Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-11
THEY LEAVE TO-DAY.
Gov. Hastings and Many PennSyl-
vania Officials,
} Visit the Atlanta Exposition
in Great Style-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Will Furnish It's Finest
Train-Battle Fields to Be Inspect
ed en- Route.

Harrisburg, Pa, November 1O.-Gov-
ernor Hastings will pay a visit this
week to the Cotton States Exposition.
He will be accompanied by members Of
mis- cabinet, representatives Of the leg
islatiye and judicial branches of the
State government and other distin-
guished Pennsylvanians. The party
gees 10 Atlanta as the guests of the
Pennsylvania Exposition Commission
20 participate in the exercises next
Thursday, which has been designated
as Pennsylvania Day" The arrange
ments for the trip are in charge Of a
committee of the Commission and are
complete in every detail. The commit
tee consists Of Governor Hastings, Sen
ators Cochran and Thomas, Represent
ative Marshall and Secretary Kesnan.
The Pennsylvania railroad has placed
at the disposal Of the Commission
THE FINEST TRAIN
in its service. It will be made up of
five sleepers, dining car and combina-
ton baggage and smoking car. The
train will leave this city at four o'clock
tomorrow afternoon and go south over
the Cumberland Valley and Norfolk
and Western railroads. The party will
return via the Great Southern railway
system, passing through Washington
and Philadelphia.
The first stop will be made at Chat
tanooga, which viii be reached on Tues
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. Electric
cars Will be in waiting at the depot to
convey the party to the foot of the
Lookout Mountain incline plane. On
the way to the summit an opportunity
Will be given the excursionists to in
Spect the tablets and monuments that
mark the positions occupied by Penn
Sylvania regiments in the
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN BATTLE.
At $50 Wednesday morning the train
viii be run from Chattanooga to Bat
tletield Station. Here carrieges will
be taken for an extended drive over the
battlefelds of Chickamauga and Mis-
sionary Ridge. Colonel Archibald
Blakeley, Of Pittsburg; Captain George
w. skinner. Uni-ad States pension
9@ent p bittsbr -g and other members
Of the Pennsylvania Chickamauga Bat
tlefield Commission. Will pilot the party
to the sites of the Pennsylvania monu-
ments and other places of interest. The
party viii return to Chattanooga at l
o'clock to attend an informal reception
ha
sylvanians and other citizens of that
city. At the close of the reception the
party will leave FOR Atlanta, which city
viii be reached early Wednesday even
ing.
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock the
party will take carriegs for
THE EXPOSITION GROUNDS.
The Atlanta Horse Guards and other
military organizations will act as an
escort. At noon special exercises will
take place at the Pennsylvania build
ing. Governor Atkinson. of Georgia,
viii deliver the address of welcome, TO
which Governor Hastings will respond.
Addresses will also be made by Mayor
King, of Atlanta Judge Henry Will
liams, of the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court; Lieut.. Governor Walter Lyon, of
Pennsylvania. and c. A. Collier, Pres
ident of the Exposition. A public re-
ception to Governor and Mrs. Hastings
viii take place at the Pennsylvania
building at the conclusion of the formal
exercises. Mrs. Hastings will be as
sisted in receiving by the ladies of the
Cabinet and members of the Woman's
Auxiliary Commission. During the af
ternoon visit will be made to the
buildings containing Pennsylvania eX-
hibits.
Miss Mary S. Garrett, of Philadel-
phia. will also give an exhibition in the
afternoon of her new oral method of
TEACHING DEAF CHILDREN
to speak. A special display of fire
works will be given in the evening in
honor Of Pennsylvania Day. Novem-
ber II has also been designated as
Pittsburg and International League Of
Press Clubs Day. The citizens of
Pittsburg and officers Of the League
have arranged programmes of their
own for the occasion.