The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-03

only to TIM, OF shriners' day, Thuraday.
/. In attractions and special features the
Template evening can be said
to have been one OF the best
yet. On account OF there not
being the great jam OF Thursday,
tho evening on the Midway was even
more enjoyable than any of the others.
All OF the attractions that have made
! the bazaar such magnificent SUCCESS
wero there in all their beauty and
Hplendor, together with many special
features, including hop OH the fourth
floor under the auspices OF the Knights
J Templar. The knights themselves
were out In their entirety, and their
Sjaunty chapeaus with tho flowing white
plumes gave tho scene gallant and
schivalric look not noticeable on any OF
tthe preceding evenings.
In the afternoon, too, there was a
good sized crowd present on the Plais-
.ance. who preferred to view tho beauties
s OF tho show without the evenings
necessary accompaniments-noiss and
the crowd. The midday luncheon was
again literally patrouized, and alto
fgether tho financial pace set from the
start on Tuesday was kept up through
out the day.
Tho Knights Templar dined in n
body at tho several cafes Mt 7 o'clock
last evening, tho X. T. cafe, Of course,
being the place most sought. Still the
others got their shate.I Ono OF the best
features about the cafes 10 TINT tho high
standard OF the meals, got at the start,
has been kept up. with this result
every customer advertises tho excel
3lence OF the meals and brings others.
THE CENTER OF ATTRACTION.
Last evening the center OF attraction
OF course continued to be tho Midway
Plaieancs with it's many beauties and
attractions both animate and inamin.
ate. The spirit OF competition that has
animated the ladies in charge and in ut.
tendance Mt the various booths con.
stinued, aud all Wed in nm eaor. to cap.
ture the most lrade and CONSEQUENT
proceeds and profits. Tho booth that
the end OF tho bazaar has the best re-
cord financially will surely have to show
up with sRles represented by four
l figures.
At the Mount Vernon establishment
sensation was caused by tho desert!on
&ot one OF its celebrities, Madame Pom.
padour, who, however, was soon re.
placed by Mrs. Carrollton, OF Carr6llton.
!, one OF the celebrated women OF the Int.
ter part OF the last century. The came
lady, Mrs. George K. McMechen, i'm
pcrsonates the new character. AT this
booth the Eighteenth century clock ia
being ratified at 81 ticket. Quite n
number OF tickets were sold last even
ling. RI &
At tho spiuates's booth flne en-
s broiiered pillow has been added to the
large, varied and attractive stock OF
Z goods, and ia being sold b. chance. Au-
other ac!iclc added yesterday was n
Very handsome and valuable vase, on
which many chances we're sold.
The Age OF Romance booth continued
to have attractions for tho surging null
stitude throughout tho evening, and
their cutire line Of novelties continued
ito enjoy5 heavy and rapid sale. Last
SuahSSs WGRC GUN vi kuc funFlu-
sRome and valuable library table ut %
cents each, and the lucky person will DO
named this evening.
5t +. a Kissing CARNIVAL. sS5 ~
Ri The ladies at tho Age OF Romance
,abooth also decided last evening that
gthey&would inaugurate novel and
what will no donbt provo successful
specially this EVENING" kissing carni.
val. 3: a cory little corner will DO fitted
up in the booth this afternoon. and this
evening kissos can DO obtained at five
cents per kiss. It will no doubt prove
J, q suecessful feature. The Masonic cake
donated by the Wheeling Bakery, with
81 rim. in it, at ten cents alice con.
! tinues sa!eable nm
Al the girlhood booth the etock az
homo made candies and pickles was
replenished yesterday, and throughout
the evening the sales were as numerous
\ as ever before during the fnir. 1e9 al
Tha bahyhood booth display con.
timed 70 attract attention last evening,
y Another charming array Of li.tlo onea