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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08
Stuet n4mtliGe Gt1nferer.

9as Saupt bes gum Slottenmtniiterium
geb0rigen @9iffabrtss8ureun's s o 10 :
ninf6te1b, tpieberbolt in feinem Sab
resberi9te an ben SlOttenminiftsr Song
feline berii9tigten 9%emein6eiten eegen
@9len, feige, obne bieien 5u nennen, 1Greibt
bufiir feinem 2iebling pber @iinitling
@ampIon a1es @erbienit I'M bic GrfOGge
BEL Santiago 5u unb iti4elt fogdr auf
Oepeb; er nennt ben Seeiteg BEL Manila bus
Wert elmer @Gidsftunbe. Slid pirtt freiz
lt8 BEL iebem grpBen Siege nit. 9as bat
.felbft ber groBe @ieger Moltte alsgefpro9en.
Qber ben nit 10 GROCER llmii9t, &iibnbeit
unb @ntI9GuBtraft eingeleiteten Sieg
0epeD's a1s bloBe @Giidsfu4e bin8uite1en.
lit ebenfo t60ridt tpie gemein.
8a6rli4 Der 5lottenmiuifter fpute ber>
artige @usfdGe zines untergebenen ni9t
buloen! -
@Gs mir tiir3ti9 iiber ben r5ur @ernunft
qebrddten gopberlD", ben @eneral.
commiRGr Der @inpunberung, i4rieben, lag
uns aug bef1en neuetem Subresberi4te elm
Mus5ug bor, in pel4em MIR MoblmolIenbes
unb ni9ts l1sbelpoaenbes ii6er @intpanz
berung entbalten mar. @6eniO crying es
bamals Der rN. 3. @taats3eitung". Seit>
6er 1T uns aber ein grDBerer 4usaug aus
benz fruglihen Sabres6sri9t 5usstommen.
ltnb aus einem Der bdrin ent6altenen 8orz
f4ldge fpri4t gang Der alte ungebeRerte
pOpOerlp. @r f4ldgt ndmli4 Elm 9eies
bpr, bas ben Generalcommifdr Der Sim
tpanoerung pber ben Sinan3minifer felbit
ermd9tiQt, @ingepattberte uu9 mod mad
ibrer 3uldfung. tpe9en 8erlebung irgenn
pel4er @eiebe, ni4t nur ME bis1er tpegen
l1ebertretung Der @intpanberungseefebe. gu
ber6aften unb aus biefem 2anbe gu i9tden
unb bas 5uglei9 fOlgenbe 8etimmung ents
bdlt: Die Srift, pdbrenb beren @ingeipanz
berte, Die bier Der Dffentliden Wo1ltbdtigteit
sur eaf fallen, fUrtaef@afft per6en tDnnsu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08
GISafrifattf6e Wantett.

