The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-01

maids wore located. md was directed to
the Marine cafe. For lunch and supper
this cafe will Horvo something out OF tho
ordinary to-day. and the y0uhg ladies
invite tho multitude 10 call around and
AGO what n 10.
GERMAN VILLAGE CAFE.
Tho German Village cato Is one OF tho
most admired and beat pa.ronizcd OF
tho ontiro lot, and is presided over by
Mrs. Mary A. Franzheim, who Ia assist
Cd by tho following ladica: Mrs. Henry
spcyer. Miss Grace Phillips, Mrs. Albert
A. Franzhoin. The bovy Of young
ladios, who, rs mattresses, are "out OF
sight" 10 Rs follows. Misses Mary
Stiiel, Lucy Brown, jennie FrAnzhcim.
0thor ladies In attendance are Mrs.
James Riddle, Mrs. Harry Franxheim
and Mira. John Lutz This cato IL pat
terncd aItor tho German ono OH tho
Midway Mt Chicago. Ono OF tho most
noticeable features 10 the panel dccorn-
tion, OF which there arc three. They |
were loaned for tho occasion by q.
Mondel Il Co. Ono representa- drink.
Ing scene in tho FNthorland, aud 10
much admired by visitors. Tho decorn.
ttons nrc, Of course, black, white and
rcd-tho German colUrs. Tho front
Windows aro nicely festooned in bunt-
Ing OF thesc,'colors. Tho meals furnished |
horo nte, OF course, the snme rs In tho
other cafes, except that several ado
diahcs OF German origin arc found.
ON THE MIDWAY.
The evenings programme OIL tho Mid
way on the second floor commenced |
early last evening and continued with.
out abatement, rs 10 noise atIoa't, until |
nearly II o'clock. At times tho crush |
OF people was something terrible, and |
this demonstrates tho wisdom OF tho |
management in raising tho price Of nd
mission-probably not ono person has
been kept away by tho change, and tho
Masous are materially benolttcd.
All OF tho vnriouu booths on tho in
tornatlonal thoroughfare wero bettor
patronized, even than on the pro-
ccding night, and tho ladies' who have
taken so much interest arc more than
pleased and gratiileJ at tho result OF
their efforts, to which, more than any
thing else, tho success OF tho bazaar feu-
.turc, and, in fact, of the other depart
ment is ascribablc.
THE IRISH VILLAGE.
Tho Irish village, which is in charge
OF Mrs. John List, is proving one OF tho
hits OF the week, and throughout tho
evening immense crowds saw tho pro-
grained entertainments, which con-
tinued almost without intermission un-
til IL o'clock. An additional feature |
was the Barney stone, which has been
put in place in ono Of tho main towers,
and can be kissed" at five cents per
"kiss." More than once the hardened
face OF tho stone was observed to color
up with bushes When IN especially
pretty young lady would patronize il.
Another new feature hero was tho bum
bum candy peddler, who would give as
much as one-half m ounce OF candy for
five cents. 1t is said that the "con-
cossionaire' had to pay euch high fig
ure for tho concession that he can'tgivc |
moro. This being true his patrons can
res. satisfied. At an early hour the al
taches OF the Irish village marched up
and down the Plaisance, for tho pur-
pose OF advertising their show.
One OF the most amusing features OF
tho show is the criminal court in tho
Irish village. Mr.. NJ. y. Post makes au
excellent chief justice. and the guilty
men that escape the visilence OF Column
bian Guard Johnston and Policeman
Louis Husemau are few. and far between.
The revenues OF the court were very
heavy last evening. These are some II
the Criminals" to whom justice WAS
mcted out: IT, $50, -; 4, 54t
TIE CRIMINAL RECORD. sh
Dennis Murphy, ''for doubling tho
evidence" Roy Boyd, "ior showing his
hand when there were three betting on
the game;" Sam Harper, wearing foot
ball hair out OF season." Burnie Nc.
aIechen, breaking his cart and wear
ing his fathers pants;" Jim Patton.
"for patting the pig;;" Mr.. Wilson, Eek
hibiting his head without hat or hair"
James Mckee, chewing tho rag;", Dir.
Frank Hupp, appearing as a ballet
dancer with whiskers;' DR.. Hazlett
Uummins, "injuring tho eyes OF the
crowd when no can only cure throa!s;"
Alex Frew, "for being pleased with the
Show" Sam Hazlett, "for breaking
three bowling frames;" w. Chapleigh,
"for being in the rush when ho wasn't
in the SWIM" Walter Hall. "making
eyes at the spinsters;" Will Vance,
"eating red leo cream with fork" OF.
ticer Pat 'Scally, "for being on his beat"
first olTense; Will Vance and will
Turner, "escaping from the kindcrgar-
den."
The management Of tho Irish village
have m added attractisu or-to.day-
Z two little Irish boy dancers-imported
from Dublin and Cork especially for tho
occasion. Though secured ut heavy
outlay OF cash tho management feel rs.
sured that the outlay will return in
added receipts from now until the end
OF tho week. Another new feature com.
mencing to-day will bo Rotations by
one Of the spinstera at the Irish booth.
At tho refreshment booth trade was
bottcr than ever, and tho ladies' in
charge arc much pleased. The follow
ing ladies were on hand yesterday in
addition to those on duty tho day be-
fore: Mrs. Zcgenfelder, Mra. Hugh
Sterling, Mrs. Joseph Hodges, Mrs.
Charles Ahrens, Mrs. Joseph II: Pur-
coll, and Mrs. Ed. Shrambra. A feature
to-day will be n "Maud s." cake which
will DO served. It was made by
Moundsville lady aud presented to the
bazaar. +.
At the babyhood booth the children
were enjoying themselves rs much as
ever, and the Jack Horner" plum pud-
ding was finely patronized at five cents
a grab. The attractive line OF fancy
goods exhibited here also attract admir-.
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