Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-07

The Immunes to be Mustered Out One
Day Earlier Than Was Intended.


THE REQUEST OF CONGRESSMAN
DOVENER HAD THE DESIRED
EFFECT-THERE WILL BE a
BIG DEMONSTRATION AND THE
RETURNED VOLUNTEERS WILL
BE ACCORDED A FITTING VEL
COME-FURTHER DETAILS AR
RANGED YESTERDAY.
The members of Company G, Fourth
U. 5. VOL. Immunes. will be mustered
out of service at Camp Meade to-day,
and will arrive home over the Penn
sylvania road at 10: % o'clock to-mor-
row morning. Congressman B. B. Dow
ener's telegram to Secretary of War
Alger, requesting the discharge OF Capt.
Franzheim's Company one day earlier
than the date originally announced,
had the desired effect. Yesterday Capt.
Franzheim sent the following telegram
To the local committee.
"Dovener's telegram successful. Will
arrive Wheeling Thursday morning
9:5
A little later Capt. Dovener received
the following message from Adjutanl
General II. c. CoTbin;
Orders issued directing the muster
out of Company G, Fourth Immunes.
OF June 1th. in order TO enable them
to arrive in Wheeling on morning OF
the Sth.'
An erroneous and unauthorized pub
LEGATION was made in an evening paper,
TO the effect that the speaking will
take place in Wheeling Park Members
of the K of P. organizations which will
join in the public demonstration. do
not desire to boom their outing at the
expense of the general public. The
arrangements previously determined
upon, and published in the Register,
will be carried out. The marching or
CARNATIONS will meet the soldiers at
the depot, and will at once parade over
the route given below, TO the speakers
stand. After the addresses of welcome
they will be taken TO a hotel and ban
quoted. They will probably be guests
of the K. of p. in the afternoon. but
this will be entirely independent Of the
citizens celebration.
The committee on parade held a
, meeting yesterday morning, and Sc
lected the following route of parade:
Form on Water street, march down
to Fourteenth, to Market, TO Tenth, to
Main, to Twenty-fourth, to Chapline,
to Twenty-second, to Market, to Four
tenth, to Byron. The Mayor will is
sue proclamation requesting general
suspension Of business and decorations
along the line OF march.
Tho nny11mitfpp an Snpa lyprC and NIL
sic held meeting last night, and de-
cided to engage Mayors band, in addi-
ton to the Opera House band. The
X. Of p. organizations will be headed
by Meister's band.
A private letter from Capt. Franz
helm contained a request that he be
not asked to make any extended re-
marks. He will therefore respond
briefly to the addresses of welcome by
Capt B. B. Dovener and Col. Robert
White. and a more extended address on
behalf of the Immunes will be made by
Lieut.. Jansen. Mayor Sweeney has ac-
cepted an invitation to preside over the
| meeting, and the Opera House band will
| render the patriotic selections which
will be feature of the programme.
The parade committee has been called
by PfOI. BlTcH TO meet DIT the SHdIuDSI
of Commerce at 1880 o'clock tonight,
half hour before the meeting of the
general committee. The parade COM
mittee has assigned the Linsly Cadets
to the right of line, in accordance with
a resolution adopted at Monday nights
meeting. The old soldiers who wore
the blue or gray, will follow. The
| position of other organizations in the
line will be determined upon tonight.
Chief of Police w. M. Clemans will fur
nish a squad of officers to lead the
procession.
1t is earnestly desired that the mem
bers Of Capt Humphreys and Capt.
Willis companies of volunteers, as we'll
as all other organizations which may
have been overlooked in the haste Incl
dent to the brief time allowed for prep
aration, will participate in the demon
stration.
Secretary Archer, of the General Com
| mittee, yesterday received letter from
Capt Franzheim, of which the follow
ing is a copy:
CAMP MEADE,
MIDDLETOWN. Pa, June 4.
My Dear Friend:-To say that the ar