Die Redtf4reibung fiibafrifaniI4er Sea-
men, loneit lie benz Spra9f9aBe Der 8oeren
c1t Itantmen, lIegt in ben 6p9beutiden Sci
tungen bdufig febr i'm Nr9en. Die urIa9e
ltegt in Der @ntte1ung Der nieberbeutl3en
Hamen bur9 en9lii9e 3eitungen unD &abels
bert9te, aus benen Die beutI9e 3e~itungsbez
richter tattnng f3Dpfen muB. Der bur9 feline
ii~ibufrifanii6en Nrbeiten befannte &artpz
graph 2angbans, beIen npolitii4zmilttdz
ride &arte bpn 9ibafrifa" (@ot6d, Sutus
pert9es) Die 8dmpfe 3pif9en 8oeren unb
@ngldnbern big our @egenpart berani9auz
li9t, giebt cine ,3uiammenIteGung nieeerz
beut19zafritani1der Grunbp6rter, bic in b.n
Ortsnamen bes 2altbes bGufig neberfe6ren.
Die mi@tigiten fibren mir na9Itebeno auf:
aar bebeutet eincn unterir6tibea Wdlier7
lauf 0p6beut16: Mber; banab feiBt
Die militdrif9 tpi6tige Gifenba6nz& reuaz
I%tatipn i'm n0r6liG9en &aplanb De Mar);
dam besei9net oEBer benz @rbwa1 gum
IuHan9en tes @ahers audi Die g%etaute WaI@
iermenge lelbt ;doorn:0 ornafa3ienbeitonb
in SluBbetten; drift: TluBfurtb, 1le6erz
fabrtsfteQe; fontein: 0oiicrlo6, QueGIe
gravwater: 0aiIerIocb i'm 6luB6ett
kip: Stetn, &lippe, SeIien; kloof
S6Lu6t, &Llft; kolk: 8alierIo6; kop,
kopje: 8ergfuppe, 6ii9eI; laagte: Niez
oerung, tpetteS SluBtbal; modder: Moz
raft; cog: Quge, @aiiertiimpel; hoogte
6obebene, Gobeni9meQe; pan: Sals7
pfdnne, Heite frii6erer 8radpaferIeen;
poort: 9fOrte, @n9poB; put, pitts: eez
GARDENER 8runnen, 8oifer[ob; riet
S3tlfrobr; vivier (ntbt ~revier) SluB
spruit: 8a9, fleiner STUB STRAIT :oegee
tationsloie, e~eroQbe6edte Gbene; weld
8ei6ez un6 Saabfelb, Gbene; vlakte
5ldGe, pldteauartige 8aferf9eibe 5ptI9er
5pei SluBipftemen; Wei: 3ur Gesenseit
@aRer fi6renbe feline Senfungen nit t9oz
nigem 8oben; waterbank: 8a1ier ball
tenbe, pannenartige Gertiefunsen I'M Selsz
boben; VERT: 8obnplab, MnficbeIuna
zand: Sanbfld9e. CUR ri6tisen Qusz
ipra4e Der bpGdnbif9en Ndmen fei enblid
nod angefibrt, OaB ae tpe a lautet, cen pie e;
lie, len pie /; il tpte Ell; oe pte II (alio gloemz
%fontein = 8~lumfontein); % o; ou au;
if 1T; II : ii; ui = Ell; b =f;5=
gum 8etfpiel 3un0fprutt = SdnOIpreu)
: Nu9 Der nrfprung Der Nanten etnigs1
fiibafrifanif9er StGbte, bic in
ben 8eribten oft auftaufen tperten, biirfte
bon Snterefe fem. 0urban 1T na4 @ir
9eniamin Durham benannt, Der i'm Sabre
1884 8ouberneur bes Soaps mar. Sra
+ a m 8 0 IN n unb 9arrDmttG ftnt
na6 rem MiGitGrfommanbanten Sbert Sra
BAN unb Sbert Sir 6arrp Smit6 benannt.
GaGebon, 6omeret uno Sra
bod BADEN i6re Namen BON ben friiberen
@ouperneuren Carl IF Galebon, 2orb Gbarz
Ges Somer1et u1b Sir Sobn Grabod. Sn
BEN Namen 2abpfmtt6, SPORT Gil
3abet9 unb 2abp @reD fino biz
Srauen BON @puberueuren reretptgt tpproen.
&tmber1ep fibrt Ieinen Narnen auf Den
Carl BON &imberleD 3urif, Der in Den SaAz
rem 187O-1874 8olonialminiiter mar, gu
elmer 3eit, po Die Stubt ii9 bon elmer tleinen
Nieberlafung gum Mittelpunfte Der Minens
i~nbuitrie auh9pan9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08

@as uns Anakesis beiBt, pie es au4
bieBe, piirbe fiber bic 2etben a0er Don 9Gs
morrboiben @epla9teu linbern nnb ibncn
belfe11. 0ieies gi9enmittel, beieu @irtlan1=
felt bur9 feline benz Srt bes Qeibens anse=
paBte StOpielform unterthbt mirb, bat fi9
lett elmer &etbe ppn Sabren nnb Bel Sauien=
ben pom Potienten bendbrt. @nsepaBt if
/" in auen Ipot6efen 3u babeM. 9reis $1.00.
8roben RET. Tranco SugeI9idt bur9 P.
Neustaedter & Co., Box 2416, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08
STRAIT Se&peD N. 1tnS ibr erItet
Mdttu.

