The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-02

8 Nelson No. %, and Conrad lil,sth, l,atc, No.
.. for a Past Masters Jewel. 20 he Worn 6y Ind
ono who eau waltz IN best Atyle tho most m9hcy,
Grand Lnncon-PJr Communicates, lcd Nv q
l.. Ahrcns md oihen Of Wheeling No, /, md
", y sh I, and Others o. CyrOne No, :, for tho
Inc COlnllAndery executing the glIIc.lu. m onry.
movement, to-nnch for tother. = RI l.. 80
Grand Qilldflllo--FOr all lLhyonS with 10
,enscI 70 ., c2S r: for Master Maops charm.
Grand sGhOttIchC-- all iNnt's noIle. SnIl
10 circle about In tho chase for the palr OF
shrinerA Claws, mud al bnt cost Of 20 cents. 10
know who does control tho lucky star OF Arabia.
Grand lItshlana Fling Oi dollar In grace.
inl NweeplnE Atvle. for the gold watch Eigln
movement, warranted TO b. carried by Tho Ter.
SOIL turning on tho right tlgllnc. 80 n
March Mlllltant-FOr nights and for tho VIC.
tory Of securing . Inli X. + 1nlinrm for tho
tUnC that gives You tho apollt :" y" -
Grand MrdlGy--FOr everybody 10 form tho
gHnl chain OF VnRrtcrS, for some one 10 10 AbG
TO duw away that limo banquet lamp. "attcr
tho ball IL over" h
At tho contest booth several new
articles were received from contributors
including very fine haud.stitchod X.
r. hand satchol from Noble Bros.
worth $50, which will be auctioncu Off
to tho highest bidder.
Tho goat show which was not as we'll
patronjzod Wednesday evening as on
tho previous night, WIS last night "born
again" go TO speak. 10 the stirring
sounds OF drum and tho shouting OF
Mcssrs. Noble and Boyd, tho goats were
viewed by largo crowds.
MIDWAY NOTES.
There will DO an entire change OF pro-
grammc at tho Irish village to-day.
Itisa mattnr OF comment that tho
handsome rurks" and "Jups" spend
considerable time in tho vicinity OF tho
Romance and splnsterhood booths.
Lou Ilusseman Is making a great 70.
cord rs policeman. Chief McNiclloI
has lines out TO capture him for tho CITY
force, ut least 1t Is rumored on tho PHI
RanCe. 4a tg.-.
Mrs. Joseph Woistling is ono OF tho
committee In charge OF tho Old Vienna
cafe. On account OF q typographical
error her nalua was not mentioned yes.
terday morning.
Among the out.of-town visitors on
the Midway yoatorlay afternoon were
the little ones Of Charles and Samuel
Busby. OF Short Creek. AS u matter OF
course tho young people were delighted.
Ono OF the now features at the jana.
nese booth last evening was the auto
matte flying butterflies They took like
wid.tlre, especially with the young peo.
pic. They arc imported direct from
Japan.
The Gales made great record yester.
day. The total number OF meals
served yesterday was 4SG. moro than as
many rs were sold on the first two days
of tho fair. The total number sold to
date Is 0S0. slI.
Will Irwin, one OF the managing com.
mitteo corps OF hustlers, is hore, there
and everywhere. Much OF tho success
is due to the enterprise OF this commit.
tee, but without tho cooperation of the
ladies, whore, oh, where would they be ?
Conrad llissch ia making a great OF.
fort 10 pull down that Past Masters
level. The other contestants are James
+. Maxwell. Of Ohio Lodge, and mem
bers OF Wheeling and Nelson LODGES.
The contest will DO decided Saturday
night
Tho Knights Templar will assemble
at their hall this evening at 7 o'clock
and will proceed in a body to tho cafes.
where they will dine. To-day will be
known rs knights Templar Dav." and
one OF the features this evening will be
a hop under their auspices.
Harry Carr, who imperaonatod Zsb
with such degree Of perfection Wednes.
day night on the Midway, will DO there
again this evening. The ladies who
have fancy goods for sale arc living in
wait for him. He will have n clothes
basket with him this evening to carry
away hia purchases.
At the reireshment booth a number
OF pink aud white cakes were donated
by theladies Yesterday. The handsome
Masonic cake donated by Mrs. Ziecen.
fielder, which goes TO the person guess
ing its weight was wcll-patronized, Tho
candy pyramid also donated by tho
same lady goes to the best judge OF its
avordupois. q.
The Riley-Gaincs band made up OF
four explanation negroes, brought to
Wheeling nt great expense from tho
AIid-Winter exposition OF San FRANCISCO,
furnished music on the fourth floor
throughout the evening, under tho
''chaperonage" of Mr.. L. ". Dunawny.
This was taking feature and will be-
repeated this evening.
Among some OF the out-oi.town yis.
itors noticed on the Midway last even
ing were James T. Kelly, John T. Ran
kin, William Nliligan and w. G.
Bergundthal, of Bellaire, and John T.
IIendcrshot and sisters, OF Mounds.
vile. These gentlemen arc oil prom
inent Nlasons and were delighted and
surprised at the success of:the fair.
Chief Potentate Frank Z. Meow Of
tho Shriners. held forth rs inouisitor Mt
the inouisition on the fourth floor and
fined large number OF people. Those
who were Shriners were fined for being
shriners, while others brought to tho
bar Of justice who do not belong to that
popular order were fined for not beinr
Shriners. This is game OF tho "catch
them going and coming kind. Ono
gentleman who was fined dollar wns
heard to murmur something about
"'skin game" and another dollar was
tackled onto the assessment.