San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-09-05
LQbOT boy GGeluI0n.
Will Be An AuSpiciOuS Event In This
City Tomorrow.
Full and Complete Official Program
Of the Various CeIebra-
ton Exercises.

The seventh annual celebration o
Labor day in this city takes place Il
San Pedro springs park tomorrow
under the auspices of the trades
council and the various labor organi
cations of the city.
Contrary to the usual custom, no pa
rade or public demonstration of any
kind will take place through the
streets. All the members of the var
ious organizations will proceed to the
park as they choose and there cele
brate the day quietly.
AS it is a legal holiday almost al
the large stores will be closed, or al
east in the afternoon, anyhow, and the
banks and other such institutions will
REMAIN closed all day.
AT the springs a concert by a brass
band will take place in the afternoon
beginning at 2 O'Clock, and a program
of athletic sports will be carried out
beginning at 3 O'clock. The celebra.
ton will close at night with q dance OF
twenty-four numbers.
The program for the concert con.
.sists of fifteen pieces and is as follows.
Presentation March," Overature-
"America;" Waltz. Under Palms and
Flowers" Spanish Fantasia, LA
Paloma;" "Sth Cavalry March, Negro
Oddly, "Pickaninnies on Parade;'
Waltz, "Sobre Las Olas,' over the
Wayes3 March, king Cotton;'' MA
Angeline'', Coon Schotttiche3 Guard
Mount" Waltz, "The Hydropaten;''
March, "EI Captain" March, "Zaca.
tecas;" Waltz, ITO See Thee Again.
'Parson Johnston's Chicken Brigade;''
Gallop, "Feuer und Flammeu.''
The program and list of prizes for
the athletic events is as follows:
Ffrst-A bottle of wine, to winner Of
free-for-all 100-yard foot race.
Second-One dozen bottles of wine
to the winners of the 50-yard ..three-
legged foot race"
Third-A So lamp, to winner of 80
yard foot ace between married ladies'.
Fourth-Three fine shirts to the
winner of the 80 yard potatoe race.
Fifth-$5 hat, to the winner of the
100-yard foot race between union men.
Sixth-A IS pair OF. hsoes or hat, to
the winner of the 100-yard foot hurdle
race between union men.
Seventh-A rocking chair, to winner
of 50-yard foot ace between young la
dies.
Eighth-One box of fine toilet pow
der, to winner of 50-yard foot race
between misses under IA years.
Ninth-Three fine shirts, to winner
of 100-yards mems race. No n
weighing less than 200 pounds eligi-
BILE to enter.
Tenth-One dozen bottles of Garlic
Springs mineral water, to winner of
10O-yard foot race between lean men.
No n over 125 pounds eligible to en-
ter.
Eleventh-One pint flask of best
whiskey, to winner of 50-yard walk
ing match.
Twelfth-S1 cash to winner of the
"Hogan's Alley Kids" pie eating
contest.
Thirteenth-$1 cash to the winner of
the ~apple-eating contest.
Fourteenth-A So clock to winner Of
100-yard foot race for boys.
Fifteenth-$5 cash to best and most
graceful lady dancer at the ball.
The program for the dance is as fol-
lows:
Grand March, Schottisehe, Polka,
Quadrille, Glide, Redowa, Two-step,
Polka, Waltz, oxford, Lanciers, Bon
Ton, Seaside, Newport Ladies' Waltz,
Waltz, Schottische, Lancers Two-Step
Waltz, Au Revoir.
Following is the list of officers in
charge of the celebration:
President, w. I. Burroughs; vice.
president, Chas. Dunbar; recording
secretary, G. c. Scott; financial secre
tary, w. w. Exum.
The following r the local labor or
CARNATIONS which will participate in
the celebration, together with the pre-
sidents of each organizations:
Trades Council, W. 7. Burroughs.
Typographical union No. 172, Geo
| c. Nordhaus.
Electrical Workers, No. 60, Martin
Wright.
Timers No. 40, L. G. Lich.
Carpenters No. III, c. w. Martin.
Carpenters No. AGO, A. Refs.
Carpenters No. 90, Il. L. Shunn.
Saddle and Harness Makers No. 81
G. G. Scott.
United Brewery Workers No. IL
A. Haak.
Beer Drivers and S~tablemens, Nc
113, Gus. PeltZer.
Bakers, No. 40, #. +. Wagner.
Plumbers, No. 142, L. G. Gutzeit.
Musicians, No. %, Mic Loyece.
Alamo Bartenders local, No. 1:
Mic Damken.
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