Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-26
7Vr1FFrT1C REGISTER TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26 1895.

| There is also a we'll appointed post
ocffie. conducted by Misses Lizzie kug-
| len and Tillie Reilly. They are assist
ed by mail carriers, who collect letters
from the box in the corridor, and deliver
! them to the proper persons. Each let
| ter requires a ten cent stamp. phon-
ograph that grinds out melodies and
witty sayings by the yard, is conducted
| by John O'Kane, Gus Weitzel, VIII
Gundling and Ed Erb. The amuse-
ment committee at the village is com
posed of Misses Margaret McFadden
and Margaret O'Kane. They will pre-
pare excellent programmes for each
evening. Tonight Mrs. NJ. E. Whit
| taker will sing 'Wear!n' O. the Green"
The Irish Village committee IS headed
by Mrs. NJ. J.. McFadden and Mrs.
Col Thomas O'Brien.
On the right of the corridor are the
supper tables, four in number. Two
are German tables and two Irish, all
being decorated appropriately. Here
the newsboys of the city will be given
a treat on Thursday On one of the
Irish tables is a roasted pig, sent in by
the sisters at Mt de Chantal. This
morsel will be carved on Thanksgiv-
ing Until that time it is simply TO be
looked upon. The attendants at the
Irish tables are dressed in green. They
are Mrs. Farrell, Mrs Devine, Mrs.
Tracy, Misses Margaret Farley, Mary
O'Brien, Jennie Merge, Maud Liston,
Lizzie Hague, Nellie O'Neil and Maggie
Farley. AT the German tables are Mes
danes John TTuschel, n. busch, Geo.
Hook VIM. Welty, Albert Willke, VIM.
FOose, and Misses Mary Miller, Mamie
Bosley, Mary Loecher, Annie Saunders
and Mary Thalman. The menu is eX-
| cellent, and it may be safely said that
the most exacting epicure would have
only words Of prase for the cuisine
and the service.
A feature of the bazaar which fur
nished no end of amusement and no in
considerable revenue last night, was the
police court, where the motto, mo cure,
no pay" is displayed cOnspicuously.
The methods of procedure may be irreg-
ular, but the court gets there just the
same" The list of criminals who were
fined last night would surprise many
persons. The same might be said of
the offenses which are punishable ac-
cording to the code of this model court
Chief Justice Thomas O'Brien presided
last night. Mr.. John Warehouse will
dispense justice this evening, Capt Geo.
J. Mathison tomorrow night, and Mr..
Geo. 9. Feeney Thursday night. The
marshal is Mr.. George Clifton, whose
motto is, Let no guilty man escape"
Near the court is a nickle-in-the-slot
weighing machine, which did land Of
flee business"
The general committee in charge of
the bazaar will provide new attractions
each evening. The entertainment is
meritorious, and besides the object is
worthy. The proceeds will go into the
fund for erecting a new episcopal resi-
dence. Supper is served each evening,
commencing at six o'clock. This is a
feature which should commend itself
to business men.
ELM GROVE NIGHT.
At meeting of the congregation of
st. Vincent de Paul Church, at Elm
Grove, at which the pastor, the Rev.
Father Paquinn, presided as chairman,
it was decided that all the members of
the congregation will attend the bazaar
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