The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30
UNFORG0TTEN BRAVE.
Their Memories and their Services
to be Commemorated
BY THEIR LATE COMRADES TODAY
Their Graves will DO strown with
Flowers and their Heroic Deeds
Recalled by those who Still Live to
Enjoy tho Blessings Of Liberty and
Union which their Blood Purchased
for PosterItN

| LOT fOSLeflty'
All the indications are tina. tho cello
bration to-day Of Memorial Day will be
the most general and impressive vel
| witnessed in Wheeling. The day being
legal holiday, business will DO gen
orally suspended, The city and county
offices will be closed, and the customary
holiday hours observed at the post
Office. A majority OF the factories will
be closed, and the railroads will for the
most part suspend freight traffic. The
public schools will have u holiday, and
it is hoped that as many children az
possible will be present when the &. A.
Il. exercises take place Mt tho cemeteries,
The Woman's Relief Corps and the
Sons OF Veterans decorated the soldiers
monument ut an early hour this morn.
ing The soldiers graves in all the Gem.
eteries north OF the creek will DO dec.
Grated with flowers by detachmepts
from Holiday Post, G. A. 4. These dc.
tails have been made up as follows:
Mount Wood.-Dr. q. I. UlriCh, com.
mapdor-T. @. Adams, S. Arbentz,
George Berownkee, Joe A. Buchholz,
George w. Clark, William H. Chap
man, Ed. Cossum, Alex. DeGbaugh,
Hugh Douglas, NJ. L. Etzlor, Calvin
Etzlor, JOS. A. Faris, Ferdinand Fey,
W. l. Gilbreth, L. IL. Grade, Andy
Gray, David Greer, Thomas Gray,
Jacob Gruber. Hugh Hawkins, Jerome
Hines, J. 7, Henderson, Jos. Halter,
John Ickler, Jno. ]. Long, S. S. Liller,
W. NJ. Morgan, ]. R. Marsh, o. @. Miller,
II. P. Mayer, L. Metzner, Charles Mil
Ter, D. G. Morgan, Alex. McCounaka,
William 0cher, I. L. Puretan, $. 7.
Purdv, Vim, Rodenhach, jas. Riddle, @,
Ii. Senseny, +. Schwartz, VIM. Turner,
A. S. Wiley, Al. L. Wells, Thomas Work
man.
Stone Church-John L. Wise, com.
lhander; Gust Bowers, Levi Bacher,
James II. Connolly, Benjamin Connolly,
A. Dean, ]. NJ. Ephlin, Phil. Fletcher,
J. NJ. Confer, NJ. Murphy, .. May, j.
I. Roseborry, Q. 7, Reed.
Greenwood and Mt. Calvary--Com.
mander, Richard Robertson; Emanuel
Boyd, David i. Clark, G. W. Clifton,
Robert Cowan. i. b. Dovener, +. b.
Dobbins, w. 2. Groves, Thayer Melvin,
Louis Meder, ]. D. McFaddon, Patrick
Mcmahon, John McDermott, James
Mckinley, Thomas Newman, Alvin L.
Rodgers, George W. Robinson, W. W.
Rodgers, George s. Simpson, Frank
Stanley, ]. W. shultz, Thomas Viii
son.
acknowledgements, +. H. Cra-
20. Charles Allon, Gottlieb Buss, S. L.
Brice, George Bolts, A. Ii. Britt, George
B. Caldwell, Richard A. Cox, William
Cox, Samuel 7. Davis, John Ditmer,
Joseph Donovan, William w. Echols,
Israel Farley, William Frank, Isaac A.
Frye, W. Il, Y. Fullerton, John Holt, j..
w. Harrison, w. ]. Hamilton, james
A. Henry, William II. Halter, James W.
Howell, William Hngan, William Her
cules, Samuel Brouse, Charles Klap.
roth, Charles Klevis, William Leick,
John LAUREL, Michael Llller, Andrew
Marshall, james Montgomery, John
McAdams, D. I. Mckinley, George G.
McKown, Paul Neitzell, August Saurcs,
Ferdinand Skeld, Albert Stump, ]. A,
j, Sheets, Henry Seamon, John Saube,
Robert S. Taylor, William Truax, Dan
iel Useltown, Chris. Vierhelier, John
Wohnus, Dan Woods, Robert I. Will
Hanson, r. Winesburg, William Young.
South OF the creek the decoration Of
the graves will DO in charge Of Stephens
post, which will march in body tc
the cemeteries, accompanied by the
school children and citizens, and as
usual thore will DO interesting exercises
ut Mt. Zion cemetery.
Tho celebration Of the day will close
with exercises this evening, which will
be under the auspices OF Stephens post,
but in which tho Sons OF Veterans and
Woman's Relief Corps will Join with all
tho posts OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic. These will DO hold at Helm.
bright's hall, corner OF jacob and
Thlrty.sixth streets. Those who have
had charge Of the arrangements have
gotten up very good programme
which will no doubt draw largo audi
ence. Though tho regular memorial
services of the G.. A. r. will be given
there are other features which will in
terest tho general public. Following il
the programme:
Opening piano solo .,.,",..."...,.-Miss Mcclellan
Memorial services Tho Post
Mr. Perry
..,..nuu,,U."PrOt i. II. CrlgC
Song, "TCnting OH the Old Camp Gtoundn..
".,'""""'.u".'",, Mr., y, 4, Kced
Recitation .,.,..".",Mr Charlie Burt
DuOt..,.,.,.,... ,"".."n.MCAslS, BCn,E aud Dudley
Quartet, McsSfs, BCntS aud Dudley and Miss VII
son and blues
"star spauglCd Banner" aud America"
Soio""'"'''..""'''''''"'" ',SMi$ Mcclellan
sJlo"""" ,".u".,,. ,."".MlSs Birdie Chapman
Much credit Is duo tho enterprisinl
ladies Of tho Woman's Relief Corps at
tOohed To Stephens post, who have in
Bured tho SUCCESS OF tho ontertainmOn
this evening.
Other services will also DO hold this
evening under tho auspices Of tho
Ladies Of tho Il. A. r., In lholr meeting
room ~ 80 Twelfth street, at which the
following programme will DO rondOrodi
Opening odc..",".,""""",o;c Circle 9gh, cholI