The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-31
Conclusion OF tho Prizo Contests md the
Awards OF wreaths and Dlplomns-Thc
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nelu, WHOSE aDlllty n9 a marshAlling Of.
lcer was demonstrated. The line was
not, perhaps, rs long rs might have been
expected, owing to the burning sun, but
Il was OF very good size, md a much
more orderly md pleasing procession
than n often sees.
The line was composed as follows:
Chief Of Police Dolbrngsc and Escort Of Twenty
. LfH' Officers. 't'H Hf
The Flngs and Tanners OF tho Various veretns.
Opera House land.
Chlei Marshal Fnnzheim. Ind stafr.
Active TURNER'S Of thu Various societies.
-, iourg ] adiea' Class IN Decorated Wagon.
The ol.lnilees, Members OF the Press and
Distinguished Citizens IN Carriages.
Wagons and carriages with Citizuus,
Mckecsp0rt Rand.
.a# Mrkccspoot Vercln. *
Whee lug Singing Societies.
Toronto, o., land.
,,r Passive Turner's OF tho Different Cities.
Mipgo Cornet Hand.
TntnserGin.,' ct sicubcnvIllc, aud
Wagons, Buegies. etc.
At the State Fair Ground the time
was devoted to enjoyment, aud a SQUARE
meal WINS demolished. The attendance
was large, and the various societies had
their quarters in nice shady spots, which
were designated by their banners. Here
they entertained their friends with omen
hands-or rather open kegs.
At ESQ o'clock yesterday the iudiyid.
ual prizes were contested for, the exer.
cises lasting until 5. Each coutestant
was required to try each OF the fourleap.
Ing exercises, and exercises on four
different kinds OF apparatus, there being
three tests on each style Of apparatus.
Two Of these tests were done by com.
mand, and the third was chosen and
performed by the individual. This was
a very interesting exhibition, being
varied ut the will OF the performers
These performances constituted the IN.
finished part OF Tuesdays programme,
In the club swinging contest there
were but two contestants, A. @. SNYDER,
OF this city, and Even McClelland. Of
S~teubenville. Both swung very grace.
fully and well, aud it took the careful
computation by the judges to decide who
won the prize, and their announcement
was reserved until in the evening.
Fencing was the last OF the contests
and there were four contestants, William
Schambra and Christian Schambra, OF
Wheeling. and William and Christian
Feist, OF Steubenville. Each fenced with
each OF the other three, three touches
concluding a bout. Christian Schambla
won in all three OF his contests,
The bicycle races were run while these
exerclsea were going ON. In the race on
ordinary wheels there were four entries,
Walter WORKS, viii Stephenson. Henry
Mahlke and Bert Riheldaher, Worls
won the second and fourth heats, thus
taking tho race and the medal. Stephen.
son took the third heat, though be was
sick all afternoon. RiheldatIer took the
frat. The time Of tho four heats was. re-
spectively, l:35, l:34, 1855. l:35-cer-
tainly good time for a half mile on a
heavy track.
IN the safety heat race, J. B. Griffith
took the first heat in 1913. Afterwards
objection was made to him as a profess
slonal, and W. i. Ssathers was let in.
He took the SECOND heat. Then Griffith
and he we're both barred, aud John Nc
Clure and Charles Z. Goethe ran alone,
Goethe winning. Griffith, who lives in
steubenville, had ridden here from
there on his wheel. He felt a little sore
oyer his treatment.
In tho lEat heat OF the high wheel
race Mallke took 9 territG header,
causing MUCH excitement, but he was
not severely hurt.
At 5 o'clock the mass wand e,erc,ea
given with such eclat the day before.
was repeated, by special request Of hun.
dreds OF people, by 100 OF the 1GO active
Turpere yhg appeared the day before.
1t was again reteiyed With enthusiasm,
and was witnessed by a larger crowd
than before.
The races and turning done, tho large
crowd dispersed to other parts Of tie
gropnG, and the Turner'S took supper.
Last night there vas a very enjoyable
sommernachtsfest. The attendance was
large as in the daytime.
At the sommernacntsfess the awards
made by the judges were formally an
nounced. They were al follows:
yERElN CONTESTS.
tirst prize, Central, Of Pittsburgh.
Second prise, Lawrencevil!o.
Third prize, Allegheny.
Fourth prize, Birmingham,
Fifth prize, Wheeling.
Sixth prize, South Side, Pittsburgh.
Seventh prize, Germauia, steuben.
Eighth prize, Allentown. Pa.
INDIVIDUAL CONTEST.
First prize, Fritz Koch; second, John
third, Hermann Konnrad:
Charles Goebbert; fifth, Her.
mann schambra; sixth, William Fest:
SEVENTH. George Huebner; eighth,
Noll; ninth, Fritz Simmer:
; e Christ s%chambra; eleventh, Ed.
POLKsTURNISf.
First group-First prize, Fritz Koch !, /