The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-05
LABOR DAY AT MOBILE ALL PREPARED FOR A GRAND
 CELEBRATION. Parade Will Be Followed ny speech- Making, and Then VIII Come
 Program of Sports and
 Fire Works.
Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile, Sept. 4.
 Under the auspices of the Central Trades Council of Mobile, Labor Day will be gloriously observed here. FIX tensive preparations have been made to make the day a memorable one. All elaborate program has been arranged. including a big parade of members or the following unions:
 Journeymen Stonecutters, Interna- tional Brotherhood of Electrical Work CTS, Mobile Printing Pressmen and As sistants, Cigarmakers' Union No 433' Mobile Typographical Union No. 2I. Carpenters and Joiners No. S9, Paint CTS Decorators and Paperhangers, 779. Alabama Oystermen's Protective Union, International White Journeymen Bar bers Bartenders' International League, Ship Carpenters and Caulkers, Seamen's s International Union. Machinist Local Union, No. 4, Amalganaated Association Sheet Metal Workers.
 The Mobile fire department will also be seen in the parade, besides repre- sentatives of several organizations not affiliated with the Trades Council. Rob- ert J. Gibbons will be the grand mar shal. and he will be assisted by a corps of efficient assistants. Members of the city and county government and the orators will ride In carriages.
 At o'clock in the afternoon speeches will be made from a stand in Bienville Square by Hon. Joel w. Goldsby and Hamilton Gaillard. At 8 o'clock in Monroe Park Hon. Jesse Stallings of Birmingham will speak on Capital and Labor" A long program of sports and events has been mapped out, and the evening will close with a pyrotechnic display in front of Monroe Park in the bay. The stores will give employees q half holiday for the occasion. ..
 Seacliff op the eastern shore of Mo- bile Bay in Baldwin County, Is the latest colony for this section. The pro- motors are prominent men of this city with J. Bestor Robertson as the Presi dent of the company. Seaclin is locat- ed on the north side of the mouth of Fly Creek. fourteen miles by water from this city ana one mile from Fair hope. The company Is composed of twelve Mobilians. each of whom will build summer home at Seacliff, and 1t is expected that others will purchase lands and build there also.
 The company some time ago entered into contract with George A. Cherry to build a wharf from the shore line to deep water. This has been complet- w hNh oAiN d hdiI LOeI uGep. IL 1850 feet in length. The width is twelve feet in the main, with a pier head 4Sx42 feet, a platform for small boats and wharf shed. It Is a splendid piece of work
 George Haas A. D. Davis, Frank Hemle B, J. Bishop and Henry Alexan- der left this morning over the Mobile and Ohio for a visit to the Exposition
 MT. and Mrs. Beaury Webster and Miss Gertie Murphy left this morning for sightseeing trip at St. Louis, to be absent several days.
 Capt. E. A. Smith Is just returned from cruise along the eastern coast and states that he spent yesterday morning at Bon SC Cour. The report of a find of oil. he stated, is correct, and the pipe has been capped. Prices of lands have advanced materially in that section since the discovery.
 Captain Smith also stated that the