The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-07-01
COME AND SEE THE Fun.

tins year at the East End IL manner
worthy of the occasion.
For some weeks back the special COM
mittee having the work of preparation
in charge, consisting of Capt. Marcy.
D. n Morrison and Ernest Schuster,
has been working hard, and has spared
no effort to make the celebration a sue
cess. The first thing was to secure the
necessary money, and to that end con-
tributions were solicited from our bust
ness men and others, including citizens
of the West end. In this undertaking
the committee met with gratifying sue
cess, enough money having been Sc
cured to warrant the CARRYING out the |
program of sports given below.
But it requires more than money to |
make a Fourth of July celebration a
success. A thousand-and- one little af- |
fairs had to be considered and attended |
to, and it is to the credit of the commit |
given its whole attention to the various |
matters connected with the proposed |
celebration, and that the Fourth of |
July, barring climatic disturbances, will |
be tittingly celebrated.
There will be the usual salute at sun
rise, to commence with, and at 1880 |
the parade will take place, to be fol- |
lowed by the other features of the pro-
gram in their regular order.
As for the salute, the committee had /,
hoped to secure captured Spanish |
gun for the occasion, But being disap- |
pointed they have been forced to fall |
back on the local anvil ordnance,
which, no doubt will be sufficiently |
noisy to awake the people from their
SAUNDERS and bring them to conscious |
ness that the Fourth of July is once |
more with us, though it is hoped that |
no one will mistake the report Of the |
anvil far tho roar of q cyclope "a il nra-
ca - fN
dicted in the following poem:
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Closer. louder. roarcd the thunder,
Shook he very earth him under.
Made The nous" ah"ve INN shake
His doom
Md he reried
Not long unconscious he lay
out 10 himl it seemed a ycai).
.>s the sound upon him broke
OF the booming of a cannon
OF the shouting Of the people
Whv he law nus un"m The moor
With no sign Of match or lamp.
II" re- rcm m'H ID he" Cd been . drinking
'7'iitttiith- SlibI- Inv iIl-lit ''iolt,
ne ,,S Was awl WIZ mixed I .',' ana rmnnulea'
He. af ,,Id r iE 6 omTt dn "iv "re
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Into the light,
Joining in the sport galore.
floating III the haiHy air;
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saw ne ftte upon the bay.
TINS h.. r,I.rd :, XIV " d ,'r"" pay
Tho balloon oSoan.ions :, .ho oco
noon and evening will be leading fea-
lures in the DAVIS program. and well |
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for the OratOrical portion of the DAVIS |
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II auiicleht guarantee that II VIII De |
equal to the occasion.
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expected To be a pleasinr spectacle and |
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WY ''>'
those who love dancing Will have an
oppoi '"il'S ~ uahce 70 'heir hearts
JuI,rn !. : parEar will bo Tho ,,,or