Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-03

The forenoon will be devoted to a
short street parade and flag presenta-
tion to the City Hospital. The Patriot
IL Sons and Daughters OF America Will
present the flag, and Col. Robert White
and Col. w. w. Arnett will be the
speakers. In the evening the Patriotic
Sons will give ball and ice cream and
berry social at Lutz's Hall, Market
street, third story. The American Cor
net band will furnish the music.
The line of march is as follows: The
line will form on Sixteenth street, head
of column resting on Chapline street,
and will move promptly at
$50 o'clock a. m. down Sixteenth to
Market, up Market to Seventh, down
Seventh to Main, up Main to First
ward school, countermarch down Main
TO Twenty-seventh, up Twenty-seventh
to Chapline, up Chapline to Twenty
third, up Twenty-third to Eoff, up Eoff
to hospital, present the flag, and count
ermarch down Eoff to Twenty-sscond,
down Twenty-second to Chapline, up
Chapline to Twentieth, down Twentieth
TO Market, up Market to postoffice and
disband.
The presentation of the flag to the
Hospital will take place at 10 o'clock.
All old soldiers and American Me-
chanics of Wheeling, Bellaire, Martins
Ferry and vicinity, are invited to take
part in the dedication of the plat Of
ground so donated to the Branum Post
No. %, G. A. R., by the directors Of
the Linwood Cemetery, Of Bridgeport,
Ohio. for the purpose OF erecting mon
ument, and the burial of INDECENT SOL
diers. There will also be flag raising
on this occasion, with short parade
i'm the morning, commencing at 9
o'clock sharp. Col. c. L. Poorman,
Secretary of State, will deliver the
address of dedication. Other able
speakers will be on hand to make the
occasion memorable.
AT Wheeling Park there always Is a
large crowd on the Fourth, and thous-
ands will likely avail themselves Of the
opportunity TO visit this beautiful treat.
There will be many picnics, also num-
Der Of family gatherings. The train
service is excellent now, and the great
throng of people will be we'll accommo-
dated. Seibert'S Garden will also be
filed with picnickers. The Central
Garden Club will entertain large crowds
at the State Fair Grounds, and other
smaller parties will be scattered in as
many different directions. Altogether
the day will be we'll observed.
Two New Funeral Cars.
Mr.. Louis Bertschy, the enterprisiDg
furniture and undertaking firm, of this
city, received yesterday through the ia
nous firms of Mertz & Riddle and the
Riddle Coach and Hearse Company, Of
Ravenna, Ohio, an elegant white car for
young persons, also black car, which
is known to the trade as the State
Car, with the latest designs, the latter
being a beauty. Bots are fitted up with
fiuted corner pills $, and curtains on
each side with pain silver ornaments.
Their appearance is imposing, and their
graceful proportions precludes the ap-
pearanceS of haaviness. The bevel glass
serves to set of the rich drapery OF cur
tains. An inspection of the interior OF
each Of the cars reveals solid walnut
mount, neatly relieved by a satin-rayed
square. The lamps are Of Corinthian
design, and the whole is a credit TO Mr..
Bertschy'S ability as merchant and as
the leading undertaken in this city. The
hearses can be inspected at Mr.. Robert
Iiuke's livery stables.