The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-16

For the club making the best appear
ance, first prize a vase
For the best illuminated wheel, gentle
men, first prize, collar and cuff box; sec
ond prize, silver handled umbrella.
For the best illuminated wheel, lady:
First Prize-Parasol.
Second Prize-Parasol.
For the best illuminated tandem;
First Prize-Pair opera glasses.
Second Prize-Silver-b back brush.
For the best decorated wheel:
First Prize-Pair of opera glasses.
Second Prize-Pair pearl bicycle grips.
For the most attractive costume, men,
originality, neatness and design to count:
First Prize-Pair gold cuff buttons
For the most attractive costume, lady:
First prize-Cut glass powder box.
For the best decorated wheel, riders I'M
der Is years of age:
First Prize-Silver comb and brush.
Second Prize-Bicycle suit.
For the best grotesque costume.
First Prize-Sweater.
For the best local hit.
First Prize-Pair cycle shoes. w
The prizes are all handsome and valuaA
BILE. and are well worth striving for. It is
not the value of them, however, so much
as feeling of rivalry between some of
the riders to win the honors, which will
spur them on.
The line of march has been changed
somewhat. AS revised it will be as follows:
Assemble in the park extension where the
parade will be formed the head resting at
the southeast corner of the parade ground.
Take Drayton street to CASTOR; turn west
at CASTOR to Bull; down Bull to Jones; on
Bull to East Broad, and counter-ride on
Jones to Bull; down Bull to Liberty; the
southside of Liberty to East Broad and on
the north side back to Habersham; north
on Habersham to Oglethorpe avenue; TO
Bull; down Bull to Broughton; down
Broughton to East Broad and counter ride
back to Bull; down Bull, around johnson
square to Congress, and down Congress
to Jefferson; jefferson to Broughton
Broughton to Bull; Bull to Oglethorpe
avenue; Oglethorpe avenue to
Jefferson; Jefferson to Liberty;
Liberty to Bull; Bull to Jones; Jones to
Jefferson; Jefferson to CASTOR, and back
TO the park where the parade will be dis
missed.
The judges will probably be stationed at
the De Soto, where a grand review will be
held. The following gentlemen will act as
judges: Capt. 7. S. WILLY, Mr.. z. A Sto-
vail and Mr.. t. f. Theus.
The following is the order OF parade and
the names of the riders who win COM
mand the various clubs:
Police.
Band.
Chief Marshall W. H. Lyon
Aides to the chief being the presidents
of the cycle clubs.
spalding Club. Capt Carl Moehlenbrock.
Y Al. c. A. Club Capt. Steve N. Harris.
c. L. A. Club, First Lieut.. Frank H.
Golden.
y NJ. II. A. Club. Capt. Hugo Frank.
Police
Rand
Chatham Artillery Club Capt. Alex
Krenson.
stearns Club. Capt. Lewis Mercer.
Twentieth Century Club, Capt. w. 3.
Courson.
Chatham county Club. Capt l.. b. Bill
ingsley.
Dayton Club. Capt w. w. Gross.
Grotesque riders.
Police.
Band.
Unattached riders, under command OF
Capt. II. A. Wenzel.
Local hit riders.
Floats.
The riders commanding the clubs will
report to the chief marsal, at the south
east corner of the park extension, az not
later than SA5 o'clock. The parade will
move promptly at o'clock, and all clubs
should be on hand before the starting
time, so as 10 be assigned their places.
II IS the hope OF the committee IN charge
OF the carnival. OF which Mr.. NJ. S. Her
mann Is chairman, that the riders In the
different clubs will endeavor TO get their
lady friends out. There were a number
OF ladies In the last parade, and Il Is
expected that very large number will be
out Wednesday night The presence OF
the ladies In the parade will give a tone
to Il which could not be obtained other
wise.
Most OF the clubs are making elaborate
/ ~ - a.
striving TO turn out the largest number
OF riders, their efforts are not confined
solely 90 this particular.
The Y. M. IA. A. Club has corner on
all the Chinese lanterns IN the city. Ia
bought up lot OF $50 yesterday. and ia
| looking for more. The colors OF the Y
/ III. II. A. arc white and blue.
The Cleveland Club. which was orrantzea