The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-26
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A committee of the United Labor
League OH sports for Labor Day, at
ShellpJt Park. has about completed ar
IraEgchlentS and some interesting events
are scheduled. The committee wlic&
consists of Ferdinand $. Martin, ElrIl
Maurier and John Wethtrill, visited the
park on Saturday last and laid ont the
grounds. There is to b" an amateur and
novice class in each event. The events
will be as follows: First event, 100 yard
dash, watch fob from Finn Bros, novice
not yc, arranged for second event, high
jump, pair trousers by Wright 4 David
son Co.; novice class. pair trousers by j.
Il. Mnlln Il Son; third event. 240 yard
dash. umbrella by Joseph Davidson
novice. umbrella by Brand Bros; fourth
event. throwing 10 pound shot. pair
bicycle trousers by j. Warren Bull N ;
novice, hat by Howard ID. Springer:
| fifth event. running broad jump. box Of
cigars by u. +. Rawnslcy: novice. box
of cigars by l.. Il. Mann: sixth event,
pole vault open to all. nrck,c by d.
| Ross \ son: seventh event. hop. step
and jump. silver pitcher by l..
Thomas n Co., novice. half dozen pair
stockings by Charles Story. There will
probably be several more prizes that
have not boon arranged fer a> yet.
At meeting Of the journcymrn bar.
hcrs at No. 5o4 Market street yestrr-
day afternoon six applicants wrrc re-
'ccv"d for membership. Joseph Schora.
president of the local International AS
s"ria'i'n Of Ban h"rs. presided. Any bar
her shop thar docs not close at s O'Clock
tonight will h" considered no,l-llnion
sh'p anl will be placed on the unfair
list. The name of the propl ietsr Of such
n shop will also be- reported to the United
Labor League and through That source
all other labor unions will hc notified of
the matter. Al the meeting yesterday
Fr'nk Facon, Herman Jor"S nnG VIII
linn Shorklry w,rr appointed COM
millrr to attend The meeting of the
United Labor I"agu" nnM Sunday after
noon. Frank rl~M. Nillilm S,ar'<lev
aud VI. $. Carney were appointed con-
mtirr to select permanent quarters for
the a~scciatiou. The BARRIERS will hold
Ar"ih,r meeting tomorrow night.
The following advertisement appeared
in one Of tie local afternoon papers on
Friday:
IilaokSmitlS. hnilrlnakcrS and ma
clinists for railroad shops ont of town.
Good pay and permanent position for
competent men. Transportation furnish
cd. Call between 3 a. III. and > p. H.,
NJ ,rritt House. W. Il. GORDNtR.
\ pr r,mincn, union ma'hiu:St and mem
her of TN" Wilmington Lodge Of Machin-
lists. called on Mr. Gor,,ncr at the Mcr-
rti i,u.c en- Saturday morning as an
applicant for job. III" local macll lliEiSt
in this matl"r found ont exactly who
tho man represented and what he want
ed He :aid hr wanted mon to work on
the Southern hallway in q number IF
cities in the South and limited that
there was a strike on there and that the
n"m We're wanted to take tho strikers
places. He offered from $40 to 500
per day and transportation for competent
MIR. Gordn"r said thai
he sent Il number south from another
city. who represented themselves to !"
Int when they arrived il wHs
learned that they were only helpers. As
far ;ls could he learned he was nns,lrce-S-
ful in his attempt to secure scab labor
in this city.