The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-23

One OF the most successful demonstra-
tlons in the history OF organized labor
in the city or stnte was hold last even
Ing and Il certainly was Il credit 10 the
central Trades and Labor union OF Rhode
Island. The line formed on Excnun9e
place and almost every labor body ia
Rhode Island was represented IN lhs
ranks
The parade was divided into three diVl-
sious and formed or Exchange place
The first division consisted OF repreSen-
tatives from 10 different unions ana torm-
ed with It's right resting on bSchange
street and Exchange place. The second
diyision was formed with its right restin3
or inc corner of Dorrance street aud Ex-
change place and included ff orGaniza-
iona The other dilision- had eight or
.ropfzatinnS making a total OF more than
tuo-score unions participating.
II was $50 o'clock before the parade
started and the three divisions were made
up AS follows
Platoon Of Police.
Chief Marshal James Sherry and his per-
sonal assistant, Thomas cullen, both
mounted.
Continental Band.
r. IC. r.. and l.. T.. Delegates.
Speakers and Committees in Carriages.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal Joseph T.. Reilly
Brewery Workers Union, No. lli, ffoVi'
denCc.
JourneymeIs BARRIERS Union, No @-l'
Providence.
Allied Printing Trades Council, Provi-
dence.
Typographical Union, No. -. Providance
Typographical Union, No ~ fswtucn't
Providence Pressmsns Union, No, IA
Web Pressmens Union. No Il ProNi-
dcnce.
Stereotypers' Union, Providence.
Book Binders Union, Providence.
Hibernian Band.
Brewery Workers Union. No. l66 Prcvi-
dencc.
Coopers' Union. No 81
Horseshoers' Union, No. ~ providence
Clgarrnakers' Union. No 80, Providence.
CiEsrmakcrs' Union, No. -. Pawtucket
Machinlsts Union. No. lii.
Mschinists Union, No. 81.
Machinists Union. No. +fS-
AmalSamated Association OF Engineers.
Retail Clothing Clerks Local No iN.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal william t. Sedgeley
International Brotherhood OF y. W, No.
90
Bartetts K. l. state Band.
Electrical Workers Union. No. -.
Painters and De, orators Union, No. 40.
Bricklayers' and Masons Union, No. j,
Providence.
BricklayeTs and Masons Union, Paw
tucket.
Ruildlne Laborcrs' Union. Providence,
Gaspee Fife and Drum Ranc.
Plumbers Union of Providence.
stesmnttcrs and Hot Water Filters
Union.
1te 4 nfg
HolStinr Engineers. No. 81 Providence.
,'ors Mskcrf' linton. No. ~, Providence
Carpenters Union, 40 o. Providence.
!. Lzthors' Union, Providence.
Boiler Makers and Iron shipbuiders'
Union. no. i5s.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal. John r. Bowen
Teamsters and Drivers Union. No 1N
Hedly- Livsey Band.
Hackmen and EXpressmcn's Local
Dystermcn's Protective Union, No. $50
Iron Moiders' Union. NJ. ~. Providerco
Meat cutters and Sausage Makrrs
Motoriuen and Conductors niou.
Dreyrer Tenders Union. No. -
Garment Makers' Union. No. 1871.
The route of march Was through EX
shaner street 90 Westminster. TO Dean
coDntermarrh down Westminster 90 wcy
tos-e,. 10 Market square. 10 South Mun
10 Infsntry hall. SO Market square th'
chief marshal and his aids rcvicwe1 th
tarade
MASS MEETING.
There were no vacGnt seats on The foo
at m the galleries ~ fniantrv hall an
trrfc va generous sprinkling Of th
fair sex in the audience. The seats q
front on The foor had been reserved a.
thr members ~ the orssnizaions paruci
rating ir the parade and on the stsn
acre the speakers of the evening and %
lnsufrrr 81 fhe general committee.
Stones Continental band aroused snthu
rssm with . selection Captain Alien