Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20
ABSORPTION OF SOME GOWNS
NOTABLE ARRIVALS.
Governors, Generals. Diplomats. Judges.
COIonels. Mayor, Aldermen and Things
by the Score.


CoIonels. Mayor, Aldermen and Things
by the Score.
CHICAGO. October 19.-There was a nota-
BILE crowd of ChicagOans on hand al the
Tweut ty-secOnd street station OF the Penn
sylvania depot when the first section of the
train bearing the Cabinet officers, the men,
bers of the Supreme Court and foreign
diplomats rOlledin
As the dignitaries arrived they were es-
corted 10 carriages and driven 10 hotels,
where lunch was awaiting them. The
members of the parties all expressed them
selves as being satisfied with the fast
time on the pleasant trip they had en-
ioyed from Washington.
The following representatives, Of foreign
countries arrived with the Supreme Court
and Cabinet officers: Italian, Baron de
Fava and Marquis Inperiali di Franca-
villa: Russia, Baron de Struve and Mr.. =.
Batkine; Turkey, Mavroyeni Bey and
Mgrditch Effendi NOrlghin; AUstria-Hun-
gary, Chevalier de Tavea; Switzerland,
Alfred de Clapare; Belgium, Alfred de
CHAT aud Raymond de CHAT; Nicaragua,
Senior Don GuZman; Portugal, Senior To-
mase de Rosa; Venezuela, Senior Don Bo-
let Perasa; Denmark, Count de Sponneck;
Japan, GosO Lateno, Suneiero Myaskaand.
Lieutenant Snakamura.
ALOT OF AMERICANS.
Mayor Stuart, of Philadelphia, and
party of officers Of that city called on
Mayor Washburne to-day to report their
arrival. They have been appointed to at
tend the dedicatOry exercises and as rep
resentatives of their city. Besides Mayor
Stuart in the party were James II. Wind
ram, director of public works; Abraham
Is. Deibler director Of public safety; Wen
dell Hartman, President Common Coun-
ellis; Joseph II. Paist, Clerk Select Coun-
ellis: George +. Vickers, General Agent;
Secretary George w. Kochersperger, Sec
retary of Common Councils, and twenty
Aldermen.
Governor John Young Brown and staff,
Kentucky. registered at the Palmer House
Governor Boyd, of Nebraska, and staff ar
rived about the same time at the Grand
Pacific. Adiutant General Stryker, Of
New jersey, came in over the Pennsylva-
MIA road accompanied by big delegation
of New Jersey visitors. General Stryker
will represent Governor Abbott at the
dedication ceremonies. Governor Burke,
of North Dakota, arrived at the
Great Northern to-day. He came accom-
panied bv his wife and two little daughters
and members of his staff. Frederick Doug
las. Washington, d. c., dark skinned and
white haired, was among the arrivals and
attracted much attention. The Lake
shore brought in General John K. Brooks,
of New York. with him was q eneral a. j.
Q. Quay.
GOVERNOR HORACE BOIEs, OF IOWA,
and Governor David L. Francis, of Mis-
souri,. arrived over the Burlington road
this morning in the directors car, which
was attached to the regular train. Neither
Governor was accompanied by his stan.
They entered a carriage and were driven
10 the Auditorium Although no reception
committee was on hand TO meet the two
Governors, the crowd recognized them ana
cheered them IS they passed from the de-
Dot. They walked arm and arm through
the crowd, stopping q minute 10 llft their
hats in response 70 cheers.
Governor Morgan c.. Bulkley, OF Con-
necticut, accompanied by his stan, arrived
attn. N. bv special train over the Mlchl-
gan Central General Schoheld, the head
OF the United States army reached the city
in the afternoon unexpectedly on speclal
train over the 3. 4 .. His wife accom-,
panied him. General SchOfield's staff did
not arrive until this evening.
General Daniel Butterheld arrived at
the Richelieu from Brooklyn this evening.
Among the first arrivals at the Lexington
hotel today were George W. Childs and
W. j. DreXel, of Philadelphia. I'VE are
simply going 20 see all we can IN quiet
way" said the philanthropist, "and go
home and tell the Fasteners how success
fully the ChicagOans carry themselves"
General Snowden the central ngure OF
the Homestead troubles, was conspicuous
among the other uniformed officers in Gov
ernor Pattison's staf. Colonel W. Z. Con-
nelly, Jr., of PittsOurg, was also among
the Pennsylvania nOtableS. An immense
crowd of people gathered outside the Penn
svlvania depot 10 watch the arrival OF the
diplomatic corps. The only one, however,
who had his national costume was the Chi
nese Secretary, even the Japanese were
dressed in American clothes.