Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-18
EWING BROS.
RELEAIRE.

The celebration at the RINK on NIli" ,'
the 22d. will begin just as soon - ,u1 pc,
rade disperses and gets sedleu' "0 PiO
gramme will be as iollo"s' Rand
8,.1t. 80 ''''''''' ..........Rev. Sawyer
Song-America. ............By the AuuIei.ce
Address Washington J.. Jun {S, ~ irC.
Address-Our County,. -; p" ,n., ~
Song-Little Red School House N@udi '1''0
Address-Ihe Jr' ~ T. 1 Or. Ii. L. Wennen
Address-The o. U. A NJ g w spencer
song-The Banner .of Beauty. .QuartetIe
Aour'SS- UO'it Judge j. w. Hollingsworth
Address-Immigration ....'.. heN' say Bind
Music. ........ ............- s'-'.. ''-
NJ. List and c. II. Wise viii be mar mar
shals for the occasion. The paIdue WI
form on Belmont street. ught IeStnb ~
Grand Army Hall, left on South i'eliiloi iii
and Thirty-secOnd streets. me ne w
start al l 80 ana march 70 inc -, - " " :.
depOt where the ST. ClairSNllle -dechdillcS
and band will join in with Jhe paIeuc'
The speakers and State Olncers OF ny vi
ders will ride in hacks az thg ISLt Vi LIN SII
line. The X of p and odd fellOWs wiz
DE given the night OF the line the NisilihS
Councils next and Ohio valley ana fylH
Outh viii take the left followed 10y LHe
hacks There viii be at least three pIdSS
bands in the line and more are expected.
The line of march is: Leaving Grand Army
Han. march North 10 Ihlrty-inlrd Siee';
thence west to Guernsey, north To Celtl ~
avenue, west 10 Noble, north 10 OF!
eighth street cOuntcrmarch on pdNt4
streets, unless the dirt streets are airy anu
clean 10 Thirty-seYCuth. thence east 10
Guernsey, south TO Central avenue "a
to Union, south to IWenty-hl'h, WeSI "
Belmont south TO end or paved StlgC.ii'
countermarch north to rink ana qlsp4iIIiii
Each lodge will have marshal VINO SHdi
report TO NJ. List, chief marshal lIliIiieu.iiII
atelv upOn reaching the city, ana ne VIII
receive instructions Tor the ulSpOSI'!o'
his lodge. a police officer VIII ne III ~
tendance at the rink 10 Keep ordet anu
preserve the peace.
Yesterday Mrs. J. W. Garbep got out
onto the streets the first time in three
months after a siege of fever 900 ,
Samuel Armstrong. of GraysViue' "a, Is
visiting his brother William, OF the FIRST
Henry Beale. of Gravel Hill, has so far
improved that he is out
w a. Brainard is also able TO walk down
street but he is very weak.
Messrs. 4. T. Floyd and G. Smlih' OF
Barnesville were In the city yesterday ana
dned at the Hotel Anderson.
Mrs j. /. Crippen, OF The Fourth ward
is quite sick at her home.
Wesley Kelly. of Plttsburg. kas registered
at the Windsor Hotel yesterday.
Mrs NJ j. Robinson and daughter Nesl2
are much bet,ep and able TO get around
once more.
j. II. Murray. of the Fourth ward. Crow
Hill. is quite sick from heart trouble
Republican primaries will bc held at tine
usual voting places I'm the city and town
ship on March Is.
In the case of Harry Shepherd. tried -
Jury no s.. ClalrSville for stealing SHOES
from La Roche's shoe store, the jury dis
agreed.
Mayor. marshal and officer Lynskey We're
attending court at ST. Clairsvlle for TWO
days
The ministers of the First Methodist and
First Presbyterian Churches have about
decided TO hold union meetings Tor one
week beginning next Wednesday. Inc
continuance will depend on The result.
John r. Cow continues very sick.
The W. r. G. viii give a fair and festival
in April 10 repl5nish the relief fund.
Street Commissioner Sattertield and his
force were busy cleaning up Union street
yesterday afternoon.