Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-29
7O-NJ6hT'S FAREWELL
DEMONSTRATION TO BE A LOVING TRIBUTE
TO BISHOP KAHN,
Who Will Depart Tomorrow for St Louis
Formation Of the Parads-Ths Banquet
at the Hotel Windsor.

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the final demonstration to be
given in honor of Rt. Rev. Bishop Kain,
who departs for St. Louis Wednesday
morning, to assume the duties Of his
Office as Coadjuter to the Venerable
Archbishop Kenrick. The demonstra-
ton will be one that will show the love
OF the Catholic laity AMI clergy for their
spiritual head, and their regret at his
departure.
The parade tonight will be partIci-
pated in by all the local Catholic organ
izations. 1t will be headed by Chief
Marshal Ferd Biendenbsch, who has
appointed the following aides: Chief Of
Staff, Bernard Bach; assistants, William
Schul, Charles Schaub, Joseph Baeher,
Philip Scherer and Joseph Kirchoff.
The line will form at seven o'clock, at
the Fifth ward market house, and the
formation will be as follows: First di-
vision, Marshals John Farrell and
Theo. Doyle, Opera House band,
Knights of st. George, Wheeling Divis.
ion A. o. II. Second Division-Mar-
shals, Arthur Geraighty and NJ. Dolan,
Hackett's band, Of Belaire, Knights
OF St. George, OF ST. Alphonsus
church, Benwood Division A. o. H..
Third Observation-Disclosures John Ii. Foose
and jacob Youckam, American Cornet
Band, ST. Alphonsus Socie9y, Young
Mems Society. Fourth division-Mar-
shall Frank LeVanduski, McMechen
Band, ST. Suanislaus Polish Society OF
ST. Mary's church.
The procession will move over the
following route: West on Twenty
second to Main, to Twenty-fourth, to
Chapline, to Twenty-second, to Market,
to Twelfth, to Eotf, to the Cathedral.
Bishop Kain and members Of the
clergy will occupy the Portico OF the
Cathedral, and the Bishop will deliver
his farewell address upon the arrival Of
the parade. There will also probably
be several other addresses. A reception
will then take place, and all will be
given an opportunity to take formal
leave of the RI. Rev. Bishop.
WIN Lub ClUSS VI lub bACIClSCo db VIC
Cathedral the line will again form and
the Bishop will enter a carriage and be
escorted to the Hotel Windsor, where a
banquet will be given 10 his honor by
tie Knights OF ST. George. All arrange
ments were concluded for this feature
of the programme at a meeting held last
night. Hon. T. s. Reilly will preside
90 NJ nrapnnning and
number Of toasts will be
responded to at the conclusion OF the
banquet. Neat souvenir programmes
containing an excellent portrait OF the
Bishop will be distributed among the
guests. The visiting delegation of
thirty priests from ST. Louis, and all
members of the Catholic clergy who
are in the city, will be the guests OF the
Knights. Plates will be set for about
one hundred and fifty persons. The
tosSts will be impromptu, and the re-
sponses will not occupy more than five
minutes each, so the entire affair will
be concluded shortly after midnight.
The Opera House orchestra will play
during the banquet.
The escort committee Of thirty from
st. Louis is expected TO arrive in the city
over the B. & o. about 5 o'clock this
evening. Nearly every priest In this
diocese will be present to say farewell
to the Bishop. Among those who ar
rived yesterday were Rev. Father
Schilp, of st. Joseph's, Marshall coun-
ty; Father Collins, Of Ronceverte; and
Father O'Connor, Of Clarksburg;
Bishop Kahn will leave for his new
field Of labor at 1920 o'clock tomorrow
morning. In addition to the escort
committee from st. Louis, about thirty
persons will accompany the party from
this city. Among the members OF the
clergy who will accompany the Bishop
will be Rev. Mgr. J. T. Sullivan
OF the Cathedral; Rev Father
Maurice, of st Alphonsus'
Church; Rev. Joseph Mullen, Of the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception;
Rev. Joseph Schilp, of Marshall coun-
ty; Rev. II. p. McMenamin, OF Ben
wood; Rev. Father O'Connor, Of Clarks-
burg; Rev. Father Boutlou, of Mounds
Vile: Rev. John McElligott, OF Grafton;
Rev. Father Collins, Of Ronceverte.
Rev. John b. Murray, OF Urbana, o.,
and Rev. Jerry Murray, Of Cincinnati,
both Of whom are first cousins OF
Bishop Kahn, will also accompany
the party. There will also
be twenty or twenty-five laymen. among
whom will be Col. Thomas OBrien,
NJ. j. O'Kane, Hon. VIM. c. Handlan,
w. S. Foose, Capt. George j. Mathison,
Geo. S. Fesney, Ferdinand j. Wing
erter, John e. Miller, Michael O'Neil,
Patrick Kennedy, Louis Hoelsche, Jas.
Devine, John j. Sheeky, George
busch, Fred. Nolte, and others.
The distinguished party will arrive In
st. Louis about 7:1O o'clock Thursday
morning. The Bishop will celebrate
high mass at the Cathedral, after which
a light breakfast will be taken. The
remainder OF the day will be spent In
sightseeing. Bishop Kahn has ex-
pressed q wish that no demonstration
take place in st. Louis, but it is prob
able that reception will be held In the
evening.
u-.r SrSrAnE aIARKET