The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 10, 1907, Page TWO, Image 2
PRESIDENT OPENS
SGHUETZENFEST
FIRES FIRST SHOT FROM THE
WHITE HOUSE.
National Festival of the Schuetzen
bund of America Being Held in
the Oity by the Sea.
The State.
Charlest,oi, May 6.-President
Roosevelt fired 4-hc first ghot of the
schuetzenfest about 2.35 o'clock this
afternoon, the disoharge of his rifle
marking t.he opening of the festival.
The courtesy of having tihe president
fire the first shot liad all been ar
ranged in advance, witi t.he gau ad
justed, electrical connection made
boti for the pressing of the button to
fire the gun at well as for Ieleplo.ne
cominuication. I
At he apopilied hour, Presidenlt
Jahn, president of* the selhuetzen
huII. 'alled up President RoosevelI
and asked if lie were readY, to which
an affirmaive l'Okorospinst. was -evei(ved.
Thlwn Preshhl-111 Jalmz 111b4 Prewil1nt1
hlis pleasilre. The1 r-iifle ra out. Th'le
gun was I,loaded w:d a inl le but
tonl was pressed a ihe Whlile 1Iouse
and tle rifle erlaeked, and the t hir id
time inl the same way.
"'hlat is my total7'' was the pros
ident. inquiry, after tile third shot,
and then Gov. Ansel replied to hi.
The governor expressed file greetings
of the selietzenfest to the president
and also congratulati<mns of the hmind
on his shots. being respectfully 24,1
21 and 24, uggregatiing 60 out of a
possib)le 7.5. The hand played "My
Count ry' Ts of Thep.' wifle the
crowd cheered. The president ex
pressed his greeting to t.he sehuetz
bund and commeiinted on the hand
playing, eleering 1 anIkd noise. whice lie
could disti."etly hear over the 'phMne.
Tihe 11aet shootin t2hen be1an and
unlitil dark the rit'lellmn were slit
in--, awav with eilhisiasnm.
(;h>v. .\nsei leFt here this afternuon
for C.-lnihiI1n, bein 2 for'ed lI toN a
himiself' away frm' lithe 1mrr schnVt
zenfest.
The welcmle exeri!ses a tile sehII
etzenpla,tz were of' an informal elar-'(
aeter todav, but nonle tle less eljoy
ed n,u.1 in fawt- the day was particul
arlv interesting for the announcement
made in l lie address of Dr. zoeffpel,
consul a,t Atlanta, that ihroughi him
E'niperor William presented a hand
some medal, to be hiereafter worn by
tile now president of the National
Seh et zenhluiI1. while the old medal.
whlich has been Ised tori manV years.
will le dovnmied by tle retiriln: presi
dent.
I'i.n reachill. In- 1hitz the part,y
sprend out,tain inl 11.he 1 atrcin 1
of the mImiods and amiring the old
oaks. the heavy han-inm: ms, brilit
verdiui andm the he:nt iful mantle of a
natmur. ti* :ike -- whe I , y '
mate. of tiin.i nort amil w was -
plat11z. tie merr'iy, congiLeni al crowd w-as
assembled in fron'lt of the ciubhouse
and thei( ('eeises were st ar'ted.
l 'resittn 'll Jahnmz wvarmlyI welcomied
t he vi-'t.r. andi mewhera'm of thlie
um-r a co rd ia I trin illn iermii . in
whlich hie lail ot the lpleasiure that it
art teoi the alehsI clb ini the ass'.
(cationi ti enltertin the ioniial biodyv
andI hiis pleasu re was shta red in 1 -
thle enlt ire c'ity of 'hiarlest.' andl the
state ofi Sout.h C'arolinia.
(ov. Ansel w~as next introduced and
he spoke the greetiengs of thle chiief
execut ive of' the state in bothI imn--.
lish and German. The inutroduction
of the German-speaking governor was
thle signal for' loud~ and long apphlause. ~
Mayoir Rheict was next in trod uced't 3
andI he assur'ed the visitors of Char
lest on 's pleaisure' ini having -t hem pr'es- ~
enii. IFiguriati vely speakI:ng lie t urtnedl
the keys of' the cily over to them.