Ser @erIobung bes @bmtroGg
Senen no9 27iGbrigem 8tttiperitunt
nit Der IeEr reiGen @ittpe Des General
6a8en, Srou MtIbreb 6a3en, Gsgeu
poIiti16e 9hupif4IoufDpfs fogar politif9e
8ebeutung Bel, 8eil Srou 6a5en Die
S9neiter beS bemotratii9en @oubernetrsz
fan0ibaten So4n &. Mc2edn bon S6ip lei,
bebaupten Die @9laufOpfe, perbe bas Ser
IDbniB benz Mc2eun ais fiinftigem S9tpa.
Ger bes National6elben 0iele Sttmmen petz
f4affen.
Mir gGo1ben iebo9 ni3t, baB audi nue
Elm ein5igerStimmge6er in Sbio 70 finbif6
1T, fi9 BON p1hen G~ripdgungen leiten
gu laien.
Srau 6a3en bat felt Dem Sobe hires
er7ten Mannes un3d6lige &Drbe ausget9eiIt.
Sic 1T BON m~ittIerer 9r0Be, tpiegt 100
9funb, 1T br~aun9oarig un0 bral1nGugig,
fat cine Frif6e @et6tsfor6e, u1b fie6t ri6t
Glter uls Misunderstanding aus, tpieipo9l
fe bas @9nobenu1ter felt einigen sSSabren
ii6erf4ritten bat. SIR ein3iges Sinh, Elm
@o6n, itarb bor einem Sobr. 9eipeD bringt
elm Sinh in Die neue @be, 1einen Sobn,
einen frteblt3en fleinen Seem gorfer Saul
mann. Sn Srau 6o3en's M1tter, Der
@ittne @afbington Mc2eun's, bes rei9en
Gincinnatter Geitungsberausge6ers unb
Spefulanten, %6efommt 9epeb cine gitise,
ii6er W}iutoren berTiigerbe alte S8pieqerz
mutter. Srau 9a5en'S etn3i9e @6ipeitsr
lit an ben ~befannten, gegenpGrtig alF Guba
beThGfti9ten @ereraI Qublo1p perEeirat6et.
9o4 nun mod Elm Nort iiber ben erften
W}ann Der Nbmiralsbraut, Der emit als
bo4oerbienter General ibr 9er3 getparn!
Wm. 8a6cod 9a3en puroe ge6oren
am 27. September 1880. mar al7o etpas
alter als 9etpep. Mte btefer fam er in
@ermont CUR Nelt, bon fpo aber feline 81
tern, als er bret Sabre ait mar, mad S6io
3oger. Sn Meft 9otnt ausgebilbet, maGte
er aGs iungerS fft3ier Snbianerfelb3iige NIT.
8eim Nusbru9e bes 8iirgerfriegs 2c6rer
Der Sattif in Meit point, I8tpang er ftb
i'm &rte9e f9neQ empor. On Der Gpibe
elmer 8rtgube fGmffte er in ben @8la6ten
bon S4iloA, Gorint6 unb bonn Stone &iber,
an Dem er bur9 feline geT6tdten 8etpegunz
gen piel gum Stege bes @en. &oiecrans
bsitrug. gr mar audi elmer Der Saupt6elz
ben in ben S9la9ten am G6tdamauga,
Bel Chattanooga, auf Serman's 5elb5ug
na9 QtDanta unb uuf befen Marf9 na8
Der Gee, ben er bmr9 Die Ginna6me hes
Sort WcNQtiter unb Sabana6's fr0nte.
3ulebt fi6rte CT inter Sherman 6as Is.
Qrmeecorps. Dem beutI9=fran3Dfi9en
nnb benz lebten rufftI9=tiirtii9en &rtege
pp6nte er ols 8eDba4ter BEL unb i9rie6
ii6er betbe &riege. Oils &ommarbdnt BON
SORT 8ufDrb in 9afota bedte er Die Ga1z
nereien Der goiten6Gnbler unb mtttel6ar
bes ban1uligen &riegsminifbers 8eltnap auf
Der fDbann bon prGfibent Grant entlufTen
purbe. SIN DECEMBER 1880 an bic @piBe
bes Signolpefens getelt, berdntaItete 6uz
gem pi9ttge grfuri4ungsrei EN-; er fii6rte
bic @ignule iiber tuIte 2uftftr0mungen unb
anbere fir 6anbel unb 2anbpirt6IGaFt
pihtige SignaGe Elm, f9rieh a13 0erthz
bones iiber unfru4tbure 2Gnbereien i'm Syns
nern Der Ser. Studten, foipie bii6f6e St:sz
gen aus ietrem Solbdtenleben unb tpurbe
bur9 fetren f9on am 16. SsSanuar 1887
bur8 &runf6ett erfo1gten Sob aus feinem
rii6mli9en nnh niibltben Mtrfen ab6erufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08
menn ods RIeine sahnt,

