Evening journal., 1902-09-01

buy bread; but We do hope and we dc
ask that every man, whether he be.
longs to a trade union or not. who
stands for all that is best in American
citizenship, shall come to our assist
ance and help us carry on this strug.
gle until Justice shall be done"
John F'ahey, president OF District No
8. made few remarks and announced
that he would be the speaker at th,
labor Day celebration at Brandywint
Springs Park today.
At Brandywine Springs
Todays observance Of Labor Day Il
general. All the banks. city. county
and Federal offices are closed, as wei
as all the manufacturing establish
ments. Out at Brandywine Springs tn,
members of the various labor unions
are enjoying themselves in tracl
events The program of sport there is.
Tug OF war-Prize, silver pitcher, do.
mated by Stirllth Bros.
Waltzing-First prize, gold ring. do
| mated by Joseph Kern. ieweler; second
prize. fruit dish, donated by l.. Thomas
a Co, jewelers..
Special event--Foot race for boys un.
! IL years OF age-Flrst prize, pen knife
/ donated by A. ID. Peoples; second prize
box candy, donated by A. Philip.
Hop stop and 1ump-First prize. box
cigars. donated by 4. -. Taylor, Sixth
and Lombard; second prize, scarf pin, do
mated by Thomas Finn.
Broad 1ump-F'irst prize. soft hat, do
mated by Howard Springer; second prize
lemonade set, donated by Stern Bros.
Putting l6-pound shot-Prize. pair OF
vases, donated by /. Lowis Row.
| MVNllQ.-IUu uuH fraf s.s4Iaa ell.
yer tobacco box. donated by Mlllard r.
/ Davis; second prize, pair OF cum buttons
donated by G. M. Banks. jeweler
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. 20; second
prize, picture, donated by Harry Yergor
| Amateurs, 100 yard dash-tirst prize
| pair OF shoes, donated by NJ. Levy; second
4 prize, picture, donated by Megary a. Son
220 yard dash-First prize, derby hat
donated By ID. Ross & Son; second prize
| lamps, donated by Meharg.
| High jump-Flrst prize. vase donate,
by William Lawton; second prize, foun
tain pen, donated by j. Montgomery
jeweler.
Hop, step and jump-First prize, bo,
cigars, donated by B. Il. Rawnsley: sec
ond prize. spirit level, donated by Georg
l.. Norris
/, Broad jump-First prize, umbrella, do
mated by j. \. Mulln & Son.
Putting 16-pound shot-Prlze. rockin
chair, donated by E l.. Peacock Co.
Il Pole vaulung-Prize, dress suit cas-,
| donated by Max Ephraim.
In the city there also Is sport, tn
baseball teams having arranged 10
b double-header games There were q
least 5000 people at the two nornin
I games.
Wilmington Wins
Wilmington defeated the Norrlstow
team this morning by the sco-e OF l6 {
4. Leonard noitched lor the hon
4, team, and Gallagher dill The honor
: for the visitors. In the siAth inuing D
was batted so hard that he had TO r,
7 tire. Sweeney took his place
Norristown will play 1t From. an
Union streets uhis afternoon.
a Baseball Game
The Bay Side baseball team, Of Ne
G Jersey, end the Wilmington A. 4. PLAY
4 ed an Interesting game at South Sid
Park this morning. BY solid hittin
[ at the proper time the local defeatr
G the visitors DX the score of. 3 to
p Winham pitched, but he was a littl
], wild. In the absence OF Kuhn. Hartle
e went to short, and played a good gam
o BlOugh covered centre flsil The VII
p itors batted hard, but t.ia sharp fei,
ing of the Athletics robbed them OF se'
: eral hits.
The hOys of the city were a1mittt
/. free TO the game this morning, an
n about 1000 Youngsters were IN ey
/, tCuca They did some great raOtin
The Bay Side team is a fast cggreg
q tiLn and can put no En.t gam
/ They will play again this afternoon.