Cait . Tlholk( was thtenij itodtieed
and. responlded eloqiiently' ti thle ad- I
diresses of we'leome in blf(li o'(f thle
aisocia tionl. Dri. Zoeffpel llext spoke
also, extciiding the appreciat ion of 7
the National assoceiation for thme cour
'I esies, buit thme malijor' por't.ioni of' his
speech was in the form of a plea for
eloser social andl coimeial relations .i
between the Undited States and Ger'
many. Ho spoke of the common in
terests of the two countries and grew
very eloquent on the sutbject. He had
a surprise for the association in thmei
diandsome anedal which he presented
in closing his speech, the medal hav-t
ing been given by Emporer William, L
rwho also gave the .present medal now
in use. He spoke with gret apprecia
tion of the honor conferred -upon him f
an being the medium of the presonta
tionof he avo ofthe emperor.Th <
uAe of one medal deprived the incomn
ang officer of wearing the proud em
blem unitil just before the close of
the festival and the suggest.ion of
'iuperor William, as explained by Dr.
Zoeffpiel, was a happy suggestion that
there should be two medals, one to
be worn by the retiring president,
tie officers alternating in presenting
the medal to their successors.
Congressman Legare, an oirnest
worker in behalf of the success of
the festival closed the speaking exer
cises, speaking in his usual interest
ing and eloquent style.
With the conclusiom of congress
man Legare's speech, the merry mak.
ers dispersed for recess, prelininary
to starting the shooting. They re
paired to the restaurants and also
igain took in the various amusements
>f the platz, which had been provided
y the commi-tee on entertainment..
Schuetzen March.
Movinig through valls of humanity,
he lhllpdsomle sclinletzol. parade of
his morniig. which started from the
3.1ifery about 10 o'clock, traversed
Jeetinl.g street to H1asell, was revieW.
d at. the C.harlestonl hotel by Clov.
sel, distinguished visitors and olli
ials of the National Bund. and
5in. up King sttreet. dispered at
larian SqIuar. presIented an i inspiI
1 and aIIinimated apearance. It was
line of march marked lv beautiful
A(dies. gallanid selmnetzens, anl proud
anslals of a national affair. Per
eet. weather conditions, bright sun
hine and a pleasant breeze, contribu
ed to the success of t.he march. which
eflected great credit on Marshall J.
L. Jahnz, and his aides and officers.
The following gentlemen officered
he divisions of the parade: Division
, Wilson 0. Harvey and D. L. Sink
r; division 2. R. S. Whaley and
'ol. Henry Schachte: division 3.
'apt.. 11. Katte and J. 1). Lesemann:
ivision 4. J. C. 1). Schroder and Ed
Va,rd Sebaete: division 5. W. F.
,esemann and Dr. J. A. Miles; div
sion i, J. D. Dulwinkle and W. J.
tonet t : division 7. Johmn Blohme and
P. P..Toche division . Huio .Tahnz.
[. Spea.ll: divi..ion 9. Arthimur Isreal
n.1 .111ius Brown. mwi th1 Coiur-ier C.
Division One.
Salul -f polI' omanded by
6'hie B,Yle and Lietk. SteenkO:: and
'an twell.
Herald in kniht 's costume. 0. C.
V. Majenhoff.
Four herald truipeters. in costume
*f sixteth cent iirv.
Drum corps. commanded by A. C.
'hmmpson.
Carriagre-Tar-ret masters. eaile
nd target of hinor.
Fifty tar,_et markers in uniform.
German emlperor's narld by C.apt.
ieeke.
Chief Maiil J.1. . J1nz anl hiS
-3.ihl!. Capt. J. E. Marti. and
11u,-o Jahliz.
