The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-28

police, fire department, c. H Bonn, chief
marshal: E. B. Lott and Emil Pearl, as.
sistant marshals; Central band, President
Ctiese, Gov. Lind ana acting Mayor Scnlil-
man. Thos. You'd Hon. S. r: Van SAINT
and Labor Commissioner Mcaale.
SECOND DIVISION.
Forming on Tenth street, with right
resting on Cedar, up Minnesota street:
Trades and Labor assembly, Typograrh1-
cal Union No. 80, j. c. DeVereauX. mar
shall; Topographic No. ID. John Klaus,
marshal; Pressmens Union %, Jas. h.
AIcNally, marshal; Pressfeeders NO y,
Joseph Fisher, marshal; Bookbinders' Tn
ion No 81, ]. Hopsa, marshal; Stereotyp-
ers' union, c. Hillman, mar5hal.
THIRD DIVISION.
Forming on Cedar street. with left rest
ing on Tenth street, down Minnesota ;
Rheinthall. marshal; Bricklayers' Union
No l, Timothy Jones, marshal; Sheet
Metal Workers No. AZ, F. II. Seyb03d,
marshal; Plasterers Union No: ~, j. II
Wilson, marshal; Lathers' Union No :.
Julius Bertrand, marshal; Painters I'm
ion No. 81, J. F. Lawrence, marshal /;
Stonecutters union, A. J. Retheisteln,
marshal.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Forming on Minnesota street, with right
resting on Minnesota; BroSe's band ;
Carpenters Union No. 81. A. ]. Lindstrom.
marshal; Stonemasons' Union No. 1, N. J.
Nelson, marshal: Plumbers Union No. 81,
H. Steiner, marshal; Stonefllers' union;
Mason Tenders Union No. ], J. HUM
graW, marshal.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Band Stationary Engineers No. SO. Jer-
ry King, marshal; Bakers Union No. q,
P. Greengard,5 marshal; Electrical Work
ers' union; BARRIERS Union No. 81; Wood
workers Union No. 40, Oscar Johnson,
marshal.
SIXTH DIVISION
forming on Robert street, with right rest
ing on Tenth street up Jackson. Puer-
ner's Citizen band Cigar Makers union,
Jacob Weinhaule marshal, A. Kislinger
and Gust Getermann assistants; Tram
Drivers union, Machinists' Union No. III,
Retail Salesmen's association, Candy
Makers union. Hack and Cab Drivers
union, J. Luckenheimer marshal, NJ. NJ.
Core Makers union, M. McDie marshal;
Tile Layers and Marble Settlers union.
SEVENTH DIVISION,
Form on Minnesota left resting on Tenth
down Jackson. Brewery Workers Union
81, Henry Dege marshal; Coopers' Union
81, L. schmitt marshall; Stage Employees
Makers union, n. W. Farriers' union,
Iron Moulders' Union No. %, ]. J. Luby
marshal; Leather Workers union, E. c.
O'Connor marshal; Mattress Makers
union Horse Shoers' Union rs, w. w.
The line of march will be from Ex-
change to Third, down Third to Broad
way, up Broadway to Sixth, up Sixth tc
Wabasha.9 down. Wabasha to Filth, UP
Fifth to Rice Park 81 rsfsz
The Labor day committee met last
night, when a handsome banner was pre-
scented by Browning King & Co. to be
competed for on Labor day. and to be-
come the property of the best equipped
union IN the procession. The Palace
clothing house also presented $40 suit
to the best equipped mounted marshal.
The following were appointed judges tc
make awards of the above: Rev. Davi6
Morgan, VIM Pitt Murray, w. M. Carson
Louis E. Yoerg and c. P. Slime. The
fire department was asked to participate
in the parade. The president of the
Trades and Labor assembly, Henry Giese
Jr., was asked to act as master of cere-
monies for the day.