The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-15

gwen lOr tue Ladies Alu ny ulI tue
guests just before their departure.
THE COUNCIL IN CHIEF.
The council in chief began its session
at 2:3O yesterday at the headquarters, at
the Mcclure house. This meeting is
mainly routine in its nature, the reports
OF the executive and financial officers
being presented to the body for exam
ination and approval. The meeting was
well attended, nearly all the members
being present and participating. The
council has not yet completed its work,
and nothing has, ms yet been given out
for publication.
THE SECRET WORK.
A largely attended meeting was held
in G. A. r. hall last night, the occasion
being the exemplifcation OF the secret
work OF the order by Inspector General
Hall. A new Wheeling camp, to be
known as Hancock camp, was mustered
in by General mastering Officer Maccabe,
OF Boston. The camp is composed OF
sons OF Veterans from South Wheeling,
and gives promise OF healthy life.
RED FIRE AND DECORATIONS.
Last night Captain Sam Harrison, chief
clerk at the McLure House, exhibited
his patriotism and his intense interest in
the occasion by setting off u quantity OF
red fire on the corner Of Twelfth and
Market.
The decorations on the business houses
are so far very meagre, but it is said that
before the parade Of Friday they will be
more elaborate, A movement is on foot
among the citizensto repeat the natural
gas display, so successfully made during
the soldiers reunion last year.
DIDN'T ARRIVE.
At half.past ten o'clock last night
about two hundred OF the visiting dele
gates and the local camp, headed by the
Opera House band marched from the
Mcclure House to the Baltimore & Ohio
depot for the purpose OF receiving Lieut..
Gen. Frazee, of Cleveland, Ohio, who
was expected to arrive on the lO:i5
train from the East. Quite large crowd
of citizens were attracted to the depot
by the music, and everything was in
readiness to give the General q hand
some reception. He failed to be on that
train, however, and the procession re-
turned to the Mcclure House, where the
band played sevsral appropriate airs, and
after a few remarks by Col. Jake kGmple
the crowd dispersed. Gen. Frazee is ex-
pected to arrive sometime this morning.
rup coNuANDFRY.IN-CuIE
The following is complete list OF the
members who will compose the encamp-
ment:
G. B. Abbott, Commander-in.Chief'
Chicago.
Henry Fraaee, Lieutenant General,
Cleveland, o.
j. j. Speaker, Major General, Inde-
pendence, Mo.
G. ]. Post, Adiutant General. Eugle-
A. il. Easter, Quartermaster General,
Chicago.
Harry NJ. Russell, Chief of staff, Phila-
delphia, Pa. ,,
dale, Mich.
]. Maccabe. Chief mastering officer,
Boston, Mass.
r. Fl. Freer, Judge Advocate General,
Ritchie, G. H., W. Va.
NJ. Retel, NJ. D., Surgeon General, Buf-
Clay D. Herod, Chaplain-in-chief,
Erie, kans.
Council.in- -Chief-J. W. Anderson,
Pittsburgh, Pa; j. L. Rake, Reading,
Pa; G. b. Smith, Hartford, Conn.,; G.
B. Cooke, Arlington, Dak.; A. NJ. Ap-
plegate, Tccumseh, Neb.
Past Commanders.in-C -Chief-A. p. Da-
Wis, Frank p. Merrill, II. W. Arnold,
Walter S. Payne, L. NJ. Wagner.
Constitutional Life Members-Gen-
eral w. L. w. Ross, Col. r. N. j. Reed,
Mai. A. P. Davis, DR.. Eldridge, Gen.
John A. Thompson, j. A. Rodrigo, Gen.
|. S. Bangs, Gen. William II. Pierpoint.
Past Commanders Of Grand Divisions
i. S. Bangs, T. II. Challis, II. P. Kent,
r. n. j. Reed, ]. A. Rodrigo, William
f. W. Ross, John A. Thompson, Raphael
Tobias, Charles S. Crysler, Leland j.
Webb.
Caiifornia-Past Colonels, c. j. Gala
han, L. d. Callahan; delegate ut large,
Col. Ed. G. Robinson.
Colorado-Past Colonel, Harry d.
Kendig; Colonel, +. G. Macarthur; dele
gate at large, L. W. Kennedy; delegate,
+. ]. Trumbull; alternates, Charles II.
Anderson, Thomas $. Beltz.
Connecticut--Past Colonels, w. II.
Pierpont, Z. Y. Dow, l.. +. Bnrpee,
Eugene Morehouse; Colonel, G. X.
Farnham; delegate at large, Edward
Reisel: delegate, +. j. Sansouci; alter
mates, g. F. Farnham, A. J. Even.
Dakota-Past Colonels i. g. Worden,
]. II. Rockwell, Hamilton Kerr: Colo
mel, Q. G. Bras; Delegate Mt Large, w.
A. Rogers; Delegate, A. L. Huston; AZ
ternates, George D. Jones, Hal. G.
Florida-Past Colonel, NJ. L. Bishop;
Colonel, j. W. V. Il. Plummer.
Illinois-Past Colonels, Il. v. Mallo-
ry, A. W. Mcfarland, G. B. Abbott;
Colonel, F. McCriIlis; Delegate at
Large, G. A. G. Garst; Delegates, Q. 7.
Orner, L. T. Roe, ]. b. ladders, George
W. Whyte; Alternates, J. |. Lyons, F.
A. Gurney, c. W. Messick, G. A. Hug
gins, John Daley.
lOWa-fASL OOlOUelh, JulHcb " now
en-, P. V. Cory; Colonel, Cato Sells;
Delegate at Large, George Van Houlen;
Delegate, Walter W. Hill; Alternates,
DR.. S. II. spillman, D. Dewitt.
Indiana-COlonel, L. S. Walker; Del
egate.at-L Large, Charles F. Griffin; Dele
gates, D. W. Wood, George Behler, G.
Q, Harvey; Alternates, Joseph L. Lef-
fler, Fremont Garrett, Wm. II. Hanshe.
Kansas Past Colonels, Leland j.
Webb, A. G. Dolde; Colonel, Clay D.
Herod; Delcg0te.at-Large, w. D. Lord;
Delegates, Taylor Dawson, George D.
Dow; Alternates, O. W. Isenbcrg, Z. p.
Greer, ]. G. Anderson.
Kentucky-Past Colonel Wm. X.
West; Colonel Nathan NJ. Pell; Surgeon,
]. A. AveriCk.
Maine-Past Colonels-Ed X. Gould,
Thomas G. Libby, John Z. Blake, Chas.
II. Rice, A. s. Libby; Colonel, Waldo
II. Perry; Delegate.at-Large, H. l..
Wright; Delegate, E. L. Philbrook; /;
Aiternates, William NJ. Diekey, John