Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-28

Perfected for the Labor Demonstra-
ton at Martins Ferry Saturday.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BEL
MONT CENTRAL TRADES AND
LABOR UNION, AT BELLAIRE,
Observation-Disclosures
BY CHIEF MARSHAL CECIL.
PROGRAMME OF ADJUSTMENTS.

| Eo1 ERDA1 --AINNOONC Elm .
| BY CHIEF MARSHAL CECIL.
PROGRAMME OF ADJUSTMENTS.
The Belmont Central Trades and La
| Dor Union met in special session at
| Bellaire yesterday afternoon to COM
plete arrangements for the parade and
| next Reports read from all parts of
the valley indicated the demonstration
| will be one of the largest ever seen on
| the Ohio side of the river. The pro-
gramme, which appears below, is evil
/ dence that the amusement committee
| has an eye to the entertainment of the
crowds, and the refreshment commit
tee reports ample provision for from
three to four thousand people. The
| Union extends a general invitation to
| citizens and business men of Bellaire,
| Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and Wheel
| ing to attend the picnic and participate
| in the parade if desired. A special in
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| on both sides of the Ohio.
| The Union convened at 2:30 o'clock
with President C. A. James, Secretary
| c. H. Smith and full quota of delegates
present.
The full reports of the Labor Day
| committee was made and approved.
Bellaire members of the Union and
members of trades unions expecting to
take part in the parade will meet at
the city building, in that place, at $50
| O'Clock, and leave at a. m. on the B.,
| B. & NJ F. street car line.
The general committee was instruct
ed to look after transportation for the
Bellaire people and have cars at that end
| of the line at 9 o'clock. An effort will
be made to secure a one fare rate for
| that day.
| The amusement committee has ap-
pointed D. D. Parks, of Martins Ferry,
| ballad master, and Ollie McAninch, as
sistant. The floor managers are P.
Moore, D. Jones, I. Cecil and James Ce-
Gil and Frank Habig.
Judges of races: Jacob Kaiser, VIM.
| e. Jones, John Jarret, starter; Level
| Ign Lewis, assistant starter.
There will be a foot race between Of
| ficer Brock Brown, of Martins Ferry,
and C. W. Alexander, of Bridgeport, at
o'clock p. m.
Chief Marshal H. j. Cecil. of Mar
tins Ferry, announced the following
| information with regard to the parade:
DIVISIONS TO FORM.
First Division-Belmont Central
Trades & Labor Union, coal miners.
Form On Fifth street, Martins Ferry,
north of Hanover
Second Division-Amalgam AS
ISOLATION lodges and T. p w. 1. P. A.
of A., Fifth street, south of Hanover.
Third Observation-Disclosures, black
| smiths, glass workers, firemen, citizens.
On Fourth street, north of Hanover.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, milk
men, all vehicles. On Walnut street.
Fifth Division-All persons not in
Guided in divisions 1, 2, and 4. On
Fourth street, south of Walnut
MARSHALS.
First Division, T. L. Lewis, Geo. w.
| Curtis; Second, Jno. A. Moore. A. j.
Grouse; Third, Ed. Parsons, c. M.
Potts; Fourth, Geo. Neil; Fifth, John
Jarrett
LINE OF MARCH.
Fifth street to Center. on Center to
Main, up Main to Lincoln avenue,
counter march on Main to Center. on
Center to First, First to Penn, Penn to
Second, Second to Hanover, Hanover to
Fourth, Fourth to Jefferson, Jefferson
to Broadway, Broadway to Adams, out
Adams to picnic grounds
PROGRAMME.
The divisions will form at $50, and
parade will move promptly at 1920.
Heatherington's band of Bellaire and
several other organizations have been
secured for the occasion.
| Address of welcome. Mayor Jas. Shipman
MUSIC ...-...-..'..-... $500 -, - :, 49,.
| Address ....................H ii. w. Gaudlng
Music ................. ...............:....
| Address ................H Hon. c. l.. Weems.
Music ''''''''''''''''''''
The amusements will consist OF
dancing, three-legged race. foot race,
| free for all; hose reel race, concluding
with grand cake walk at 1880. and
dancing until midnight.