arbitration Committee reported
regarding the grievance of SteubenYille
carpenters. which resulted in contin-
uance pending the action OF the local
committee.
The Finance Committee reported pro-
gross on several matters referred to it,
A communication was read from the
New York Mercury. soliciting articles
upon the labor question, TO be publish
ed in its Sunday issue. The Secretary
read an invitation to participate in the
Labor Day demonstration in Z3nes-
Vile.
S. II. Engle rendered his resignation
as delegate Ii was accepted and the
Chair appointed ". +. Tighe to fill the
vacancy on the Arbitration Committee.
Several locals sent in communica-
tons notifying the Assembly Of their
intention to participate in the Labor
Day Demonstration. The bod carriers
have reconsidered their action, and will
turn out A committee was appointed
to wait upon the different locals and
urge them to turn out strong. The
committee appointed was Richard Rob
ertS0n, NJ. Grogan, T. G. Darby, Burke
Watson and VIM. Latousch.
After the adjournment of the Assem-
bly, the Labor Day Committee met and
transacted considerable business. Ray
mond Bauer's name was taken from the
committee on account of his absence
from the city. Chairman Grcgan re-
signed the craftsmanship of the com
mittee on bars accompanying it With
a verbal explanation. VI. f. Tighe
was elected to succeed him. The Print
ing Committee reported that no person
will be authorized TO solicit advertise
ments for the programme except How
ard & Pierce.
The Chief Marshal reported general
order No. l:
Il hereby appoint the following Off
GERS for the Labor Day demonstration:
First division Oscar Howard: second
division, William Winder; third diyis-
ion, VIM. Nesbitt; fourth division, VIM.
Latousch chief of staff, Fred Williams;
staff, Andrew Wilson, Joseph Robin
son. John DOnahue. J. s. Parker
First Division-Printers, glass
workers, carpenters. bricklayers, plas-
terers. stone masons, hod carriers.
Second Observation-Disclosures iron
workers, brewery workers plumbers.
cOopers stove moulders, carriage and
wagon workers.
Third DivisiOn-Potters. miners, to-
bacco workers, tube workers. butchers.
tailors.
Fourth Division-Mouuted men.
carriages, wagons, trades display.
FORMATION and line of march. First
division, form on North Chaplne street.
right resting on Twelfth. Second di-
vision, form on Twelfth and Eon. r:gh.
resting on Chapline. Third division.
form on Fourteenth, right resting on
Chapline. Fourth division form on
Fifteenth, right resting on Chapline.
The line of march viii be as fol-
lows: Sixteenth to Market, to Tenth,
TO Main, to Twenty-fourJh, to Chaplne.
to Thirty-third, to Eoh, to Thirty
ninth, to Jacob, to Forty-tlird, TO in
cline"
Adjourned