The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-01
SUMNER ADJUSTMENTS.

Inv upckstaurr Minstrel Engagement Rtl
Mozart parkARobiusOn' n,Vi Frnnktin
nrotlhtr,' show. Coming Close OF the
Opera,io season.
To- morrow afternoon Mozart park will
DO the scene OF oueot tho largest crowds
eyer seen at TINT popular resort II tho
weather Is fair, The attraction that viii
draw the people Is tho opening nerfor-
mnnco of DockStader's big MINISTRIES,
which has been booked to appear there
during the coming week, and az the com
pany has received tho highest praise
from tho press everywhere It cou he re-
lied upon that the performance given Is
strictly first class.
The first part In said to DO particularly
attractive this season, and II Ia follow
cd by an olio made up OF acts OF the
highest class. The performance closes
with one OF tho funniest nfterploccs ev-
or. put on the stage.
The programme an II viii BE- given to-
morrow IL Is follows;
PART /.
iinteriocntor ~. ,.,"HChas, II, Dockstndcr
B~oncs-JhinCS TaBg0rt, james Mnck;'tRm-
6onr,nesnMJohn IL Mnr'ha, steve Finn.
4 3pPfTi ataSre s" OF my lest idiri., 80. iinpa PGiy
The BLACK Wedding ","",Johp \; Mnrtha
You've ncen II Good Old Wagon, but
But You've Done Broke Down..;".,
Rocked In the Cradle OF tho Deep %,.;..
GRAND FINALE. -
oriental Echoes. .,f,....,,.,"..9,Co Company
Part II viii include tho Rosedalc quar-
tcttc; the Original DIrt Hart, IN his
great speciality: Finn Il Mack, the funny
black face knock about artists: John II,
Murtha. the eccentric comedian aud mus
ical moke. The performance will CON
clude with "The LunutIc Asylum" In
Producing the entire company.
The uniting OF the great John Robin
son and Franklin Bros. enormous shows,
which appear In Wheeling OH the 10th OF
this month, has caused n stir" In tent
cd n~muselncnts. the like of which has
never before been known. This huge In
Stltution Is the only to present tho
wonderful "horseless carriage" and
such well known and high snlarlcd per-
formers us Miss Rose DOclirill, tho
worlds greatest cquestricnnc: Mr..
Frank Miller ind Robert Stickney, who
stand ut the head Of tho bareback riders
Of the profession; the five Cornalins
family, Eurnpe's foremost ncrOhats; Sell
Hrist and S!lbon. who are the acknow-
lodged monarchS OF the air, a double
troupe OF royal Japanese performers:
Miss Dolllc Miller, the greatest lady ac-
rohatlc rider on either side OF the ATTAIN
tic: the three famous French grotesuucs,
the DsZallos; II troupe of twenty hu-
manly educated horses and pondcrous
elephants, besides numerous other now
elites which can only be counted by tho
score. 1t Is also a known fact that these.
great shows present the finest geological
collection In America, and u h%Ippodrome
OF surprising merit.
In spite OF storms and wind the Lyric
opera company, which has been playing
ut the Wheeling park casino. has more
than proved Il success. For three weeks
the storms In this vicinity have buffeted
against the attendance at the Casino.
The troupe Is remarkable. q only for
its variety OF repertoire, but It's wen
balance. Last night vas the only time
that overhnnging clouds did not threat
en- to drench those who attended the
performance. Mascignl3 MASTERPIECES.
"Cavalicria Rusticana," was given. The
audience present was the largest and
most thoroughly apprecintive that has
been In attendance this season.
Miss Villa Knox. Miss De Rue, Miss
Adlne Bowler and Messrs. Brunson and
Gailllard all scored successes In their
difficult parts, while the Opera House
orchestra was cQua. to the sympathetic
music which the score demanded.
Las evenings entertainment was pre-
faced by a musical sketch. "A Mixed
Affair" The only thing that seemed
to be mixed In It was Col. McSOrlcy'S"
song on the silver question. His lines
We're received rather cldly until 1t a
revealed that It wac "nll II dream"
While the Irtclligcncer Is throwing
bouquets OF this occasion. Col. +. RieS-
ter, Mr.. c. Hlrsch and Capt. August
Rolf. OF the amusement committee Of
the park. must come In for their share
of the work done which has pleased the
public so well. Also Capt. Henry Weis-
gerber and assistants. OF the Elm Grove
motor line. who so safely transported
the people to and from the park. i,
Tomorrow. afternoon at Wheeling
Park, besides the usual attractions of
the Opera House orchestra. the follow
Ing additional programme will be rem
dered In the Casino:
Miss Knnx-Love's Drcam.......u..
Mis- De RuO-Dear INSTRUMENTATION
j. G. BeI-Inimitablc Eccentricities:..:-
Chorus-O PolIcelnan's Song: (g Halt
Poetry. Pirates of PenZhrce
Francis Gnillard-Palms. ,.............-
Phil Brnnson and chorus = Drinking
Observation-Disclosures ltusticana