The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-29
THE MEMORIAL SERVICES.
How the G. A. R. ofthe Vicinity
will Observe the goth.
ORDERS FROM HEADQUARTERS
The Details for the different Gene.
tcrlcs from Holiday Post--Thc
Mayor ProclaIms a Holiday.
Notes about the Day.

Mayor seabright has issued a procla-
nation, which will meet with general
approval, calling for suspension of
business for at least part OF the day to-
morrow, while the Memorial Day OBJ
servances are in progress.
At the request Of the G. A. r. COM
mittee having in charge the arranging
OF the programme for the memorial ex-
ercises to be held at the west front of
the Public Building tomorrow after
noon, Mr.. Frank Hennig has consented
to assist in making the services interest
ing and appropriate by reading that
beautiful poem, "Cover Them Over
with Beautiful Flowers" In his theat-
rical training Mr.. Hennig has become n
finished elocutionist, and he will read
the poem well.
The following named comrades OF ].
w, Holiday Post No. ~, G. A. R., have
been detailed to decorate the graves at
the various cemeteries, Mount Wood,
East Wheeling, Peninsula and the old
Catholic grave yard. The comrades liv-
ing south OF the creeE are requested to
take part with Stephens Post, IL they so
desire. The detail for Mount Wood will
be in charge OF Post Commander J. A.
Faris; for the Peninsula, the detail will
be in charge OF Senior Vice Commander
II. J. Felber; for the Stone Church, the
detail will be in charge OF Junior Vice
Commander William S. Meek. Comrade
Ii. ]. Felber will make detail from his
SQUAD to attend to East Wheeling Gene
terry and the old Catholic grave yard.
The comrades are requested'to report ut
headquarters promptly at 0 o'clock a.
m. on the morning OF Memorial Day:
Mount Wood, Joseph A. Faris, Sam
uel Brubaker, George Berwinkle, Will
lam H. Chapman, David B. Clark, James
L. Dysen, Samuel P. Davis, B. B. Dove
ner, Alex. Defibaugh, Hugh Douglas,
James NJ. Ephlin, NJ. L. Etzler, Eph
Ayres, w. L. Gilbreth, Andrew Gray,
Andrew Grub, Robert HaZlett, Ed. q.
Harry, William II. Howard, Hugh Haw-
kins, Robert Junkins, Sam. Krauss, Jas.
NJ. Kirk, John J. Long, B. +. Malone,
Thaycr Melvin, Louis Meder, VIM. NJ.
Morgan, John r. Marsh, j. D. McFad-
den, D. B. Mcllwaine, Dorrence Nc
Chimes, Alex. McConnaha, John Och,
George Rodenbaugh, Alex. Riddle,
Charles I. Reed, Samuel Rosenleib, Al
bert Redman, Hugh Sterling, A. Stump,
Charles II. Senseny, Jacob Soles, Isaac
Saddler, Ruben X. Smith, VIM. Turner,
Daniel Usselton, Alex. S. Wiley.
Stone Church, William S. Meek, Gus.
Bowers, John LAUREL, John l.. Wise.
Peninsula, II. j. Felber, w. S. Arm
strong, Matthew Bennett, Samuel r.
Bingham, Richard Bowman, John
Brady, Henry Bodie, Thomas Chambers,
George B. Caldwell, Richard A. Cox,
Edward Casson, Fred Chort, 2. B. Dob
bins, William Frank, Isaac A. Frey,
Phil. S. Fletcher, John F. Fletcher, Ben.
D. Gooding, John Holt, Henry .. Hub
bard, John w. Harrison, VIM. J. Ham
ilton, John Hazlett, Charles Klaproth,
Charles Kleivcs, Orlof 9. Miller, John
McAdams, George Mckown, Patrick
McNIahan, William 0cher, George
Prayer, j. NJ. Richards, William Roden-
bach, George Roberts, John Reid, Will
liam II. Sheib, August saueE, Ferdi-
nand Skeid, james D. Stanton, ]. A. J.
Sheets, BENZ. j. Spencer, james Scott,
Oscar Seeley, X. S. Taylor, Robert Teas
dale, Joseph W. Webb, Patrick p,
Welsh, r. W. Winesburg, james Young,
Gottleib Buss, G. L. Price, +. II. Crago,
S. w. Clark, L. II. Grade, William
Leach, Michael Miller, D. +. Mckinley.
BY order JOSEPH A. FARls,
Post Commander.
G. T. REED, Adjutant.
The orders from headquarters under
which the Memorial Day services are
held will be read with interest. In re-
Spouse to general request, they are APP
pended: