The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-12
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ASSEMBLY, HALL. BULLETIN.
Meetings to- BE Held During-the
Week.

c HaaeeS SATURDAY Irday
The Labor dav parades in St. Paul
and MinneapdiisSlas Monday were con-
siderably cut down in. numbers in line
by the unfavofabfe weather which pre-
vailed in the fbrehoon. In Minneapolis
Jupiter PluyiYs held full; sway and sue
ceeded in preventing hundreds of the
sons of toll from taking part. From
the capitol building, the starting. point
of the parade in this city, until Seven
corners was reached, the rain fell con-
stantly, and large number were fore
ed out of the line Of march as a con-
sequence. Louis Nash, the chief mar
shall of the parade, did all he possibly
could to get the boys into line, as did
also "CoI." C. II. Bonn and Tom You'd,
his able assis tants, but despite their
united efforts there were more union
men taking the part Of spectators than
has been the case in past years. The
parade; despite the. causes mentioned,
was a grand success, and will no doubt
| accomplish. the principal object aimed
at-draw the attention of the unor
| ganized to the motto of trades unions,
I'm Union There Is Strength
F. E. Hoffman acted as starter in the
athletic events at the fair grounds on
| Monday. E. B. Lott T. F. Thomas and
]. H. McNally looked after the cards
in the races. in which union men and
women alone Were supposed to take
part while M. j. aShanahan, Harry
Franklin and &C. Collins filed the Of
flee of judges. The events were near
ly all closely contested and the decisions
of the judges went unquestioned eX-
cept in one contest. Below is the re-
suit:
:, 1Oo-yard dash (open)-First. H. Grunau, st.
Paul; second H. Sievers, Minneapolis; third,
Bert Heller, st. Paul
Bicycle race (open)-Frst, B. Erickson,
Minneapolis: second, j. Neubauer, st. Paul;
third, f. Johnson, st. Paul
Throwing the shot (uhion men ony)-FiTst,
J; Doherty, st, Paul; second, j. Witha, st.
Paul; third, B. Erickson, Minneapolis.
75-yard race for bindery girlsl-First, Vrona
Paul; third, Mrs. Burke, st. Paul.
Ladies' race '.(wives of union men)-First,
Mrs; Ersig, St. Paul; second. Mrs. Lott. St.
Paul; third Mrs. 'Schenmum St Paul.
Ladies bicycle race-zFirst Emma Heller,
st. Paul; second, Lizzie Dalton, st. Paul.
Egg and spoon race First, Mrs. Doyle, st.
Paul; second, Mrs. Ersig, st. Paul; third,
5O-yard dash boys under nve)-First Eddie
Lynch; second, Herbert Michaud; third, R.
O'Rourke.
Sack race (open)-First, j. Miller, Minneapz.
oils; second, Bert, Heller, st. Paul; thirdss-J?s
j., o 'Rourke, st. Paul. 1888
Fat mems raee-Ffrst, F. WitHa;Sst. Paua;;s
second. j. Holland, st. Paul; third, Jse Brien,
Three-lsgged. race (oben):.- First F. Gaffney
and and J. J. J. T. o 5RGhs '0Po' l. T. 4noi14s
Tina Ners; second, M6l-1e Ners; third En-
ma @ Briens .sa'ez-s~ q =
200 yard dash ..-eeg nioH mfn)-First. J. Nc
paul; tbasas sd1aora, St. Paul
Bicycle faeesT sfefr nlmSeb ay1HS(o
ing ttrades)IzzEirst, B. Erickson, Minneapolissf
second Ss1ar 81 !; 4RGurke Paul third J. H0f
ouarter-mil taee3 uhioa n,en5oniy}1First,
Paul; third, J, Krulinas ST. Paul.
2 Half-mi,e fuhnihg7raee 6hree heats)-First,
oklahoma .Sal3 Csecend, Red Wing; third, Julia
Brady, Time, oh .
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