Division Two.
Fri,t AariI-Gv M. F. Anze-.
Se.,. nd C(i:ime-Hln. JamfO. Si
-. C(al: lir.7 %1f! Q~uellen
Foa urth lC(arrae-M~Ir. A. C. Kauf
inn. M. 1. ('. Hlemp;hill. Mr. TF. R.
\arinl2. IHan. J1. F. Ficke.
Division Three.
(C.l.r Hearer Nat ionail Wun F. Vaan
VanI andli .ni nm Germ2e von Oven,
rn., andl 4ramier Koste.
F"ifthI Cariri aLe--Plresiden t of Bund '
.II. Jahinz :ad Hotnorar mVi
'resident J. C. Thalke, escorted by
'ur 'iatiuonal v.ice pres~idenlts. Nolte.
'appieliamn. F'ineken and M1ever.
SixthI Carne-Ms E-. HI.
ahnz', Mrs. JT. U. Tholke, Mr's. IH.
onm Minen. Mirs. T. M. Mfordecai.
aSeventhi (Carriage-Mirs. H. Nolte,
irs. J. D). (Cappelmnann, Mrs. John
Ieyer', Mrs. E. HI. Fineken.
Eighth C"arriage-Mr. A. HI. Gorse,
fr. A. B. Sibberns, Mr. George J. L.
Iet z.
'laussoin. ('alpt. I". hleitz, Capt. C'. 0.
)uck er, Mr.. Fred P ucekhiabr.
fri. George Lun.z.
Division rour.
Eleven IhI Carriage-Wilia m Hayes,
antional king, '98; Capt. (I. Zimmer..
rTan and ladies.
Tl,.hft h Carriage--Neaw'York ladies.
TPhi rteenthm Carriage--Augusta King
'ehvroder and guard of three.
Foreet Carriage-Augusta ha-.
F'ifteenthm, Sixteenth and Seven
eenth Carriages-.~Visiting ladies and
enitleman.
Division Five.
h~1oat, "OGermania,'' guarded by
our German enirassiera.
Eighnteenth Carriage--Four' ladies
f honor.
Division Sir,
Woodman band.
Californin. rime a,- rilee
fronm otlher slates.
Division Seven.
Float ''Columbia.''
Nineteenth Carriage-Four kadies
of honor.
Division Eight.
Lederhaus banAl of Now York.
New York riflemen, New York
Schuetzen corps, New York Central
corps, Harlem Independent corps,
Now York City corps.
Brooklyn Rifle corps.
Division Nine.
Float "South 'Carolina.
'twentieti Carriage-Four ladies of
honor.
Twenty-first. Carriage-Clt rieston
Rifle club, King W. D. Fisher and
(ieen, Miss Virginia B. Fisher and
Vadies of hianr, Miss E. A. H.
leinwolin , NMiss Anna S. Puckh.ber.
Escorts-Mfssrs. (r. H. Klaren, F.
W. Kummer, C. E. Wilden, H. L.
Koester.
First Artillery band.
Charleston riflemen. several hiu
lred stron.g, comm:nled by Adjt. W.
J1. D). Heinz.
WA"I -on vith Tyroljuln t.roupe inl
n.tional costume.
The a11tll ,"00 today :t the fifth
trienlial sehoet (lin fst N (ihe at ion
alI Selhlnetzeilhnild was very large. the
national e'1i11h heing let guest. of tle
Charleston eith. tle oldest in the
United Shates. lere are upward of
nearly .1.000 members of rifle clubs
and ladies here from many states in
the Union. the bulk of the contingent
being from New York, which sent two
CoIps to Charleston. Augusta. Atlan
ta. Jacksonville. Savannah and other
Ieiglborin.g. cities are all represented
and the Germans are having the time
of thei lives with the attractions and
elaolrate entertain-llent at the platz.
elaborate entertainient at lie pla.tz.
