The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-07-11

order:
shaw.
Uniform Rank Knights Of Pythias.
Cumberland Druu Crops.
Duluth Post g. A. X.
AlonZo Palmer Post c. y. L.
Visiting Comrades.
| Sons of Veterans OF Duluth.
Hayward Drum Corps.
! Sawyer County Delegation
Barron County Iesrg.ttion.
Hurry Band.
Mayor Pattison Aide men and City Officials III
Carriages.
Fire pcparcmcnt eighteen men, with hose wa
CONS ana hook and lad Ter truck.
! Z Ancient order of iiibelnianS
II Scandliavlan Mutual Benefit society.
I superior tornet Band.
| Carpenters and JoncIs' Union.
Il>tcr,s Union.
Indians i'll costume
Citizens III carriages
The line of march was west on Broad
way to Tower avenue, south OH Tower
avenue to Bclknap street, east on
Belknap to Hammond avenue, north
on Hammond to Third street, and
west on Third to Tower, south on
Tower to Btlknap street, east on
the short line train was taken for the
East End.
The East End parade was not near
~ 50 large as the first, simply because
you cannot disband a company of par
aders once and get them back into line
again for Il second tramp, especially
where ihe distance between para de
grounds is SO great as i'll this instance.
However quite large crowd took the
trains and formed in line at the East
! End, where they were joined by the
fire crmpany in holiday attire and the
citizens of the place who had not Gole
to the " est End.
After the parade here all returned
to the " cs. end, for the purpose of at
! tending the races at the driving Park
III the afternoon. The horse races
! proved to be such only III name, is the
time made, especially by the trotters,
WAS 50 slow That by 10 stretch of the
| imagination could it be called racing.
/ The best time made for the three heats
was 2:f7; >: Is; Ill.
The pacing race was little more
exciting. Time 2:li!; 2:i6. Bell ID.
! paced Il laile with running mate i'll
2:26i
The l00-yard foot race was won by
James Comfort, L. Burke second and
| W. ~ Lamb third.
The llcross game was given to the
s'hamrocks. although this decision did
not give entire satisfaction some claim
ing that the game was tie. The
game WAS very Well played, however,
aad the boys viii have to try it over to
test which is really the best club.
The bicycle race was enjoyed by the
crowd about as much as any OF the
S o IS of the day. These races result d
as follows:
Two mile novice, G.. Scott, 7:25}; {.
A. Davis, 500.
One mile open: J. S. Johnson, Sail;
w. 4. bingham, 3:1li.
Half mile obsticle: G.. Scott, 2:52. :;
Chas Clausen, 2:55.
Boys Race: c. \. Davis, 2:i3l II. G..
Scott, 30.
Five mile race: J. S. johnson, 20:lSi
\. Graham, 20:20l.
Half mile run and ride: Chas. Clau-
sen, 2:15; \ Graham.
Half mile dash: a. Arabian, ,; w.
\. Lingham, 2,02
Two mile club handicap: II. Is. Ash :
Gilman. G:2O: Thomas Buttre, 6:26.
One mile club: W. \. Lingham.
/ Consolation c. \. Davis, first; A.
Harrison, second.
The war concert ut the barracks
evening was Il most prominent and IN
teresting feature of the encampment.
The opening chorus prepared all with
in range of the voices of the singers
for the various individual efforts com
ing on.
The solo "Anchored," by f. G..
Foulkcs, was the next number on the
program, and this popular singer re
ceived the customary enthusiastic
greeting.
e. E. Knowles next sang that old
and stirring song, Marching Through
Georgia" The veterans soon gave
symptoms of the fact that the old mel
ody 50 swcetly and feelingly sung had
touched their hearts.
The singer followed with Tramp
Tramp" etc.
J. f. Nevins rendered some selec,
i. {. hn is WORK
thoroughly appreciated.
J. Il. Patterson in an original reel
tatiOn entitled The Dream, received
; a rousing reception. Mr.. Patterson S
end song, Climb Up, 1e Children
Climb. was well rendered and thor.
, oughly appreciated.
Charles Florence in female imperson-
ations greatly delighted the audience
, Carl Wirth sang his ever popular
song Let Me Like a Soldier Fall, '
, and the applause which followed
showed that the singer has lost none Of
, his vocal powers or personal popularity
, Mrs. Seeaerg gave a charming selec-
ton and responded to a recall with a
very sweet encore.
, The next selection was waltz sung
. by the company, from the Queen 5
Lace Handkerchief.
. The large band of Indians in their
original costumes were drawing
cards and their war dances were en-
loved and witnessed by large crowds
The fire works display was very fine
and went off without accident. The
: special pieces were all good and appro
pirate, and this part of the program
gave entire satisfaction.