Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
DELLb|RE Carnival
WILL Be CONTINUED
ALL THIS WEEK, AND BETTER
ATTENDANCE Is EXPECTED
EACH DAY.
SOME EXCELLENT FEATURES,
1he Mission mt 81. Johns Church
Proves Remarkably Successful.
Mills Arc Working-Location of
New Factory-Other News Notes
From Beimont's Busy Metropolis.

The Carnival. street fair. loan exhibit
ton and Firemen's tournament. under
the management of the L. r. X of p u
Bellaire. has been going three days and
everything is in excellent working
order Owing to the chilly weather ami
piercing wits tba attendance the first
TWO days was not very great, but yester-
day the weather moderated and the
people began to turn out.
The hall In which the loan exhibit is
rn is Now one CT the most handsomely
decorated buildings ever seen. The
lu-iu4ng Itself is very large, and has
moor space of 1870 by $50 feet, and is
three stories high. two of which are
occupied by the exhibition. The second
floor has been divided into booths and
handsomely furnished by about fifty
merchants and tradesmen. To describe
the beauties of these booths would take
columns. Suffice it to say that all the
INGENUITY Of the best decorators in this
city and Wheeling has been put into the
arrangement of the booths. In the cen
tire OF this floor have been built immense
stands on which the product OF farm
and garden are on exhibition. On the
north side Of this floor is to found one
OF the greatest attractions of the fair
Darkness and Dawn This is one CT
the most thrilling scenes ever Witnessed
: he audience see the dissolution of the
human body before their eyes, and is
then returned TO life. All who see il,
speak in the highest terms of 1t.
the trop through Hell with
NephIsto enthroned and waited on by
grinning imp" is one that stirs the
blood of the most sedate. The morning
oil
ever. and the beauties of the heavenly
land are depicted The loan exhibition
on une third floor is worthy of visitation
Here has been collected hundreds of old
and curious things, each having an in
ttresting history. Every climate and
country has contributed its share, and
every age in the words history is rep
resented. Those who see this part of
the fair are surprised at the large num-
Der of curios that have been secured.
An impression has gotten out that It
costs a great deal Of money to go
through this building. 1t costs just 10
cents to see the merchants display and
the loan exhibit. and 10 cents TO see
Darkness and Dawn.
The outside attractions are of high
class, and are visited daily by large
crowds of people Additions to the
number are continually arriving and
Ing 4hctr tents A visit to all now
on the grounds last evening showed
that there was not single exhibition
where women and children could not DE
taken. Queen Deborah and her GYPSY
maids are doing good business ma
giving satisfaction to all who come.
Inc Queen Is a genuine Romany, ana
has the history CT her people at hef
leagues end The merry-go-round Is
an assembling place for the children,
who proudly noun the rearing chargers
ard ride through the air. fasco, the
Australian Wonder, in the den OF rattle
snakes. is a feature worth seeing. me
snakes strike their poisonous fangs INTO
he. flesh without any apparent injury.
he Palace of Electricity is an excellent
attraction, and gives satisfaction to al
wlo visit it.
President McKinley's funeral process
sion is a sigh worth the price OF ad-
III esion. Farmer Jones and his tram
Ell hogs please the large crows mat
go in. TO see the performance. Black
IaFayette. the fre-eater, electrlnes ais
audience witch his fire jugglery and hre
eating. The Glass Workers have gotten
located and are doing a nice attractive
hu-iness. 1he Words Musee opened
last night and pleased its large audi