The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-02
WILL TURN OVER
 KEYS ID CARNIVAL
Alderman Harry Jones Will Re-
 present Mayor 0rennen
ATTRACTIONS OF THE FAIR
kopenlna Parade Will Assemble at 5 o'clock Monday Afternoon-Trade Carnival Has Many Free
 Attractions for Public.

Mayor W. M. Drennen will tomorrow turn over the keys to the city of Bir- mingham, to the executive committee of the Trades Carnival. He is convalescing at St. Vincent's hospital and while he will not be able to deliver the keys to the "Golden City, in person, he has selected Alderman Harry Jones to present them to the committee. Vice-president John Martaugh of the International Iron Moulders. has been selected to accept the keys for the Trades Carnival
 Chairman B. w Brumley visited Mayor Drennen yesterday aftrenoon at his re- quest at St. vincents hospital. The mayor said that while he could not be at the opening on Monday in person, he would be there in spirit, which was greatly appreciated by the executive com mittee.
 The opening parade will assemble at Capital park at o'clock Monday after noon. The parade will march direct to the carnival grounds, where the opening ceremonies will be held, and the first carnival ever given under the auspices of the trades unions of Birmingham, and for the benefit of the Labor Temple, will be opened.
 The Attractions,
 There will be Kilpatricks daring ride down a hundred and twenty feet of wood- en stairs, five feet four inches wide, with out a net to catch him. Tihs is the fa- nous one-legged cyclist who rode down the capital steps at Washington, and was considered insane for his daredevil feat. This is only one of the ten tree attractions.
 The grand piano contest for a $500 in- strument to be given to the most popu- lar woman in Alabama is meeting with much favor. The committee has built booth for the piano and number of the contestants will be found daily demon strating their skill at piano playing. The conditions of the contest are not such as to require the contestants to be perform CTS on the piano. but 1t is left to a vote to decide who is the most popular wo- man.
 The country store will be open and ready as will the great old time Geor- gia candy pulling, and Phillions spiral tower act.
 When the grounds are thrown open to the public at o'clock Monday night ev- cry arrangement will be completed for a frst-class exhibition in every respect.
 The parade will be headed with pla- toon of police, followed by the board of aldermen in carriages the executive com mittee in carriages and the labor organi- zations en masse.
 Volunteers Wanted. | volunteers have been called for to en- ter the cages and feed the man-killng lie h.
 A letter was received yes.,rday from ex. IF, sident Fred J. Williams cf the ! Buckingham Trades council. stating that he would enter the cage of "Spitfire, l the lioness, that came so near making big meal of her keeper at St. Louis, if the committee so desired. As soon as this fact was made public any number of protests were filed with the committee. President Schaffer of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel workers, tslegraphed that as Fred Williams was the youngest member of the executive committee during the big steel strike. who waited on J. r. Morgan, lie would much rather see him taking the trip to the moon, or being the statue that turns to life, than seeing him enter the cage of the dangerous "Spitfire."
 Colonel Mundy says that since the train of twenty-seven cars, carrying the trained animal show, caught fire last Sunday in being moved from Joplin, Mo-, to Jackson, Tenn, the dangerous "Spitfire'' has become more tanned
 All the carnical attractions for the Trades Carnival will arrive by this even- ing at 6 o'clock
 Plumbers Union No. 1 has completed it's display, It has something to interest the public something that mas not been seen before.
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