The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-31
LABOR'S GREAT DAY.
Arrangements for the Grand
Celebration.
ALL OF THE UNIONS in LINE.

Order Of the Procession and Line Of
Msrch--Bnsiness Houses Will
Close-Notes.
Tomorrow will be Labor day. Letters
to the committee from all parts bring the
news that nearly ali of the principal
towns on the Sound viii send large delega-
tons 10 take part in the celebration.
Yesterday the decorating of the Western
Central Labor Union hall was begun.
Evergreens and streamers were used which
give the building q gala day appearance.
Following IL the order of procession as
finally arranged:
FIRST DIVISION.
Mounted Police.
Chief of Police.
Platoon OF Police.
Mayor and City uncil in Carriages.
Chamber Of Commerce.
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TWO Piatoors Of Coast seamen's Union.
Grand Marshal.
Franklin Band.
Western Central Labor Union.
Franklin Coal Miners
Black Diamond Coal Miners
Band.
Newcastle Coal MinerA
Cedar Mountain Coal Minen
SECOND DIVISION.
First Assistant Marshal
Aides.
Band.
Hod CarrierA
Ples erers
Brickiayers.
Timers and Cornice- Makers.
BAN.
Painters
Sfonecutfers
Carpenters
Second Assistant Marshal
Band
Brewers Union.
Cigarmakers' Union.
steamsnipmen's Union.
Taiiors' Union.
Printing Pressmen's Union.
Typographical Union.
Wharf Builders Union.
Knights OF Labor and Laborers Protective
Union
Bakers Union.
Linemen's Union.
White Cooks and Waters Union.
Longshnremens Union.
Iron Moders' Union.
Naehinists' Union.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
Laundry Workers Association.
Barbers' Union
Teamsters.
Volunteer Firemen.
Fire Department.
Ci'izens on Foot
Citizens in Carriages
Following is the line of march: From
West street on Columbia to Front street.
north on Front TO Battery street. east on
Battery to Second street, south on Second
to Bell street, west on Bell to Front street,
south on Front to Pike street, east on Pike
to Second street, south on Second TO Yesler
avenue, west on Yesler avenue to Com
merciai street, south on Commercial to
the intersection of Jackson.
All organizations participating in the
parade with floats will place them in the
center of their organizations. All organiza-
tons have the privilege to muster where it
best suits their convenience, but the ergan-
izations must report to their division mar
shall, through their aids. from their allotted
places in line at S:30a. m. sharp. Failing to
report promptly at the time specified, the
division marshal will close the division to
which they belong. The grand marshal
will give the command to move at a. m.
sharp.
Mayor White and city council will re-
view the parade from the intersection OF
Union and Second streets.
When the procession shall have reached
the intersection of Commercial and Jack
son streets first division will march column
left on the south side of Jackson street,
each organization forming close column.
The second division will also march col
umn left into Jackson street, and come to
a halt and face south. The third division
will march column right on the south side
of Jackson, and also form in close column,
and face to the south. When halted, all
floats will move up in line and halt in the
center of Commercial street, in the rear of
the first float.
The Marine guards will march through
TO the south intersection of Commercial
and Jackson, halt and come to an about
face, the two bands taking their station on
the right and left, and continue playing al
ternately until the last division has closed
in. The grand marshal and staff will take
their place in front of the Marine guard,
and direct the moving OF the division to
place. The division marshals in conjunc.
ton with the grand marshal will detail
mounted aid 10 each organization as
guide TO its proper place. After the COM
mand attention has been given By the
grand marshal. the Marine guard, will
come 70 an about face. when Mayor White
will deliver short address. Immediately
ct the close of the address the chairman of
the committee will announce the time and
place of the starting of the train for the
picnic grounds. alter which the parade
will be dismissed by the grand marshal.
ALI aids must report, mounted, at the
corner of Madison and Front streets. on
the morning of the parade, to the grand
marshal. at O'Clock.
The Western Central Labor Union wishes
itimpressed upon the minds of all labor
ing men that, notwithstanding the fact
that they do not belong to any abor or
ganization. they are nevertheless cordially
invited TO fall in line promptly at 80 a. m.
LIBERTY CAR
The liberty car consists of decorated
fioat carrying forty-five girls, representing
the Goddess of Liberty and the forty-four
states OF the Union, as follows:
Goddess of Liberty. ........... Martha 4 Weir
Alabama Victoria Penkeih
Arkansas Grace Weir
Cstiornia. Minnie app
SoioIado.. Jennie Mooney
Connecticut. ...-..............,..R u YIatcber
delaware. ss..-..-......--.. Ella Gerow
Florida ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nellie Sam
a.. a IL Gran an