70 perIdrmt ni9t, has alte NIB pobG erprobte
Siilfsmittel fir baS 3obnen Der &illoer,
Mrs. @inslow's Sootbing Sprnp,, an5us
Yenbsn: gr ber19i9t O@s sinO, er~ei$t Oas
8inOfolit uub 1T bos bette Miftel seseu
DiorrbOe. SInfunbswau3ie Gents bic Slai6e,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08

8ruber mar fein Mitbetperber Bel Der PrGz
fi~bentenpa6l. ST 5eigt in Die fem @mte bic
felbe 5G6igfeit unb 6eitigteit tpie &riiger i'm
SranspaaG, nit benz er am II. Mdr5 1897
bos @3ubz unD S%rubbunonib f6lpB. bas
NIT @enebmigung Der beirerfeiti9en Bolts
pertretun9en ms 2eben trat unb fi4 ieBt 10
ru6mbpQ betpd6rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08

* efubt: 9~fhffieer, frdftiQer Wann, 40 Sabre oft,
W sSarner 9epeIen, 1u6t cine 5arnt an bemirthihof.
ten bel dIterer Seuten ober Acknowledgement frau. Soher
&obn pent9er beonIpru6t ais auft6nbise Bsban6lnng.
Gbreien erbeten inter:
Sno4ipD a. 20 Gtaots5sltnng.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08
Qn5eieen.

a. ratmtatiomSs Garten fur aMe 0eIeS snbeis
VD ten, Tanessg3riefbosen, Watbenbrtefe
@boIefnIe nmo 9fetaiI Bel
KOELLING & KLAPPENBACH.
2eutiHe 8ubbanblu1s, l0o-l02 g~tonbolpb Str.
geltpboH: MoIn zig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08

sc rtnerOerIon at: Sntenioenter W1ann olS
~ Partner fir beuti9es Ws6enblatt NIT eabene.i9dft
nehme Sroefteas. Sfferten inter I'd. AZ an BE eyRs.
Gtaatsaeituna. 29ot3io3m6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-29

Although the severe wind and rain
Storm last evening between G and 8
o'clock kept thousands away from the
Elks' street fair and oriental carnival.
yet the attendance for the day was
over 5000. second only to that OF Tues
day when the weather conditions were
perfect. This showing indicates the
hit the Elks have made and would lndi
cate. too, that the crowds TODAY. Fri
day and Saturday. will be even lurger.
Yesterday was "Elks' Day" and the
brethren came In large numbers from
all the surroundings towns. The best
showing was made by. the Grafton
lodge. which came In two sleepe,s via
the Baltimore g. Ohio late In the after
noon and ran right into the shower.
Though the rain brought ull the color
out of their purpic-hued umbrellas and
discolored their duck suits, the boys
from Grafton were not discouraged and
proceeded to enjoy themselves at the
grounds last evening, having the as
sistance OF reception and entertain
ment committee from the Wheeling
lodge that was nearly the entire lodge
in point of numbers
To-day is Merchants Day" and
"Wheelmens Night" and the double
attraction bids fair TO bring about the
record breaking attendance for the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-29
THEY MAKE STOGIES,
Hannah Brothers Have n Factory

