The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-06
PAGEANTS IN BOTH CITIES,
PARTICIPATED IN BY THOUSANDS,
TO BE FOLLOWED BY A GEN
ERAL OUTING.
GRAND CARNIVAL OF SPORTS,
With Races of Many Kinds, VIII
Conclude the Holiday of Twin
City WOrkingmen.


out of the sons of toll will be a large
mittee on the programme for the day
has arranged to have the union work
ingmen of the Twin Cities unite in a
grand union celebration at the state
fair grounds. the admission for the
day being cut down below the usual
rates. tt is expected that each city
will marshal from 1000 TO 5000 men,
all of whom aref expected to share IN
the delights of the exhibit, which will
be opened at Ha9nline this morning.
Louis Nash, the marshal of the ST.
Paul parade, thinks the figures above
named will be far exceeded, in ST.
Paul at least. He figures that not less
than 10000 will join the ranks from
this city, including the thirty unions
embraced in the Trades and Labor
Assembly. The parade will be headed
by the saltwater band, composed en-
tirely of union players. The st. Paul
Manufacturers union will contribute
thirty floats to the parade, which will
share in the nature of an industrial eX-
hibit. The floats will form in line on
ing Cedar street.
Before the parade starts in the fore
noon, a band of eighty pieces will give
an open air concert at the corner of
Sixth and Jackson streets.
At the fair grounds the sports will
begin at / o'clock with a base ball
game between the BARRIERS union of
st. Paul, and the Minneapolis BARRIERS
union The programme includes:
One hundred yard dash, open to all-First
prize, two shirts; second prize, cane; third
prize, cushion
prize, one pair bicycle pants; second prize;
one bundle carrier and one pair nickel-plated
toe clips; third prize, one lace globe.
Hammer-throWing contest, for union men
ond prize, hat; third prize, one bottle wine.
Seventy-fve yard dash, bindery girls Of
Twin Cities only-First prize, So dress pattern;
second prize, silver bon bon tray; third prize,
one pair gloves.
Tug of War, Trades and Labor assemblies
of Twin Cities-One case assorted wines; con-
ISOLATION, So in theater tickets.
Fat mems race, open to all-Flrst prize,
hat; second prize, box of cigars; third prize,
furniture
Three-legged race, open to al.-First prize,
half-dozen shirts; second prize, box OF cigars;
| third prize, two napkin rings.
Trotting race one mile, for union men only,
! horses and rigs to be owned by driver, sulkies
barred-First prize whip and robe; second
| PIE carriage whip; third prize, Columbia
! cock.
| Seventy-fve yard dash for girls under four
teen years-F'irst prize, three-pound box OF
| candy; second prize, ribbon box; third, prize
! novelty candies.
TWO hundred yard dash, for union men only
/ First prize, hat; second prize, pair OF shoes
| third prize, one frame picture.
/ Hop, step and jump, open to all-First prize
! fishing rod; second prize, hunting boots.
Seventy-five yard dash, wives of union men
| only-First prize two hole gas stove; second
prize, S. in goods; third prize clothes wringer,
Ladies' bicycle race, for members of unions
! only-First prize, one pair of toe-clps ana ol-
cycle lamp; second prize, one bundle carrier
! and one pair bicycle shoes; third prize, peck
etbook and bottle of perfume.
Trotting race-Wellback against time.
Ladies' egg and spoon race, for married
| ladies only-FirSt prize, one box OF crackers
second prize, So gas lamp; third prize; two
| boxes baking powder.
Sack race, open to all-First prize, one boz
| of cigars; second prize, silver headed UNI
| brella.
Fifty-yard dash, for boys under five year:
of age-First prize, suit of clothes; seconc
prize, gold ring; third prize, box of candy.
Bicycle race for members of allied print
ing trades only-First prize, choice prize
second prize, one quarter OF beef; third prize
| one pair of toe clips and one pair OF bicycle
| shoes.
| One mile race go-as-you-p lease-First
prize $40 merchandise; second prize, one Don
of soap; third prize, water set.
! Speculation race, for boys under fourteen
| years of age-First prize hshlng ROD; seconS
! prize pearl-handled knife; third prize, Sill
| necktie.
Tug of war, between joint committees
| First prize, case of wine; conSoiatlon prize
| one gallon port wine.
Members selling most tickets-First prize
box of cigars; second prize, S. in meal tick
| Lady member selling most tickets-Firs
4 +ohIa second
| hat pin.
Parade will leave capitol at a. M sharp
FIRST DIVISION.
Form on East Exchange-Right on Wabashf
| Street
| Platoon of Police.
Saltwater Band
! Chief Marshal Louis Nash and Assistant Mar
j shals c. H. Bonn and Thomas You'd.
Gov Clough, Mayor Doran, Hon; ignatiu
| Donnelly, President ]. H. McNally
and G. C. Collins, President
of the State Federation
ton of Labor.
Trades and L<oor Assembly.
Label League.
SECOND DIVISION.
Form on Cedar, Facing, South on Exchange
| Band.
Boot and Shoe, Workers Union.
| NJ. ShanDahan, Marshal.
| Shoe Cutters Union.
THIRD DIVISION.
Form on Cedar, Right Resting on Exchange
Band.
Web Press Helpers.
| George You'd, Marshal
Bookbinders' Union.
E A. Moeller Marshal.
Topographic No ID.
| j. Klaus, Marshal.
Typographical Union No. 80.
n F. Thomas, Marshal,
Pressmen's Union.
| In Tally-ho Coach.
! o. Driscoll, Marshal.
Pressfeeders' Union.
| j. Hoffbauer, Marshal.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Form on Seventh, Facing on Cedar.
Band
Bakers Union
Iron Moiders Union.
BARRIERS Union
NJ. E. Murray, Marshal.
BricklayerS Union.
John Davis, Marshal.
| Plumbers Union.
R. Stark Marshal
Horseshoers' Union.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Form on Tenth, Right Facing on Cedar.
Band.
+ Brewers Union.
| Coopers' Union.
| c. ]. Fischer Marshal.
Carpenters Union.
| A. j. Lindstrom, Marshal.
Stage Employees Union.
G. Murphy Marshal.
Retail Clerks Union.
A NJ Wilson, Marshal
SIXTH DIVISION.
Form on Eleventh, Right. Facing on Cedar
STEMS Second Regiment Band.
Cigarmakers' Union
Emil Pearl, Marshal.
Tailors' Union.
Harnessmakers' Union.
Boilermakers' Union.
| fo,D;c am lxerS' Union.