The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-13
BUTCHERS WELCOMED.
rran'iuura from ritn poysl

T6n'iHucd from Fth PoJcl
course, 10 tho national association.
Thoro wnpl considerable discussion oVor
tho Quaa,ion, but all in n good noturcd
way, and considerable applause greeted
tho passage OF tho resolution. Tho
namo OF tho consolidated association
will bo "Tho National Retail Protective
Association Of tho United States Of
America"
Tho convention at $3.50 adjourned un.
I'll 10 o'clock this morning.
AT MOZART FARE.
Tho social features OF tho convention
began last evening at Mozart Park,
whore gathered nearly 1000 mombora
| and friends OF tho association.
A moro delightful place could not
have boon selected, as cool breeze pro.
vailed oil evening that put all tho visi-
tors In n happg frame OF mind to onloy
the excellent programme arranged, nj.
tor tho tircuomo duties Of tho day III the
convention hall.
Tho musical programme was Cntirc'y
Informal, being opened with a spirited
march by tho 0pora House band, and
followed by chorusus by the Mozart
Singing society Mt intervals.
During tho evening Mcqsrs. viii d.
Day and Charles Observation-Disclosures
solos and duets that won warm APP
plausc.
j. w.. Hart, tho athlete, gave nm OK.
hibition OF his wonderful muscular fcGts,
that proved tho attraction OF tho
evening. Tho affair clo1cd with Il
dance that was continued until a late
hour. All tho v~isitors wcrc very ell
thu1iaetic over thor entertainment by
tho local as ISOLATION.
GlDLGrs.
President Ochyonhicn, Of the Wheel.
ing association, is i fluent and eloquent
speaker.
Julius EssIingor, OF the Evansville,
Ind. stock yards, appoarJ lonesome.
He misses tho fair one.
Tho representatives from Connecticut
arc Il iinc looking set OF men, aud intel
iigcnco bcams on each facc.
The New York boys Nrn q cheerful
and jolly cot, and desire tho greatest
good for tho greatest number.
President Ebert S. Adar1g. OF the
Connecticut Association, is q thorough
busincss man and spcacs direct to tho.
point.
William NJ. Akin, r., is ono Of the
school commissioned OF Evansville,
lnu., and is under 100000 bond. This
shows the faith in him.
Charles Loefler, Of Wheeling, Is clio.
qucnt whom excited, and he cannot sit
quiet and hear any other association
lauded over tho one in Wheeling.
Many OF the delegates have bUon zen.
tered, passed and raised" while othera
have been cautious and brave aud
others have entered the retreat and
seen the venerable"
A communication was received from
William Field, member OF parliament
and president Of tho butchers associa-
ton OF Great Britain and Ireland, 70.
grettius inability to DO present.
The Connecticut boys think they
have the greatest association in the
world, and don't hesitate 10 say so.
Strange US it may seem. SONG have the
came opinion OF tho national assOciG-
ton.
John NJ. Lctterlc, OF Louisville, Ky,
likes 10 be on the contrary side, just Tor
tho fun for it, but takes defeat philoso-
phically. John ia a clever gentleman
and a worthy member Of the kentucky
legislature.
Delegates flcgcr and Fred Wolferman,
OF Kansas City, report the butchers Of
that city in sad lines. The packers
have combined against them, and tho
cheapest beef they can buy, and poor ut
TINT. is 81 cents per pound.
President OchGcnbein says in some
foreign countries butchers are not u
lowed n place in church ana not admit
ted to jury duty. It is probable
either Of these restrictions would not
niec. some Wheeling butchers.
Adolph Gardner, Of Dallas, Texas,
Gays butchers must fight the "6is Four"
with their own weapons. He suggests
that butchers build a big abbatloir at
Dallas, in the cattle country. and thus
supply themsclve, with meat. There is
something in this.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
In accordance with u proclamation by
tho mayor business will DO very gcncr-
ally suspended to-day in honor OF tho
butchers. The exercises OF tho day will
open early, tho Second ward market
having been held yesterday evening in