Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-02
SETTLING ITS BUSINESS.
The Final Meeting of the General Commit
tee of the Recent Reunion.

The Final Meeting of the General Commit
tee of the Recent Reunion.
At the final meeting of the general COM
mittees of the Tri-Statc Reunion, held in
the Chamber of Commerce last evening"
the following report of the Committee on
Resolutions was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The committees having in
charge the arrangements and conducting of
the Tri-Stltc Reunion hell in the city of
Wheeling on September 22l and 23d, 1886,
recognize the efficient aid rendered and the
notable generosity extended by the citizens
Ofthe city of Wheeling and of Ohio county
West Virginia, and Belmont county, Ohio;
therefore be il
Resolrcd, That the hearty thanks of these
committees be rendered tn all who cOntri-
buted towards defraying the expenses of
the Reunion, As we'll rs to those who pro-
vided the bOuutiful dinner served on that
occasion.
Res0Ired, That special thanks are due
Mr. |. r. Waterman chairman, l.. I. Busby
Esq, and theIladies of the dinner commit
tee, whose untiring lahOrs and faithful sell
vices made the banquet PREPARED by them
one Of the most prominent and successful
feature of our reunion.
ReSoIced, That we gratefully acknowl-
edge the tavOrs extended and help afforded
by the city newspapers, the Wheeling
REGISTER, IHteRigeRcer, Newsletter and
YOlkSbldH
ReSOlrCd, That we express our gratitude
a., tba W. ESnnSitinn anI State
Fair Association for the use of its flags
and decorating material at the dining
hall and for numerous other kindnesses and
cOurtesies
Resolred, That the committees are under
special obligations TO Major J. V. L. Rog-
ers for his generosity in gratuitOuSly writ
ing policy of insurance on the property
belonging to and in the care of the AsSO-
citation.
ReS0lred, That the kindness of the
Wheeling Chamber of Commerce in placing
its commOdious hall at the disposal of the
committees for meeting purposes, calls for
an expression of our gratitude.
B. 3. DoyESER, !
]. Il. COwDEN, Committe.
JOHN CARLIN,
WHEREAS, Our worthy fellow citizens
Captains William Prince and Samuel
Kuglen, actuated by patriotic motions that
commend them to our consideration, did
provide, free Ofcharge, safe and convenient
transportation to and from the camp, by
pontOop bridge, for all soldiers in attendance
upon the late Tri-State Reunion. There
fore, be it
ResoIred, That the sincere and earnest
thanks of the old soldiers of the States of
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, at
tending the said reunion, are hereby ten
dered Captain William Prince and Cap
tain Samuel Kuglen; and that our best
wishes shall attend them in all the enter
prises in which they may in the future
engage.
ReSolred, That the Secretary of our Tri-
State Reunion he directed 10 present a
COPY of these resolutions.
| B. B BONNER,
J. R. CowDEN,
JOHN CABIN.
! The following communication was re-
eeived and filed:
ORPHANS ASYLUM,
WHEELING, Sept. q, 80. I
We return our sincere thanks to the
gentlemen and ladies in charge of the Sol
dier,s Reunion, for fifty-nine loaves of
bread, so kindly sent by them for the or
phans under our care.
Respectfully,
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.