The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-30

will have an oven in their wagon, and
distribute hot cakes along the route Of
the proeessiont q '
B, F. Caldwell, the timer, will manu-
faeture articles Of tinware inhis wagon,
fof gratuftious distribution.
Stogies will be manufactured and scat
tered in the crowd by Hugo Loos, the
,obacconist.
The boss butchers will be dressed in
black, with red sashes, and wear black
hats with black plnmes. The iourneymen
butchers will wear light jackets and red
belts, with their pantaloons in their Boots.
Their entire outfit, including saddles and
brides, will be entirely new, and will
probably attract more attention than that
OF any other organization In the process
The Superior Machine Works will
illustrate the progress made in the
manufacture Of mowers and reapers dur
ing the last century.
The Nail City boat club will have two
wagons, one OF them containing q six
ored barge, fully rugged, and the other
the members Of the club. IA.
The ST. Alphonsus Society will have a
tableau in the procession, representing
Liberty and Justice, surrounded by thir-
teen little girls dressed in white TO repre-
sent The thirteen original States.
The programme will be printed in both
English and German, and contain the or
der Of exercises Of the entire celebration.
q description Of the procession and other
information, and be sold at Eve cents per
The Riverside Iron Works will have .
nail machine cutting nails. Nh. George
Stein will run the machine, and the nails
will be thrown among the crowd. The
Riverside will also turn out boiling
furnace in operation.
Wagons and horses for the Fourth can
now hardly. be engaged at any price.
Mayor Sweeney and the attaches Of the
city building were yesterday as busy IS
bees unpaeking flags and distributing the
same. 4 large flagstaff has been erected
In front Of the city building, from which
the stars and stripes gracefully autter in
The breezs. The building looks quite
shoFy, displaying from the windows,
besides our own colOrs, the flags Of forty
one different nations.
The flags for the Opera House decora-
lions cost Sl79.. .. LIS,
The State House was yesterday decor
Come to Wheeling on the Centennial
Fourth, II you wantto "see the elephant
GDont YOU, forget it." Wheeling will
have the finest celebration within one
hundred miles. 80
Five hundred and six Chinese lanterns
will illuminate the suspension bridge on
the evening OF the third Of July.
Reymann will have wsgon lead Of
beer, several kegs otwhich WILDE On tap
and auench the thirst Of the multitude.
The coming Fourth Of July will be the
fiEtieth anniversary Of the death Of Thorn
a. Jefferson and John Adams, both signers
fof the Declaration Of Independence, and
both ex.Presidents Of the United States.
Their deaths were within q lew hours Of
each other-the one in Virginia, the
other In Massachusetts,. -
Run up some kind Of arag on pole,
on the. Fourth, il you have no other and
better flag. II ,rts
The Fourth Of July will be long and
wide and thick this year.
Thousands Of patriotic Americans are
Hoping that Old Probs. will be able TO
hold his horses on the Fourth. .
81 THE PRoGRAlntE!! ~ !
The following Is the programme for
4 Al .Yol .uI Ean 1th, = re-
On the Sd Of July, decoration Of build
ings and grounds. -
In the evening, illumination Of houses,
triumphal arches, bridges, ETC., and gen
eral appearance Of the people on the
streets FOR amusement.
At IL. o'clock midnight, bonfres on
Wheeling hills, salute Of 100 guns, fred
from the battery under charge Of the
West Virginia State Cadets, from the
hill, and ringing Of all the bells in the
city. .fFr .-.r.
At $50 O'Clock; on the morning Of the
Fourth, the national salute Of So guns.
At seven o'clock, societies organiza-
tons and bodies OF citizens, either with or
without wagons, will report to the mar
shals on Market street, anywhere between
Twelfth and Sixteenth streets, for assign
ment Of position.
Wagons with industrial and other dis
plays will pass going east on Twelfth
street and report to the marshals on Eoft'
street, facing south from Twelfth street,
except that those from East Wheeling
will report on Fourteenth street, facing
Fest'from EofF street.
The assistant marshals will there re-
ceived and conduct all belonging 10 The
procession to the positions assigned
them.
At7:S0 A. N. al the south front Of the
new Capitol building, the following order
will be observed: y -. : 2
Music by Kramer's Band.
Prayer by Rey. DR.. Mcclure.
WhittieT's Centennial Homn b. Grand Vocal
| Chorus, F. BaHstt, Musical Director
i Address BY His Exeelleney Gov. Jacob.
/ Music BY YAas' Wheeling City IAnd.
| Historical trauon by Hon. @. L CAnmeF.
| Gand Closing Chorus.
Al $50 o'clock A. n. the Procession viii move.
S's ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The processionwill be formed on Chap
line street, the right resting on Twelfth
street. in the following order:
CtyMlrshal and Police FOrec. -
CHIEF Marshal Of Procession and Ads
.,gtA. as ssis r.,-fs,y
| Washington 6uArdk. s'-t'
German BSneEOlent Association.
HaTmonie elAging sOeisty.
Order Of He'd Men. -.rr
| 49, .sLs Turnyefeia. Sfl.f
Aiaennerchof Singing Society.
GcfmAnEA Singing Society.
Beethoven Singing s0ciety. u -
Concord Lodge l Q, OF. r.i,rs'-a
| HeSner Boat Club,
| King William Lodge Ne. s A. p. A.
| a.f IT Alph0n.us Society.
Ancient Order Of hlbefniAns
| y, Order Of Hanriglri. ~.
7f. Shl City Lodge No. 3, 40. W.
| knights Of Pythsas. -
Orange Lodges- llt
| s4ass-s Music. -
Wagons Of Centennial Committees With tAbleluE
| Carriages with Governor, State 0tneefs.
| Couneil GentenniAl Committee. %.
Citizens Of Fulton.
| Wheeling ButeiIeFI Association.
Baker, Association.
| Soldiers Of the Union and Confederate Armies.
| Nall City Boat Cub
Citizens In Carriages and 90 Foot.
~ ColoFed Citizens With, sumner Band.
llshmnptS.
ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
The route OF procession will be up
| Nka nj s,.nl 80 EfayanKk SaS-,, Ela,a,,kk a.