The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-25
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The RECEPTION COMMITTEE. 5i6s
Samuel I.aughlin, chairman K

- W" "S.t i'ely ehnil nuH VI tlie Stute
Executive COMMITTEE; Hon" G. D. Hub
bard, ]: n. Vance, lion. N. b. Scott, Au.
gustus Pollack, Col. T.H. Anderson, DR..
J: NJ. Todd, Prof.. James II. Jones, Dir. Il.
II. Logan, DR.. Israel Weirick, Anthony
Lally, Ma. 7. II. Norton, Philip Schuchlc,
W. ]. lloWclls, Col. @. l.. poornan, lion.
Lorenzo Danford, o. G. sclioHeld, Secre-
tary Of the State Executive Committee,
and Col. Hugh Sterling. So feuEs
Tho above named gentlemen compose
tho Reception Committee as chosen by the
committee appointed for that purpose ut
the general meeting held Inst Monday
evening. They met Mt the Lincoln club
rooms yesterday morning ind effected the
organization MS given. ) A white satin
ribbon printed in blue was adopted rs u
ha,lge. 1t being ascertained that Gen.
Logan would arrive ut about 10 o'clock
over the Baltimore X Ohio, n snb.com-
mittcc composed OF John Frcw, Hon. n.
B. Scott, sam'l 1.aughlin, ]. n. Vance, W.
J. W. Cowden, Augustus Pollock and
Maj. Thomas Norton WIS appointed 10
leave on the 4:40 train for Bellaire to meet
tho Logan party md II possible to arrange
for having General Golf meet them at
Benwood. 1t was also decided TINT MS
many others OF the committee rs could
should join the subcommittee, and other
arrangements for last night were perfected.
I. t ARRANGEMENTS FOR TODAY.
It was decided to have carriages ut tho
club house Mt 1880 to-day. The commit
tee will meet Mt that hour and taking car.
riagcs proceed to Mr.. Frcw's rcsidentc,
where It will DO joined blythe distinguish.
cd guests OF the day and wait for the pro-
cession. As itpasscsup Fourteenth street
and up Foil, the carriages will fall in ut
their proper places and proceed to tho
first carriagc, Judge Kelley in tho second,
Col. j. y. Taylor in the third hnd Gen.
Coli in the fourth. They will be accom-
panied by members Of tile committee and
other carriages will DO filled with other
guests and the remainder Of the commit.
tee. In the evening the committee will
wait on the Logan party and review the
night parade. &s Nv
WHEELING REGIMENT, ATTENTION! ,
Colonel Travis having been appointed
Chief Marshal OF the day, the Wheeling
regiment will be under the command Of
Lieut.. Colonel George Is. Caldwell, who
will also have under him the reginenta
stall. Tie attention OF company com.
manders is especially called to this. They
will report direct to Colonel Caldwell
The programme has been slightly changed
as to the formation OF the Wheeling regi
ment. 1t will form OIL Fourteenth street
instead OF Main, the head resting at Main
street and the left extending backwards on
Fourteenth street towards the river. Com.
pany commanders are expected TO know
their places in line and to fall in without
any instructions. The regiment will form
on Fourteenth street for both theaiternoon
and evening parades.
Col. Travis, the Chief Marshal, will be
ut his headquarters in the Lincoln Club
room until 1880 o'clock, after which he
will be found in the saddle ut the rem.
devious on Main street. lie will also be
found in the saddle ut the rendezvous for
the evening parade. Adjutant Brubaker,
OF the regiment, will act us chief Of Col.
Travis stall, the staff being composed oil
the gentlemen whose names were pub.
lished yesterday. They are requested to
report with red sash to Adjutant Brubakel
at headquarters, as soon after 10 O'Clock
this morning as possible.
THE LINES OF MARCH.
For the information OF strangers in the
city as well as for the information of those
taking part in the demonstration and fol
those that may desire to decorate, the
routes are again published. .,a2
For the afternoon parade visiting clubs
will form on Main right resting on -Four.
teenth. The Wheeling regiment will
form OH Fourteenth, west of Main, SO MS
to be in a position to fall in the renr Of
the visitors. The route will be up Four.
teenth to EoT, up Eoif to Twelfth, down
Twelfth to Market, up Market to Tenth,
down Tenth to Main, down Main to
Twelfth, down Twelfth over pontoon
bridge 10 South Front, thence to Fair
Grounds. At the residence Of Mr.. Frew,
the speakers and Reception Committee
will fall in place. At Tenth and Main
they will fall out and cross the bridge,
rejoining the procession OH South Front.
The Veteran corps preceded BY the Opera
House hand will precede everything to
act MS Nh escort to the party. All the old
battle flags in the State House will be car
ried by this corps. The old boys are an
ticipating great deal OF pleasure in being
once more allowed to carry the torn and
ragged banners that they fought under.
yt5i' THE EVENING nARADE. -f.S
For the evening parade the column will
again form on Main, the right at Twelfth
street. The Wheeling companies will
again form on Fourteenth street, so as to
fall in tho rear when the column moves.
The route will he up Main to Seventh, up
Seventh to Market, down to Twelfth, up
to Jacob, passing in review before Gen.Lo-
gan ut Mr.. Frew' residence, down Jacobto
Sixteenth, down to Main down to Twenty
fourth, up to Chapline, up to Twentieth,
down to Market, up to headquarters,
where q review by the Marshal takes
place. a-l -
A meeting was held at the Lincoln club
rooms last night, presided over by Col.
Travis, to hear reports as TO the number OF
visiting clubs coming and to assign them
places. The following reported and were
assigned as follows: .i, .5 e3}
TIE VISITING CLUBS. s.si-
Americas Club OF pittsburg, 100 men,
with &. A. R. band Of Allegheny; Sher-
rard Guards OF Steubenvillc, 90 in num-
Der; Brown Plumed Knights Of steuben-
vile, and possibly two other clubs; Fair
mont club; Cameron club; Aingo club,
$50 men; New Cumberland, 100 men;
Roseby's Rock club; Junior club, Mar
tins Ferry, 100; Martins Ferry ,Colorcd
club. - Gl;5s, .;.,.5s5, " ss=