Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21
JR. on a. NJ.

The National Council of the Juniors
have Oeeu holding annual meetings ia the
civ of Cleveland during the past three
days, and have completed their la0ors for
another year.
ON Monday every train entering that
great city arrived az the regular time
packed with loyal Juniors. who We're met
ov the reception c0mmitte' and escorted 10
their hotels and home council headquarters,
ana by noon on Tuesday there was estl-
mated to be no less than 1900 members OF
the order ia the city.
The city was gayly decked from end to
end with the triple coiorS OF our national
independence, and presented fine holiday
attire, as well as loyalty 10 lOerty's cause.
AT To a. IN. on Tuesday the National
Council was called 10 order by National
Councillor Bartlett i. ;. &. Gordon then
introduced. Mayor Rose of the city, who IN
q happy speech welcomed the National
Council and visiting Juniors. and hoped
they would have q royal time during their
-.journ. IL was responded 20 pyNatioual
We Councillor Boboitts, and which was
eloquent aud 20 the point. After cOngratu-
latiOns the National Council went into see
ret session. and he several officers made
reports which were referred 10 apprO-
pirate committees. The Committee on
Credentials and their reports completed
tle work for the first day
At l2O'clOck. (nO0n) the various COuu-
Of S of the city and visitors fell IN line Tor
parade. but not till 2:3D did the line move
Among the 1900 i'm line Canton Council
w tl their famous band had 800 In line.
Allegheny county ana MchecSporJ had
immense delegations, and presented q
handsome appearance with their silk hats,
white vests. ana Prince Albert Goa S. Oc-
cileutll. of Sharon. with their red, white
ami Glue RAN nrellas showed up we'll,
thev were OF use as well as Ornamen-
tal. for 10 raiGcI before the march was
ended. Among the 5000 men in line, only
four West Nirduians were said TO be In
f1. Where has the patriotism of West
EIrgiuia gomez Many of cur jurisdiction
Were ia the city aud observed GA the side
walk during The parade
Il the even II a LARGE public meeting was
held with 5000 or more present, during
which the National Council Oil ers 0ccu-
pied seats upon the stage. Al excellent
programme was rendered, and the meeting
was a success. THE next morning many OF
tte visiting Juniors and their ladies' had "a
trip up tne lake 10 Detroit, returning Ia
tle evening feeling much refreshed from,
II for ul other relSOI than calling 10 vain
New York" We know the real enjoy
meut OF sucn "a trip. for We've been there.
The representatives were all present az
roll call. and showed they were IN Cleveland
for business, rather than Tor the sports of
New York
It would require TOO much space to give
but skeleton account of the business
transacted az this session of the National
Council. but suffice % say some changes
were made I'm tine laws which viii prove
beneficial TO the whole order Of our coun-
Or
rhe following were the officers elected
for the wear: John Il B0boitis, of Mary
land, National Councillor; James Grams
ton. of u ,unsylvGuia, National Nice-Couu-
cf-lUr. j. Adam Soll. National Treasurer,
MARYLAND. Ell Decmer, National Secre-
tarv, Pennsylvania National Conductor
Harry Bohr Pennsylvania; National War
den. John ID. Hall, West Virginia; Nation
al Inside Sentinel. e. l.. Cooper, Texas;
National Outside Sentinel. &c rye w. Nc
Farland New Jersey. The next annual
meeting wi be held az Atlantic City.