The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

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EGp OuNuR VI thS HtoA'
Ing fraLpruitv wr9 M oyr,,ntlnn In tho
rulo. IA newly arrived Gtltcsfnln
,,,,,II ,rt,o 80 r,r,,,r, 49, moi. dr,,o
will H''eo W 'on4lih' 'iu uua'I "u7
a'owIin' an biconIn' SUCCESS" Nearly
Two thousand people vhb passed w
tho Nozoyt pcrk IrcI,,c.to chm. hnr-v
n, '.YI., 800 -.
,o'o'" WIN WIN u''o eCCo'u hNe 'no
kin2 OF ftance'a ten thousand men,
taEe breath and ceho the sentiment
inc grocery storus OF tho city closed
'hcif doors 10! tho AFTERNOON and ~ l
O'Clock tho grand street Demonstration
took place, and was one OF tho tno't IN
the history OF Gfoc0ts' DIy In Whcel.
inc; Tho limo formed ct !. .. y. F. ball
at tho corner OF Twelfth and Chnplinc
streets. Z. *; smith wGs tho oDiciont
grand nGrahul and Houry W. Schrebo
was assistant marshal The limo form
ed aa follows:
GRIND MNShGl sGS.n gn1 AysIstan, Marshal
Dc,o, q, nor, ,5 sclIY0e; ~ r,,r,o,0r,
: 'O''N' u IrEe tli"' - - -'''' ''''' -
Tcistet's Eaad
es FmGS;S Usntc WIZ IN. u J., l
. 8rSS;Sc f md md q p p Jug has al Nv"
100 GROCERY CLERKS wi;h JapGraSo p2rcsolG
1,,H VEIN, na g5o9cr3 ,
| UtolsSalo csocs,s. COMMIT sion men md othc,s
III Carriages.
The demonstration attracted Unit
Versal interest and admiration,
the festive drumtpur With stop
go iaunty munopolizInp must of
tho attention Of tho spcrtatore. The
liuo Of march wac a5 follows: Down
Chapline TO Fouttecoth. 20 Market. no
to fwoi.h, down 10 5taIn. down 10
| Twcnty.second, IN 10 Chariipn dovr
to Twenty-scvcnt6. Nm 70 Eol: d2wn b
| Thirv-niutb, up 10 Jacob, down 10
! Purk incline.
For several no,rru therp way n yGirfuv
| multitude a. the foot Of Tho ipHipn
plano railway. tho facilities; Lnjhg far
below tho ueccssi,inq Of Tho oceoslob
At G O'Clock 4OI0 nconlo hsd r1rssot nm.
and uttc. supper a thousaud othgrs
vent IN for tho dccnipp's eutnrtnir-
! mont, making The picnic the most sue.
ceasiul over given b. +he rrocora
The afternoon on tho hill tons Vas a
| mos, ENJOYABLE ana. thn onurossivn h r,t
| tclt In town boiup o wclror,e absoptoo
Ter.plps WA tho narno tbot con,bt
I most everybody ,brs could 6p+ within
| breathing distance O, tKo aiIpva md
| some good-ood had scores wera rnsdn
4, the dancing pavilion tboso wbo had
an inclination for the li1hs fantastic
woro strictly in 4, tb;-ty.tw6 numbere.
being on the urorrammo.
A number OF amend cventq vcre On.
tho riternoon card, and ali wcrN warn
Witnessed bv Iargo crDwIg Tho bicv.
clio r0ce ,ooE olace On tho Gunrtnr.niic
cinder track round tho crown Of The
| hin. md wus rya,uly contested by four
riders. Henry Holman. Monnhan- ii,
Ulrich and Howard schaelfcr Tho
latter proved 70 ba both snogdy and
lnckv. avoiding the fallg that foll to tho
others HoEman's frIonds claim that but
for fall be wouldhuye been tho Tinner.
Tbs summary: Schnettcr, rygL. Mona
hop, secopd: HviTmao, third: UIr;ch,
fourth,
The WALKING mu.ch rounosi,e dfrec.
.,onsl vrs ono OF Che mos, oniovahie
features oni resulted IA follows: Jobn
Il terhouso frat: Ierr. Eilenborccr,
second; Mr. Hubbard, third: William
Fllipphorn. fourth. The san,l,roun who
finished fourth and last Was a hot favor
iR and his poor showing was q p,eae
disappo;ntmenL
Tho scene in tho marx las. cveulng
with the myriad OF arc lights illurnln-