The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-06

2s: nsth division. J. J. Savage. Carpen-
ters' union. 642
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal, Joseph +. Adams, Bakers and
Confectioners union. ESQ.
James T. Sherry, William J. Power aids
Banda Napoli.
Cigarmaksrs' Union. 10 70 men.
Brotherhood OF Electrical Workers. 49,
rs men.
Brotherhood OF Electrical Workers
Glnemen). Bs. % men.
Journeymen BARRIERS Union, ga. 300 men
Allied Printing Trades Council OF Provf-
dence.
Typographical Union. %. 100 men.
Book and job Branch
Providence Telegram Chapel.
Providence News Chapel
Providence Journal and Bulletin Chapel.
Web Pressmsn's Union. II.
Mailers Union, o.
Stereotypers' Union, 2.
Iron Moiders' and Coremakers Union. Il.
40 men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal, John J. Curran. Team Drivers
Union CTS.
Michael A. Ney. j. H. Mulianey. aids.
Hedley-Livsey Band.
Team Drivers Union. $50.
Team Drivers Union. sfs $50 men.
Journeymen Horseshoere' Union, 30. 50
men.
Bakers ana Confectionery Union. $50. rs
men.
HYosrnian Band.
Coal Handlers Union, 100 men.
Longshoremsn's Union. l5o men.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal. a1ichae, r. Msaney, Steam En-
g1neers' union. 100.
]. II. Hackett Mn MCGOWAN.
Royal Band.
Hoistins Engineers union. H-1ameu.
Steam Engineers union, ioo-D men.
Brotherhood OF Firernen-5o men.
Amalgamated Society of Engineers-lco
men
Hediey-L -Livsey Band.
Brewery Workers union. i66-260 mon.
Retail Clerks Protective union-1fo men.
Sausage Makers union-So men.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal Andrew Mccormack. Plumbers
union, rs
J. J. Ledd, NJ Jasper.
Imperial Band.
Plumbers union, $500 men.
Plumbers Apprent,oes-loo.
Steam Fitters-75 men.
providence branch Granite Cutters Ma
tional union-too men
Tin, Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers
union--l50 men.
Philharmonic Band, % pieces, W. @.
Browning, leader.
Brotherhood OF Painters Decorators and
Paperhangers 1885, Brotherhood OF
Painters. Decorators and Paperhangers,
72i-9O0 men.
Building Laborers' union--l50 men.
Bridge-and Structural Iron workers-75
men.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Marshal j. j. Savage; &C. Carpenters union
r G. Rarrett NJ T. C3iichrist
United Brotherhood OF Carpenters and
Joners OF America, 6s2-S0o men.
United Brotherhood OF Carpenters and
Joiners OF America, 94-5o men.
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters and
Joinors OF America. lss3-I6o men.
Amalgamated Society OF Carpenters.
Branch 7o4-1oo mon
Carpenters union (Woodworkers)
1520-70 men.
Providence Plasterers' union-1o0 men.
REVIEWED BY MARSHAL.
After the mon had proceeded over tn,
line as planed the chief marshal and his
stan drew uwsin front OF the city hall and
reviewed the line again, then the parad,
was dismissed.
Most OF the commands retained theil
formation and proceeded at once TO theil
headquarters before disbandng and th'
sound OF martial music could be heard IL
front Of the labor temple for an hour af
ter the parade.
Just as the end OF the line had passed
out OF Exchange place the hremen In th'
Central Fire station discovered that tn
awning In front OF the store of Hanley 4
Hoye's on Exchange place had been sc
ablaze evidently by a careiessly dropped
match or cigar from the upper floors o
the Brownell building The apparatu
from the Three ones" was hastened q
fha nd the odgas A tho awning W
saved. the hremen turning streams from
the portable extinguishers upon tn
burning cloth.
The blaze worked behind the sign but I
vas speedily extinguished and the dam
age will not exceed S25 or so Il was state'
by a man in the store. although tn
plaza was crowded with spectators whei
the fire apparatus came dashing up from
the station. No one was injured but grea
excitement prevailed for a time.
At CRESCENT PARK.