St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28
PRIZES FOR KNIGHTS.
Camp Shaw and It's Glorious
Memories Have Passed Into
Pythian History.
Three Kansas Divisions Awarded
First, Second and Third -
Prizes for Drills.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 27.-The uniform
rank. Knights of Pythias. broke, camp
today, and Camp George B. Shaw is a
thing of the past. Just before the final
dispensing of the Knights the divisions
that had competed for prizes were
drawn up on the parade ground before
the headquarters OF Maj. Gen. Carna-
han. The judges of the drills, Mai. S.
Nj. Whiteside. Capt. E. 3. Fuller, LieIIt.
w. j. Nicholson, of the Seventh cavalry :;
Lieut.. j. L. Thompson, of the Rock
Island arsenal; Capt. George S. Wilson,
of the Twelfth infantry; Lieut.. East
man. of the Fourteenth infantry, and
Lieut.. Leon Roudiez, of the First in
fantry, all of the United States army,
announced their decisions. and Gen.
Carnahan distributed the prizes, as fol-
lows:
First prize, Si.5O0-Mystie Division
No. II, Girard, KAN, Capt. NJ. w. Rus
sell.
Second prize. 81, 2oo-Galaxy Division
No. IS, Pittsburg, Kan, Capt. K. E. l..
Van Wrinkle.
F Third prize, s1,ooO-Erie Division No.
I6. Erie, Kan. Capt. C. &. Fletcher.
Fourth prize, SS00-New Albany Di-
vision No. 3, New Albany, Ind, Capt.
III. NJ. Cooper.
81 Fifth prize. $600-LouisviIle Division
NO. l. Louisville, KY, Capt. j. w.
eReccius.
Is Sixth prize. s50o-Pioneer Division
ono. l, Little Rock, Ark, Capt. r. w.
! Bartlett.
1 Seventh prize. s4OO-.John Barr Glenn
DIVISION No. 10. Eau Claire, Wis, Capt.
VJOhn Beisang.
g Eighth prize. SCORED Gross Divis-
lion Ma. 4, st. Louis, Mo-, Capt. j. f.
aShick.
~ Ninth prize, s200-Terre Haute Div
sision No. 3. Terre Haute, Ind. Capt. A.
&c. Duddleston.
s Tenth prize, slOo-Many Division No.
is. indianapolis, Ind, Capt. c.. j.
Many.
~ Eleventh, prize-Indiana Division No.
So. indianapolis, Ind. Capt. Ed j. Stott.
Twelfth prize-Logan Division. No.
l26, Logansport, Ind, Capt. George S.
-Shaeffer.
Thirteenth prize Excelsior Division
No. 43, indianapolis, Ind, Capt. FL. G.
Castor.
Fourteenth prize-Rock City Division
No. IS. Wabasha, Ind. Capt. II. C. Pet
tit.
Fifteenth prize-Grand Rapids Div
ision No.,6, Grand Rapids, Mich, Capt.
James Bayne.
Sixteenth prize-Ab5ot Division No.
II, Fall River, Mass, Capt. David Full
Ter.
Seventeenth prize-Springfeld divis-
ion, Springfield, Mo-, Capt. j. E. Cock
rell.
Eighteenth prize-Ogle Thorpe Divis-
ion No. 4, Brunswick, Ca, Capt. Tobias
Newman.
The battalion prize of $500 was award
ed to the First Indiana, Col. NJ. F. Heis-
kell, commander, who was given the $50
sword for the best commander.
The colonels' cup, offered for the best
regiment in line during the grand
parade, was awarded to the Second
Kansas regiment, Col. S. o. Mcdowell
in command.
The prize of s4OO, offered for the full
division travelling the longest distance
to: the encampment, was awarded to
Abbot Division No. 12, of Fall River,
Mass. $500
The $50 jewel, offered for the oldest
Sir Knight who participated in the
yarade, review and competitive drill,
was awarded to Sir Knight T. j. McGin-
mis-. of Indiana Division No. 2, of Indian
apolis, Ind. -
After the award of prizes the divis-
ions remained in line until the retreat
was sounded and the flag at headquar-
tiers run down, signifying the conclusion
OF the seventeenth biennial encamD-
ment.