The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-04
In LAB(DR7S
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a. m G. H Bonn will be the chler mar
shall, and will have as assistants e.
O'Connor and John Lukenheimer. The
line of march will be on Exchange street,
from the state capitol to Sixth street. on
Sixth street to Broadway, on Broadway
to Third street, up Third street to AS
sembly halls, where it will disband.
The order in which the various organ
izations will appear in the great parade
will be as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
Forms on Exchange, facing Wabasha.
Platoon of Police
Chief Marshal c. H. Bonn.
Aids Ed O'COnnor and John Lukenheimer
Gov. Lind, Mayor Kiefer, Labor Commts-
siOner McHale, President Donaldson,
of the Trades and Labor Assembly,
and Chairman Collins in Carriages.
Citizens Military Band.
Trades and Labor Ass smbly.
A. MOshner, Marshal.
Building Trades Council.
]. II. NeSOa Marshal.
SECOND DIVISION.
Forms on Cedar and Exchange streets
right resting on Cedar street, and up
Tenth street.
Band
Brewery Workers Union.
Henry Dege, Marshal.
COODers Union.
R. NJ. Abel, Marshal.
Plasterers' Union.
j. H. Wilson,, Marshal.
Lathers' Union.
George ThilI Marshal
BroOmmakers' Union.
O. A. Cushman, Marshal
Sheet Metal Workers Union,
John Garkins, MAJ shall.
Boilermakers' Union.
William Hayes, Marshal.
StOnecutters' Union.
Arnold Rubenstein, Marshal.
THIRD DIVISION.
ieft resting on Cedar street and down
Tenth street.
Bricklayers' Union.
John Davis, Marshal.
Northwestern Furriers Union.
A. Enderlen, Marshal.
Painters Union.
F. NJ. Brown, Marshal.
Leather Workers Union
George Gets, Marshal.
Horsesh0ers' Union.
Matt Winkel, Marshal
BARRIERS Union.
G.. H. Becker, Marshal.
Hack and Cab Drivers Union
James Igo, Marshal.
Machinists' Union
D. F. Erskine, Marshal.
FOURTH DIVISION,
Forms on Cedar and Tenth streets,
right resting on Cedar street and up
Eleventh street.
Band.
Carpenters Union
A. ]. Lindstrom, Marshal
WoodwoTkers' Union
j. E. Hagltn, Marshal
Cabinetmakers' Union
Gus Almen, Marshal
Patternmakers' Union.
Il. Il. Fisher, Marshal.
TailOrs' Union.
John thinner, Marshal
FIFTH DIVISION.
Forms on Cedar and Tenth streets. left
resting on Cedar street, and down EleY
enth street
Band.
Typographical Union No. 30.
j. H. Wilson, Marshal
Pressfeeders' Union No g.
w. Mcdonald, Marshal
Bookbinders' Union
w. T. BenneSon Marshal
Pressmen's Union No. g.
2. ]. Maloney, Marshal
StereOtYpers' Union
Charles HilimIn, Marshal
Topographic No 49,
John Klaus, Marshal
Lithographers Union
w. ]. Gander, Marshal
Web Press Helpers Union,
X. Shoenemann. Marshal.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Forms on Cedar and Tenth streets left
resting on Cedar street and down
Twelfth street
Ctgarmakers' Union No. 49,
Emil Pearl, Marshal
Iron Molders Union No 232.
Dwight a. Potter, Marshal
Stonemasons' Union.
z. 1saacson, Marshal
Steamfftters Union
R. F. Roberts, Marshal
Electrical Workers Union.
George O'Brien, Marshal
Candymakers' Union
Frank Cynick Marshal
Bakers Union No. 81
Philip Greengard Marshal.
Plumbers Union No a.
Henry Steiner, Marshal
Theatrical Stage Employees Union.
WHEN THE PAY-CAR COMES.
(BY K. ]. Ed
BEFORE.
The railroad man, before he draws his
pay,
Is building castles fair for many a day;
He thinks Of many things that he will
buy
To please his-and his fe's-artistic eye;
And also many things that he will hear,
To please his-and his Wife's-artistic ear;
He studies Ger each olive branchs need
He'll make them happy, that he will, in
deed;
He'll have home for seniors-and his