Hannah Brothers Have Factory in
Connection With Their Exhibit.
Those who have never seen cigars
or stogies manufactured will have that
opportunity when they visit the street
fair. and the thousands who attended
yesterday spent quite little time taxi
Ing advantage OF 1t. In Hannah Bros
booths Is full-fledgcd licensed cigar
factory. and two clgnr workers demon
strate how the Justly famous Hannan
Bros Little Ilavanas are made The
booths are decorated as nearly complete
as any ut the fair. and the tissue decor
atoms OF purple and white blended
beautifully, and the hundreds OF cleo
tric lights make an effect that Is truly
bewitchinE. Surrounding the whole
scene IL one OF the best electric signs
ever seen in the city. There are 2GO in
candesccnt lights in the sign, and the
result can easily be imagined. For the
benefit OF his patrons Mr.. Charles Han
nan has decided 10 keep his cigars and
st0gies on sale during the fair, and a
man can see his stogies made before he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-29
THE HIT OF THE WEEK


olauc ny thc GRAFTON Lodge Hhicil
Arrived IN the Afternoon.
The hit Of the week scored by visit
Ing delegations to the fair was that
achieved yesterday by Grafton lodge
No. sos. b. p. o. E. This lodge struck
the town forty strong about 4 p. M.
coming over the Baltimore & Ohio In
two special coachcs. The antlered mon
archs were attired In suits OF white
duck, with white hats and carried pur
pie umbrellas. They were accompanied
by the Grafton brass band and n lively
looking goat, who was deckcd out In
purple.
The Grafton brethren were met at
the Baltimore & Ohio depot by Wheel
lodges reception committee and es-
corted TO the local lodges palatlal quar-
tcrs on Main street. The visitors made
a splendid appearance rs they paraded
the streets and were recipients OF mp
plnuse all along the line. After the in
ner man had been attended to they were
escorted to the fair. the Opera House
band assisting In the musical diversion.
The Graftonites have two sleepcrs.
which were slJe-trackcd for their ben
eft They are a jolly crowd and will
cut quite Il figure. Colonel c. II. Straub
acts Ms pienipotentiary and minister ex-
traorGinnry In lieu Of Exalted Ruler
Joyce, who was unable to come. and
another. shining star in the welcome
invaders Is Major T. a. Devcny.
Accompanying the Grafton lodge are
representatives OF Warrington and
Fairmont lodges. J. G.. Lantz and II.
l.. Swishcr are among the MOrGantown-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-29
OUT.OF.TOWN ARRIVALS.

There was an Increase Of out -of-town
visitors to the fair yesterday and among
the registers ut the hotels were the fol-
lowing:
Windsor L. NJ. MADEIRA, Grafton:
Miss May Gould. Miss Lolita w. Gould,
Parkersburg: u. Wilson, Clarksburg:
C. W. Arnett, Client J. Arnc,t Fair
mont: a. l.. Knmmel, Il. +. Bailey,
Grafton: Charles Updcgraff. Mt. Pleas
ant: Percy Leap, New MartInsvillc: J.
NJ, Sullivan. New MnrtinsvIlle.
Grand Ccntral-J. f. Crottlcr. w. II.
MIss!ldlnc. Morgnntown; L. II. Hcpp,
WclIsburg: S. Mcsbaum. ClarksNurg;
a. r. Kelley, Grafton; d. NJ. Haley and
wife md ]. +. Booth. Marietta: j. II.
Bowdeii. WeHaburS: Albert NJ. Witter,
MngGlllon.
Howell-W. II. Kuchner. Middle
bourne; Il. u. Rouse, WoodsNcld: Andy
Druncr. a. NJ. Rice. Slstersvillc: u. c.
burnside. West Milford; Percy Trcmb-
lin, Monongah; J. II. Long. Smithticld:
]. II. Masters, Fairmont; S. +. Mar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-29
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS

And Rare Plants Form the Attractive
Display Of Max Hess ut the Street
Fair.
The lovers OF flowers and plants who
visit the Street Carnival are delighted
with the excellence of the display made
by Max l.. Hess. the well known florist
and decorator. The fragrance OF hun
dreds OF cut flowers and plants attract
the visitors attention TO Mr.. Hess
booth. and, when once attracted, the
beholder Is rot In hurry to pass II by.
Besides being tastefuliy draped with
bunting. potted plants of a rare charac
ter are distributed about in an artistic
manner. One OF these which Is particu-
larly' attractive Is fine large Yucca In
the midst OF fine specimen of bloom
ing roses and spireas. Beautiful hang
ing baskets are displayed in profusion.
and In all the exhibit Is one of the best
on the street
The counter fs lined with cut flowers.
carnations. sweet peas and, In fact, all
kinds Of beauties are for sale. Mr..
Hess makes speciality of design work.
bedding plants and shrubbcry. His
phone number Is 1872
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-29
NOTES OF THE FAIR.
fake 1t 10000 to-day.

