The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-29

Ex.Bishop Kahn, now Archbishop OF
Oxyrinenus. coadjutor to the Arch
bishop OF st. Louis, expects to leave
Wheeling. tho head OF his former do
cese, tomorrow forenoon, for his new
field OF labor. He will be escorted by u
delegation OF distinguished Catholics
from st, Louis, who are expected to
arrive here from that city some time
this forenoon. About thirty gentlemen
are in the party, and they represent the
Catholic societies OF st. Louis.
This evening tho Wheeling Catholics
will give Archbishop Kahn farewell
worthy OF his exalted position and rep.
resentatiye OF their sincere feelings OF
mingled sorrow ct his departure and
Joy ut his deserved advancement in the
church.
The demonstration will take tho form
OF parade, followed by IN outdoor re-
ception and this by banquet, atwhich
the archbishop will be tho guest OF
honor,
The procession will move at 1880
sharp. It will form on Twonty-seCond
street, at tho Fifth ward market house,
and move down to Main, to Twenty
fourth, to Chapline, up Chapliue to
Twenty-second, down to Market, north
on Market to Twelfth, up Twelfth to
Eoa aud down to the Cathedral,
The line will he in charge OF +.
Biobenbach, chief marshal, and the
following assistants: Chief OF stat,
Bernard Bach; aides, William scholl,
Charles Schaub William WelLz, An.
drow Heimiller, Philip SchUser.
The marahals OF the first division
will be John 7. Farrell and Thomas
Doyle; second division, Arthur
Geraghty and Michael Dol0n; third
division, John Foosc and jacob Yo'
cum; fourth division, Frank Lavinsky.
The Opera House Band will head the
procession. and the Knights OF st.
George will follow. The Ancient
order Of Hiboruians will como next,
with Mayors Band.
Tho second division will DO headed
by Hackott's band. Tho knights OF
ST. John load it, followed by the Ben.
wood Hibernians. In the third, headed
by the Amcricon cornet band, will be
the Knights Of st. George Of st, Alphon-
sus church, tho young mons aodality
and tho ST. Alphonsus Society.
In the fourth division will be the Nc
Meehen band, aud the ST. Stanislaus
society, with its elegant new banner,
and other organizations from st. Mary's
parish.
Tho procession will halt in front OF
the Cathedral, where the populace as
well as those in the line will be adj
dressed by tho archbishop, and other
addresses will be made. After this, the
line will reform, and with the distin-
gushed object OF the celebration and
other prominent guests in carriages,
will move down Twelfth street to the
Hotel Windsor, where the line will
open and salute the archbishop and
then disband, the organizations march
ing to their respective halls.
At the Hotel Windsor farewell ban.
ouet will follow, rendered to the arch
bishop by the Knights OF st. George,
for which a splendid menu has been
prepared and a fine programme ar
ranged. The St. Louis delegation will
be among the guests, with prominent
gentlemen OF this city, the members OF
the order and other representative
Catholics. In all. it bids fair to be as
memorable an evening rs the event Its
exercises are to commemorate.
The Catholic Mirror, Of Baltimore, has
tho following paragraph of interest in
this connection:
"0xyrinonus, the name Of the ancient
Egyptian SEQ which gives Archbishop
Kahn his present title, is the modern
Behnesseh, place that lies in Lower
Egypt, on the western bank Of the Nile,
near to Bahr.el.Jusut. The Egyptian
church was formerly Que Of the most
influential and powerful dependencies
OF Rome; its bishoprics numbered over
500, and Of its prelates no less than AGA,
who were induced to attend o conference
hold at Carthage. in tho fifth century,
were sent into exile by the king, at the
instigation OF the Arian heretiCs."
Rev. Fathers Murray, OF Cincinnati,
and Collins and Schilp, Of this diocese,
arrived yesterday to witness tho fare.
well demonstration. Rev. Father Muir
ray is a kinsman OF Archbishop Kahn.
To the Supreme Court.