The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02
Some thought FranEhclm perfectly killing
nMhlle Otherl thought LlSt-out Of LlghL

While Others thought l,bt-out OF sight "
Tho question has been growing qul,S serious
And wo think Il L. no more than right
| That the public uecldeit by voting 600, Tx
AZ the shrlncrS reception tonight
The tickets arc printed md ready. F5'Elt
Polls will opCIl promptly a. eight. .M Y.
| Wink right iin 10 the hhlAG OF the SplnNers'
Aud now let's have this voting Etrulghi,
Tho police court feature at tho Irish
| village continued throughout tho oven.
ing. Tho chief Justice who had horotp.
for0 been filming the guilty oncs ton
cents, rniBcd tho standard to twenty.tivo
cents, which Of courao caused mn In.
crease OF tho revenues OF tho court. Fol.
lowing arc somc OF tho arrests made.
aud tho charges preferred:
DR.. Frank j. LcMoync lIupp, "for be.
ing q doctor when he might havc bcun
a quack;;" G. o. Smith, "for selling rcnl
estate instead Of arti1clnl;" @, +. Dick.
inson, "ior being n bishop in tho Fort
Henry club" Joseph Gibbs, "ior not
raising tariff on hnir;' VIII Windsor,
"for being at the show instead
OF staying at Ills Office and
writing up tho faIr;" William ri.
linghu,n. "bccause his nalne Is not ri.
ilngpig;" Anton lteymann, "tor making
good boer;' Cecil Robinson, "ior selling
iron with rust on it,. William Shailer'
for making mud pies;" ex.1iayor Son.
bright, "ior posing rs policeman" u
THE srISsrEns' ELEcrroN.
Ono Of tho most amusing iea,ures on
the Midway last evening was tho de.
cislon by election rs TO tho measure Of
tho popularity Of two OF tho handsome
Turks, who are alao Shriuors, Harry g,
Franzhcim aud John X. List. BaIlots
were put on sale at cents each, and
tho result OF the election shows TINT n
general interest was taken in the con.
test. Tho result was announced shortly
after 10 o'clock, and Mr.. Franzheim was
announced rs tho victor, no having rc-
coived 2G7 votes to 1873 for his opponent.
As soon as tho result was announced
there was great cheering at tho western
end Of tho hall whore tho spinstors'
booth is located. and cries OF "Franz.
heim." finally resulted In tlia.goutlaman
being forcibly installed on boz from
which he addressed tho spnsters with
great eloqucnce. The spinsters promise
other novel features this week. Their
booth continues to be ono OF tho most
popular Of tho show; tlere is always u
crowd here.
AT the babyhood booth last evening
the Jack lIorner pic continued vcrv
popular and ut y o'clock was sold out.
New features will DO added here to-day,
as at nearly all the other booths. Tho
ladies' in charge are delighted at the
perfect manner in which tho small ones
behave thcmsclves-they arc no trouble
at oil, and they surely add to the pleas
ant features Of tho fair. The little ones
present were rs follows: Boys, Frew
Hall and Pendleton Wilson; girls, Mar.
tina Irwin, Elizabeth Stamm and Helen
Weistling. Katherine Hupp, some.
what larger than the others, was also
there, and tho fairy" Of the collection
was little Dean Dillon, who after few
hours Of wide-awakeness went peace
fully 10 sleep amid all
TIE NOISE AND DusrLE.
The scene in this booth was really n
beautiful and homolike one and ap-
pealcd 10 the spectators.
At tho sirlhood booth the stock o;
candy and pickles was nearly exhaust
ed before tho evening had passed away.
but the committee OF young ladies In
charge say that they will have n now
aud fresh stock on hand this afternoon.
They guarantee to serve all corners sat
isfactorily.
At the Romance booth there will BIO a
new supply Of "ballot girls" to-day, and
they will no doubt prove as popular nm
article as heretofore. As Is u usual
thing at this booth there is a constant
stream OF visitors, and many pur.
chasers. House & Herman have pre-.
sented a rocking chair on which chan.
ces will be sold at % cents each. a IL
brary table, very handsome piece of
furniture, is also on exhibition and for
sale. The ring and thimble cake iea.
ture continues to BIO very popular and
taking with everybody. ii.
At the Spinsters' booth q new feature
is n reticule, which was literally pat.
ronized at FIVE cents grab"
At the Turkish booth 4 sofa pillow
has been added to the other articles,
and it will be auctionod of by tho con.
test committee to-day or tomorrow.
The handsome yelled Turkish ladies
continue to attract crowds OF purchasers
Tor the fine variety OF fancy and other
goods they have for sale.
THIS IS REFRESHING,
AT the refrcshment booth the follow.
ing ladies ofthe committee were serviny
Yesterday afternoon and evening; Mrs.
Sterling, chairman; Mrs. Joseph II.
Purcell and Mrs D. II. Brooks, who
were assisted by Mrs.. Harry, Mrs. Car,
roll aud Mrs. Bassett, and number OF
young ladies'. The lemonade stand was
presided over by Mrs. Ziegenfelder and
Mrs. Horllheimer, who dispensed hun.
dreds Of glasses Of tho refreshing liquid
to delighted customers
Yesterday was Shriuors' day at the
fair, aud their red fczes were conspic-
uously numerous everywhere through
out tho building. They dined en- uasse
at the cafes last evening, and at 10
o'clock there was Shriners' hop in the
large assembly room on tho fourth
floor. Shriners day at the fair bids
fair to DO the prototype Of Chicago Dav
at the World's Fair in point OF attend.
ance and attractions. This evening the
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