Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-09
Nh agDAYATHARYARD.
.,rsr,STlC RECEPTION OF fHt
81 PRESIDENT At BOSTON
., ,,,,, h, Raaa u Csn6ndg'-TA' V'l'-
> -, Csnsgs-Ths Speech Of the
,..,,,,-A Grsa, Day For Harv-
,S-C3s.Hg Exercises.

IN Boston auu ~
.. W inst time. This morning he had
r 1" - 'G.i,I. he this afternoon received
70 : ~, ,,ssi,,i, and this evening he was
~, I- 4, ~ salute popular. The Presi-
s'7i'1 =, =, ,rriyed at Springfield at S:Oo
- -, - p,ssident'S car WAS fringed
- - md the windows were heavily
sd The train stopped only long
''''. ,, attach ear which stood side
sHl -, s,s, Of the depot. Adutant
o'I' n,Yrop. OF Massachusetts,, with
% % lo,, i aud General NsttlstOn' sE -, had
a., ..,., Boston at : o'clock last even
,,,;rc special car, MAJOR
Lieutenant Heaton, Cor
,.,., and SIX First Corps ca
70 ,I,,sil sent by the State to guard
-. .3.,t i soon rs he entered the
Tpnch was served at Worcester, IN
" -. ~. but the occupants OF the
.-.,.s ar did not arise TO partake OF
= - vsre awakened at 6 q m. by
,..,- and 4, G:l5 Generals Dalton,
.,ys,,Iston entered the car and
dent greeted them. After 4 mil
,a.a,e General Dalton said;
r. President. have been sent by
r,,,Irsn,y. the Governor, to welcome
-,v,s,,ehusetts and to inform you
=, rirI await YOU on your arrival
p. ,z,ols me srea, pleasure to receive
,,y,ia,and extend thanks to Mas
-. for her welcome" said the
a.. He then asked about the ar
-. How about the Faneuil
,-n,ion. want to be sure and
~, y. 6qople chance The President
.,r.ed that an opportunity would
.'.H him.
rrnuE To THE BAY STATE
,...- Suburbs o. Boston were reached
,-rl. b,saking. a golden, perfect day,
=, vs.b 4 November frost. The train
- ,la1r ten minutes late. As far as
-.-srg,I reach Lincoln street was
-,-,,l pravn up on either side was the
- .1ietS and close by were three
80, lvaitin. the Presidential party.
r.r,., Rockwell and Currier were
-. with the Governor. When his
=. tain Ind come 70 a full stop, the
-,,7; alighteI. Governor Robinson
p ll and >''d:
with great pleasure that | wei
~.r.to Massachusetts. Her people
sg7rant with cordiality and abun-
5- r,arl 10 express to YOU, so far as
J. within their power, their pro-
81 respect for your very honorable and
La ,atlOa. and high appreciation Of
-raa.ueat ability, your staunch integ-
n al yogr patriotic devotion 70 the
pm %. the nation. Regretting that
-.->,r-r OF YOUR duties will not permit
-a r.lsraH extended stay, l will not
sa1 you q moment longer from enjoy
q. nspitIlity Of the Commonwealth
Cz',, 70 You and the distinguished
- nho accompany YOU
q, Pr->;len, briefly replied, thanking
1rrs-11- tor his cOrdiality and eX-
r@- pleasure ut the general welcome.
~yC> ALONG THE ROUTE.
p. a.r,, then wheeled out into line
| &, ,-l,rL arms. The President and
7r-1- entered the first carriage, Gen
&: nd Secretaries Bayard and Lamar the
rli Co,ouelS Currier and Rockwell,
Nr.,.e;ou and Colonel Lamont the
z[ lco-iuu Of mounted police led the
a. ai after them came the carriages
al5i 5y companies 4, b and {. Thus
-E ,Egu- into Beach street. Cheers
-. ,l- President along the street which
- aa7I with people. The President
AZ s.-!-i the enthusiasm again and
al smiling. and frequently lifted his
T. A,llr carriages turned the corner
-- ulmou on BOylStOn street q salute
,s-9;y-oue guns was opened by
G6y A. \ large crowd awaited the ar
-y. tie party ~ the NendOme Hotel,
4 irrS Hegj up - the President and
--2o- A,eradri the steps TO be shown
alr Stake suite. Secretary Whitney
,-'o. lay President and his Cabinet as
,'l.~ d, thy entered, and Secretary
--aiit cJme over At 7:3O a. m. The
Tn Of thy hotel was finely decorated
'lils nI,ioaal colOTs, and beautiful
--~l.tl o, flowers, the floral decOra-
6 sm.ao.y rrhp>;ng anything of the
:. -,-- >r,l in Boston. Neither Mrs.
.r--a. Ms - Byien, wife Of the
-.l; ao' Mrs Robinson were present.
-,-Ni, an elegant little affair, was
Il. 70 ;0e President, Col. Lamont, Sec
-S Hyari EndlcOtt and Lamar, and
.,.o, Robinson.
NJ the President. Governor and
"a Dalton took seats in a carriage
81 ., iour pranciug white horses.
s-l',Hder o; the party were placed
-'-'seS and the procession started.
.--alNea.;h avenue was alive with
a." greeted the President enthu-
-, u ,hr procession started Bat
y 'oomrd lorih salute. The pro-
moved rapidly on the way TO Cam
:. avery street through which 1t
- N1S ,hyouged with people, and
!, Il. ..e' cheer Went up rs the carriages
.aE CLOSING ENEGCISEs.
4 = = Residential party arrived at Har-
,,'a after Ten o'clock and were re
.-' "o7eaii. by President Elliot.
/ 'e'',on 20 sanders Theater, where
- ,,S.1iI exercises were held, was form
* '-5 :oliowius order:
Band.
D.. Gale. Ns-,.aU and Aids
-' '. .-" A>-o"ta;iou fthe Alumni
- ''.'1- az po,, OF ftheda
AMI Fellows of Harvard College.
70. a'.s and Reverend OverSeerS.
.-- ,m-wnuweallh and President
20" United states
HnVargors Aids
] 's-'s-> Ptth~ Presidents suite.
SA:e, senator's from Massachusetts,.
i ~. '"T9s-O-aud Adjutant General
E-r >-Iie senate and Speaker Of the
4 - .'e n, representative.
~ ~ The safe Board Of Eduration.
25Sr.is. and Boston. preceded by
i 20. .' OBJ. A.dc.e>eN and suffolk.
E--- Institutions learning and
-, '-rr Invited guests.
-. Assistant Professors Of the College
I .. Faculty.
i ~. l.'e' O6ceo os the University.
i 80 1'her Colleges and Universities
a'aa's'y DeSrees from the Univer-
a. sly.
i 1a'les Of the six ueighboring
towns Of lt42
j ,.Sl1i',ee Of Arrangements
4 y.S.-+s,,a'i college and the graduates OF
SS'...-. schools in the order
q D. q" their SraduatiOn.