Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
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heard from and in no faint tones. 1t IS
e dav on which the State Commissioners
will declare 10 the Governor that they have
.,mpleted their work, and that the State
sndiugs ana the exhibits are in his hands
do with as he may think viii be for the
sest interests OF the commonwealth. He
-in doubtless follow the usual precedent
nd return it TO the keeping Of the COM
issioners, in trust for the State.
There will be 10 pag q ltry nor pyrotech-
cs There Will be West Virginian sim
icitv throughout. The Governor has not
- announced Just when he viii arrive or
where he desires to stay while here. The
commissioners wrote 70 him that they
rould be pleased 10 have him come two or
.hree davs before the event, so they rather
expect him tomorrow. II he has no pref
erences IS TO a hotel he will probably be
taken to the Lexington and occupy the
lH,,,ite of rooms President Cleveland 0ccu-
ed while here. They are ABOUT midway
Tween the center Of the city and the + air
roDnds- IL Is not known, either, now long
ha Governor will remain, but those 10
barge Of the West Virginia interests viii
nv ~ prsvail on him 70 stay long enough 70
Get q good conception Of the Fair, and tnSt
in itself will take several days, 10 say noth-
ing of the social features which viii IN
doubtedly take much OF his time,
II he WILL But ALLOW IT.
rhe decorations Of the building viii be
extremely simple, but appropriate % tnelr
character. TIE assembly room on tne sec
ond floor Of the State building Will oe
draped with the flags OF 81 nations, ana
the colors Of ''Old Glory" will oe entWlneo
Ssrs and there in convenient and sppro-
pirate places
The ceremonies proper viii begin at four
fclock in the afternoon and viii last ABOUT
An hoUr. The music Tor the occasion VIZ
- furnished bv the Iowa State band, the
oiscisl baud OF the Fair. II IS an organlz-
ation which receives considerable support
from the State Of Iowa and has been IN
practice for tue Fair work Tor mere thaA
wear. IL 10 composed OF trained musicians,
ONE Of whom are Of National reputation.
TIE PROGRAMME.
The programme now decided upon IS
as follows:
Ovsrture-Sereaade -.........-.--... Eosinl
! I,-sscrts,ioB of the Building % the Governor
~ sop- W. \. Cnancsllor. President of the
Nest Virginia Worla's Fair Comm sslon;
Mustc-NationAl Airs.-..;;- oy 9s
Acce ptancs .......-..G Governor ". A. aacCorNIe
0rasion -. Hen. A. W. Campbell, wheeling
Nusic-Ballad Selections - q S,.,. 5,el,
SIaIloa So,Ss ?, 5ar EosatS.ns Foyo;ors
-'''A' ''''''- Miss Kinnie smith, Parkelsburg
Music-American March .----..---..------... Reeves
After the set programme the Governor
ll hold a reception and meet IS maRy
est Virginisns and others as care 20
AXE or renew acQualntauce5- 4hers VIII
no refreshments served.
president Chancellor says that be has
M information from a number or people
ON al parts OF the State who say they
sll be present on that occasion. Accept
ces 70 the invitations sent out last week
We already begun % come in and Indicate
-nshere viii be g large attendance OF
nal and State Commissioners as well
tipruished men from al parts OF the
TRY.
he attendance this week AZ the fair has
% the largest yet, and Of course many
the people passed through the state
huflding and admired the oeauutul woods,
4 Hne Furnishings an3 tAe Interesting hiStor-
ical relics. The building - enc OF the
most hemelike on the grounds. ana, with
-onsi6eration Tor the wealth and popula-
Tor 81 the State, is as large and fine as
nv of them. This. Of course, is great
ource OF pride % 81 West Vlrginians.
President Chancellor stated to-day that
q wished 70 impress upon those people OF
is Sfate who have not visited the fair and
,teod m do 50. taat this Is one OF tha best
Zines they can select, and that be would
ffxe 70 see them here az the state building
cn Tuesday.
some WEST yIRGINIANs.
Among the prominent West Virgiuians
D.here this week are.
VheelinE-J. A. Pryor, NJ. ). Pryor
NJ. Gutman, A T. Ulrlcn and Wlle,
al stein. Harry O.. Arkle, Miss
Arsle. George Arkle, Mrs
Arkle,, A. Is. Mckee s1d wife,
obipson and wife, George PAUL and
J. Hefener. ". r. B0dley, (.
er. james II. Em0.en and wife,
inden. John s. Charles, Miss
]. Galligsn, Henry w.
0ucker, George H kraus-
Peterson, G. H DOwler,
stal, Mary c Hood,
Mariana Erskine,
E Vanheuren, ]. n.
Marshall Y. White
rvinia F. R0dericE,
Miss Collie Mayer,
Coleman, John y.
Coleman. B L.
-v. Mrs. Emma
Emig. O. E
Martin and
p Gless,
IRE, Z. ".
Iger, Mrs
ger and
kbeS, A
Hoax,
krrod,
acoo
Per,