The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-29

gathered and exchanged greetings the
strangers were formally welcomed In a
German address full oil feeling, deiiv.
cred By Col. Jacob Nunge, the veteran
OF this city. This was cheesea
to the echo. Mayor Seabright was then
and made an address OF vel.
come. which WA also heartily received.
Mr.. G.. 1hnsen, OF Allegheny, President
the Bez!sk, then formally opened the
fest.
These ceremonies over, all the Turn.
ers formed, In limo under the triumph.
arch, now a sheet OF tiny flames in the
darkness, and headed by the band, and
with flags and banners flying, marched
down Market stsee.to Fourteenth. down
Fourteenth to Main, up Siain to Tenth
and over the suspension bridge TO South
Front street, thence 10 the State Fair
Grounds 10 the camp OF the active Turn.
ers. Nearly. every man In line carried
q red fire torch, and'all along the line OF
mach the payements were liaed with
crowds burning red fire, cheering and
waving iisgs and handkerchief,
1t was O eceIo OF brilliance and en-.
thus!nsm which reminded one OF the
greatest scenes OF past great campaigns,
The streen have not been as full OF
people for several years. Considering
that all this was bu. the inception OF the
great event, 1t Is now safe 10 pronounce
the annual feast OF the Pittsburgh Turn.
oezirk a success, comparable with any OF
the preceding annual occasions in other
cities.
THE COMMITTEES.
The various committees met YESTERDAY
at the headquarters and finished the
work remaining TO be done. These
committees are made up as follows:
Officers Of Wheeling Turnyerein-
President, Jacob Nunge; Vice Presi.
dent, D. Roelner; Secretary, J. N.
schenck; Treasurer. a. Capple.
Commute on Turniest-Mayor @. W,
Seabright, President; G. 2. Schamh,a,
Vice President; ]. NJ. Schenck, Secreta.
~; Henry Bieberson, Treasurer; Geo,
Loos. Financial Secreiarj; Jacob Nunge,
ST., Jul. Lohse, A. A. Franzhein, L,
Reister, Jacob Strcub, Joseph Weispe,.
Der: D. Roemer, A. Capple, and D. N.
+: hrougb, leader Of exercises and tech.
nical arrangements.
Technical Committee-Teacher. D, n
F. krough; Chairman, J. y, Schenk
Secretary, W. A. Schambra, Geo. Loos
Gus. Mayer, D. Roemer, Jacob Straut
and r. I. Schubart.
Editorial and Expedition Committee
ID. NJ. T. krough, J. NJ. Schenk and
George Loos.
Press Comnittee-Louis Colna-, Jr.,
J. NJ. sehenk, D. II. +. krouph. Ii. F.
Schambra and Chas. Brandfass.
Committee on Music-Proi. E, Scheuf
Ter, Chairman; D. N. F. Kroush, a,
Reymanr, George Loos, Louis Juerrens
and Julius Lohse.
Committee on Parade-A. A. Franz
helm, Chief Marshal; Aug. Roll, ]. Koch
L. Riester, Jacob Nunge, q. Hoffman and
Jacob Loos.
Decoration Committee - Herman
Joeckel, Chairman, Z. Z. Schubart, =
Laupp. Joseph Gebhard, Fred Fey, r
B. ssd!er. J.M.S chenk, R. Muhlemann,
a. Schneider, Aud. Schneider, r
Bauers, II. Sachtigall, II. E. Schamb,a
q. Peters and D. n. F. Trough,
Amusement Committee-W. A
Schambra, Chairman; George Looa, J,
Weiegerber. Fl. G. Schneider, O. Capple
H. E. schambra and F. B~iedenbach.
THE MARsuAIs.
The Committee on Parade has com.
pleted its appointments Of Assistant
Marshais for Wednesday ;orenoon's pa,
rade. The marsbals will be as iol.
lows:
Chief Marshal, Col A. A. F~raazheim,
Chief Of Stat, Col. Leopold R:ester.
Adjutant. John Koch.
Aides-F. Biedenbach, Jacob Nunge,
jr.,. andy Schramm, ". Kreuter, Chas
Rohrig, Chas. W. Apperze!ier, r, C,
Meyer, Albert Nolte, r. Dannenbere,
j., Chas. Daub, lawrence Heller, F. Ii,
LANCE, James Nichola, Andy NJ. Ham.
ilton, DR.. Refer, Philip Bachmann,
Henry Robrecht, j., Milton Msbis,
George Stamm, Hermann Yceckel.
George schad, Louis Zoeck!er, Louis J.
Miller and James Handlan.
This parade bids fair to be one OF the
greatest ever seen in Wheeling. Nearly
all the local societies have declared their
intention to come out and. swell the
throng. The order Of procession print.
ed in yesterdays IsTELLldgxcEg will be
observed so far as it goes. but since it
was made UP SO many additions have
been made to the material that it will be
necessary to make about five divisions
and Ilengthen each division much be.
yond what has been contemplated,
So far the Press Committee has ire.
ceived applications for accommodations
from representatives OF the Pittsburgh
Holksblaa, Pittsburgh V,olksjreund, an
East Liverpool paper and one or two
others.
The Elm Grove railroad will send an
extra tram into the country at midnight
on each night during the TEST, for the
accommodation Of residents of the coun.
try who desire to remain for the night
festivities.
At II o'clock yesterday the officials Of
Ile Bezlrkyororts arrived over the Pan
Handle. President Ihsen and Secretary
sauer can be found at the s.amm.
The singers from Pittsburgh and
neIghboring towns will arrive in the
city this forenoon on g special train.
There will be several hundred OF them.
Quarters have been furnished ior them
by the Committee on Entertainment.
They Came to tho Fest.
Among the Turner'S and yieitors to
Inc fest who are registered at the Hotel
Windsor are John II. Steadman. wife
anti nm fhn Minnea HN--n