Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-09

This will be one of the biggest ana
busiest days of the Carnival. The pro-
gramme is full of interesting numbers.
This morning Phinney's famous United
States band will come. Manager Phtn-
ney, a brother of the famous conductor,
! arrived in the city last night, and conf
| pleted arrangements for the daily con
| certs. which will be the big musical
| feature during the remainder OF the
week. The concerts will be given from
the stand on the public landing, and
will be accompanied by brilliant pyro-
technical features.
This morning there will be band CON
certs, and free entertainments upon the
streets.
The industrial parade, the first of the
series of street pageants, will take place
at one o'clock this afternoon. Mer-
chants have been engaged for several
weeks in designing floats and building
them for to-day's parade, and there will
be some very creditable t%urnouts in the
procession. The parade will form on
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
right resting on Seventeenth and Chap
line, and when Chief Marshal A. A.
Franzheim gives the order of march,
will move over the following route:
West on Seventeenth TO Market, north.
to Seventh, west to Main, south to
Twenty-seventh, east to Chapline, south
to Thirty-third, east to Eoff, south to
Thirty-ninth, east to Jacob, north to
Thirty-third, west to Eoff, north to
Twenty-seventh, west to Ghapline,
north to Twentieth, west to Market,
north to Seventeenth and disband.
Capt. Franzheim's aides will be F. H.
Lange, Bernard Bach, Howard Shafer,
Chas. Bachman, Frank Church, George
Phillips, John Handlan, ]. Frank Cald-
well, w. P. Burruss, Andrew Stoetzer,
w. H. Cassell and Robt. F. Hill. A
platoon of police will head the column.
The grocers will close their stores to
join in the demonstration, and have re-
ported to Capt. Franzheim that they
will have thirty decorated wagons in
the parade. The chief marshal has is
sued an order directing that no drunken
or disorderly persons be permitted in
the parade.
At eight o'clock tonight the brilliant
river. spectacle will be given. Phinney's
band will render THE Battle of the
King" The following description of
the arrival of Rex is taken from the Of
fetal programme: king Care, hearing
the approach of King Carnival, gathers
his forces. Music is heard from King
Carnival's barges in the distance; the
warning gun, the call to arms; the bat
tie; victory for King Carnival; the en-
try to the city with a grand display OF
pyrotechnics, arrival in the city OF the
King and Court. At the close of this
concert and spectacular display the
King will be received by the Lord
Mayor and his Court and will be es-
corted through the line of the Royal
Cavaliers to the Coronation stand.
Arrival of the Heralds; the bugle call;
approach of the outer guard; arrival
of the guards; bugle call; Royal Cava-
Tiers at the gate; enter Royal Cavaliers;
Cardinal; Lord Mayor; Scribe; Keeper
of Keys; Court Jester and the Pages;
| Music: (Fackeltanz No. 3 of the Trium-
phal entry. Enter the Flower Girls
| Behold the King" AS the music ceases
the Cardinal steps forward and crowns
the King; after the coronation the Lord
Mayor will present Rex with the keys
of the city. His Majesty will then
through the Royal Scribe, issue his pro-
clamation to the visitors within oul
gates and issue his edict proclaimine
joy, peace and plenty for the week. At
ter the coronation, a concert and seas
on of Olympian games will be giver
for the benefit of the King and the
Court.
All arrangements have been complet.
ed. A platform extending out into the
river, has been built from the rear o.
Mr.. n. C. Franzheim's residence or
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