Charleston wears a holiday appear
1nee witli lnb:v building fronts de
corated and flags flying and today a
nher of the business houses ad
whle of til day. The ft'stival con
I inues for ten <hiy and it is needless
o sy tIht the (C.rnaal-Ameriens and
their enests Will hove a good time.
The ietien nui,1'ril was worni to
-lay by -ow and (entile. Trish. na
tie h l( and !eope or ma ny nation
ahe t. Stores of li4uors have been
01 ided fOr tle thirsty and the Visi
tor aeiiztomed to their cool beverae*1
will have his thirst gratified.
E. SHEEHAN,
Augusta, Ga.
Bottler of Imperial Ginger
Ale, Root Beer, Cham
pagne Cider, Wiseola and
Domestic Lager Beer in
pints, 10 dozen to the cask,
$7.50 per cask.
Write for complete price
list. Wholesale and retail
dealer in Wines and Li
quors.
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FREE K"owing what it was to suffer
IwlgieFREE OF CH ARGE
to any afflicted a positive cure for Ecze
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Skin Diseases. Instant Relief Don't
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400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. En
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TO OUR PATRONS.
You will please let our dirivers
know how much ICE yon want de
livered at yonr IIomes each day, or
so much every &ther day, by so doing
yon will help us along and then we
will not pass your House, nor will we
give you so mutch trouble. You can
help ns more than you can imnmagine.
Riespectfully,
J. H. Wicker, Mgr.
SOUVENIR P
If you desire to see the n<
of post cards in Newberry,
come to the Book Store an<
also give you as good if i
money than you pay elsew:
views is 3 for 5c. My colk
four views of the town an
ernte Day Post Cards, car
worn by a Mason, and on4
subjects in comic cards. Poi
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OLINA RY.
Schedule in effect January 27, 1907
Lv. Newborry(C. N. & L.) 12:36 p. in
Ar. Laurens 1:42 p. m
lv. Laurens (C. & W. C.) 2:10 p. m
Ar. Greenville 3:35 p. m
Lv Laurens 2:07 p. m
Ar. Spartanburg 3:40 p.m
Lv. Spartanburg (So. Ry) 3:50 p. m
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Lv. Laurens (C. & W. C.) 1:50 p. m,
Ar. Greenwood 2:46 p. m,
Ar. McCormick 3:40 p. m,
Ar. Augusta 5:30 p. m,
Pullman Chair Cars between Au
gusta, Laurens and A-heville, tri
weekly. Leave Augusta Tuesdays,
Thursday and Saturdays ;leave Ashe
ville Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days.
Note: The above arrivals and de
partures, as well as connections with
,)tlier companies, are given as infor
mation, and are not guaranteed.
Ernest Williams,
Cei. Pass. Agt.,
Augusta, Ga.
- Geo. T. Bryan,
Gen. Agt.,
Greenville. S. C.
Jamestown Exposition, Norfolk, Va.
For the above occasion the Char
leston and Western Carolina railway
will sell cheap round trip tickets. For
rates, etc., see ticket agent or write
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CHEAP RATES
Via Southern Railway. Jamestown
Ter-Centennial Exposition, Norfolk,
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On account of the above oceasion
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Norfolk, Va. from Niwberry, S. C.
Season ticket--$19.55. This ticket
will be sold dlaily' April 19t h to and
including Noveinber 30th, 1907, final
date to leave Norflok returning De
eember 15th, 1907.
60 day ticket-$16.30. This ticket
will be sold daily April 19th to and
including November 30th, 1907, final
date to leave Norfolk returning six
ty (60) days from oitc of sale and
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to and including November 30th,
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of sale.
Coach Excusion ticket--$.55. This
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(lays from date of sale.
For routes, stop-overs, etc., write
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OST CARDS.
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don't take my word for it,
I see for yourself. I will
ot a better card for less
here. My price for local
ction consists of twenty
d burnt district, Confed.
ds showing the first pin
~r two hrundred different
~t Card Albums 5c. to $1.00.
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