The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-02
Tho Attendant Events AuspiciousIy
o0encd Last Evening by the Prescn-
,a,Ion of a Magnificent Emblem of
Ills oaico to tho Blshop---ExeroIscs
at Convent Hall---Thc Interesting
programme ofTo-day's Events.

S w v bllee, tho
Z M twenty.hfth
4 " anniversary y
Y of his ordi-
i&S nation tothe
priesthood. All the clergy Of the dio-
e,e, and number of those Of Penn
ylyania and Ohio, will be present at
the exercises, and several of them will
make addresses. A number OF the visit
ipg dirnitaries and clergy have already
.rriyed. Bishop Phelan, OF Pittsburgh,
and Bishop Vandeviver, of Richmond,
,rc guests at the Episcopal residence,
While Rev. Father Reynolds and others
are visiting relatives in town. Rev.
Father John Mcbride, OF Wytheville,
Va: Rev. Father E. NJ. Hickey and
Rev. Father William Lambert, OF Par
lersburg and Rev. 7. @. Duffy, OF Lew
iburg, arrived last evening and are ut
tie McLure.
Rev. Fathers Charles F. schilpp, of
st. Joseph's; D. 0'Connor, Of Clarks-
burg; Thomas H. Collins and Joseph
Seager, of Charleston; George S. Bauer,
Of Montgomery City, and John Tracy,
d Weston, are being well cared for by
Martin Thornton, of the Brunswick, and
Res. Father John ]. Deehan, Of Par
ker:burg, and Rev. Father Fred @. Hal
mann, Of Newburg, are at the Behler.
It, Rev. Bishop WRtterson, of Col
unbus, is expected this morn
ing. Among the other clergy from
outside Bishop Kain's diocese are Very
Rev. John b. Murray and Rev. ]. NJ.
Garray, Of Cincinnati, Rev. Father Des-
uOnd, Of Wcllsville, o., Very Rev. Dean
Hirtnedy, OF Steubenville, Rev. James
Hartley and Rev. Thomas Power, of
Seubenville, Rev. Father Leyden, Of
Toronto, Rev. Father Mattingly, of Mar
tins Ferry, Rev. Father Weigand, Of
Bridgeport, and Rev. Father Fitzgerald,
d Bellaire.
Az AUsPICroUs OPENING.
The Jubilee and its attendant events
villaltOgether form the most interest
ing celebration in recent local Catholic
history. The celebration was really
opened last evening by the exercises at
Convent hall. Before this an auspi-
Ciogs nshering in of the Jubilee was
made at the Episcopal residence, when
The congregation Of ST. Alphonsus
church, by the priests and trus-
Ices, presented to Bishop Kain
tfoiier, pronounced by COM
petent judges one OF the finest
~ America, Rev. Fathers Didacns,
hermann and Antony, and Messrs.
august GOering, Frank A. Woeber, F.
Note,. Christian Steinmetz, NJ. Kirch-
heF, Xavier Regner and John Hohmann,
members Of the board OF trustees, called
At the residence of Bishop Kahn and
presented him the crozier without
!ofmality. He will use 1t in the eele-
Ofatlon Of Pontifcal High Mass this
The Pontifcal High Mass will be cele-
eFated by Bishop Kain at 0 o. m. in pres-
Mee Giallthevisiting gclergyan the pub.
leol Wheeling, protestants being well
%me, as Catholics, at these services. AZ
sf me Mass there viii be addresses by
@yeFal OF the other clergy.
AT noon banquet will be rendered
ne visiting prelates and clergy in the
'asement Of the cathedral, and with q
,@eptICn to the clergy this will occupy
esefal hours. At7:3O this evening the
IIymsn Of the city will be received by
ao Bishop in Convent hall. An ad-
utess Will be made by T. S. Riley, ESQ,
oR s behalf Of the English speaking Cath.
Sas, SSavs, and another by Mr.. P. Bonen.
Gs GGs,ger on behalf Of those who speak
IN, the reception over, the audience will
SSllGurn to Eof street in front of the
Sslheural N.l where Bishop Kain will
taaEe q brief address.
TIE PARADE.
II This will be followed by a parade,
WI VIM pYro'echnics, the composition oi
.a' procession being rs described in
,S''efday's lSTELLiGrNcER. Prior to the
% %,s'egiion, also, there will be a parade
S' Anights Of st. George and A. o. Il.
i-saaedb by Heatherington's band, march
.ls.tI ss iIOm the Knights hall. on Chaplipr
N.Y. down to st, Alphonsus hall
Siase Sae the st. Alphonsns church 40.
iiotS, I'm \ headed by Mayors band, viii
Sov,,' n, "ie Nl line, and the column will march
Ia pT y Market street to Twenty.second
"a TTaapIine, to Twenty-third, to Main,
M, ,tSehty,tlrst, to Market, north on
ana 5tI TO Twelfth, on Twelfth to Eofl
~ 70 the Convent hall. -'O'
ns,,I a, Iple,denbach has been chosen chiei
Sr6,ala with A. Butt and William
D5ss...o as assistants, and Rev. Father
tbsm' will head the procession Will
s,I,s, IhS Cathedral has been tastotullva doc.
evs,s,. ,yu WIN evergreens. At the entrance
acfo;s' ,s'.gn ~ wreathes are twined, and
-Silr.u we balcony are the words, 1880
ra,issc ,iS,ct Jpbilee--lSgl." In the congre.
ora,s5 naIl M the altar and gallery are de6.
verv ~, ", and above the altar are three
icSSPpropriate mottoes, the letters d
cne IN IN nc ne twined in evergreen. The
ID tb0 s 'tle LETT Is "Sacerlos ct PontifeS, ,
NeLtFe "Deo Grntinu ~ n tha Ytsyhi