The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-15
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Iier. VI. ". Ross; Colonel. Samuel J.
Brown; Delegate-at-large, r. Il. Wilson
Delegate, Z. L. Stainer; Alternates, @.
f, Firestone, W. j. Graham.
Massachusetts, Past Colonies, |. II.
Hinckley, II. S. Crossman, @. F. Sar-
gent, George H. Cleveland; Colonel, n.
g. Upham; Delegate-at-Large W. A.
Trupp; Delegates, Il. $. Lyon, D. B.
Purbeck, Charles X. Darling; Alter
mates, G. A. Stevens, @. w. Wallis, 6.
A. Woodwork, L. O. Couch.
Michigan-Past Colonies Herrick
Hodges, NJ. L. Hall; Colonel Burt N.
Fellows; Delegate-at-Large, Earl Hem.
menway; delegates, w. A. Huyck, Rev.
W. f. Beale, NJ. j. Davis; alternates,
Norman q. Cooper, j. L. Watson, George
L. Tracy, NJ. Fl. Gunsenhouser.
Nlinnesota-Past Colonies L. NJ. Van
Cteve, +. W. R0wlson; Colonel Z. II.
NIilham; Delegate-at-Large, A. S. Nor
gan; delegate, George W. Martin; alter
mates, G. W. Knowlton, +. L. Austin.
NIissOuri-Past Colonies Charles S.
Crysler, j. ]. Speaker, A. II. Vandevert,
Frederick Neudorf; Colonel Edward r.
Durham.
Montana-Past Colonies George W.
Gibbs, Colonel, William II. Perkins.
Ncbraska-Past Colonies B. W. Haw-
kins, A. W. Coglizer; Colonel, A. w.
Appleget; Delegate-at-Large, W. j.
Kncpper; Delegates, G. II. Palmer;
Alternates, o. D. Eaton, A. Meade.
New Hampshire-Past Colonies Frank
II. Challis, Edwin A. Badger, Frank L.
Libby, Frank NJ. Shackford, Michael
Crowley; Colonel, Frank B. Perkins;
Deegate.at-Large, Eugene S. Davis;
Delegate, A. D. Larnham; Alternates,
W. c. Hobart, Harry B. Clark.
New Jersey-Past Colonies L. L. JET
fries, II. L. Hatfield, W. A. Crawford;
Colonel, T. D. Morse; Delegate-at-Large,
William 0'Dowell; Delegate, George Ii.
Perkins; Alternate, George II. Perkins;
Alternates, II. II. Moore, A. Sparks.
New York-Past Colonies, L. +. Eel
lows, G. ]. Foster, G. I. Rain; Colonel,
NJ. Retel.
Ohio-Past Colonies Henry Frazee,
Harry r. Bacon, George A. Ensign, L.
II. Gilkey, 4. W. Poe, G. W. Myers;
Colonel, George W. Leonard; Delegate
at-Large, o. j, Brown; Delegates, Ben
S. johnson, r. S. GARRISON, W. L. Bun
day, D. Q. Morrow, John Nevins, L. 6.
Rathbone, George f. De Steigner; AL
ternates, L. W. Porter, T. G. Carlisle,
Murray Waltman, A. w. Gates, +. A.
Perez, W. ]. Means, D. w. O'Neil.
Dn,t Tn1,unIu 7
CIosson, II. T. Rowley, II. W. 0rth, l..
NJ. Wagner. Il. NJ. j. Reed, Il. W. Alex
ander, P. NJ. Hartzell, II. W. Arnold, r,
+. Hopkins, Walter s. Payne, w. II.
Smith, II. II. Hammer, A. X. Howard,
II. NJ. Russell, Gu. Miller, G. B. Brock
way, Colonel, j. l.. Roke; Delegate-at-
Large, L. II. Ashcraft; Delegates, Parker,
Kensington, Aunies, Wagonseller, Nahm.
Rhode Island-Colonel Charles II.
West,
Vermont-Past Colonels, John L. Fox,
G. Z. Terrell, G. F. r. Jenney; Colonel,
West Virginia-Past Colonel, r. II.
Freer; Colonel, II. d. Baguley; Dele
gate-at-Large, Thomas II. b. Staggers;
Delegate. D. X. Frazier; Alternates,
Ezra NJ. Pierce, Frank Manoun.
Wisconsin-Past Colonels, 7. S, Pea
cock, f. ]. Walthers, j. p. Sheridan /;
Colonel, Charles II. Hudson; Delegate
at-Large, G. A. Armstrong; Delegate,
William Rowe; Alternates, A. J. Sheri-
dan, J. W. Taylor.
In addition to the regular delegates,
there are in the city prominent members
OF the order from several States,
NOTES.
"Ah, there! He's all right"
The hotels and restaurants are doing n
rushing business.
Only the first day and the town well
filled already. What will it be by Fri
day.
Major Aberdeads, OF Kentucky, has
made hosts OF friends since his arrival
here.
Every residence and place OF business
in the city should be decorated for the
parade Of Friday.
Col. a. A. Franzheim, Of the Cover
nor's staff, presents a nobby appearance
in his new uniform:
Col. j. L. Russell, OF Romney, mem.
Der OF Governor Wilson's stall, arrived
last night. He is in full regimentals.
The Ladies' Aid Societies from the
different States send some beautiful
young delegates, all ofwhom seem to be
enjoying themselves.
The Massachusetts delegates have n
neat little refrain they sing in q truly
characteristic style. Ii goes something
like this: "Beans for breakfast, beans
for dinner, beans for supper; bah"
Mr.. II. NJ. Beecher, who is here with
his daughter, Miss Ada P. Beecher, OF
New Haven, Conn.,, was here twenty.six
years ago with Connecticut cavalry,
Camped on the old fair grounds. He
visited the old camp yesterday, and at
the request OF several comrades, secured
pieces OF the old fence they use to shoot
ut.
Gen. U. S. Grant Camp, of this city,
received yesterday the new banner pur-
chased by their lady friends. 1t cost
500, and was made in Chicago. 1t is OF
hlue silk, upon one side being the coat
OF arms OF the State, aud unon the re-
verse side that OF the order. The ban
ner is n beautiful piece of work, and
will ornament the stage at the Grand
Opera House during the campfire this
evening.
The camp fire occurs this evening,
and a cordial invitation to the public is
extended, particularly the ladies. Brief
addresses will be delivered by distin-
guished members OF the order and
BY local talent. The Opera House
band will Ifurnish the music. Among
the local speakers will be Judge Goch-
ran, Judge Melvin, Mr.. c. B. Hart,
Capt. B. B. Dovener, Hon. G. W. Akin.
son, DR.. Logan and others. Col. J. b.
fancy was also invited to, be one OF the
orators OF the occasion, but is unable to
attend, Us he will be absent from the
city.
COmmander-in-Ch Chief.
The election OF officers Of the Com
mandery-in-C Chief OF the Sons OF Veter-
ans promises to be exciting, MS there are
four candidates in the field. The pres
ent incumbent, Gen. G. B. Abbott, OF
TI;un;g 10 "a candidate Co. 80 oInnI;n,,