Evening journal., 1902-08-29
MONSTER PAR ADB
IFOR LABOR DAY
Officials Of National Organ.
cations Are Guests Of
Local Branch


Great preparations are being made for
a great celebration in this city Of Labor
Day. John Mitchell, president OF the
United Mine Workers OF America, District
President John Fahey, and Business
Agent John j. keegan, Of the Philadel-
phia district, win be the guests of honor.
The parade will be one Of the main feat
ures Of the celebration. The formation
will be as follows:
Chief Marshal Evan W. Gallaher and aids.
Labor Day Committee.
John Mitchell, president OF the United
Mine Workers Of America, District
President John Fahey, Business Agent
John ]. Keegan. Of Philadelphia; dis
trict and reception committee I'm ba-
rOuches
First Division.
First Regiment Band
Machinists Unions
-Four floats.
Second Division.
Brunswick Fife and Drum Corps.
Brewers Union, No. 267.
Float.
Leather Workers Union.
Boilers Union, No. as.
Arbeiter Saengerbund.
Labor Lyceum Association.
Third Division.
Wrights Band.
Hod Carriers Union.
Three floats.
Fourth Division.
Drum Corps.
Plumbers Steam and Gas Filters Union
Float.
Stationary Engineers.
Floats.
Moulders Union.
Fifth Division.
Band.
Car and Ship Painters Union, No. 449.
Float
Journeyman House Painters Union, 6s4
Float
Sixth Division.
Band
Carpenters Union, Amalgamated Wood
workers.
Mixed Trades.
All organizations desiring to turn out
in the parade who have not yet reported
are to make application to the chief mar
shal, machinists' headquarters, 6lOA Mar
ket street, between and .. m. tomor-
row.
All organizations are requested to carry
as much red fire I'm line as possible.
Following are the events at Brandywin'
Springs Park on Labor Day:
Tug Of war-Prize, silver pitcher, do
mated by Stirlith Bros.
Waltzing-First prize, gold ring, 90
mated by Joseph Kern, jeweler; SECOND
prize. fruit dish, donated by J.. Thomas
& Co., jewelers..
Special event-Foot race for boys un
u years Of age-First prize pen-knife
donated by A. d. Peoples; second prize
box candy, donated by A. Philip.
Hop step and jump-First prize, boz
cigars, donated By q. i. Taylor, SiXtl
and Lombard; second prize, scarf pin, do
mated by Thomas Finn.
Broad iump-First prize, soft hat, do
mated by Howard Springer; second prize
lemonade set donated by Stern Bros.
Putting 16-pound shot-Prize. pair o
vases, donated by /. Lewis Row.
Novice-1O0 yard dash-First prize, sll
yer tobacco box, donated by Millard +
Davis; second prize, pair of cuff buttons
donated by c. M. Banks ieweler.
22O yard dash-First prize, satchel, DO
mated by ]. Connor; second prize pic
ture. donated by Kelly Furniture House.
High jump-First prize, smoking jacket
donated by n. Snellenburg a %; secon'
prize picture, donated by Harry Herger
Amateurs, 100 yard dash-First prize
pair Of shoes, donated by NJ. Levy secon'
prize. picture, donated by Megary & Son
22O yard dash-First prize, derby hat
donated by d. Ross & Son; second prize
lamps. donated by Meharg.
| High iump-First prize, vase, donate'
/ bv William Lawton; second prize, toun
! tain pen, donated by j. Montgomery
| 1eWelef.
Hop. step and jump-First prize, boz
! cigars, donated by B. f. Rawnsley; sec
ond prize, spirit level, donated by Georg
I L. Norris.
| Broad iump-First prize, umbrella, do
mated by ]. T. Mullin & Son.
Putting 16-pound shot-Prize, rockinl
n chair. donated by u. l.. Peacock co.
Pole vaulting-Prize, dress suit case
donated by Max Ephraim.
4 Tbe Master Horseshoers Association
I held a meeting last evening and It wa
\ decided that all of the shops in the asso
citation should close on Labor Day.