The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-10

Zoeffpel, was happy suggestion thai
there should be two medals, one te
( be worn by the retiring president
the officers alternating in presenting
the medal to their successors.
Congressman Legarc, an earnest
worker in behalf of the success of
the festival closed the speaking excr.
cises, speaking in his usual interest
ing and eloquent style.
With the conclusion of congress.
man Ilcgarc' speech, the merry max
cis dispersed for recess, preliminary
to starting the shooting. They re-
paired to the restaurants and also
again took in the various amusements
Of the platz, which had been provided
by the committee on entertainment.
Schuetzen March.
Moving through walls of humanity,
the handsome seliuetzdn parade of
this morning, which started from the
Battery about 10 o'clock, traverScd
Meeting street to HaScl]. was review
cd at the Charleston hotel by GOV.
Anscl, distinguished visitors and Off
cials Of tho National Bund. and
passing up King street. dispersed at
AaW"n square. presented an inspir-
ing and animated appearance. 1t was
line Of march marked by beautiful
ladies, galland schuctzenS. and proud
marShals of national affair. Per-
feet weather conditions. bright sum
shine and pleasant breeze, contribu-
ted to the success Of the march. which
reflected great credit on Marshall j.
Fl. Jahnz, and his aides and officers.
The following gentlemen officered
the divisions Of the parade: Division
l, Wilson G. Harvey and D. l.. Sink
Ter; division 2. r. s. Whaley and
Col. Henry Schachte; division 3.
Capt. II. Klattc and !. d. Lescmann:
division 4. J. G. d. Schroeder and Ed
ward Schachtc: division S. W. F.
l"Scmann and DR.. J. 4. Miles; div
ision 6. j. d. Dulwinklc and ". J.
Bennett; division :. John Blohmc and
j. p. Jochc: division s, Hugo Jahnz,
J. II. O>trnlnrff. ". c. Sheppard. c.
, II. Spell: division 9. Arthur Isrcal
and Julius Brown. with Courier c.
BcNd,
The formation WAS as follows:
Division One.
Squad Of police. commanded by
[ - !
Cantwell.
Herald in knight 5 costume. O. G.
w. Marienhoff.
-Four herald trumpetcrs. in costume
of sixteenth century.
Drum corps. commanded by 4. G..
Thompson.
Carriage-Target masters. eagle
and target of honor.
Fifty target markers in uniform.
German cmpcror'S guard bv Can't.
Ricckc.
Chief Marshal J. IT. Jahnz and his
a1iutantS. Capt. J. F.. Martha and
Hugo Jahnz.
Division Two.
Fri>t carria"c-Gov. VI. F. Ansel.
Mayor r. G"oGwin Rhctt. Hon. Geo.
:. l.e"ar". Col. G. G. GrccNou-h. L.
s. y.
Second Carlia=c--non. James 81
m"M>. Consul DR.. Zoepfcl Qucllcn-
stein. Consul E. O. Wi,tc.
Third Carriagc-Capt. G. l.. Dyer,
[. S. n: Capt. W. S. Benson, L. S.
n; Mr.. Samuel Lapham.
Fourth Carr'iage-Mr. A. c. Kauf-
man, NJ. J. &. Hcmphill. Mr.. T. r.
Waring. Hon. !. +. Flicker.
Division Three.
Color Bearer National Bun F. Won
Oven and EnSigns George Won Oven,
Jr.. and Cramcr Roster.
Fifth Cariiage-PrcSidcnt Of Bund
+. II. Jahnz and Honorary Vice
President J. c. Thalke, escorted by
four national vice presidents. Noltc.
Cappelmann. Finckcn and Meyer.
Sixth Carriage-Mrs. F. Fl.
Jahnz, Mrs. J. G. Tholkc, Mrs. II.
Won Minden, Mrs. T. NJ. Mordecai.
Seventh Carriage-Mrs. II. Eolte,
Mrs. j. d. Cappelmann, Mrs. John
Meyer, Mrs. f. II. Fincken.
Eighth Carriage--Mr. A. II. Gorse.
Mr. y. b. Sibbcrns, Mr.. George J. L.
Metz.
Ninth Carriagc-Mrs. J. G.. IT,
CIausscn, Capt. +. 1Ieitz, Capt. c. 6.
Quicker, Mr.. Fred Puckhabcr.