Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
LABOR DAY
"a. celebration in Fort Worth
viii be Grand.
yGBADES OF LABOR UNIONS.
!. Weaver to Address the Multitude, After
Reviewing Them.


ait Of Labor.
.e~a Teday Is labor day, legal holiday
IN, \ lie OF Texas, and general
NJ siSay everywhere in the United
q q al s,.s' recognition OF the dignity OF
AZ III In and the laborer.
" III x many places viii tho laborers Of
!. .st y country assemble IN mass meetings,
" wv he picnic grove, and whore the la
y M .,rs are few, by twos and threes, 10
Y -gl.s tie intricate and involved la
W. 1T rouesti0n, or 10 hear orations or es-
~ w ~ Il, on the subject of the rights and
-'@li 1ohgs Of the .aOorer.
III IN The subject much can be said. for
Ws n, ( as mauysided as the perfectly
a "a NJ ,etied diamond, and yet in many
'ai sees many persons do not look at the
Y al. T. u,.ti0n a. they would the diamond,
en- nh ~ n merely look as did the two knights,
s'slsa goes the story Of olden ti-nos, who,
ming from different direct Oon,
h.sp biald suspended from a Siam 4
b hight maintaining the on. uStcs q
ahs back, the other that IL was a,,
u d E. hish. The question is one OF the most
ious that affects the body politics to-
hieta y, and it deserves the careful Wow
dsk h royiew that the jeweler would give
ShA ppc precision from all sides
va . Oh the many localities Ia the country
\ o. bal will have Laber day celebrations
hearemoro favored than Fort Worth,
mia Meet the celebration OF Labor day in
y ak lk city the participants In the cele-
s A nation and those who visit Riverside
saN al be accorded the chance 10 hear
aH 4 ior address from the lips OF Gen.
- Weaver, who the candidate for pres
laie lnl on the Third party or Populist
Al eset Gen. Viewers speech will not
td political but twill be germaue 10 the
V & lie Of the day, u topic he has studied
" 4 ul0andly and Is competent to handle
nsre iih the ability the subject deserves.
NusM President Mcclure, OF the Carpenters
Va Nd Builders union Of Philadelphia,
Ne Ell also be present and address the au-
q hnoe on the labor question. He Is not
X ~ db one OF the foremost thinkers
IN this subject but is u man OF ability
Men Vi enjoys the respect and confidence
q Va n Zone Of the largest unions in which
- a position in the hearts of its mem-
~ Is what PUwderly's was at the
Ne Of the greatest heighth Of his
aE
Ne presence Of these gentlemen
/ mi ". should make the Fort Worth
-. Asrday celebration one to be marked
history OF labor. But this is not
Abandoning all TO the pleasures Of
- Ae day the various trades unions viii
n arde in full force with all OF their
Naia proper TO be used outside Of the
dye rooms, and show the strength Of
he labor organizations Of the city.
The various orders will form as is in
~ eAied below;
FIRST DIVISION.
: W. City police
: Grand marshal and aids.
~" Band,
Z, IT Fort Worth Fencibles
NM Mayor and city council.
III FIRE department
ssa SECOND DIVISION.
a Band.
sh Central Labor Union.
b a Stonecutters.
y stonemasons.
brcklayers.
I u Carpenters.
d ranters and Decorators.
ksn Ieegraphers.
nfs gigarmakers.
za4 locomotive Engineers.
d locomotive Firemen.
lalnmen.
d Hallway Carmen.
III stationary Engineers.
hos typographical Union,
rres,mens Union.
ElN| iron MUulders.
aeSE Naohinists.
bolermakers.
THIRD DIVISION.
'a' hhnights Of Labor.
N farmers Alliance.
DIVISIONS will form as follows:
inst division ON Weatherford west
ii Houston street.
Second division ON Throc kmorton
IVY" Sl Of Weatherford street.
lllrd division on Throclimorton
g Ay s,,h 70 weatherford street.
" ne columns win move at 10 o'clock
r morning south on Houston TO
y Awv.ll east on Front to Main, north on
" ~ TO Weatherford, east 10 Rusk,
NV s.h on kusk TO Seventh, where the
NTs VIII DO waiting.
he procession will be reviewed by
Nh j. B. Weaver and citizens at the
y tekwiek hotel.
= THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
20 Nter the parade is dismissed the fire
- n lnent will 20 to the public square
Is ~ give the citizens and many visitors
u NJ ,nAlee TO see the power water can
M ,g when forced by the steam fire
~ zines Of the city through hose.
Vhe feature, novel to many, will he
- ". use Of the aerial truck on which,
taslndlass, ladder is reared per-
:. I1iellarly, carrying upwards with it
Nv A. o. hose with a flexible nozzle at
~ shih The force Of two fire engines
III b-ilgn De used TO propel the wnter
IN M "a the hose and IL can be seen
AZ is,o water can be effectively de ivered
1e upper stories OF tail buildings
y Is improbable or unsafe to
Ks ~ ulers against the wall and the
MR. -11a raised hose.
IA CARDINAL gibbons