The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-28


 the firework display in the evening.
 This is the afternoon programme:
 Star Spangled Banner,
 March-Florodora.
 election-Ernani
 Patrol cteristic-American.
 Medley ............ ............. Pinsut Valse ............. ...... ..... .Calanthe Plantation Melodies.
 Gavotte-Enchantme
 March-My Dinah. Overture-La Patriote.
 Galop--Electric.
 The evening programme!
 America.
 March-Singing Girl.
 Selection Huguenots.
 March-Blushing Rosie.
 Valse-El Paso.
 March-I Am Waiting Here for Julia. 1 Overture-American Fantasie. ntermezzo-Salome. r March-Yale Boolah.
 Medey-Tope Liner. Concuti Di Muzurka La Czarine l March-Dolly Gray. l All the sextons of the churches will ring the bells on the Fourth of July.
 Following is the programme for the fireworks exhibition: | The opening will be announced with five shells of 12 and 16 centimes, and with two, three, four and five openings. They are all new electric inventions. l. The first set piece Is entitled "The Dattali," followed by three bombs.
 The second set piece is "The Fonda"
 I. Clock Machine.
 5. Vatican.
 6. Volcano.
 7. Star.
 s. Eagles Wings.
 9. Drum.
 10. Illumination of Nations Form.
 H. Internal Trunk.
 Entwining Serpents
 After each set piece three shells of different design and attraction will be discharged, consisting of
 Two electric shells,
 Two shells of rays,
 Two luminous shells,
 One willow trge,
 Two cross shells,
 Six shells of special colors,
 One shelf with wreati1s,
 Two flake bombs,
 Two Lacitana and
 One butterfly.
 All of said bombs are of great size, 12x16 centimes-white, red, green, blue, yellow, violet, etc., and will be raised with a mortar of eight centimes.
 The programme contains nothing of the old method, but the progress of art will be observed, of the true Italian style. In addition to the above, enough bombs will be added to make the total of fifty. The exhibition will begin with two Chinese pieces and a Mosaic fall, and a Spanish wheel with changeable colors and modern flre to last about ten min ltes.
 ?. One great piece composed of three revolving wheels with sparks of mod ern fountain, lasting about ten min ltes.
 4. A large wheel (composed of Roman nethod) adorned with silver fountains, parks of diamonds rising in air, a re- 7olving wreath. The effect is marvel JUS.
 6. A piece composed of seven other maller ones, forming a machine of a dock, which varies three times, lasting welve minutes.
 z. A large machine formed with bril- iant fire, terminating with the national lag.
 8. A large piece entitled "The Vol ano,' composed of, the first light of ring; the second, fall; third, splen- tide sparkling of a Roman candle; ourth, volcanic eruption, terminating tith a striking shot of an electric ombshell, which will be the renowned l the modern progress for Its long dur ton and variation of fires. A small piece entitled 'The Mutore," caring with 1t the speciality of art with en variations, lasting about twenty i linutes. This said piece will be the l rst time that it will be put into opera , !, on by the undersigned author. 10. A large piece entitled "The Up- oar" (Roman method). The effect Is a reat. { il. A great wheel of electric light, ith variations. c 12. One finale composed in the form , a garden of about thirty yards ,uare, bearing a fall of stars, colored usaic balls, with special groups of lells and discharge of battery and eat shots of cannons, distinguishing '- the meantime with continuous fire in e air, accompanied by electric shells. A frontispiece of illunlina tion of about . teen yards high by ten yards wide, ith design of architecture represent 2 on the top the national stamp. \ formed with various flags and special :. lors In the present exhibition there will T a special class of modern shells in e following form: At the beginning of the exhibition . ere will be group of various classes . twelve bombshells, and at every