The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-01

ing company; second, Zone silk umbrella.
fioan q ELeveroos; third, one pair cuff
links, Henry Bockstruck.
TWenty-hVe-yard married ladies' race
wives or union men oniy-First prize, one
case Gopher Brand canned goods, Foley
Bros. & Kelly; second, one dozen cabinet
photos, William F. Koesteh; third. one
one pair kid gloves, Sehuneman & Evans.
Running race, fifty yards, open to pres
idents of unions only-First prize, So mer-
chandise by Plymouth Clothing house:
second, So merchandise, by Plymouth
Clothing house; thirdA$2 Merchandise. by
Plymouth Clothing house.
Married ladies' race-First prize deco
rated lamy, New York Tea company; sec
ond, box crackers c.. H. Merritt. 94s
Jackson street; third 81 worth coffee, M.
l.. Miller, S66 Edmund street; fourth. i
glass water set, with tray, Golden Rule,
), Three-legged race-First prize. 6 bot
ties of claret Jacob Esch; second, / pair
sleeve buttons, r. A. Lampher 81 Co:
| third, / quart rye, Nick Mertz.
Ladies race, union girls only-First
Schurmeier; second pair Sorosis shoes,
Field Schlick & Co.; third, kodak. Zim-
norman Bros. 4srl4
Boys race, under twelve years-First
prize, fishing rod, Kennedy Bros; sec
ond, l box candy, j. Fl. Roach & Co:
| third, box F'aultless Kisses, McFadofen
Candy company.
Girls race, under twelve years-First
L IL
second, ivc-pound box chocolate creams,
F. r. YerXa & Co.; third, / box Fault
less Kisses, McFadden Candy company.
Fat Mems race, 100 pounds or over, for
union men only-FirSt prize, / ham, Rich
ard DietZ, 500 University avenue; second,
l pipe Joe Claffy, ia East Seventh street:
third, quart bottle wine, Joe Flessner,
itA East Seventh.
years, daughters of union men. fifty
yards-FIrst, ladies' writing desk. Smith
q Farwe1 Co.; second, Oriental bust,
Wemott, Howard & Co.; third, l boz Of
cut flowers, L. l.. May & Co.; fourth
jardiniere, North Star Furnishing house.
Running high jump-F'irst, fishing
reel; William 3; BuIKard Co; second,
ties imported wine, Schweizer & Pothen.
Fat women's race-First, 1 pair ladies'
shoes, Foot, Schulze & Co.; second. box
tea, Mccormick, Behnke & Co.: third, I
granite teapot, Prendergast Bros, 20
East Sixth street. s
Running broad jump-First Prize, 1
hat, Kunody & Forssell; second, l VIII
third, l walking. stick, o. H. Arosin
Potato race, wives of union men only
First prize, 1 ladies' rocker, value IS,
Wallblom FURNITURE Co.; second. 1 case
| sack -four Griggs Bros; fourth prize,
bib can baking powder, Andrew Schoch
Running race, backwards-First prize. I
Gordon hat. Gordon & Ferguson; second,
Is pair mems tennis shoes, f.. N Nelson
& Co.; third, 1 bottle brandy, J. B.
Standing broad jump-First prize. one
pair shoes, Bowlby special, Bowlby &
/ Co; second. one Roman chair American
House Furnishing company; third, one
cane, Enterprise Clothing house.
Putting the shot, union men only
First prize. one pair shoes, value So. so,
Douglass Shoe Co.; second, one razor,
Schnel1 & Krank;; third. one French
Hop, skip and jump-First prize one
box union label cigars, Astoria Hotel
buffeti seconds one imported beer stein
Koehler & Hinrich; third, one case beer,y
H. F. Witt.
Obstacle race-First prize. one box CT
garsy Henry Schade5 second, two BOTTLES
port 15,, Va,R s; Gallagher. ILL.,
and Dali Pioneer Press; second, one box
cigars, Flora de 2-CheIt, F. w Tuchelt
& Sons; third. one box cigars. Ed sRohr7,
Smoking race-First prize. one box ci-
CARS, Merchants cafe; second, one gallon
port wine, Miehaud Bros.
LABOR NOTES.
Typographical Union No. 80 meets this
afternoon in Assembly hail.
All marshals for Labor day parade are
TO meet In Assembly hall this forenoon
at 10 o'clock.
;, On account of Monday being Labor day
there will be no meeting held that night
in Assembly hall
Mrs. Eva Mcdonald Valesh Will be ten
dered reception by the different unions
this afternoon in Assembly hall, when shs
VIII give an address. The Citizens
orchestra will furnish music for the oc-
casion.
j. I. Hughes presided at meeting. of
the BINding Trades Council last night
-Four painting and decorating firms were
declared unfair, for the reason that they
ness agent reported trade good in all
building lines. The delegates from the
Electrical Workers union reported that
the city. engineer in removing overhead