The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-29
HONOR THE FALLEN,
''wHo COUNTED NOT LIFE DEAR"
Memorial nay in wheeling and Vicinity.
The Observance By the G. a. Il, Post on
suDdAy-EzOrcISsS over At Bridgeport.
wSlIAburg and New Cumberland.

The Chairman Of the Memorial Com
mittee Of Holiday Post, No. ~, G. A, R.,
comrads G. W. Bagps has Issued the fol-
lowing instructions, WHICH are to be strict
ly obeyed by the members Of the g. A, R,
Frat-The soldiers monument decora-
tlons will be made on Saturday night
under the directions Of .cOmrads William
H, sheib, who will also see to their re-
moval alter Decoration Day.
Second-The comrades detailed below
for duty at the various cemeteries, must
report for duty promptly at half past
twelve on Sunday at Grand Army Hall,
to obrtain their supplies Of flowers, so as
to be ready at one o'clock to proceed to
the cemeteries,
Third-The detail for Greenwood and
Mt, Calvary. cemeteries must bs at the
Elm Grove depot promptly at one O'Clock
where a special car will be waiting for
them, as also the Women's Relief Corps
and the relatives Of deceased soldiers. No
others will be allowed on this car.
FouEth-The comrades whose names
are marked with an . will bein charge OIL
the detail, will read the service at a suit'
able point in each cemetery and will be
held responsible for the conduct OF their
detail.
Fiith-No ostentatious display while 60
ing to or from the cemeteries will be per.
mitted. Every soldier must quietly and
rsverently perform the hOnOrs toOur fallen
comrades,
Sixth-At the cemeteries each detail
must form q hollow square, facing inward,
at the head Of which the Comrade In
charge will read the service, after which
the graves will be decorated.
seventh-At 7P. NJ, May so, all com
rsdes Of the Grand Army, the Women'H
Relief Corps and all soldiers In the city OF
neighbOrhood are expected to meet at
Grand Army hall, 1917 Market street, SO
as to form and proceed to the First Pres
byterisn church at 1880, where seats will
b. reserved for them, to hear the memo
rial sermon To be preached by tho Rev, d,
A. Cunningham, D. D. i,
1Eighth-The members OF the Women'E
Relief Corps will assist the comrades in
making decorations for the monument
and the graves during Saturday afternoon
and evening at Grand Army Hall, and
they will also participate in the various
services on Sunday.
Ninth-The cemetery "details are as fol-
lows: Peninsular: L, Robertson, Thomas
Chambers, Thomas Bray, W. l.. Gilbrea'h,
q. Clapproth, D. McGinnis, J. McAdams,
John Och, John Wise, +, Il. Stanley, NJ,
Bennett, D. Usleton, B. Conley, K. s,
Taylor J. W. Webb, s. P. Davis and G,
Mount Wood: W. j. Ro6b, James by.
sou, Alex Deibaugh, Robert Hazlett, $,
Kraus, W. S. Meek, George Rodenbaugh,
Alex Riddle, 8. Rosenlieb, w. II. Sheib,
A. Stump, @. II. Senseney, William Tur'
ner, |. K. Waterman, b. +. Halons, D,
Work, G. W. Baggs.
Greenwood and Mount Calvary: ]. NJ.
Richards, John Carlin, ]. A. Faris, Henry
Hoefer, +. Knabe, W. McAdams, ]. D,
MCFadden, George Prayer, G. I. Reed,
l.. p. SalterbaCh, Hugh Sterling, F. Skeitt,
B. B, DOveuer, William RodenbaCk, W. Il.
Travis.
Mount Zion and Red Mems: +. H.
Crago, G. w. Clark, s. B. Farrell, Louis
Grade, William Leech, Aug, sauer, \. L.
Scott, R. Teasdale, w. Frank, D, 1. Kin
ley. BY order OF g. W. BAuGs,
Chairman Memorial Committee,