The age-herald., 1899-08-29
ALL ARRANGED
 FOR LABOR DAY
Details Completed at Trades
 Council Meeting.
THE ROUTE OF THE PARADE
Together With the Programme Olga, Makers Withdraw Their Delega- tion from Body on Account of
 an Old Grievance.

At the regular meeting of the Trades Council Sunday afternoon the details of the Labor Day celebration were completed. The officers and their aides were chosen, and the route and lineup of the parade arranged. Harry L.. White, of the Clerks Benevo- lent and Protective Association will serve as grand marshal, with the following aides: J. N. Abbott, w. S. Hammett, w. A. Smith and J. H. Leath. Each organization is allowed a captain, and the members are expected to turn out in force. The parade will form at the head of Twentieth street and start at Il o'clock, and move along the following route: Start at the head of Twentieth street. march southward to Second avenue, thence east to Twenty-first street, thence south to First avenue, thence west to Eighteenth street, and then north to Second avenue thence east to Twentieth street. thence north to Third avenue, thence west to the Auditorium, where the day exercises will be held. The following programme will be car Tied out at the Auditorium: Music. Dy d Ol llS 1dSlOTS On- ion.
 Introductory remarks by President J. H. F. Moseley.
 Welcome address by Alderman J. T. Me Knight, acting mayor. Music. Ten-minute talk by Hon. w. H. Stanley Address-Hon. John T. Morgan, United States senator.
 Music.
 The various organizations will then dis band and adjournment will be taken until 7:30, when the exercises in Capitol park will take place, the programme for which will be as follows: Music. Song by the Singing Section of the Bir- mingham German Turn Verein. Address-Colonel S. w. John.
 Song by the Singing Section of the Bir- mingham German Turn Verein. Music. Fireworks.
 The names of all the unions who are ex- pected to participate in the parade were placed in a hat and drawn out for posi- tions in the parade. The following will be the positions of the unions:
 Squad of mounted paoice; mayor and board of aldermen in carriages grand maf- shal; band: Trades Council; Iron Mould CTS; Alabama Lodge No. l, Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers; Stone Cutters: Boiler Makers; Jefferson Lodge No. 6, Amalgamated Association ot Iron and Steel Workers; band; Bricklay- CTS; Tailors; Horseshoers; Backsmiths; E. l.. Bridges Lodge No. 3, Amalgamated tiOn of Iron and Rtee1 Workers. Amalgamated Association of Sheet Metal Workers; Painters and Decorators;, Re- tail Clerks Association; Plumbers; bano; Carpenters and Joiners; Brewery Workers; Machinists; Typographical Union; Barbers; Gate City Lodge No. 5, Amalgamated As- socia ton of Iron and Steel Workers; Latin CTS and Plasterers.
 The Proceedings
 J. H. F. Moseley presided over the meet ing, While J. E. Wanenhaupt acted as sec- retary.
 New delegates were obligated as follows: D. H. White, R. Rors of the Brickayers; J. R. Camp, of the Painters and Decor ators; Albert Harris, Dave Williams and Bart Harris, of L. B. Bridges Lodge No. 3. Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers; J. Eckert, of the Barbers.
 On account of a grievance the Cigarmak- CTS withdrew their delegates from the coun- oil. The disturbance has been brewing since the last election, and came to a head at the Sunday afternoon meeting, when the delegation withdrew.
 A letter was read from Mayor Drennen,