Make 1t 10000 to-day.
This is Merchants. Day."
Also 1t Is "Wheelmen's Night"
The rain didn't hurt the decorations
The yachts are doing a land Office
| business.
Alexander Frew gives courtplaster
as souvenirs.
The band played wait Till the
Clouds Roll By"
The Streets of Cairo was the drycst
spot in the Midway.
Souvenir distributors have extended
10 the wharf landings.
The camels seemed to enjoy the
rain. but they couldn't stop chewing
the rag"
Mr.. Johnson" is the appellatlon
given to one of the camels by its Turk
ish hostler.
The band played Immediately after
the marriage ceremony, an air strange
ly familiar.
Wheeling lodges committees keep uI
their beaver energy and will be in at
the finish good and strong.
Lo. the poor Indian will take unto
himself II wife tonight at o'clock. The
rain scared him last night.
The Reuben who is advertising Han
nan Bros Little Havanas. had lots OF
fun on the midway yesterday.
Harry Klapheck is being congratula-
ted on all sides for his work in decor
ating p. Welty & Sons booth.
The next big thing to decorate for.
will be the knights OF Pythias grand
lodge and tri-state meeting OF the
Uniform Rank In October.
The seats In the German village af-
ford rest for the fair-wcaried and the
wearicd fair. The liquids and the sand
w!ches come high, but We must have
EN-.
a Second ward delegation last night
cvinced great interest in the Porto Ri
cans. Birds of feather. ETC." The
war has developed many Porto Ricans
In this country.
The Hub clothiers' Italian organ
grinder and human Monk invaded the
premises of the Midwa.- yesterday and
had the crowd laughing. It Is one of
the best get ups seen here for years.
Stone & Thomas booth is the only
one where 4 complete new show Is
made every day. The firms decorator,
w. J. McNabb. Is in charge, and he is
showing his excellent taste in the ar
rangement Of fabrics
a matter which escaped notice was
the fact that the trappings of all the
horses in Mondays parade were uni
form. The bride and martingale was
white, with purple roscttcs and the
saddle blanket purple broadcloth.
trimmed with white felt They were
furnished by Schwertfeger
Mayor Sweeney issued a proclama-
ton. asking all business people to OBJ
serve a half holiday this afternoon in
order that their employees may have an
opportunity TO visit the fair. The re-
Spouse has been most gratifying. all
of the wholesalers and Il majority OF
the retail people agreeing to close their
stores this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-29
THIS is "NEHCHANTs' DAY.
AT the Street Fnirun Many Estab-
- liShmCnt. Will Close

'Shhi'Ht' " III SloSc.
This is Merchants day" and wheel
mems night" at the Elks street fair,
and the Indications are that the attend
ance will be the largest of the week.
Yesterday afternoon an agreement was
circulated In the wholesale district on
Alain street. and was generally signed.
The agreement is that the wholesale
establishments viii be closed at noon.
In addition, the retailers on Main and
Market streets, between Tenth and Six
teenth streets. will close at noon
This gives about 5000 people an after
noon and evening during which to visit
the great entertainment provided for
the Wheeling public this week by the
grace of Wheeling lodge No. IS, B. p.
Q. e., and needless TO state the oppor-
tunity will be taken advantage of gem
orally. The programme for the day Is
as follows:
AFTERNOON O'CLOCK.
Balloon Ascension by Madame lie Roy.
fVENING-I:3O O'CLOCK.
Colored Cake Walk. Open to nll corners.
Prizes $40 and s..
kenitescopo Exhibition OF the Battles OF
Manila and Santiago, by Signor FranconI.
Of New York.
Music by Little German Band.
In addition, 1t Is "Wheelmeu's night"
Mt the fair and the knights of the ST.
lent steed are preparing to take part
In the big street demonstration called
for this evening. The parade will go
over the principal streets, and Is to
wind up at the street fair grounds. All
the bicycle riders of this vicinity are
Invited to participate In the parade,
which will be conducted by the Rough
Riders Cycle club. Riders having comic
costumes are requested TO wear them.
The parade will start at p. m. The
route is as follows: Form on Eighteenth
street. down Eighteenth to Chaplinc,
up Chapline to Seventeenth. west on
Seventeenth 10 Market south on Mar
ket 10 Twenty-tirst, west on Twenty
first to Main, down Main to Twenty
seventh. east on Twenty-scvonth 10
Chapline. south on Chapl!ne 10 Thirty
third. east on Th!rty-third TO Eoff.
down Eoff to Thirty-ninth east on
Thirty-ninth to Jacob. north on Jacob
10 Thirty-third. west on Thirty-third
10 Chapline. up Chapline to Twenty
second. west on Twcnty-second to Mar
ket. north on Market to Eighteenth
west on Eighteenth over suspension
bridge, west on Virginia to Broadway.
south on Broadway to I;lks' fair and
disband. The parade will be in COM
mand Of Thomas Garden.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-29
AT THE WEDGWOOD.
Pretty and Appropriate Souvenirs Of

