The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
GATHERING SUCCESS.
Such Is the Forecast for the Ellss'
Great Park Outing.
CASINOS PRELIMINARY OPENING
Las. Evening was Very Satisfactory.
Tho Lighting Is Considered all that
mi DO Dcsircd-h Few Seats Still
to DO oDtaiuod-Party Coming from
Steubcnvilic.

Tho ElliI outing Ia going to DO the
greatest amusement success Wheeling
has eve witnessed; the Elks are going
to shattcr their slrcady brilliant record
as amusement caterers"
Tho above were the words OF q disin.
tcrGsted gentleman who has been watch.
ing the trend OF events for the past few
weeks, and has seen tho avidi,y wish
which the public OF Wheeling and vlciu-
i.y haasnatchcd tthsopporlunityto get
good seats for tho Elks' outing and en-
~tcr!ainment which takca place this and
tomorrow evening. Nothing like the
rush has been seen before, and TO m
observer it is but the prelude OF tho
brilliant success which Wheeling Lodge
No. IS, b. p. o. Z, Is going to score.
Last evening there was q preliminary
opening at the park casino. which has
just been completed in all its appoint
ments, and is q thing Of beauty and
grandeur. Local Elks and their friends
in considerable numbers, together with
the park people, attended. There was
some curiosity regarding the success OF
the system OF natural gas lighting for
the hugo building. and tho test was
watched with interest. Tho outcome
was moro than was even eXpecied-thc
patent burners arc q complete SUCCESS,
and the effect this evening will be
brilliant.
The various contractors who have
been working at cannon ball speed on
the casino building for tho past two
weeks are Wood Bros, contractors; q.
L. schenerlein, timer; Hare K Son.
plumbing; Max Lang, stone work; D. G.
Kurner, painting; Wrought Iron
Bridge Company, Canton, Ohio, iron
work; Armbruster & Sons, Columbus,
Ohio, scenery; lIouse& Hermann, dec.
oretions Max Hess and Ernest kreiger,
florists.
The musical concert to be given BY
the Opera House Orchestra this alter
noon at 5 p. m, is MS follows:
PART l.
|. Narch-"Drcss Parade" ............. ..... yockles
? Ovctture-"Thc Amazon ...-..."...k icsler
.. Selection from "LucTetla Borgia"-... .DonIzetti
I. WG.tz-"Tnc Spring ...-....-...Wall
TART IL
5. oTefture-"ode:te'
6 Gornet Solo polGa-'Consiella,iOu" ..... Boyer
T. GSand American FnntAsia-Tone Pictures
o! the North and South .................. ., Bend!x
:. AhfcA-"EheB Beau Ideal .........-".."-.SouS
PAT III.
Q. "Alb!on"-Fantasic on Scotch, Irish and
"a nESt!sh .-.B2etens
10 ,'SGmbo's Wedding" RECOMMENDATIONS
i. Wsl,s-''La serenaia" .............D D AEcy JaIone
IL ulOv-ttt1EYNmtf. Mn1iar
". SPELL, Director.
Much OF the Insured success OF the
outings is due TO the cnterprising com
mittee who have had charge OF the
affair, particularly to Mr. G. R. Tracy, who
in the role OF head pusher" is q gilt
tcring success. Tho personnel OF the
committee is as follows:
Committee on Entertainment-C. R,
Tracy, chairman, Paul o. Reymanu,
john a. Howard, Charles W. List, A.
Weidebusch, ". II. Manning, Albert
Adler.
Committee on Pre,s-W. II. Cassell,
chairman, c.. II. D~reihors., Joseph
Baer.
Committee on Caaino-B. K. Nc.
Mechen, chairman, E. u. Ftanzheim, S.
B. Harrison, Charles b. Oh, R G. EIaase.
Committee III Reception-ClIarlcs ".
seabright, chairman. Thomas Hesket.,
Harry Mcclure, George Lutz. n. Fiel, A.
Woods, 5. Brubaker.
Committee OH Dancing-Ben kraus,
chairman. c. W. List, W. II. Casgell, r,
c. Haase. Louis I. GundIing, Milton
Mabis.
Committee on Order-A. a. Fran
zheim, chairman.
Committee on Admissions--Charles
Schmidt, chairman.
SOME LITTLE ASTLERs.
Roland Reed, and his company OF
tavori;es will arrive here this afternoon
from Canton where ,hcy appeared last
night.
Captain B. B. Dovener will make the
ini,iatory address n, the casino this
evening before the regular programme
is STARED.
The Wheeling & Lake Eric road
will bring down IL big excursion OF
S~tcubenville people, abont oue hun.
dred and fifty, on Friday evening.
Yesterday afternoon n huge pair OF elk
antlers were taken ont 10 Tho rrs;no