The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-03
LABOR MEN WILL shine
ALL Embellishments COMPLETE
FOR A FITTING CELEBRATION
~ OF labor DAY
ORDER Of HE BIG PARADE
The Different Unions Will Rendez-
vous at Given Points and Fall
Into the Madn Body
Einds to Speak.

Iooay's celebration Of Labor day will
IN all probability far surpass in magni-
tude and enthusiasm any previous OBJ
servance ofuthe holiday set apart for the
benefit of organized labor.
In addition tos the big morning parade
there will be a huge picnic at Fort Smell
ling In the afternoon, at which such big
guns as Hon. John Lind, the present
governor, and s. r. Van SAINT, the would
be governor of the state, will crate to
the assembled labor men. This evening
the management of the state fair has
promised special pyrotechnic display in
honor of the day, and on the programme
will be the spectacular Battle of Ma
Mia, itself involving an expenditure OF
$1,000 in powder and blank shot.
The morning parade will be made in the
following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Forming on Exchange street, with right
resting on Wabasha street; platoon of
police, fire department, G.. H. Bonn, chief
marshal: &. 3. Lott and Emil Pearl, as
sistant marshals; Central band, President
(dese, Gov. Lind and acting Mayor SchifI
man. I'hos. You'd. Hon. S. r. Van SAINT
and Labor Commissioner McHale, Trades
ana Labor assembly.
SECOND DIVISION.
Forming on Tenth street. with right
Typographical Union No. go. J. c.
Devereaux, marshal; Topographic No.
IL, John Klaus, marshal; Press
mems Union No. 70. James H.
Joseph Fisher, marshal; Bookbnders Tn
ion No. 81, ]. Honsa, marshal; Stereotyp-
ers' union, c. HilIman, marshal.
THIRD DIVISION.
Forming On Cedar street, with left rest
ing on Tenth street, down Minnesota
band; Building Trades council, Arthur
Rheinthail. marshal; BrickIayers' Union
No. |, Timothy Jones, marshal; Sheet
Metal Workers s No. ~. F. III. Seyboid,
marshal; Plasterers' Union No 20, ]. H
Julius Bertrand marshal; Painters I'm
ion No. 81, j. F. Lawrence, marshal;
Stonecutters' union, A. j. Reiheistcin,
FOURTH DIVISION.
Forming on Minnesota street, with right
resting on Minnesota; BroSe'S band;
Carpenters Union No. 81, A. ]. Lindstrom.
marshal; Stoneniasons' Union No. l, N. J.
Nelson, marshall Plumbers Union No. 81
II. Steiner. marshal: Stonefillers union;
Mason Tenders Union No. l, ]. HUM
graw, marshal
FIFTH DIVISION
Band; Stationary Engineers No. IS, Jer-
ry King, marshal; Bakers Union No. FL,
7. Greengard, marshai; Electrical Work.
erS' union; BaIbers' Union No 81; Wood
workers, Union No 10, Oscar johnson,
marshal.
SIXTH DIVISION
forming on Robert street, with right rest
ing on Tenth street up Jackson. Puer-
ner's Citizens band, Cigar Makers union,
Jacob Weinhaule' marshal, a. Kislinger
and Gust Getermann assistants; Tram
Drivers union, Machinists Union No. 112.
Retail Salesnlens association, Candy
Makers union, Hack and Cab Drivers
union, ]. Luckenheimer, marshal M. M.
Core Makers union, M. Medic marshal;
Tile Layers and Marble Settlers union.
SEVENTH DIVISION,
Form on Minnesota left resting on Tenth
down Jackson. Brewery Workers Union
81. Henry Dege marshai; Coopers' Union
81, l.. Schnitt MARSHALL Stage Employees
union, George Murphy marshal; Boiler
Makers union, N. w. Farriers. union,
Iron Moulders' Union No. %, J. J. Luby
marshal; Leather Workers union, L. c.
O'Connor marshal; Mattress Makers
Union. Horse SHoers Union Is, W.. w.
.Baugh marshall So
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