Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28
THE CELEBRATION.
ADDITIONAL COMMITTEES APPOINTED LAST
NIGHT.
Interest in the Affair GrOwing-OOmmiHees to Meet
Tonight and Thursday Night and the Gen
sral Body Of Delegates Friday.

Interest in the proposed Columbian
celebration is steadily growing, commit
teemen reporting much talk about the
matter throughout the city yesterday.
There is every prospect that the parade
will be monster affair.
This evening the committees are ex-
peoted to meet at the City Hall, where
the Council chambers and the commit
tee rooms will be at the service of the
bodies. As there will scarcely be room
for all, however, some of the commit
tees will probably be adjourned over
until tomorrow evening.
The Committee on Committees met
again last evening, after the adjourn
ment of Council, and appointed the
following additional committees. The
Committee, by the way, will meet again
this evening at seven o'clock at the City
Hall.
ADDITIONAL FINANCE CoMNnTTEEMEN.
Major Alonzo Loring, Judge Thaysr
Melvin, Judge George LETTERS, Judge Z.
II. Cochran, Judge j. j. Jacob and
Judge George E. Boyd.
PRINTING.
Messrs. C. H. fancy, Louis Colmar,
John Frew, Il. c. Ogden and Edward
Robertson.
MUSIC.
Messrs. o. c. Dewey, w. B. Simpson,
z. Reister, f. w. Banner, C. A. House,
Hermann Schockey, II. c. Arbenz, j. A.
Hess and G. HOrstmann.
DECORATION AND DISPLAY.
Messrs. Milton Mabis, c. w. Franz
helm, H. II. DDnleYy. A. j. Schultze,
WI II. Shafer, Jacob w. Grub, Harry
MeLure, Charles VanKeuren, Thos. B.
McLaia, c. r. Tracy, M. ]. Hearne,
Edmund Booking, Alex. Il. Young, c.
Il. Goethe, r. II. List, Chas. Menkemel-
Ter, John Coleman, George Ebeling, w.
II. Williams, Jos. A. Bell, r. b. Burt, S.
L. Brice, w. +. Stifel, John Klari, G..
Schnepf, William Menkemeler, w. S.
McCulloch, Albert Haley, C. f. Dickin-
son, Albert Caps, Nj. Sonneborne,
Joseph Gibbs, w. B. Hicks,
EIduL LOups LOu4o 4du0Cif Ii IL
Noviock. George Deitz, f. c. H.
Schwertfeger, George r. Taylor, Peter
NJ. Rhodes, Geo. M. Shook, John c.
Miller, John V. Gavin, John Roth, w.
A. Isett, E. M. Pearson, George Lutz,
F.Falloure, c. Steinmetz, II. M. Harper,
George House, c. Floto, Joseph Scha-
fer. w. B. McMechen, George Flaccus,
j. w. Hunter, D. Gutman, d. Gundl-
ing, I. G.. Dillon, Charles Hancher, A.
Hebrank, Richard DOnehoe, John Beck
er, Samuel Welty, Morris Horkheimer,
J. e. Stone, w. K. Peterson, Jacob
| Snyder, Morris Jacobs, Henry Speyer,
| John IL. Hobbs, John G.. Hoffman,,
William Kirbach, Edward Schafer
Henry Stole, John Friedel, John H.
Ewing, Frank Stamm, Z. 3. Carney,
C. r. Hubbard J. D. Dubois, +. J.
Hearn, Walter Fisher, Alex. Cecil, An
drew Sweeney, n. Reister, ST., w. Ii.
Travis, George Wise, Henry Caldwell,
G. A. Robinson, n. E. Whitaker, A.
| Pollock, s. S. Bloch, VIII Herman,
| Alouzo Barkley, Hugo Loos, Louis
Meder, Andrew J. Seamon. w. NJ.
Marsh, Chas BrandfaSs, John Snyder,
/ John f. Miller, A. c. r. Ebelng, Mar
tin Pebler. Joseph PAUL, Peter Erb
Charles Hoffman, Geo. Zoeckler, NJ.
/ Stein, George Z. Kurner, l. ID. Prayer,
Lawrence Heller and Fred. Happy.
1t is the idea that this latter commit
tee will meet, elect a general chairman
and d secretary, and then appoint sub
committees for the several wards or the
several departments Of their work, as
the gentlemen shall deem best.
There was a good deal of discussion,
last evening, of a somewhat general ma
ture, as to fireworks, finances, etc, but
as matter of course, nothing definite
was accomplished, these things not be-
ing within the general province Of the
! Committee on Committees. 1t shows
the interest it has in the matter, how
ever.
At this evenings session, the Com
mittee on Committees will add some
names to the Committee on Invitation.