The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-26

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The labor hosts win make merry to-
day n TIE nineteenth annual Labor
nay demonstration by the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly. The AZ
fair promises to eclipse past successes,
and the aSsembly's committee has
worked tIreleaBly In arranging for the
street parade and the picnic 10 follow
at the state fair grounds. All iudi.
cations point to { large turnout In the
parade and at the picnic.
The city win b partly IN holiday at
tire for the event, and Mayor swee-
ney's proclamation viii close the Of
dees at the city building and many OF
the industrial plants. Flags and other
decorations viii drape number Of
business houses and residences along
the line Of march, and the trades as
sembly han Is dsoked out deliberately.
The parade viii start at 10 g. m. sharp
over the route previously outlined in
me IntOlligencer and It will be In
charge Of Chief Marshal ". ,. Tighe
and his assistants, who are; J. 7. Heck
er, L. w. selvey ". II. Davis, Edward
DittmoFe. J. J. Byrne, Gabriel jackson,
Fred Williams and Carter Norman,
The division marshals are Walter
L6rkin, c. a. CRrenbAuer Frank Ly.
ous, William Fading, Chris Wagner,
Thomas Wlldblood and A. W. RAIDER.
Lodges OF the Amalgamated ASsoelG-
tion wIli make up the frst division.
Printers, painters, street railway men
and theatrical employees form the sec
ond division, and the third win consist.
Of the butchers, brewery workers, NIL
ners and corrugators. stogie makers
and tobacco workers compose the nth
division. The sixth division viii be
made up Of potters, cokeworkers, tai
lors and plumbers. and the seventh OF
the IRE department and business and
trades displays. There will be an
Abundance Of band music. Chief
clemans and a squad Of twenty police
VIII mead the parade
The column win dlSband at the state
fair grounds, where the picnic begins
At i p. m. and continues 70 midnight.
Athletic events, horse racing, dancing,
etc, are on the programme, and
big bunch Of Midway attractions COM
pIete the bill OF entertainment. unusu-
any good bicycle and horse races win
be put on, and boxing is to be a feature
The programme viii be started at 2
p. m.
The boxing will be given in front Of
the grand stand, and It's amusing sides
Vii be shown In a battle royal by six
colored lids, and q bout in barrels
what ought 70 be q stellar attraction
Il the tout-round bout between wal
Hayman, a dualSy Juvenile. and Organ
Ter Charles Hater. Of the Messenger
Boys Protective Association. Young
Hater Is q white lad from the North
End. ana this will be his initial appear
auce as an Afriean-eating gladiator.
The programme of the races Is as
follows:
one-half mile, running horse race
Two out OF three heats; purse. $50; d.
yIded, S35 to first. $40 to second. SO to
thIrd; open only to butchers horses
owned In Ohio, Belmont and Marshall
counties.
one mile, trotHng race-Three out OF
1--WE heats; purse R5Oi divided. taS to
arS,; SIS to second, $40 to third; open
to all horses.
one mile running, horse race-IWo
out Of three heats purse, SIS divided,
80 to arst; 395 to seconds 10 to third
open to all horses.
rive mile. handicap bicycle race
Oman to amateur riders In West VIZ
rlnia and Eastern Ohio; prizes, watches
and diamonds.
One mile, open, bicycle raee-open 20
amateur riders IN West Virginia and
eastern Ohio; priEeS, gold watches
and diamonds,
Handicapped VIII R Stevenson last
nlrbt announced the following handi-
saps for the Labor Day bicycle races, to
~ contested in connection with ne
eelebratIon at the state fair srouhus
this afternoon; ,r..