The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-08-18

| The joint committee Of the Trades
assembly and Building Trades council,
appointed to take charge of the Labor
day exercises, met yesterday afternoon
and completed the program of athletic
events and apportioned the prizes.
The first athletic event of the day
will be the ball game between the
| cigarmakers and plumbers. 1t is called
| for 1880 a. m. The prize is case
| of beer donated by J. L. Travers.
The other events and prizes are as
follows:
Fifty yard dash, open to all; Prizes
First, watch chain valued at $3.50,
donated by Harris & Easterly; second,
1 gallon wine, donated by Louis VOL
frum; third, pocket knife, donated by
V. Benda
One hundred yard dash, open to all.
Prizes-First union made hat, valued
at $500. donated by Hub Clothing
house; second, box Suwanee River
cigars, donated by H. Sievers; third,
pair cuff buttons, donated by T. A.
Pinto.
Two hundred yard obstacle race,
open to all. Prizes-First, hat valued
at $500, donated by M. S. Burrows;
second, umbrella, donated by Floan &
Leveroos: third box union made
cigars, donated by j. P. Vincent.
Delegates race. Prizes-First, %
calibre rifles, valued at $500, donated
by Northern Hardware company; Sec
ond, fishing rod, valued at $3.50, do
mated by r. C. Kruschke; third, 1 box
Lincoln cigars, donated by J. p. Cong
don; fourth, bottle Of whiskey, donated
by Campbell & Doran.
Wheelbarrow race. Prizes-First
sweater, donated by Panton & White;
second, pair mems slippers, donated by
Suffel & Co.; third, pair cuff buttons,
donated by Andrew Johnson; fourth,
two match boxes, donated by J. w.
Richardson.
Three-legged race. Prizes-First, 6
bottles of wine, donated by California
Wine house; second, 1 box cigars, do
mated by John Shea; third, necktie and
pair suspenders, donated by c. H.
Offie; fourth, cigar holders, donated
by J. w. Richardson.
Smoking race. Prizes-First, box of
Suwanee River cigars, donated by
Chas. Leskie; second, pair cuff buttons,
donated by the Peoples Clothing store;
third, briar pipe, donated by A. Farnie:
fourth, snuff boxes, donated by ]. w.
Richardson.
Union mems race. Prizes-First,
rocker, valued at $500, donated by
French & Bassett; second, sweater, do
mated by I. Freimuth; third, 1 bottle
Cognac brandy, donated by Olson &
Peterson, fourth, pair union made
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q box FL Dorado cigars, donated by
Hank Sandman; second, 6 bottles Of
wine, donated by B. Heller Liquor COM
pany; third, 1 box La Linda cigars,
donated by Ron Fernandez; fourth, 2
bottles sour wine, donated by A. Salter.
Fat mems race. Prizes-First /
umbrella, donated by Big Duluth; Sec
ond. six months subscription News
Tribune, donated by News Tribune
company; third, 2 bottle of wine, do
mated by Ideal Beer hall.
Sack race. Prizes-First, box cigars,
donated by Nat & Olson; second, pair
cuff buttons, donated by M. D. Edel-
man; third, bottle port wine, donated
by S. ]. Levine; fourth, tie, donated
by Joseph Bros.
Potato race. Prizes-First, watch
chain, donated by J. Vanderberg; Sec
ond, shirt, valued at $1.50, donated by
Alfred Johnson; third, bushel apples
donated by Melen & Martin; fourth,
1O-lb sack corn meal, donated by Saun-
ders & Co.
Young ladis' race. Prizes-First, 1
vase, valued at $3.50, donated by Stack
& Co.; second, 2-lb. box bon-bons, do
mated by Engine Place of Sweets; third,
l bottle of perfume, donated by F. w.
kugler; fourth, purse, donated by
Boyce Drug store.
Union mems wives race-Prizes, first,
coffee pot valued at IS, donated by Kelly
Hardware company; second, art china,
valued at $3.50, donated by F. D. Day:
third, ladies' dressing sack, donated by
the New Store.
Girls race, under 12-Prizes, first,
gold ring, valued at 81, donated by Key
stone Loan company; second, one box
| Yucatan gum, donated by Benda &
Bella; third, bottle perfume, donated
by White Swan drug store
Married ladies' race-Prizes, first.
five-pound jar of butter, donated by
Bridgeman & Russell; second, box
pears, donated by Thomas Thompson;
third, three pounds Mocha and Java
coffee, donated by Grand Union Tea
company: fourth, pair children's shoes,
donated by Famous Shoe store.
Ladies' throwing contest-Prizes,
first, box candy valued at 81, donated
by Smith CONNECTION company; second,
two dozen assorted Uneeda goods. do
mated by Duluth Cracker COMPANY:
third, one Gardiner, donated by One
Cent Store; fourth, ladies' purse, do
mated by J. w. Nelson.
! Boys race, under 12-Prizes, first
81 in cash, donated by A. Engstrom
second, one pound candy. donated by
Bon Ton Bakery; third, pocket book
donated by j. w. Richardson.
Shot put-Prizes, first, album, valued
at 81, donated by Gately Supply COM
pany; second, box cigars, donated nv