The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-02
Great Turnout and
Much Sport
Listed.
FLOATS, MUSIC
AND ORATIONS
In the Afternoon There Will be
Baseball and Rsces-At
Night a Ball.

astic meeting of the different 17hor
unions who are to participate in tbe
celebration of Labor Day, was hell
Inc whole program was gone over, ana
practically all the arrangements were
completed. The various committees re-
ported. and showed good progress to-
wards the success of the celebration.
1t was decided to provide free trans
portation to the two companies of
United States soldiers and the base
ball teams to and from Kapiolani PARK,
where the field sports are to take place
during the afternoon
The parade will undoubtedly be a
success, as the different unions are
giving great attention TO the decora-
ton of their floats, and the working
men will surely have a good time on
this their special day of enjoyment.
The various organizations who are to
take part In the procession will meet
at the Drillshed at $780, where they
will form in order. Placards will be
posted designating to the various corps
their places, and thus much labor and
confusion will be avoided. At this
place Governor Dole and his party will
review the parade before the process
sion starts, at 8 o'clock, following this
line OF march: From the Drillshed TO
Richards street; thence to King street,
to Fort street, to Beretania street, TO
Victoria street; then countermarch to
Kapiolani street, to King street, and
70 he tnI Ne
The order of the procession will be
as follows:
Grand Marshal
Territorial Band
Banner and Flag.
Chief Marshal and Aides
Chairman.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Speakers OF the Day.
Invited Guests.
Two Companies u. S. Regulars.
Plumbers Union.
Electrical Workers Float.
Electrical Workers Union.
Carpenters Union.
BrickIayerS' Union.
Plasterer's Union.
Painters Float.
Painters Union.
Portuguese Band.
Sailors Float.
Sailors Union.
Longshoremen's Union
Moulders Float.
Moulders' Union.
Boilermakers' and Iron Ship Builders
Floats.
Boilermakers' and Iron Ship Builders
Union.
Letter Carriers.
Postoffice Clerks.
Francis Murphy Club.
Benevolent Societies.
Floats wagons, etc, etc.
Three prizes will be given for the
best decorated floats "in the parade.
First prize will be 500; second $50. and
third s25.
There will also be three prizes for
the finest display of unions in parade.
First prize $50, second s25. and third
$40.
The Judges of the parade will be JOS
anb NJ Oat. W. F. Love and L. c.
Ables-
After the close of the parade there
will be literary exercises at the Capitol
grounds, where speeches Will be MADE
by Franklin Austin, T. McCants stew
art, Francis Murphy, Lorrin Andrews
and Judge Little, of Hilo. who has
inst arrived on the Kinau.
OFFICIALS OF THE DAY.
The officials in charge VIII De
Chairman, Thomas Irving; vice cnair-
man Charles Martinson; secretary
THOMAS NJ. Rae; treasurer. Robert
Ramsey.
Grand Observation-Disclosures Heffern,
Chief Marshal Thos NJ Rae.
Aides to the Grand Marshal-oJohn
Dawson. j. w. Henry, Michael Patton
Michael Purcell, Alexander Morrison.
Committee on Parade-Thomas Irv-
,,o II shaler, William Git.
officials of sports-Announcer. Chas'
Graham; starter. ]. L. Nolan; judges
M. Patton, E. ]. Sullivan, James Ahan'
awarder L T. Shaler.
committee on Sports-Thomas j.
Dixon. ]. t. shaler, E. ]. Mahoney
Iosenb X. Poo, Jacob ]. Nelson, 81
mon x Nawaa, R. II. Hartman John
T. Nolan.
The hall. which will begin at $50 p.
m. sharp. has the following commit
tees:
Reception Committee-Thomas Irv-
ing. Thomas NJ Rae, Samuel RAMSAY
r. E. Drickey. Richard Hartman Johh
Hackett, James Kamakani, SaInuei
Pedgrett, P. o'Donnell.
Floor Committee-Fred Holland
floor manager; ]. c. Brown, F Remit