The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10

I,ate this afternoon a very distin-
guIgbed party from washington City
viii pass through on the Baltimore &
Ohio road, bound for Omaha and its
Trans mississippi Exposition where
they VIII take part In the grenh Peace
Jubilee. scheduled for this week. In
the party are Generals miles, shafter
ana CREEPY; Commodore Philip. lEte OF
the battieghIp Texas; General "Joe'
wheeler; WI Ting-Fang. the Chinese
minister; Chin Pom Ye, the Korean
minister; senior GOnzalO Dc ouesada,
the Cuban charge d'aftaires1 many 9TH
or distinguished persons and some OF
the washington correspondents
The train leaves Washington this
morning at 8 O'Clock, and comes via
Grafton and Benwood junction, arriv-
ing at The latter point at 6 p. m. The
hour set for the arrival at BenWood
JupcUioD was 2:55 p. m, but 4ardmas-
ter Jarnisop, OF the Baltimore & ONO,
said iaIgt night that the time had been
changed, and the train would reach
Grafton at 3:l5 ?. M, and arrive al the
Junction ut 8 O'Clock. No doubt there
VIII be q gOOdly delegation Of Wheeaing-
ties at the Junction this evening to
greet the party. 1t Is regretted that the
trndn does not pass through the city wa
the Pittsburgh division, for IN mat
event an imprOmptu reception coulo pe
had ut the city STATION.
The trnin Is made up Of O. baggage
cars three sleepeEs, two private cars and
q dining cor. General Miles and suite
occupy one OF the private cars, and the
Chinese minister and his party have the
other.
The roster Of the party Is as follows:
Army and navy and government ofn-
clals-M Tor General Miles and stan,
COMPOSED Of Col Francis Michler, Col.
William Black, Col. Samuel Reber, and
Maiur-General Shafter and two aides
ana valet; Major-G General Joseph
Wheeler, the Misses Wheeler, Brlgadler
General A. w. Greedy. chief signal ofh-
Ger; Mrs Greedy. Brigadaer- General
c. II. Humphrey, Mrs, Humphrey, MISS
Humphrey, Mrs. Mary Rowland, Conn
modore j. W. Philip, U. 8. N; Capt. Ar
thur Paget, naval attache. British en-
bassy: DR.. r. w. Baker, u. s. A.; MIS-.
Baker, Mrs. j. W Creighton HON J; NJ
Thurston, u. s. s.; Hon. j. d. Yeo-
mans, Interstate commerce commits
sion; Prof. w. L. Moore, chief OF the
weather bureau; Mrs Moore, DIT. r, w.
Harris, commissioner OF education;
Mrs Harris, General James A. Sexton,
commander-in-chief OF the G. A. r.;
G. Il. Butlin. secretury; A. ]. Leonard,
Diplomatic corps = Mr. WI Ting
Fang. Chinese minister pienlpote ntinry;
Mrs. WI Ting-Fang and maid; Master
WI Cho Chu, and Secretaries Chow
Ts1-Chl, Hwang Chung Hut, Ii
Kwang- Hang; Mr. chom Pom Ye, Kor-
can minister plenipotentiary; Mrs Chin
Pom We, Master We Chong Ye; Ar.
Tam Il. Ye, secretary, Mr.. Henry Gull
laume, Gonzaio de Quesada, charge
f'affaires Cuban tunta; Mrs. Quesada,
REPRESENTATIVES OF the press-w. E.
Amin, Philadelphia Ledger; George
Grartham Balm, HaTpeT's Weekly;
Frederic BenzInger, Chicago Tines
Herald W. E. Curtis Chicago Record;
Louis Garthe, INSTRUMENTATION; c.
A. Hamilton, Sioux City Journal; james
8. Henry, Philadelphia Press; Raymond
Patterson, Chicago Tribune; Frank
Richardson Baltimore Sun; George w.
Rouzer, New York Herald: John s,
shriver, New York Mall and Express;
| e. C, Snyder, Omaha Bee; Howard N.
Thompson, Associated Press; c. s. Al-
bert, New York World; ]. II. Maddyr
press agent Baltimore s. Ohio.