The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-07

Attorney General Tanner. General Trsas
urer Clark and several members of the
Legislature, at City Hall by His Honor
Mayor McGuinness and "a large delegation
Of the City Council.
THE BIG PARADE.
The formation Of the line and the
marohir order was OF "A military nioety
and reflected much credit on the executive
ability OF Chief Marshal Mecgln and his
staff officers. while the appearance and
numerical strengh of each organization
indicated that every union man had made
an individual effort To make the day sue
cessiul and the appearance OF Labor most
creuitable.
The formation of the line as published
III The News last Saturday was as follows: ::
Platoon Of police
Chief Marshal William " Meegan.
Chief of staff John L. McElFoy.
Staf-John Morrow, James L. sullivan,
George j. Fox and William II. O'Neil.
National Eand.
Labor day COMMITTEES.
James j. O'hara, marshal
FIRST DIVISION.
George g. Sullivan, marshal.
United Brewery Workmen, ia.
Band
Bakers and Confectiouers, III.
Amalgamated Society Of Engineers. Mill
wrights, Smiths ana Pattern Workers.
Band.
Journeymen Hcrscshoers' Union.
Juurneymon 1ailoTs Union.
Moulders Union.
SECOND DIVISION.
William Sullivan, marshal.
Continental Band.
Bricklayors and MasonS, No. /.
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers, No. g.
Plasterprs and Stucco Workers, No. 40
Plasterer Tenders Union.
Carpenters and Ioinors. No. 81
CARPENTERS and Joiners No. 2O5
Band.
Painters and Decorators, No. l95.
Painters and Decorators, No lg9
Journeymen Plumbers, No. 20.
Hedly-Livsey Band.
Journevmen Stonecutters' Association.
PAYERS and Founders Union.
THIRD DIVISION.
Henry Frazier, marshal
philharmonic Band.
Cigarmalters, No. 90.
Providence Typographical, No. 30.
WSnsSeet wS%SSfSt TyPSsrapaSa No No. y? S
Carpcp ters ana Joint RS No. BIZ.
Carpenters and JolneTs, No. $40.
Carpenters and ,Ioiners of WOOnSOcket.
Journeymsn Plumbers Of Pawtucket.
Barbers Union Of Pawtucket.
The 70 lte of march was Market square
TO North Main street, North Main 20
smith street, countermarch TO Steeple
street. through Exchange place To Dol
rance to Westminster street. Westminster
e. Winter street, Winter 10 Broad street,
Broad To Weybosset. Weybosset TO Market
square, thence TO Rocky Point boat
GAMES AT ROCKY POINT.
Tho field day of the Union was cello
brated at Rocky Point anu Nj ma ,er Har-
rington counted his guests by the
thousands.
Emma Goldman, the Anarchist was
.nere but not under the auspices of any
In fact. her presence was
under protest and the ha-
'angne she delivered in the afternoon WAS
without an audience.
The men and women she hoped TO reach
we're enjoying themselves at tho athletic
contests. The games were numerous and
all went off with vim. The scores made
were good ones and there was some sharp
Hercules Leveque of the Providence
News composing room, was starter for
the several events
j. Weigand finished first and Charles
Hittz finished second in the bicycle lace.
The prizes are n pearl inlaid rocker and a
pair Of shoes.
In the two mile walk, II. Walsh was
easily first and had gained n whole lap
nn Henry trasier, the second man, at the
finish. j. j. Monahan took IL easy and
had about two lars to travel alter the
other contestants had finished. The first
prize is "A bath robe; the second prize.
lamr, and the third prize, "a half parrel
of flour.
There were three entries in the married
ladies' l00-yard race, and all took prizes.
Mrs Anderson took tic first prize, "a pair
OF imported vases, Mrs. Siegfricd was
second, and will receive IA pair Of ladies