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Show r 1I0LIII A. It Is Being1 Generally Obseryed in Salt Lake. PRINTERS, PAINTERS AND PLUMBERS PLUMB-ERS GO TO CASTILLA. The Federated Trades Enjoy Them-J. Them-J. selves at Garfield Beach. SCANDINAVIANS SELECT , LAKE 'J PARK FOR THEIR OUTING. Two Hundred Odd Fellows "rom Park City Join the Merry Crowd . at tiarfleld Beach A Parade by the - Alliterative Trades Good Feel- ing and Fine Weather Character- ; Izea the Day. . , - Omnia vincit labor. Great is the laboring man in his day and generation. "He is the adrance guard of capital. T J t .V. 1 . 1 T .4 J I J 1 Wheelbarrow Race Prize, box of "Famous"1 cigars. erpandicnlar Jump Prize, dress shirt. Horizontal Juaip Prize, gent' tie. Pole Jnmp Prize, pairf i.25 Mocha gloves. Obstrnction Hacs Prize,? 4.50 accordion. Hammer Throw First prize, elegant silk umbrella. um-brella. t Second prize, shaving set. , Quoit Game First prize, $8 accordion. Second prize, half dozen silver plated knives and f orks. Greased Porker Catch Prize, porker and roast of beef. Base Ball Match Prize, base ball and bat. Tug cf War Prize, tox "reader" cigars. Miscti.i.ts zotfc. Prettiest Baby First prize, Eureka door swing and chair. Second prize, child's cabinet. Third prize, child s cabinet. Most Graceful Lady Waltzer First prize, $12 mandolin. Second prize, $5.50 plush album. Third prize, half dozen ladies initial handkerchiefs, handker-chiefs, -v Best Gentleman Waltzer First prize, oxidized silver smoking set. Second prize, (rents derby hat Third prize, gents nightshirt. Handsomest Lady under Twenty Prize, pair $10 vaes. Handsomest Lady Under Sixteen Prize, misses' fine outing hat. Homeliest Man Prize, $3 rocker. Fat Man Prize, granite iron t ' kettle. Lean Man Prize, book "Scenic Utah." Oldest Lady First prize, five pound box tea. Second prize, coffee mill. lde -t Gent Prize, box peaches. Man With Largest Feet Prize, pair 2o. 11 gents' shoes. Most Popular Union Man Prize, $3 parlor lamp. Most Popular Lady Prize, ladies' fan. The opening speech of the day was made by J. Grimes, president of the Federated Trades. Mr. Grimes was followed by L. C. Fry, who talked long and earnestly of the necessity of the laboring classes joining together to-gether in harmony in their trades assembly for the furtherance of their interests. AT LAKE PARK. The Scandinavians Remember the Day in a Qaiet Manner. Excursion trains began leaving tha Rio Grande Western depot at 10 o'clock this morning for Lake paafc, where the Scandinavians Scandi-navians are celebrating the day with appropriate appro-priate ceremonies. Mhe number of excursionists excur-sionists to Lake park was not so large as to Cast.il la springs or Garfield, but they are bent upon a good time, and from the representative repre-sentative Scandinavians who took advantage os the low rate to this resort there can be no doubt of their enjoying the day. AT C ALDER'S PARK. Fireworks in tha Kvenlnj Boating and Dancing. The management of Calder's park have arranged for apyrotechnic display at this amusement resort tonight, and are preparing prepar-ing to entertain big crowds of people. Dancing and boating will also furnish popular amusement for those who take advantage ad-vantage of the low rate made by the Rapid Transit company to tbe park. . ' 11c as iue jump ui Ai&uum auj pamLco grow beneath his magic touch in the span of anight ' He blazes the path through tbe desert for capital to follow in gilded coach and buffet car. 'He levels the mountains and burrows into the rayless chambers of the earth after the sleeping treasures. 'He turns the wheels that move the uni-verse. uni-verse. ' He is a daisy and this is his day to shine. AJT AUSPICIOCS MOBXiyG. . ' Labor day dawned bright and clear. While dawn was still shootinf his arrows into the eastern 6ky the boys of the shop and field were gathering together to properly observe the day set apart by the American federation federa-tion of labor when the men who toil for others shsll take a respite of twenty-four ! hours and follow their own bent and inclination. inclina-tion. - - . .1 ! The day was actively opened by the printers,' print-ers,' plumbers' and painters' unions at 9 o'clock o'-clock by a parade of the three stalwart un. ions in the federation ef-labor. The alliterative unions, assembled at the Odd Fellows' hall on Market street Held's b?nd led the procession which moved north-on north-on Main street to First South, and thence west to West Temnle and south to Second Soufh, where . ranks were broken until time to re-assemble at the R. G. W. railway depot at 9.30, when the first train departed ' Vr CastUla Springs. ,..