The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-16
.Al A. G SEND
Given to the Wheeling Company
!. Of Iinmuncs.
Observation-Disclosures

AND ONE LONG TO BE REMEM.
BEREp-cITlzENs AND LINsLY
+. CADETS ACTED AS ESCORT.
MANY AFFECTING SCENES.
L Company T, OF the Fourth United
( States Volunteer Infantry. LEFT. Wheel
Ing yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock,
and the departure OF the hoys was the
occasion for practically cessation OF
business. Il seemed as Il the whole
town turned out, and there were many
affecting scenes at the depot. After
I a lapse OF thlrty-four years Wheeling
was called on to Gend a detachmen. OF
her sons to uphold the starry banner,
snnd June IL, 1898, viii DO Remembered
slong after tho present war clouds have
4 been brushed away.
The company 10 under tho command
% Captain A. a. Franshclm, and First
s Lieutenant Fred II. Huscman, OF this
city and Second Lieutenant s. 3. Car
skadon, OF Keyser, and the full quota OF
Seighty7two men was taken along. The
recruits are 40 follows: IA I. iNN1.'f37l
gahra, Henry W., steelworker. Bellaire.
: Batter, ] ohm G., butcher, Wheeling. ~ T.,
Biakemore, George w. naiworkcr. Wheel
& Bodley. HnrrylH., mill welgher, Wheeling.
Brady. Charles FL slassworker. Pa. Il
/ Britton, Francis NJ, farmer, W. Va.
Brinelle. Harry T.. electrician. Wheeling.
Calvert, Smith, driver. Wheeling
g Slegg, Frank y, teamster. Moundsyille.
4 EsaaldTeii, Winfield s., c!sarnaker Wheel
Z Cook, Edward, glassblower. Dayton. o. I.
4 Coombs, Frank, mIllworker Wheeling.
Il Curtis, Frank W.. tirnaceman, Wheeling.
4 Darby, Charles E., collector, Wheeling.
Daub, Henry j.. butcher, Wheeling. &
Desmond, Frank J.. lllveryman, Wheeling.
Y Drabelle, Harry b., printer, Wheeling. n.
Gallaher, Mansel G., school teacher, clar-
! Gosseye. Camille, miner, Barton, o. 81
3 Hammond, David l.. mill hand, Wheeling.
z Hassett. James b. slassworker. Steuben-
Hathaway. Harry W.. blacksmith. Wheel
Ha AMI William E., carpenter. Harris
Hendricks, Philip H, laborer. ,Bcnwood.
Z Heron. John, 9teamster, Wheeling. r. ii3
4 Hollo. Michael, coal digger. Cambridge, o.
! Honecker, Benjamin.. student. Wheeling.
9 Hunter. Joseph, mill man. Wheeling. g
slseman. Charles A., butcher, Wheeling.
Jansen, Gerhard c., law student, Wheel
s Jones. Charles A.. baker, Moundsville.
& Jun, William laborer. Aetnaville. -
Z kalser; ohm, r.. laborer, Wheeling.
y King, Frank, heater, Wheeling. -
Z King, Orion, heater. Wheeling.
!. Little, WILDER D., laborer, Wheeling.
Long. Eugene s., miner, Bellaire.
y Lowry. William "a, driver. Wheeling.
y LukenS, Charles B., clerk, Wheeling
Lynch, Thomas, ir.. tlnworker. Wheeling.
Manion, Thomas, teamster, Wheeling.
= Morris. Joseph B., glassworker. Bridge
Myers. John W. mill man, Benwood.
J McCleary,s Robert, glassworker, Wheeling.
MGConahey. William l., farmer, Glenn's
McEiroy. George W., laborer. Wheeling.
Mcsweeney, Joseph, lawyer, Warrington.
4 Murdnck, Theodore H., printer. Wheeling.
4 Noble. Elwood r.. millworker, Wheeling.
= Oblinger, Samuel. heater, Beliaire -.
port % :. =: ~ slllt3s5 .I7s:ls7s.
4 Potts, Roy. e 8
i Powell. Charles H.. engineer, Moundsville.
Rock: John A. railroad conductor Bridge
salterbach. Louis. machInist. Bellalre. "a.
{ SARGENT, Leonard w, clerk, Wheeling.
sehairer, Albert n. te9mster. Warrington.
!
schlick, Joseph W., butcher. Wheeling.
Z Schroeder. Henry a., baker, Bellaire.
! Seybold, Joseph r. bookkeeper. Wheeling.
4 Sheehy, John J.. mill man, Wheeling. :.
< SINNERS. Charles p engineer, Wheeling,
Smith, James. mill man. Benwood.
Z smith. William NJ. boIlermaker. Bellaire.
Sprays. George D., teamster, Bellaire.
q Sutherland. George ,laborer, Wheeling. =
Sutton, Oscar; mill worker Wheeling. g'E
\; Sweeney. Michael J.. oil >drlller, Manning
Tenant, Harry L, tool dresser, Center,
e Tigselb!ek. Henry. mill man, bridgeport.
.Iuirich, [William A., ieweler. Wheeling.
I WILSON, William A. tin worker. Wheeling.
Warrington, Thomas j.. salesman, Wheel
Ing s.s.55 4: ~ 81 ~. "a
Soungmun. John, waiter, Wheeling.
The boys left at $40 o'clock in three
special coaches going via Pittsburgh.
: They will sbe given four hours In Wash
! ington, D. c., this morning, also get
ting their breakfast there It Is prob
able that Captain Pannell Garden. chief
3of the capitol police. and other Wheel
ingites, will see after, the volunteers
while in Washington. At tFredericks-
y burg, the companY will be turned over
6 to Colonel Joseph Petit, who COM,
mands the regiment, which is known
as one of the regiments OF immunes.
TX Until the final parting came .the.ina-
u Jority of the spectators didn't realize
Z what IT meant. The air! for weeks has
+ been filled with talk OF organizing COM
panies. but the ncst to march down
ssyyheelings streets was Captain Franz
i helms sturdy boys, and the flag at
q their head and the rally Round The
aE Flag" by the band. brought the sigui-
I 1cance OF Il the occasion home to the
thousands lining the streets, and the
IA tramp, tramp, tramp OF the marches
q feet thrilled every human chord. To
the gray-hai-ed boys OF the sixties 1t
was history repeating. Itself. TO the
goungerG generation an Inspiring exam
i:ple of the ready response OF American
patriotism.
! sCRoWD. CAME EARLY.
n The recruiting station shortly after
noon began to draw the people, and OF
KS CLOCK that portion OF Market street
was almost impossible. Hundreds came
from surrounding towns. for yellnire,
y Benwood, Moundsville and Bridgeport
were represented in the company. a
u circus couldn't have turned out more
than formed the avenue
through which the column advanced at
AIS O'clock. Mayors band and the
teyer-ready LinslP cadets, In charge Of
~ Prof. J. NJ. Birch and L. r. Brilles,
formed the escort TO the depot, and the
N command march" hadn't died away
before "a hundred young and old men
Eel into line. and their ranks were add