The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-09

there were many from outside Wheel
ing proper
The train that broush; the cardinal
and party from Baltimore was sC!is1
ulad to arrive At Wheeling at $40 Il.
IN, but Il was delayed in the interior
Of the state. and did no: reach F0rd's
crossing. In the southern part of the
city. until nearly eleven o'clock The
several organizations that had turned
out to form the escor: 20 the eplscopa!
residence. In she meantime marched
over the principal streets in the central
part OK town and thoroughly prepared
the community for the climax which
was all the more brilliant, perhaps, Tor
the unexpected delay.
When the train pulled in at the
crossing there were hundreds Of people
about and considerable confusion
reigned for O time, Finally the :ecep-
t!on committee, composed Of Messrs
james Mckinley 81 LOTUS. T. $ Ri
ley, N. ]. O'Kapc, John j, Coniff, Col
Thomas O'Brien, Sr.. George busch.
George s. FeenV, PatricE Kennedy,
Frank Cruise. John Devine. F.. Il Car
ney, George Truschel and W. G. Hand
IAN chairman, which had boarded the
cardinals Pullman AZ Bcnwood June
zion, succeeded in allGht!ng. When the
cardinal. accompanied by Bishop Don
.anue. Hauc MS aPPcdidH'' am tHt''
ed the carriage In waiting. there was
great enthusiasm.
For several moments II was imposAt-
bic for the party TO move from the
spot. as hundreds of men, women and
children crowded about. eager to shake
the hand Of the American Cardinal
Finally the line OF march was taken
up. in the following order:
CHIEF Marshal Bernard Bach.
Aides Bernard Meehan, William Scholl.
]. ]. Monahan and F. lauPp.
Opera House Band.
knights OF st. George
Marshals William SchoIl. Jacob Die John
FOosc and William Frclse
Park Division ATGsn' 9rSfT PST FoBs
Right Rev. Bishop Donal~e, Very
Rcv. Father O'Connor, OF Clarks-
burg, and Rev. Father Routlou.
Marshnls Joseph Hoffman, Mel MeEadden,
Owen Mccain. Thomas Fox. William
Bclllnger II. Truschcl. William
NoIte. Frank Ayres, II. ~ Fries
muth. Edward Bach and
NELL QuIHn.
Carriages with. Clergy and Reception
Mullen Division Ancient order OF Hlber-
Hackett.s band, of Bellaire.
St. Alphonsus Society.
Marshais DI; Z. y. %eIEhsn' Tim; Gro
gan. NELL Quinn Louis Goecke,
luOulhS IEEhEHAF HllN 1hlhN"
Moran.
Ancient order uibernians OF Benwood.
Polish Society OF Bcnwood
The line OF march was as follows: Up
Chaplina to Twenty-second on Twen-
ty.second 10 Market. on Market to
Twelfth. on Twelfth to Eofr, on Eofr TO
the Cathedral At all points along the
route she sldcwalks-and at some
points the streets-were crowded with
spectators. Enthusiasm WAS the rule
cVerywhere, and the cardinal grace
fully responded to the warm reception
WheeIlng people we're rendering him.
on the arrival at the bishops resi-
dence, the cardinal retired. He was
considerably exhausted after the long
trip, and the excitement attending an
Incident on the trip had unnervcd him
Father O'Connor had fallen against
window which was shattered and some
OF the broken glass struck the cardl-
nails hand. cutting a cash or two.
Bishop Donahue addressed the or
EnnIzations and the crowd Of specta-
torS that had gathered at the Cathedral
corner, thanking all for the warmth
nj the reception accorded the cardinal.
This morning the cardinal Will otilci-
ate AT mass at $40 o'clock, and IL Is
anticipated that the Cathedral will be
crowded.
This evening At CLOCK CdTulnhI
Gibbons will deliver lecture Mt the
Carroll Club and the interior OF that
building will be Respondent In his hon
or.
Tho theme OF his lecture. personal
RecollcctIons of the Vatican Council Of
1879" in one which his eminence IN pc
culiarly capable OF celebrating upon.
for during the Vntlcan council, he was
the secretary TO Archbishop SpanlAing.
and was In close touch with all the
nuestious discussed nnd the prominent
dlgnltarics there convened, The lee
turc viii be treat. and be intensely in
tercsting.
All Inc seats for tho lecture are not
sold, contrary to the general impress
sion, and there nrc few choice seats
vet unsUId The lecture viii draw n
great many people from outside towns
and sents have been purchased by resi-
dents OF Huntington. SIstCrsvllc, Fair
mont. WnShinEtpn. Pa. Wciishmrg.
Noundsville and the nearer towns
ArehhIshop Kahn arrived In the city,
yesterday afternoon from ST. Louis,