The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22

The Columbian Fourth OF July cele-
brRtion Is moving along at a very satis-
factory rate, and, if weather and the
iates arc favorable, the celebration Is
sure to be magnificent success. All OF
the committees have got down to work,
and the arrangements are being rapidly
completed,
This evening at the chamber OF COM
merce the chief marshal, Colonel
August Roll, and his aides will meet to
complete their organization and decide
any matters relative to the conduct OF
the street demonstration that may
come up. In the meantime it Is espe-
cially desired by the chief marshal that
such societies as have not already signi-
fed their intention to take part in the
street parade at once notify Secretary
Dinger, OF the street demonstration
committee. Before the final arrange
ments for the parade q be completed
II must be known the number OF organ
izations that will take part. The fol-
lowing is q list OF the aides appointed
by the chief marshal. 1t is also desir.
able that such Of the aides as have not
already accepted tho position rendered
them will attend the meeting this even-
ing, as the chief marshal will then have
some instructions which he will impart
to the aides.
A. Reymann, Henry Baer, Dave Z.
Dinger, Augustus Pollack, Major George
Miller, Gen. I, s. Riley, O. P. Brown,
DR.. Aschmann, Captain Travis, Joseph
Brady, G. B. Hart, O. d. Thompson,
George Feeney, Stephen Waterhouso,
Charles Waterhouse, George House,
Clark Hamilton, William II. Turner,
Osborne Gray, Charles Rohrig. H. w.
schrebe, Christ. Kalbitzsr, Christ.
Viewig, Frank Gruse, John E. Strobel,
& L Brice, John Devine, William
Q. Welty, Robert Simpson, jr.,
Charles Hoffman, Henry Bieberson,
George O. Rolf, W. @. Stiiol, Cap.
tain William Otto, John Corcoran,
Richard Robertson, Col. Robert White,
A. A. FranZheim, Paul Reymann, Ed
Franzheim, Charles Smith, Charles
Horstman, August Medick, Otto Schenk,
Alfred PAUL, Campbell Richards, Irwin
Singleton, i. Bach, Fred Biedenbach,
George Stamm, w. b. McMcchen, F.
Behrens, jr., Milt Mabis, Joseph Hof-
man, Henry Meyer, Dave Bayha, Dave
Tappan, Il. B. Battelle, "A. G. Davis,
Herman Bentz, Lewis Steenrod, Charles
Braunhch, viii Lukens, Bernie Nc
Lure, Harry Fink, Ernest Metzner.
The committee or grounds appointed
at Tuesday evenings meeting Of the
general committee, Messrs. Baer and
Hart, were out yesterday hunting after
suitable grounds for the fireworks dis
play. They looked at the old fair
grounds site on the Island, and this
seemed to fill the bill more completely
than any other. Leaving the Island
they examined every piece OF ground
that has been suggested or thought OF
in the city, from the river to the hills
and as far down as the Forty-eighth
street car barns. The committee has
not yet decided upon q location.
On Monday evening at the chamber
, Of commerce the committees on street
demonstration, speakers and entortain-
ment and printing will meet to get up
the printed programme for the day,
WHICH 10 10 DO Oh Luo bhue bneeG aa VIC
declaration OF independence,
The wheelmen OF tho city are also
called to meet this evening at the
chamber Of commerce to complete ar
rangements for the street parade in tho
morning, lantern denomination in the
evening and tho road race in the after
noon. Additional officials for the road
race are to be chosen, and things gen.
orally for the bicycling featutes Of the
day put in shape. Every wheolman in
the city who intends taking part in the
celebration should be on hand at s
o'clock sharp.
There is no doubt that tho bicycle
division of the morning parade will be
one OF the finest features, but as an in
centive q suitable and valuable prize
will be given to the cycler who turns
out with the finest decorated wheel.
Another feature Of the bicycle di'
vision will DO a drilled corps OF expert
wheelmen under the command Of Will
sadler, who will put thom through
many fancy m|anoeuvers.