The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-05
FORMATION OF GRAND
INDUSTRIAL PARADE

AT the request of the Western Central
Labor Union and for the convenience OF
visiting delegations. the Post-InteiIigencer
here gives the official formation OF today's
grand parade:
Line Of Marck.
Colsmn will start corner Third avenue
ana Union street. move thence east 10
Fourth. north ON Fourth 10 Pike street.
west on Pike street TO First avenue, south
on First avenue 10 Washington street
east on Washington street to Second ave-
nue. south. thence north on Second avenue
south and Second avenue 10 Union street,
east on Union to the -Armory.
Formation OF Column.
Platoon of police. commanded by Sergt.
Irving Ward.
Musicians Cnion, atty pieces
Grand marshal. ". u. Armstrong, with
President William White. Secretary
W. II. Middleton, and Treas
urer +. II. Pike.
Invited guests of the Western Central La
Dor Union.
Western Central Labor Union.
Ship Carpenters and Caulkers' Union.
CigarmakerS' Union.
Iron Moulders Union
Typographical Union.
Plumbers and Gasfitters Union.
HorseshoerS' Union.
Issaquaia Miners Union.
Ros,yn Band.
Roslyn Miners.
Ballard Milsnen's Association.
Tailors' Union.
Band.
Bolermakers' and Iron Shpbuilders'
Union.
Seattle Branch Sailors Union of the
Pacific.
Renton Cooperative Miners.
Black Diamond Band.
Black Diamond Miners.
Cedar Mountain Miners.
Stage Employees Union.
Electrical Workers Union.
Plasterers' and Hold Carriers Unions.
Carpenters and Jolners Union.
Band.
Painters and Decorators Union.
Machinsts' Union,
Brewery Workmen'S Union.
Printing Pressmen'a Union
NewSboyS Union.
Bricklayers' Union.
The last division is open TO changes TO
allow place in line for visiting delegations
and unassigned unions.
Business Displays.
The different organizations are requested
TO take the following positions at $3.50 a. m.
sharp:
Western Central Labor Union, stiip Car
penters and Cauikers' Unions. Cigarmak-
ers' Union. Iron Moulders' Union--on the
east side Of Third avenue. between Union
and University.
Typographical Union. Plumbers and
Gaslitters' Union. Horseshoers' Union, Is
saquah Miners Tn.on-rn the west side OF
Third avenue. between Union ana Uni
versity-
Rosiyn band. Roslyn Miners Ballard
Mumen's Associaton-On the east side OF
Third avenue. between University and
Seneca.
Band. Tailors' Union. Boiiermakers' and
Iron SlipbuilderS' Union. Sailors Union.
Renton Cooperative Miners-On the west
side of Third avenue. between University
and Seneca.
Black Diamond band. Black Diamond
Miners, Cedar Mountain Miners Stare Nfn-
sployes' T'nion-On the east side of Third
avenue. between Seneca and Spring.
Electrical Workers Union. Piasterers'
and Hold Carriers Union. Carpenters and
.Ioiners' Union Painters and Decorators
Union. band. Machinistc' Union--On the
west side of Third avenue between Seneca
aud Spring.
Brewery Werkmen's Union. Printing
Preasmen's tTrion. Newsboys' Union.
Bricklayers' Enion-On the east side OF
Third avenue. between Spring and Madi-
son.
Unions with foa.s will place the same on
the cross streets adjacent to their places
in line.
Merchants desiring TO have floats IN the
parade Will form them on Third avenue
between Madison and Columbia.
Any union that has inadvertently been
omitted will report 10 the grand marshal
and be assigned TO a place in line
The committees have been appointed az
follows:
General committee-w. II. Middleton,
chairman: George Hiidebrandt, secretary;
J. II Pike treasurer: W. q. Armstrong
T. A Rust w J. Stanley A. A. Rhodes.
William White Duncan Taylor A. o.
Glasgow. II. 8 Clark, J. IT. Cunningham,
F. A. Rust. George H!idebrandt. ". J.
Stanley.