The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31

Longshoremen's Union.
Telephone Operators Union.
Retail Clerks Association.
Lucben's band tmembcrs American Fed
Grafton OF Musicians)
Building Trades Council
Plumbers and Gasfitters' Union.
Painters and Decorators Union.
Brickiayers' Union.
Stonemasons' Union.
stoneoutters Union.
Carpenters and Joners' Union.
fth regiment band OF Victoria. -. C.
Timers Union.
Electrical Workers Union.
Plasterers' Union
Building Laborere' Union.
Isathera' Union.
All VIII Re ON Foot.
All OF the foregoing including the grand
marshal. will be on foot. with the ex-
eeption that carriages will he provided
for the ladies' who take part in the pa
Telephone Operators. Mattresses, IauR-
dry Workers and Clerks Associations.
The various organizations will form
a, designated points on Third avenue.
between Union and Columbia streets, and
march over the route Indicated In yes
terday mornings Post-Intelligeneer The
floats which have been prepared by the
different unions viii form on the side
streets. and a. the associations to which
they belong pass. VIII fan n line, some
fnal and attractive In design.
Aside from the parade the sports pro-
vided by the committee are TO be the
principal feature These. with the ex-
ceptson OF the tug-of-war, at $50 in
Pioneer square, wili 30 at Madison park
The tug -of-war viii be between Nom
beers Of the Sailors and Longshorcmcn's
Unions. for a cash prize Of 50
Previous 10 the regular programme of
athletic sports at Madison. there will be
series OF coursing events given by the
Seattle coursing Club. for Championship
stakes. starting promptly at i;0 Eight
80: second. SIS. third. ss 80 fourth. sig v.
nith, sixth, seventh and eighth, s. each.
The athletic sports, which begin
promptly ut $50 p. M. VIII include the
i"-yara dash. PROFESSIONAL First. $40;
is.ysra dash-rirst s.; second. 50.
,,ib-yard dash. union newsboys only
90 yard dash. boys under is-Ffrs,. a.
second. g.. third. 81
so.yerd dash. girls under is-Fsrs,. s.:
haSnins t Sroad 'jamp-rlrst. 8. sec
ond, S.
Running high jump-First, s.. sec.
.e.yard dash--Fa, mon. over rs pounds
First. S. second S.
,,ae-,ari dash. ladies-Flrst, s.. second,
Thfse-legged raee-frrst s. to each con-
VIII Run Excursions.
With the exception OF the priaes fer the
professional ieNyard dash, which viii
hera
The officials IN charge Of the sports are
w smiley announcer. William Puiver
Starter. George listman. timekropor and
frank w Clark. W, ] Akers T. IL Thor.
w and Charles EnlitE. Judges
De Caprios band will he la attendance
~ the park and viii discourse music be-
tween events.
W II Middleton, chairman % tho exec.
stNe committee IN charge OF the rcie.
ntsuon, when seen last niRst said
kscurHlous viii b. run from most of
TIE Sound cities The Dolphin which rn-
Gently arrived In Seattle from a trip
ground the Horn Will hrinw the Fifth
Regiment band end large crowd OF
visitors from Victoria We have also ar
rsnEef Tor special excursion rates on the
railroads from an points within iNp milsS
These rates viii be IN wffect Tor three
GAYS. from SUNDAY until TUESDAY thus
tlNing everyone plenty ~ time IS see the
wtela celebration before returning horne
Az stores. barber shops and niace& ~
business generally. ta the city have be n
visited ANA have agreed So olosa al x
oeleck IN order 20 give their afnpiDvpy
chance 20 take part iu the parade AH
: NeFk In factories and on buildings viii ~
suspended for tho entire daY Suurriu.
tendtnt Dickinson, pf the Seattle Electric
Sampany, has agreed - also allow as
MAby ~ the street cay employees 60 take
Part IA the parade as possible
The celebration will ,lcse with the