St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-03
PROGRAMME OF GAMES.

Games will take place in the arena in front
of the grand stand. Judges announced on
the morning OF the Fourth.
Base Ball, (Morning, Il:3Q-Black Dia-
monds, Minneapolis, VS.. West Publishing Co.
Printers). Prize, base ball outfit, value
SIS, by committee.
Base Ball. afternoon, 2:3O(-"Cech," of
St. Paul VS. Blackcaps, Minneapolis Prize,
base ball outfit value $15, by the committee.
Races-On race track, before the grand
stand; professionals barred.
Bicycle Race 2 :45 p. m.-First prize, silver
medal donated by Plymouth Clothing
house, Minneapolis: second prize, delineator
and scroll book, donated by Kennedy Bros,
st. Paul.
Quarter-mile running race. 8 p. No.. free
for all-First prize, fine suit Of clothes, do
mated by the Evening Journal, Minneapolis;
second prize. season ticket Harris theater,
Minneapolis,
IOO-yard race, 1925, free for all-First
prize fine hat, value So SO, donated by Hud-
son Clothing company, st. Paul; second
prize, coat and vest, donated by Altman &
Co., Minneapolis.
Bows 100 yard race 3:45, age fourteen
years and under-First prize, suit of clothes,
donated by Daily News, st. Paul; second
prize, sailor suit, donated by the Big Boston.
St. Paul.
Tug of War, 4, horshoers of the Twin
Cities-First prize box of "AIl Stock and No
Style" donated by Elwell & Co., Minneap-
oils; second prize, box of cigars, donated by
Fisher d Co., st. Paul.
Fat mems race, 100 yards, AIS, minimum
weight for contestants, 200 pOunds-First
prize, upholstered easy chair. donated by the
New England Furniture company, Minneap-
oils; second prize, ebony cane, with OXidized
silver head, donated by Eichelzer, Kruse &
Co., Minneapolis.
Ladies' egg race, 4:30 p m, free for-all-
First prize. La Tosca silk parasOl valued at
So, donated by Donaldson & Co., Minneapo-
lis: second prize pair of Oxford ties valued
at IS, donated by Cincinnati Shoe company,
st. Paul.
Throwing heavy hammer, As p. m-First
prize, barrel of patent flour, donated by
James Wall, of Minneapolis.
Ladies' walking race, open 10 all married
ladies-First prize. elegant trimmed hat, do
mated by Segelbaum Bros: second prize,
photograph album, by ]. Z. Olsen 4 Co.
Slow mule race, 3 go p. M, open to teams
tiers OF the Twin Cities-First prize, pair of
mems fine shoes, from j. J. Mallane & Co.,
Minneapolis; second prize, box of cigars, do
mated by Fisher d Co. ST. Paul.
Foot ball game, 80 p. NJ, St Paul vs..
Minneapolis-Prize, silver cup, by j. r. Ell
lott, Minneapolis.
Creased pig race, free -for-all, winner to take
the pig.
MUSICAL PROGRAMME.
st. Paul Division of Industrial Parade, Ae-
companied by Thyle & Ringwall's
Full Band.
Minneapolis Division of Parade, Accom-
panied by Cooper's Full Band.
Overture at Speakers Stand, Thyle & Ring
wallis Orchestra.
Musical Programme at Games, Coopers
Band.
Orchestra for Neutrality-suspicious. A and C,
Thyle 4; Ringwall $ Orchestra.
Agricultural Pavilion, SAVERS Orchestra.
Evening Programme for Fire Works at Grand
Stand. Cooper's Full Band.
THE OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
The officers and committee in charge
are:
Offcers-President, George E. Lcdgerwood;
first vice president, j. D. Coughlin; second
vice president A. l.. Lennon; recording Sec
rotary, H. B. Marten financial secretary
Earnest Grundman; treasurer, Frank Valesh 1;
sergeant-atarms, j. +. Griffin.
General Committee-M. W. O'Gara, chair
man; Eva Mcdonald, secretary; james Wall,
E. z. Mitchell, MINNEAPOLIS; E. G. Ives,
Miller. Red Wing Ohm Morrison, saltwater;
John Lofberg, Como.
General Programme-James Wall, G. E
Ledgerwood, Eva Mcdonald, E. G. Ives. NJ
w. O'Gara, II. b. Marten and E. 2. Mitchell
Speakers-E. G. Ives, Thomas Ward, Eva
Mcdonald.
Reception-Geo E. Ledgerwood, H. b.
Marlen, Mollie Lee, Z. G. Ives, Eva Nc
Donald.
Finance-M. W. o'Gara, Thomas Ward,
Mollie Lee.
Printing and Advertising-Eya Mcdonald,
james Wall. z. G. Ives
Transportation-M. W. O'Gara, F. P. Mil
Ter, John Morrison.
Location-E. 6. Ives, Ii. W. O'Gara.
Thomas Ward.