The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-23

organizations assembled at St. Alphon-
sus hall, md about I n M. marched
down to Ford's crossing, where they
were met by tho Bonwood delegation.
The train was slightly delayed, bnt not
seriously.
Tho Knights Of St. George OF tho
Cathedral. under command OF Capt.
George Mathison, were drawn up in
line along the sidewalk at the north
side OF tho crossing. Attached TO the
train were the Pullman cars Bayfield,
and Annapolis. which were occupied
by tho distinguished party. When the
train stopped Bishop Donahue stepped
out upon the rear platform. Ho was
Immediately recognized, and his ap-
pearance was tho signal for waving Of
handkerchief and cheering.
First aliShted tho reception commit
toe, which met the train at Benwood.
II was composed oil Rev. Fathers
Nautilus, Peter and Didacus, and
Messrs. Fred Nolte, Robert Pekari, +.
Woeber, ]. Roedeker, John Coleman,
7. Vollinger and NJ. kirchues, Of St
Alphonsus church: Postmaster NJ. J.
Okane and Revs. Fathers Wcruiger
and Schilpp, Reys. Fathers o'Connor, Of
C!arksburg; Tracy, OF Weston; Nc.
Eilicott, OF Grafton, and Walsh, OF Dod.
bridge county, were also on the train.
The Catholic laymen Of Baltimore
who escorted Bishop Donahuo to this
city were z. ]. Dunn, C. o. Conner, JetF
J. Walsh, DR.. c. L. Grindall, John B.
FalcE, J. Austin Finch, Stone jenkins,
Q: W. +. Conner, Peter II. Morgan and
William J.. Gallery. They registered at
the Windsor and were guests OF the
bishop.
Carriages. about ten in number, were
IN waiting to'convey the visitors 10 the
episcopal residence. Cardinal Gibbons,
Bishop Donahue. and Very Rev. Fathers
Parke and O'Connor. entered the first
carriage. In the second were Rev.
Fathers BroydericE, Whelan, MARI and
Donahue, OF Baltimore; in the third,
Rev. John McElIlgott, OF Grafton. Rev.
). S. M%asttngly, OF Martins Ferry,
Rev. Robert O'kane. Of Charleston; in
the fourth, Rev. Fathers Dinoer, OF
baltimore, aud Walsh, OF DoddridGe
county.
The order Of march was given
promptly by Chief Marshal Biedenbach,
the procession moving in the following
order:
Chief Marshal Biedenbsch and aides.
Mayors Band.
Knights Of St George Of S. Alphonsus Church.
St AlphorsusS Society.
Young Mems society.
Opera House Band:
Wheeling Division A. o. Il.
Knights otSL. George OF Cathedral.
Carriages containing distinguished clergy.
Hacketrs Band, OF Beliaire.
Knights Of St John, OF Benwoed.
Belwo0d Division \. o. Il.
McMechel Band.
Polish Society otsL Mary's Church.
The streets all along the line OF march
were crowded. On Eoff street the line
was reviewed by the party in the car
riages. On arriving ut the Episcopal
residence, where Archbishop Kahn met
item, there were no formal exercises.
Shortly after noon an elaborate dinner
was served in tho dining room, the
menu OF which was very fine. Mr..
Martin Thornton superintendent this,
aid acted as caterer during the pres
ence OF the numerous guests at the
bishops house. At this dinner he was
assisted by Mrs. E. F. Brown, Mrs. Kate
Commeriord, Mrs. DR.. ]. A. Campbell.
Mrs. Petronella Deylicser, Mrs. Lizzie
Dunn. Mrs. Col. Thos. O'Brien, Mrs. n.
]. O'KaHe, Mrs. C. J.. Rawling, Mrs.
Mary Hallisy, and Misses Jennie De.
Camp. Helen Devries, Kate Fitzsim-
mons. Lizzie Shields. and Annie Keas-
ing. Matte linn, Kate Doyle. Maggie
0kane, Mrs. Kate Pader and Robert
Sallworth.
In the afternoon the cardinal, arch
bishop and bishops visited Mt. de
Chantal where they were warmly re-
eeived aud an impronptu reception was
rendered which they much enjoyed.