The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-18
BREAD-WINNERS.
~ Of Toll Ready for
Grand Muster.
: thousand ON PARADE.
= march Laid Out-Mayor VIII
80 address Of Welcome
n other Towns.
/. rnousAkD ON PARADE.

y. ,,sunctfon ssBy the sweat Of your
a. s.,,v appreciated by the labor organ
- 1ndsed 1t is the preamble to their
- .sd The members all stand by it.
s-ssc d Seattle Is now on the alert. get
49, for the coming celeb :ation.
u n sse vast throng. Eight thou
i, /. he line Of march with flowing
q. 800 and industrial exhibitions will
81, & the observance; and as one of the
:ss1,s aids expressed II. that will be
....... s,ecfacIe.n Not labor union in
q iii be represented by at least q
~ mere we're meetings of some one
...Ssr. i the labor hall every night of
= "a similar programme ID on for
"A marshal and his aids held special
4 Louyre hail yesterday afternoon at
"A & map out the course OF the parade
r.. ~ aids familiar with the conduct of
-. march. The parade win form on
- Il the foot OF Columbia. The first
HI IN iorm on the south side OF Colum-
hind divisi will form on the north
I Sasombie. while tne second division
~ IL the center of the first and third
~,.de Vim move ahead promptly at Q
The course OF the parade will be as
"a ven street, on Colum bia to Front,
!, soyth up frunt to Battery street; thence
~ 10 Second street, marching on Second
a rreef: thence down Bell to Front street
4 men the parade will move down Front
Z rreet and down the latter until
- z,ret Is reached. At the corner OF Pike
krund street grand march d.wn Second
q avenue will be made. From the corner
"a and Yesler avenue the procession will
81 % Commercial aud Jackson. where it
<aole ranks and listen to an address of
g by Mayor White. This concluded, the
IN break ranks and proceed to the CO.
4 Puget Sound railway depot, where
Erl Be taken for the Cedar river picnic
- On the grounds, outside of the epi-
4 hstiyiiies, will be all manner Of sports
~ Al the available brass bands in the
siIi be in ATE dance. On account OF
ftnlies, Second Assistant Marshal d.
3 resigned Yes erd,y and h. Land was
he'd 70 G tn vacancy.
e Marshal Mooney has secured thirty-s'x
! lor the use of the sids in the parade.
afertnt unions have been otherwise
20. A char; showing the exact course OF
|cade has been drawn aud the aids and
1T marsnals were busy most OF yesterday
n1on stuting IL out.
;<,fennt members of the executive COM
4 were seen yesterday. Grand Marshal
9said: "The parade viii be By fa- the
ever witnessed In Seattle. With the adj
[1foutside unions the line of march viii
Ikd to an enormous number"
nan Spring. OF the committee on ar-
nnts, said: Everything, even to the
g particular, is being done to make the
lay celebration grand success"
nmittee was appointed yesterday to wait
5kod-earriers' union and compromise with
n their posi ion in the inc The hod-
nand plast rers have not yet agreed on
n There will be eight trades represented
6rrade. snd nearly all in those occnpa-
|6his city will take part. Al the trades
>uzindustrial floats sr:istically arranged.
Arrangements will be made at large
81 be held in Louvre hall Sunday morn
NETTING AT NEWCASTLE.
nthusiastic meeting was held at New
yesterday afternoon. A committee, con-
Ut spring, James McCardy. D. O'Brien
~ Iynch, was detailed from the Seattle
6mii0n to invite the Newcastle people to
kIhe celebration here September I. The
1fte vas received at Newcastle by large
accompanied by the Newcastle brass
me whole party adjourned TO the payil-
nths baseball grounds, where the large as.
lltu called 10 order. The pavilion was
1nits utmost capacity. The band played
q xnngers,p and Just then J. 7. varty
harvard and gave the visitors a hearty
|~e He stated the object OF the meeting.
|ernistee from Seattle had come 10 invite
lfaniors and also the g. neral public of
- TO take part in the Labor day exer-
kAatila
he band had rendered one OF the ma
9tk, Thomas Prober,s was elected chair
9ne meeting, and ]. T. varty secretary.
Nmoly proreei 10 business Chairmal
~ the Seattle committee on arrange
"a introduced and directly made a
1aaren asking the labor unions aud peo-
aestastls TO take part in the labor dis
- bring their band. They were told
saon hey might occupy in the parade,
Ind that they would be heartily well
i 2. 0'Brien. James McCardy and Con
& ne other members of the committee,
|sssed the meeting on the same point.
y conc nsion q vote YVES taken and
I session OF the Newcastle people
3 ina body was unanimous. Henry
Thomas c. Thomas, William Ham,
Holman and James Perry, OF Newcas-
= thossn committee on arrangements
Y Place. The Newcastle band will be
. ne baseball club of that place will
pspared to play in contest games. After
ss0'e OF thanks to the visiting commit
meeting adjourned.
~ received from Gilman yesterday,
11 20 people there had signed for spec
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