- fS HUNDRED PEOPLE OS THE TIBST Vr".- Tii..: -.'-v -. -. . -Wf.y4rtrhrr"tBeHiirocre' Western depot was black with swarming hu-mauity hu-mauity when the regular train from the north pulled into the depot this morning. The train had hardly come to a standstill when there was a rush and a scramble, and the car steps were flooded with anxious excursionists ex-cursionists in search of seats. The vacant seats were filled in the twinkling of an accommodate the crowd. It was estimated that 500 men, women and children were aboard the regular train when it pulled out for Castilia Springs. - - But if there was a crowd at the early morning train, then there was a jam, a crush, a hurly-burly, good-natured, good-humored mass of people at the "extra," which was due to leave at 10:30. Eight coaches were crowded to the guards. The Typographical union went in a body, with their ladies, on the 10:30 train. The Plumbers' union and also the Painters' union were largely represented on this train. Many prominent citizens and city and county officials, together with their wives and daughters, were on the train. It was an excursion of representative people that left the Rio Grande depot at 10:30. At the Spring:. This is a great day a red letter day for Castilia Springs. The diversified sports and amusements are of tbe most pleasing and entertaining nature. Good speeches will be made by such representative repre-sentative laboring men as P. J. Moran, J. S. Daveler and Phil Corcoran, while Judge Kesler will speak on "The Rise of the Laboring Labor-ing Classes." Prizes for feats of skill, prizes for feats of strength, prizes for swimming, for dancing, for good looks, for popularity, and prizes for everything imaginable will be given to the fortunate visitors. AT GARFIELD BEACH. The Federated Trades Spend a Pleasant Day at the Beach. Garfield beach ia a scene of animation to-day. to-day. Thousands of people throng the pavilion, pa-vilion, fill the booths and splash and plung in the surf. The carpenters and joiners, the cigar-makers, cigar-makers, tbe ironmoulders, the machinists and all the kindred unions of tbe Utah Federated Fed-erated Trades and Labor Council, with the exception of the printers, painters and plumbers, all are there. " Their wives and daughters and sweethearts are with them. Two hundred Odd Fellows from Park City are also at the beach. The day has been a lively one for the Federated Fed-erated Trades. The first train for the beach left at 10 o'clock and it was crowdad with people. The second train departed at 11 o'clock and it was loaded to the guards. Every hour trains leave the depot for Garfield Gar-field and they all are loaded down with pleasure seekers. The programme for the day is as - follows: WATER SPOKTS. Single scull boat race First prize, silver mustache mus-tache cap and saucer. second prize, combination caff and collar box. Swimming race for men First prize, one dozen Utah home-made wool socks Second prize, line derby hat. Swimming race for boys Prize, boy's pocket knife. Swimming race for ladies First prize, pair ladies' slippers. - Second prize, ladies' $2.60 gold breastpin. Third prize, girls' parasol. Banning race in water First prize, box cigars. "The Clipper." Second prize, box grapes. Steeplechase in water Prize, pair gents' gloves. Most attractive and gracef ul lady floater First prize, ladl s' $10 hand-painted fan. Second prize, oxidized silver toilet set. FIELD SPORTS. One Hand red-yard Foot Kace for Men First rize, derby hat. Second prize, box cigars. Third prize, 8 pair men's shoes. One Hundrsd-yard Foot Kace for Boys First prize, boy's suit of clothes. Second prize, pocket knife. Third prize, pair of sleeve buttons. Fifty-yard Foot Race for Ladies First prize, plash horn footstool. Second prize, pair ladies' walking shoes. Fifty-yard Fco: Race for Missee First prize, box of perfume. Second prize, parasoL Third prize, parosoL Sack Kace for Men First prize, pair men's shoes. - - . - Second prize, box of cigars, -ttack race for boys First prize, boy's "Fedora" hat. . Second prize, boy's racing shoes. Three Leg Race Prize, silk scarf. Potato Race -Prize, one percale shirt. ;: Y l .. ' . |