Pretty and appropriate Souvenirs Of
the Street Carnival to be Had.
There is no display at the Elks' big
show which delights the ladies, or at
tracts the eye OF the lovers of art in
china, more than The Wedgwood, and
many are the Visitors who stop long
enough to look at and admire the rare
and deiicatly made table ware. orna-
mental goods and toilet ware. etc. The
ornamental goods are particularly
sought after by the visitors. and the
very low price asked scr figures. vases
cups and saucers and plates of china
bisque or wcdgwood induces many a
one 20 take home 4 souvenir that will
always be appreciated.
The booth Is presided over by Mrs
c. Foster, who mas lately opened n sales
room CT No. 1908 Main stree. where can
always be founG full line of the very
best OF this class of goods ut the lowest
prices. The Wedgw0Od ware has be-
CONC fad and beautiful one. II has
taken the place of bisque to great ex-
tent. and rs the name of Mrs. Foster
store indicates. she makes a specially
OF this ware
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-29
PHOTOGRAPHS AND SUPPLIES
Are Exhibited TastcinIIy byJ. II. Kirl

Are Exhibited last cinlly byJ. II. Kirk
mt his Pretty Booth on Exhibitors
Row.
J. II. Kinks are store and photo--
graphic studio. has for years been
looked upon as the leader in that line
Wheeling and vicinity. and It Is with
pleasure the lrtellisenccr notes the
excellence of his display at the street
carnival. Besides being artistic from
decorative standpoint. the class Of
goods exhibited are of the highest
class and worthy of the admiration
they receive daily from the thousands
of visitors.
The Photographic work displayed Is
Of a superb character and II placed In
competition would no doubt show up
with the best In the country. a full line
Of cameras and Photographic outfits
and supplies at all prices are also dis
played and specimen prints Of the var
lous makes Of camera handled by Mr.
Kirk.
The many visitors to the studio and
store room ut No. zoos Main street, have
been treated to fine exhibition of art
this week and have been made TO feel
that they are always welcome,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-29
a PROMINENT ELK.


Mr.. VIII Gutman's Exhibit Il Com.
plctc and Attractive One.
One Of the most enthusiastic mem
bers of Wheeling Lodge No. IS. b. p. O..
E., Is Mr.. VIII Gutman, the popular
halter and gents furnishing goods man.
and it was natural for him TO try TO
excel in the decoration OF his booth at
the Street Carnival, and that he sue
ceeded Is attcsted by all who have WIS.,
tied the big show this week. Bunting
was never more taste fully arranged,
nor was finer line of gentlemen's fur
nlshings ever displayed than is shown
here. Shirts, collars, cuffs. gloves. ties.
outing hats and caps. and in fact every
item that goes toward making an ex-
hiblt of this kind complete.
y handsome American flag is draped
over the entrance to the booth. and
japanese lanterns, tissue chains. etc,
lend an cnchantmGnt to the place tina /
Il beautiful. At Mr. Gutman's store.
No 1911 Market street. there is also Il
neat decoration that is attracting gen
era: attention.