The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01
THE NEXT JUBILEE.
The Completion OIL tho Stone Bridge
and Electric Light Plant
TO Be CELEBRATED IN STYLE
If Mayor s%cabrieht's Suggestions arc
Carried Out-Iic Names q Large
Committee Which He asks to Take
Hold of tho Matter and Mako the
Amir Ono Long to DO Remembered.
A Good Programme Mapped Out.

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Mayor Seabright isnursingadecorated
and swollen faco at his home on the
South Side, and when tho %INrELLloES-
CEN reporter called on him yesterday
afternoon he found him sitting up try
ing 10 map out q plan for u double cole
bratior-the opening OF tho stone
bridge md tho Inauguration Of tho cleo
trio light plant. Not to discredit tho
mayors appearance in his now role OF
wrestling with tho erysipolas in all cam
dor 1t must be said that no could give
the Kermoise Indians cards and spades
and beat them. &
The mayor is anxious that tho open
ing Of the stoncbridGe and the Inaugural.
ton Of tho electric light plant should
DO tittingly celebrated, AND has iorlnu-
lated tho following address, which can
DO modified rs the committee Mamed
secs fit. His address is as follows:
To The Citi:cnscj WhnifMJ.
Inasmuch as tho city electric light
plant and tho stone bridge promise to
DO completed soon and opened for the
use Of the public, and as tho Wheeling
and Terminal railway have already
completed their lines, | would respect
fully recommend that tho following
committee meet OF date to be here
after named for the purpose OF arrang-
ing for q demonstration to properly
commemorate the completion OF Theses
great improvements and Convcnionces.
l would suggest that the committee
named below ask that all manufacture
ing and business houses close at noon
on the day set for the celebration OF the
| opening OF the stone bridge and the in
auguration OF tho electric light plant;
that speakers be provided for the chris
tening OF the bridge in the afternoon,
and that it might be advisable to erect
two Sandstone at the north and one
at tho south end OF the bridge. In the
evening | would suggest that arrange
lnents be made for speaking in front OF
the public building; that all the socie-
ties and organizations b invited to turn
out to do honor TO the occasion; and
that simultaneous with the forward
movement OF the procession and the
speaking "thc button DO pressed" and
the light turned on. These arc merely
suggestions, which tho committee can
improve or modify at their pleasure.
For the purpose OF carrying out the
matters suggested I respectfully name
the following gentlemen to act as q
committee to make all due arrange
ments for the same:
First Ward-IIenry X. List, T. J.
Park, General Alfred Caldwell, James
Mccain, George E. Stitel, Louis G. Stifel,
J. A. Hess, David Gutman, Alex. Frew,
David G. Morgan, Fidelius Riestcr.
Second Ward-Campbell H.. Richards,
Henry Baer, Morris Horkhcimer, S. S.
Bloch, George X. Wheat, G. William
Welty, H. v. Ogden, DR.. R. W. Hazlett,
Henry W. Weisgerber, John s. Welty.
Third ward-Augustus Pollock, G..
Ed. Mcndci, Thomas OBrien, Joseph
Spcidel, William +. Peterson, David
Gundling, Gibson Lamb, B. T. Caldwell,
George S. Feeney, J.. r. Ackcr, John
Frew, Anton Reymann, Charles Goethe,
Thayer Melvin. n. B. Scott, F. II. LANCE.
Fourth ward-Hcnry Floto, Charles
Smith, Richard Robertson, William Nc
Mcchen.7 De-
Fifth Ward-Frank Auber, William
Myles, Charles Reed, Charles Menke-
meller, 7. 7. Hutchinson, II. f. Beh-
rens, John G. Hoffman,, ST., William II.
Travis, Hullihen Quarter, John Water.
house, T. G. Moilat, Andy Hamilton,
Nelson Whitaker, r. I. Devries, Peter
MUM.
Sixth Ward-John Weisgerber, Frank
Grusc, Frank Weber, sr., Nicholas Ries.
ter, ST., HenrySchmulbach, Ed. Schatfer,
Louis Colmar.
Seventh Ward-J. Elwood Hughes, c.
W. Franzheim, Capt. John Mcclure, J.
S. Naylor, George Wise, II. P. McGregor,
Charles Lukins, DR.. Curry, Lewis Bayha,
James 3. fancy, Kennedy Friend, Geo.
Flaccus.
Eighth Ward-Hcnry schrebe, Smith
Butler, ~. Jones, r. NJ. Gilleland, DR..
II. T. Ford, s. L. Brice, Charles Rohrig,
W. G. Handlan, J. II. Hobbs.
Pike and Fulton = Frank Hearnc,
Sheriff Louis Stcenrod, Michael Stein.
JOSEPH ubol JncoD w. GfuDD YIN.
Cracraft, ]. G. Brady.
G. w. SEABRIGHr, Mayor.
The mayor said that no hoped the
citizens would take hold OF the matter,
as the two Improvements marked the
progress OF the city, and that everybody
should take pride in making the double
event what it should be. Ills honor re-
GREETED being unable to be ont at this
time and hustle" the people up to a
point OF enthusiasm, but hoped that be.
fore the ides OF March arrived he would
be IN trim to lend his aid. The mayor
also stated that it was the purpose not
to call on the city for any outlay for the
celebration, but that the committee ap.
pointed could select subcommittee to
solicit subscriptions to Geiray the OK.
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