The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-04

alrymen, the chief respondent in a
full dress uniform and jewelled sword
In the eighteen carriages which
headed the first division were the dis
tinsuished visitors, clergy. city Off
cials and officers of the various locals
of the United Mine Workers.
FIRST carrage-,John Mitchell. presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers Of
America, Miss Morris, secretary to
President Mitchell; j. g. Walsh. prcsi-
dent Central Labor union; Hon. John
w. Fitzpatrick, mayor of Carbonate.
Second carriaEe-T. j. Nichols. Of
Nanticoke president District No. /,
United Mine Workers of America: ::
Henry j. Collins. of CarbOndale. ma
tional committeeman, United Mine
Workers Of America. Edward Mickey.
of McKeesport rational committee
man, United Mine Workers Of America:
Paul Pulaski vice-prosidcnt, District
No. ., United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea.
Third carriage-Anthony Schlosscr.
of.Mt, Carmel Pa, national organizer.
United Mine Workers Of America; !;
Adam RyscaviCo vice president, Dis
trict No. /, United Mine Workers of
America; Joseph Gd Scranni, of HALE
ton, national organizer. United Mine
Workers Of America; Edward Gerrity.
of Local S4i
Fourth Carria Ge--Rev. \. +. Chaffeo.
pastor OF CarbonGale Methodist Epis-
copal church; Rev. Charles Lee, pastor
Of CarhOndale Presbyterian church;
Rev, w y. German and Rev. George
j. Dixon, assistant priests at the
Church of st. Rose de Lima. Carbon
dale
Fifth carria aGc-RoV. Rollu \. Saw
yer, rector of Trinity church; Rev. Z.
c. Ehingor, pastor of ST Pauls Luth-
aran church; Rev. NJ. &. Elliott. pastor
of First congregational church; Rev.
II. j. Whalon pastor of Berean Baptist
church.
Sixth carrlago-Rcv. Anthony :. Ger
ruti Rev. w, B. Grow.
Seventh Carriage-P. +, Connor, city
treasurer; J. +, Wheeler. city control
Ter; w w, Fletcher president of select
council; W, j. Collins, president Of
common council.
Eighth carriages. II. Nupp, city
engineer; Morgan Thomas, president OF
the poor board; Patrick +. Hughes,
president of the school board.
Ninth Carriage-Wiliam IL, Arthur,
NJ. F. Garry, Thomas Costello, Thomas
j. Monaghan, James Burns.
Tenth Carriagc-OWen Burke, George
Freohan, John T.. Matthews, Patrick
Boland, Michael O'Nell.
Eleventh aGe-ThOmas Flannerv.
Captain Dennis Gilhool, Frank Willis,
Henry Inch, John Milllgan.
Twelfth carriage-Martin McKenna,
Henry Jordan, Thomas Lynott. An
thony Hoban, Thomas Mooney,
Thirteenth carriage--Martin Golden,
James Llewellyn.
Fourteenth carriage-Richard Lew
allyn, p, F. Carroll, William j. Jones,
Thomas Murphy
Fifteenth carria ge-Miles Monaghan,
Joseph Hamilton, John Flewellan. Jo-
seph Emmet, Thomas Coggins, Jacob
Heath.
Sixteenth arriage-Henry Perry, An
thony Connor, Michael McGarry. Henry
Wilmington, James Morrissey.
seventeenth carriage-James Munley
John Murray, George Bryan.
Eighteenth carriage-PatrCk Hart,
Francis Hooper George GauGotz, An
thony Pell, Sanity Pell, Michael Healey.
"A Beautiful Banner.
Local lTo0, of Forest City, which had
the right Of Inc, carried a beautiful
new SCO banner, made OF silk, and APP
propriate,N lettered in gold.
Two carriages conveyed the female
members of the Typographical union
and I, =. Josln, the veteran job printer
;rttachCd TO the Leader office, who has
teen in Carbondale since 1882 and who
has been sticking" type almost con-
tlEuously ever since.
All the bands and drum corps of the
whole region round participated in the
psraGe.
The column moved out Main street Il
Church, 10 Belmont; countermarched
to Church. to Eighth, to River, tc
IlUndan; countermarched to Salem, t.