Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-14
The GERMAN RIFLE TOURNEY.
Close Of the Great Schuetzenfest at
Ruser's Park.
SCORES OF YESTERDAYS SHOOT
The Ceremony OF Crowning the King
of the Fest-Names OF the VIM
ners OF Medals and
rriZes.



The schuetzenfest of the Omaha Schuet-
zen-verein closed last night. There was
very large attendance and many ladies were
present. 1t was an old German schuetzeu-
fest, and everybody was pleased with the re-
ception by the members of the verein.
Among the guests were j. A. Clarkson,
Frank Parmelcc, John Petty, +. W. Bird
and others.
The shooting began at o'clock and was
continued until l2 when the cannon was
fred. William Stoecker, last years king.
was again the winner of the title of king aud
the kings medal and scarf dedicated by Miss
August Pony. AT the dinner LOUIS Helm
rod, as chairman, congratulated Mr.
Stoecker in the name OF the verein. MT.
Stoecker responded in happy manner.
Ala clock the crowning of the king by
Miss Anna Mack took place. The four giants
OF the club. Messrs. Segeike, Butt, RULER
and Mengedoht, then took him on their
shoulders and, headed by the band, marched
around the park. Miss l.. Poprendick pre-
sented him with n fine boquet
William Voss won the first donated prize,
William Stoecker, Hans Peterson f. A.
Fuller, +. w. Walter J. A. Clarkson, Frank
Parmeleo and w. Krug made exceptionally
good scores.
did not leave until late hour. The bail was
very well attended.
The following is the list of winners CT
donated prizes:
liam Voss; Louis Heimrod and Peter
Coos prize, silver tea set, f. a. Full
ler; John A. Creighton prize silver cup,
F. w. Stoecker; George Heimrod prize,
parlor lamp F. A. Stockman; Charles Metz
prize, IVORY carving set, II. Peterson; V.
Dumpert prize, fruit stand, William Krug;
Charles Storz prize, silver water stand, r.,
w. Walter; Meyer & Raapke prize, break
fast tea set, George Karl; Christ
Wuetherich prize, silver water stand,
Charles Wuetherlch; Gwin & Dunmiro
prize, order for Winchester rife; Henry
Ruser; Henry Noss and II. Segelke prize,
shotgun, julius Schlup; William Stocker
prize, clock, II. Thiessen; f. Walter prize,
shooting coat, Ed Rasmussen; Z, A. Fuller
prize, $40, William Mack; Kopp & Thessen
prize, silver fruit stand, Fred Mengedoht;
John Baumer, prize, clock, Claus Mathies;
Ed Maurer prize diamond sleeve buttons, F.
Porkorny; Max Meyer & Bros. prize fancy
lamp. IL. Busch: Claus Mathies prize, meer-
shaun pipe, Jul Nagel; Henry Bolln prize,
silver wine set, II. Voss; Asmos Josten
prize, gold headed cane, c; storz; G. Karl
busch prize, gold headed cane, III. Seidler;
w. Stockman prize. opera glass, Charles
Metz; Grorte prize, case champagne, Mich
Kopp w. Mack prize, case Rhine wine
Peter Coos; S. =. EcllSer prize, case Rhine
wine, William Segelke; Ed Wittle prize
case Rhine wine, G. Pahl; John
Schroeder prize, gold locket, F.. Gebauer;
Hans Peterson prize, gold umbrella,
G.. Benecke; William Voss prize, hanging
lamp, V. Dumpert; John Drexel prize, UNI
brella, Asmos Josten; julius Nagel prize,
opera glass, John Schroeder: jeff MegeaJb
prize, silver butter dish, l.. Heimrod; III.
Schaeffer prize, syrup pitcher, Frank lief;
August Bohne prize, bride and whip, III.
Richard; Peter Coos prize, silver cup, Il.
Poppendick.
There are number of prizes left for
which there will be special shoot next
Friday afternoon.
Following are the winners of prizes at the
various targets;
Kehr Target-F. A. Fuller, L. W. Bird,
Hans Peterson, julius Schlup, julius Nagel,
+. w. Walter, William Stoecker. Chris
Wuetherch Claus Mathies William Krug.
j. K. Clarkson, Fl. A. Stockman. Frank
Parmelee, William Mack, Charles Storz.
Peoples Target-E. w. Bird, L. w.
Petty, j. A. Clarkson, Frank Parmelee,
William krug, II. A. Stoc'zmau, L. A.
Fuller.
Man Target-F. W. Walter, }. r. Clark
son, w. Hackc, John Petty, Frank Parme
lee, Il. w. Bird, William Mack, Hans Peter
sen, Chris Wuetherich, Fl. A. Stockman,
Charles Peabody, +. A. Fuller, Henry
Thiessen, Julius Schlup, William Butt, Will
lam Voss, Charles Storz, Mich Kopp, Will
lam Krug, Charles Metz.
Following are the medal winners:
h. A. Stockman, Charles Storz, William
Hacke, William Mack, Christ Wucthrich.
In the bowling contest the following were
the winners and the prizes
Peter Goss, $3.50; w. Butt, Slt35; NJ
Kopp, 50; II. Busch, se.75; p Schneider,
$3.50.
Following are the scores made at yester-
days shoot:
King Target. William Stoecker, 1888; H.
Peterson, 10; julius Schlup, 154; William
Voss. l19; Peter Coos, so; &. Pahl, l6;
Charles Storz, III; Henry Thiessen. IS; A.
Porkorny SO: G.. Rasmussen, l2S; H.
Richard, 81; Christ Wuethrlch, 81.
Peoples I 1arget--.Iulius Schlup, 35-l5 II |;
H. Peterson, 3G-40-6O.
Man Target. ct.--Willam Krug. 80; f.. w.
Bird, 49-41; f. Gebauer. 0; c. G. Peabody,
45-35; M. Kopp, II; j. A. StockmaE. 49;
Peter Coos, l2-O; julius Nagel, y; William
Butt, 0; H. Peterson. "a.
BASE BALL.