The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-29
WORKERS ARE PREPARED
ranges the Line of March and
Formation Of the Parade-Excur-
sfens Coming From Many PlnceA

THE general committee Q. sae Western
Central Labar Union which has charge
% the Labor day preparations. ne, yes
;srlaY y Labor hall. Oh Third avenue.
with lie aides 20 the grand marshal. Sc
iectea ty ne various subordinate unions.
Every union IN Seattle was represented.
The meeting arranged the lina az march
ard order OF the parade Fer Labor day.
Lots were drawn by the representatives
o: the various unions for places ia the
lire OF march.
The head of the parade VII start at 70
o'clock al the corner Of Third avenue and
Union street TIE nne OF march will De
as follows:
Eas; on Cnian 20 Fourth avenue, north
On Fourth avenue 20 Pike street. west on
Psks street 20 Frs. avenue. and thence
south on FIRST avenue 10 Washington
street. thence cas-: on Washington street
20 Second avenue south, thence north on
Second avenue south 20 Yesier avenue.
thence north on Second avenue to Union
street, and thence easf On Union stree,
TO the ArGnory. where the parade will De
salsTn!s Sd
The formation OF the column VIII be as
follows;
Battalion of police. on foot
Musicians Union band. composed 0. fifty
pieces.
'l presidsa = vi Villain Wai,r ana sacre- '
taEy " H. Middleton. q the West
ern Central Labor Caiog.
Guests OF the Western Central Labor
Union
Western Central Labor Union
Snip Carpea,ers' 4ni CaIlk@rs Unian-
CigaTm8kers' tu.cn.
iroamoI3egS' Union.
TNpo.ra pnicai Union.
Plumbers Union.
Journaymen HorseShoerS Union.
Tailors' Union
Boilerniakers' and ifon ship B1iiders'
Union.
Sailors Union of ;he Pacific. Seattle
branch.
Theatrical s;.gs Em9loges, Union.
Journeymeu Pjnsterers' and IIod Carriers
Union.
United Brotherhood OF Carpenters aud
J0iners.
Brewery workmen:s Tnior. Bcauch No. 3.
Of the Pacific Coast.
Seattle New Shoys' ifniNn.
Brick ayers Union. Nc . Of VA shiac IN.
Hope i4oise. International Maehinisls'
Union o. America.
Painters ara De orators Union,
TIE visiting delegations have net yet
b*,n assigned 10 places IN he me q
march. II. executive committee c: tho
Western Central Labor Union wtil see -
IL ',iat all visiting unions W. nsFc de-
slf9nsr positions In the parade.
tn. pace 0f rendezvous for lie subpfd'-
nate unions VIII he named AZ Il iitef date.
TIE bands Of nuSlc FIVE IN rAm-e7. VIII
bc distributed throughout the rit..'e.
Grand Marsha. ". q. Armstrong went 20
fss.drah Yesterday 20 make ar dn3emen~
-
f'ace. f. H. Pike Of The general commit
lee visited Tacoma yesterday for the par
pose of working up lnteresJ am ~ me Ia
coma urfens and completing arra ~ merits
for the A. aga ton fran tfat ely
Een,ou and Cedar Mooa'ala were or,
ganzeI for the celebration Friday ~
CHAIRMAN ~. II Middleton ard r. Ii pike
Of the general committee. They received
assurances taat a fnll delegation from both
p1t1ts vii attend the celebration AMI pHr-
Il tp9te in the parade
A delegation cf go people from Hack
Diamond viii be brought 70 S2a:'!e On a
spec:a; excursion train on the Columbia
s. 1use. Sound railroad.
Ce1rge fIilfebran11. secretary ii ihe
.errsrs' committee haA r"'arHs1 from
gisi. % the mining camps - Western
WASHINGTON and stateA that everywhere
lie fond mat The greatest in.@~5st nfeTaNs
arnoce the working people .: me state In
the forthcoming celebration
Chairman W. IL Middleton said yester-
day tina, the committee IN chAr-e OF lie
subscriptions has made exce5ien: Roadway.
and tina; the sum necessary Tor the ex-
uenses Of the celebration, s3,9co vii. un-
decidedly be raised.
The Ballard unions VIII be represented
in force. II - expected that the laHhfr
and single mills q that pa e NJ he
closed on Labor day. Delegations ram
the lumber mills Of B.akeleY are expected
a .. tiA.l