The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-31

Inc celeDratl0n OF LABOR Day, Sat-
urday. on the state fair grounds, by the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly,, was the most successful ever given
under the auspices of that we'll known
organization OF worklngmcn. The street
demonstration was the largest ever
had, the afternoon and evening on the
fair grounds was most enjoyable, the
speeches were fine and the races and
other amuscments as good as any ever
given by the assembly. And to top It
on the assembly comes out Of the az
fair $1,000 TO the good.
The feature of the morning was the
great parade, 1t was under command
of Chief Marshal NJ. F. TIghe, presi-
dent OF the trades assembly, who was
ably assisted by numerous staff. The
procession formed on Chaplinc and
Sixteenth streets and moved shortly
before noon in the following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Chief Marshal William TIghe
CHIEF Of Stafr Richard Robertson.
hides-Willlam Winder, Jerry Mead. Ga
bricl jackson. Edward Costello. W.
]. Bodlcy and Fred Williams.
Platoon OF Sixteen Police. Lieut.. Ingram
In Command.
Carriages Containing Speakers John A.
Howard and c. B. Hurt. Mayor Culd.
well and Chief Bennett, W. W. lr-
win. D. II. Swartz, John 4.
White and Others.
FIRST DIVISION.
Grand Opera House Band.
Ia bal 7 g.t, .,I
Garfield Assembly No. li2l, Clgarmakers.
Display OF Assembly In Wagon.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal George Long and Stan.
Wheeling City Band.
Tobacco Workers Union No. 2.
Metster's Band
Local Union No. /. Bricklayers-
Stonemason's Union No. 2
American Federation No. 5o26.
Mayors Band.
Brewerymen's Union No. 81
Carpenters Union No. ..
Hod Carriers Union.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal George ". Clifton.
Mayors Band.
Pottcrs' Union. carrying White Umbrellas.
brotherhood OF Painters and Decorators.
No. 81.
Coal Miners Union.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal Thomas Driscoll.
liackett's Band. OF Beliaire.
Flint Glassworkers' Union No. ..
lieatherington's Band, OF Bellaire. 8
A. a. OF !. & S. W: OF Martins Ferry, and
.--r Friendship and Prosperity Lodges, -
OF Wheeling
FIFTH DIVISION.
Marshal William Flading.
Full Opera House Band.
Brewerymen's Union No. s..
Etnat CnpYninnV EirIS "a
TO Victory"
Reymann Brewing Company, Two Dec
grated Wagons.
Red Letter Company.
House & Hermann, q Very Fine Display.
Members OF Coopers' Union No. ..
Wendell Bros, Expressmen.
Horseshoers' Union No. is, Two Wagons
and Display.
Mountain City Lodge, OF Martins Ferry,
4. A. Of !. & S. ". Display.
Tannhaeuser Belmont Beer Display, Two
Wagons.
as follows:
D. C. Kurner. Painter.
". F. Schnelle. Painter. ~
White Swan Laundry. :.
llNlerbranG & Breummer. Furniture.
Q. II. Aubcr, Slate and Tin Roofing.
Jason Stamp. Bicycles and Sporting Goods.
l.aushlln Nall Company Display.
Hub Clothing House.
wheeling Ice and Storage Company.
Wheeling Laundry.
Atlantic Refining Company.
c. d. Thompson, Liveryman.
Grand Opera House, Roof Garden"
Walkers Family Soap.
Charles Ellg. Carriages.
L. C. Driehorst, Timer.
Pabst Brewing Company, -Four Wagons.
Troy Laundry Company.
The first event on the programme at
the fair grounds was the speech max
Ing by Mr.. Charles Burdett Hart and
Mr.. John A. Howard. They spoke from
the Judges stand on the race track and
about 1000 people assembled in the
grand stand to hear them. Mr.. Hart
said: