The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-07

Eoohl Juulta HAAutuAt StAHAAoa pPAlNFel
Luther Blaney, Gus sugder, kllly KRAFT
aud John Ritter.
Across the river from the Brunswick
boat is found the camp OF the Lilly
fishing club, OF this city, where q mum
Der OF boys are having q jolly good time
ond catching . lot OF hsh, They have
been in camp three weeks and expect
to be out four weeks longer,
The buckeye and Brunswick boys
will play the Darlington base ball team
a game next Thursday on the Darlington
grounds, There is considerable rivalry
between the two clubs and IN Interest,"
ing game car be looked for.
THE PREMIER MUSICIANS.
Directly opposite Darlington will be
found one otthe iolliest lots OF fellows in
camp along the Ohio that hail from
Wheeling, These comprise the well
known Premier Mandolin, Banjo and
Guitar Club, whose delightful music
has been heard on many occasions.
They have hoen in camp for several
weeks, md will remain out until some
time next week before breaking up
camp. Among the members OF the
club who are there now ara Louis
scrader. Fred Myer, win Loetler,
George Wells, Harry Ritter and +. s,
Schoteld. The boys generally have q
camp full OF visitors. Among those
who were their guests Saturday were
VIII Rogers, james Shepherd, George
MCCown aud John Stewart, Az the
INTELLldENpER man can testify, the
Premier camp Is preemlnent as far as
"feed" is concerned; they have M ex.
cellent cook, George Wells,
The Premier boys ara not doing a
great deal OF fishing, in fact fishing was
not the main object OF tho outing; it
was more for the purpose OF getting in
trim for tho coming wiuter season,
practiCing new music, etc, A great
deal OF tho music they will use the
coming season is composed by their
club-mate, Prof. Fred Myer, and is said
to be us fine as any. On account OF
their musical ability, the Premier boys
arc in great demand among the sur
rounding camps aud hardly an evening
passes but that they are playing at one
OF them,
Yesterday was n big day at the Prem
ier's home. A number OF visitors were
there from the city and u general good
time had. A feature was the novel
menu for tho Sunday dinner, which
will stand forth hereafter as Wells
masterpiece, 1t is as follows:
MENU.
soup,
Third Strings IN tho Soup.
Fish,
According to Luck.
Boiled.
lanjGeurlnes, MycE Sauce,
Roast,
Soholeld With Beans, u Ia DNdGr x Mlurcr.
Entrees-2:3O Glass.
FricAsse Of Mandolina,
Loetticr Pic, onolet aux Comeiltucr.
Banjo, on roas Dead d% zItRcrs with jelly.
Cold Dishes.
saucOrs on Ice, Plates from Zero Cave.
Vegetables.
Mashed Guitar cases Boiled Thumb Strings.
StGWed Bridges.
Creams and JellIeS.
Charlotte Russo en- Ritter. Port Wells jelly.
Pastry and Desert.
Steam Pound Tull Pieces bass String Pie.
Nuts. Plectrums. Pegs.
Just below the Premier camp is that
Of tho DuQuesno fishing club of tho
South Side, where there is q crowd OF
thirteen boys and expert fishermen
under command OF Captain Charles Nc
Entee. They have been out several
weeks and say they have had most en-
joyable outing, Their camp is q notable
one, it being the only ono having tents
with elevated floors, the advantage being
freedom from dampness aud absence OF
snakes. They have had fair luck in
catching the linny tribe.
Below Darlington is found another
South Side organization, the Mystic
Grew. There Is q good sized crowd
there, who report they are having u
great outing, which they wouldn't miss
under any consideration.
THE KINGFIsHERs.
The Kingtlshers are farther down the
river than any other Wheeling fishing
organization. They are located, OF
course, in their club house built last
season at Friendly. They opened up
their outing this year on July l and
will be out until the first proximo.
There are fifteen OF tho boys in camp,
aud have been since the camp was
opened up, and every Sunday they
hvae been entertaining thirty or thirty
five friends from tho city. Yesterday was
no exception; ind the programme was
very interesting and enjoyable. Francis
Cochran is in command OF tho camp
and tho bays say he knows his bust
ness.
Their quarters have been nicely fitted
up. one Of the late additions being II
fine piano. Tho dining room Is u very
Ia 60 one, 22x3S feet, while the second
floor Of the house is fitted up with four
teen double hunks.
Tom Fox came out victor in the
quot pitching contest yesterday and
wears tho championship modal until
to-day, when 1t may possibly be
wreated from him, Among the visi-
tors yesterday was @. Menkemoller,
the South Sido druggist.
Tho boys at this camp have made
quito an interesting capture-asand hill
crane, something very seldom seen in
this part OF the country 1t was caught
on tho river bank, and since has been
confined in the piano box, where it will
remain until the club breaks up camp
when 1t will DO brought up aud pro.
sonted to the Wheeling Park 200"
Tho addition OF this bird to the camp
involves q great deal OF labor, as it Is
necessary to keep ono man fishing all tho
time in order to finnish it with food; it
only eats twenty to thirty fish each day.
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Tho Seldom Seems.
Tho Seldom Seen fahing club and
band, OF Martins Ferry, left last night
in a large wagon for franklin on Still
water. This is the second outing for
the club this season. They were out
three weeks tho first time.