The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-06

An aerial display. entirely new and
very beautiful. This rocket ezhlblts
at 1.-THE highest point In It's flight gor-
geous golden cloud, hanging In the air
in sparkling brilllancy, and dropping
streams Of fire rain.
No. 17.-Exhibitlon piece, fire picture,
Admiral Sampson, 10x20. A magutfi-
cent reproduction in fire OF one OF the
nations heroes. Handsomely embel-
ifshed with jeWelied ares,
No. IS. = Grand salYo Of 1s-inch
Bombshells," to be Aired from copper
or iron moTtRrsi these shells are
charged with various chains Of Japan
ese and Chinese effects, and make a
wonderful display in the air at great
height
No 19.-Great Flight of twelve Jew
elled Streamer Rockets, aix:pound, dis-
playing great golden burst Of stream
ers OF brilliant FIRE, each terminating
with shell burst OF varlegatcd Jewell
ed stars. One Of the grandest displays
Of pYrotechny.
No. 2O.-ExhIbltIou. piece, Battleshlp
No. 2i.-EiSctrio Sun Illumination.
No. 2s.-NIagara Falls. Grand exhib-
ition piece. 2oxSo. Opens with a
shower OF silver spray, which termin-
ates into a realistic reproduction Of
the great Falls OF Niagara, beautiful
beyond description.
No. 2S.-Flight OF twelve colored Re-
volvIng Dragon Rockets, six-pound.
Each rocket, at Its highest altitude dis
charges fiery dragons, which are suR-
pended in the air, and swing with &C.
centric circles In shower Of brilliant
colored fires,
No. Ask pieces extra heavy jap
aRese Bombshells, 1s-inch, in flights,
and fired from copper or Iron mortRrs,
exhibiting the most beautiful comblna-
lions OF colors and designs with magi-
cal changes and effects known to the
pyrotechnic art.
No. 2S.-One exhibition piece, Bomb
cite Fountain" This is a flight Of
bombshells, with nm extra large bat
terry Of colored stars. The shells ascend
TO height Of 200 to 800 feet, and then
explode with a fine effect, while the
stars from the battery fill the space be-
tween with vareigated stars, meteors,
No. 2s.-Ezhibltion piece. fire picture,
Admiral Schley. 1OX20 feet. And he
didn't do thing to cervera's ships!
No. s7.-FiIght of twelve colored Re.
VGlVing Comet Rockets. siX-pounderE,
displaying In the air series Of comets,
descending slowly to the ground, re-
volvlng In q shower OF gold rain and
discharging smaller comets Of various
colors.
No. 2S.-Grand Display of Twelve
Mammoth whistiing Jacks" First eX-
hibits q fine illumination in carmlne,
and Is followed by an exhibition OF
fiery rpeteors and dragons. whistling
and screaming In fantastic, wild, I'M
earthly furore. terminating with a fusil-
aiding report.
No. 29-Fire picture. Sailor. sx10 feet.
This magnificent display cannot be
| properly celebrated without q tribute
| to our sailor boys,
| No. 30.-SlX Mammoth NeapolitRn Re-
pentlng Bombshells. Each one breaking
! four times each burst exhibiting varte'
eating colOrs and effects In Golden
Grain, Blossoms of Laburnum, Lilac,
Wlstarla, and orange, green, purple,
crimson and violet fires.
No, S1.-Grand flight Of twelve mann
moth Balloon Rockets. eight-pounders.
| a new and mammoth rocket, which, at
an altitude OF 600 feet, releases stimuli
taneously seven balloons, each with
yarlegnted signal stars attached, which
floating together and burning changing
colors, make the most effective display
Of any rocket made.
| No. 32.-Extra fine display Of twelve
mammoth Devil Among the Tallors.
The most amusing article ever offered
| IN the pyrotechRle line. It Ii to be
/ placed on the ground to Are, and opens
| with q grand illumination In colors,
] followed by a rich stream Of brilliant
| fre; next shows q fountain OF report
ing electric stars and terminates with
n burst OF fiery dragons, thrown to a
height of 60 to 60 feet, and exploding
with loud reports.
No. S3.-Grand Salvo Of Six Extra
Bomhsheiis. Is-iRch, to be fred from
copper or iron mortars; they are
charged with extra heavy combinations
Of color and design. exploding at an oil
tItude Of $50 to 400 feet.
No. 34.-one grand exhibition piece or
FIRE picture. 10xl2 feet, Mayor A.. T.
| Sweeney, surrounded by American
flags and with the motto, welcome.
Merchants"
No. 35.-Grand FliRht of twelve
Chageable Star Rockets, slx-pounders.
| This rocket. on reaching the highest
point in it's hight. discharges hundreds
Of brilliant carmine stars, lighting up
the heavens with wonderful bTillianey,
changing simultaneously TO emerald,
| and producing a wierd effect.
No. 3G.-Extra fine display Of twelve
mammoth Dragon Nests. Commences
with discharges Of electric stars. each
star in its flight separating and making
a number OF smaller stars or flashes;
next brilliant fire to 10 feet high,
Fad as grand finale nm outburst Of
kissing, fiery dragons takes place: they
nil the air with loud. kissing noises and
ieave trails Of brilliant IRE behind them
as they shoot through the air.
No. 37.--SiX pieces extra heavy jap
nnese Bombshelis, lS-lnch. in flights,
fred from copper or iron morthFS: they
are charged with extra heavy effects in
gold and silver rain, solid colors, etc.
No. 3s.-Grand exhibition piece. fire
picture. Admiral Dewey's flagship,
olympia. 1Ox2O feet.
No. 3e.-Flight Of twelve JapAhSe
FREELY Rockets. sIx-pound. A novel
and magnificent rocket, introducing an
aerial display entirely new in pyroteeh-
| ny. The rocket, on reaching It's high
est altitude, displays several floating
batteries and fountains, which remain
nearly stationary tn the afr, displaying
streams OF stars and meteOrN Of various
| rOtorH projected I'm nil directions and