Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-25
TBE 4. 0. I. v.
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME FOR FRIDAYS
CELEBRATION.
The Big Parade TO Be Followed by a Day at Mozart
Park-A Proposition 10 Unite All the
LOdgss'iu One Building.

The official programme for the quar-
ter-centennial celebration of the found
ing of the Ancient Order Of United
Workmen, on Friday OF this week, is
out, and show thes day is to be cele-
bratsd in manner entirely worthy Of
the occasion.
The exercises Of the day will COM
mence with a street parade, the line to
be formed on Fourteenth and Eof
streets, and the column to move at one
o'clock over the following route: Down
Fourteenth to Market, up Market to
Tenth, up Tenth to Main, down Main
to Twentieth, up Twentieth TO Chap
line, down Chapline to ThirtY-third, up
Thirty-third TO Eoff, down Eoff to Thir-
ty-ninth, and up Thirty-ninth to Jacob,
down Jacob to Forty-third street, TAX
ing incline to Mozart Park. Col. VIM.
Travis will be Chief Marshal OF the
column, and he has called a meeting OF
his staff officers for tomorrow evening,
Ia the l. o. o. f. hall.
At the Park the following programme
will be rendered:
OVerture-''Crown Of Cold. ........-oEchestra
(Meister's Band.
Address Of Welcome-....;: 10y; ID. Lange
Address. .........J. NJ McHair, Grand Recorder
Address ....................... o. MoCluSkey
| Ouartetts...W II. ahaffer Jr., Frank NJ. White,
WV, Mccoy, w. 7. Nesbitt
| Address ........ .....A A. Anderson, g. w. n.
Rectatio n; y. I4t
Address in German. Kew. Nm. UlIert
Solo-"Let All Obey, mas. HuI i;Ta
Address. Hon. j. Is. SomneevlIIe
Overture .......Or Orchestra (Meisterk Band)
Address ...............H Hon. Geo. W. Atkinson
Closing Ode ...........All Members OF the Oruer
This programme will be succeeded by
the grand bowling contest by teams
from the city Lodges, and later there
will be dancing in the pavilion and
grand display Of fireworks. The en-
tire affair is in the hands OF the follow
ing committee from the six city Lodges:
Anniversary Committee - Frederick
Shafer, NJ. W; Thomas Deignan. 4. n.
Flood, Chas. Steinhauser. Philip Koch
ert, NJ. W.; VIM. Rustemeyer, Fred.
DIETRICH, George T. Finck. R. L. Fra
zler, NJ. w; William Shields, Andrew S.
Hare, Harry c. Stewart. Chas. Brand
fass, M. W; F. II. LANCE, Frank NJ.
White, Edgar Pankey. Frank Cruise,
NJ. w; j. c. Devine, John A. Weisger-
Der, Israel Isenberg. Chas. W. Conner,
NJ. W; Geo. 1. Garrison, 81. c. Ogden,
Frank Wendell.
A great many members Of out-of-town
lodges are expected to be present, and
the occasion throughout will be an I'm
posing and enjoyable one.
The Anniversary Committee met last
evening in Rogers block and considered
large amount of business connected
with the celebration. Among other
things the bowling contest was so
changed that four members from each
Lodge should contest, four games to be
played. This contest will commence
Immediately after the members arrive at
the Park. 1t was announced that a
cannon had beeh procured, and twenty
five rounds will be fired from the hill
top at Mozart Park. A telegram was
received from Weston to the effect that
Weston Lodge would be here In full
force. Lodges will also attend from
Fairmont, Monongah, MoundSVille,
Benwood and SteubenVille.
Citizens are requested to decorate
Friday, and aid in making the city pre-
sentable TO strangers.
There is a movement on foot among
the members Of the six city Lodges OF
the Order to lease the old Masonic
Lodge quarters on the third floor OF
the Grand Opera House building, where
all the city Lodges can find accommoda-
tIon at cost considerably less than they
now pay. The third floor Of the building
named includes lodge room, numerous
apte-room, etc; and on the fourth floor
is large banquet hall, with kitchens,
pantries, etc, making one OF the best
headquarters for a large order In the
city. There are six Lodges or the A. y.
q. w. here, and the Lodges could thus
each have one night every week
for meetings, and the total rent would
be but 5000 per year, on ten year lease.
Some single Lodges are now paying from
$500 to $500 per year in rent, while I'M
der the consolidation plan the rent
would be but 500 per year all around.
Have you tried the wheeling Bakery
Electric Bread? made In extra large o.
cent IoaVes. Ask your grocer for lt ana
yon win agree with uS 1t Is the best bread
you ever ate.
Cheap Chicago Excursions Daily by the
PennsyIvanIa Lines.
Commencing to-day, the Pennsyl-
vania lines will sell coach excursion
tickets daily at rate Of S11.00. Tickets
good ten DAYS for return passage.