Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-09

THUSIASTIC MEETING HELD.
ADDRESSES MADE BY CON-
GRESSMAS DOvENER, CAPTAIN
FRANZHEIM, COL. WHITE, SER
GEANT JANSEN AND PRIVATE
ALLAHER-MAYOR A. r. SWEE-
NEY PRESIDED DECOR
ATOMS AND MUCH ENTRUS-
IASM-PRAYER BY REV. Gun
NINGHAM-THE SOLDIERS BAN
QUETTED AT THE STAMM IN
THE AFTERNOON
The return from war of the gallant
members of Captain Albert A. Franz
helms Company Of Immunes yesterday
morning was marked by a rousing and
elaborate demonstration on the part OF
the citizens. 1t was certainly an occa-
sion for great rejoicing, for display OF
patriotism and for renewal of love,
friendship and admiration for the brave
boys in blue. During the morning the
people turned out en- masse TO welcome
them and the city, especially in the bus
mess districts, was in gala attire, red,
white and blue streamers and American
flags being displayed profusely. The
train bearing the soldiers on their way
from Camp Meade arrived at the Pan
Handle station at ITO o'clock, and
according to the arrangements was
moved down Water street to Four
tenth. Here the boys were surround
ed by thousands of their relatives,
friends and admirers and were accorded
a most hearty reception.
The steamboats, aiong the wharf toot-
ed their whistles loudly and long, hats
and bendkerchiefs were waved and the
cheers that went up from the crown
was simply deafening. The local
knights of Pythias, knights of St.
John, members of the G. A. r. and the
Linsly Cadets, together with several
bands were formed and ready for the
parade to follow as the train stopped
and the soldiers, under command of
Capt. F'ranzheim, were given second
place in the column, under escort of the
Linsly Cadets. The column novel
about 1870 O'Clock, going south Or
Water and east on Fourteenth in the
following order:
Platoon of Police.
Chief of Police Clemans, Officers Walker,
knabe McCausiand, Michigan, Allen,
sh ney W TSn5sd' W keFkns M psyin
Chief Of STAFF 3. S Mcclure: A stt8 IN Il.
G. Franzheim. Dr. ID. b. Best Hal
Spe!del. E. y. Franzheim Frank
Church, Harry Mendel e.
n. Hancher.
FIRST DIVISION.
Opera House Band,
i
of Lieut.. B. c. Dent. U. S. n.
Company 6, Fourth United States Infant
ry' Tine lmmunes under COM
Captain, Albert A Franzheim.
FIRST lieutenant, Frederick R. Huseman.
ssirst Sergeant, George J. Howell.
Quartermaster Sergeant. Albert A.
Schairer.
Sergeant. Charles B. Lukens.
Sergeant, John Youngman.
Sergeant, Frank o. C.egg.
Corporal Harry L. Brunette.
Corpora, Benjamin Honecker.
Corporal Smith Calvert.
Corporal, William A. wilson.
Corporal John W. Meyers
Corporal, William a. Uirich.
Corporal George C. White.
Musician. Eugene S. Long
S M%5;eif E1vo Gs9rgge 2, bSIprAss.
Waboner, John f. Schaub.
Artificer, George w. MeEiroy
PRIVATES.
John G: Bauer, Frank King,
Geo. w. Blakemore, Orloff King,
harry II. Bodley Wilbur Little
Gnas Q. Callahan, Thomas Manion,
w. 5. Caldwell, Jess N.ckison,
EDWARD COOK, w S. Pemberton,
frank Coombs, John A. Rock
Henry j. Daub, Joseph w. Schlick
Mansel q; Gallaher. Henry A Schroeder,
Samllle GosSeye, Charles L. Snder,
II: w. Hathaway, Joseph Seybold
YIN: E. Hawkins, Chas. f. Schroyer,
Philip Hendricks, James Smith,
Joseph Hunter, William Smith
Chas A. Iseman, Oscar Sutton
WAS A Jones, Harry L. Tenant,
William Jun, T. II. Wurda:k
John Kaiser, Jr.,
Carriage containing speakers. Mayor A..
/. Sweeney. Hon. b. 3. Dove
G.. A: r, Drum Corps
q. A. X. and Confederate Veterans Blue
, and Gray"
Lafayette Commandery, i<n-Shts of ST.
John.
SECOND DIVISION.
Col. c; H Geig99r, commanding First Regi-
jutant G. II. Medick Surgeon S.
w. z. Megrlil C0nlmlssary
Edward DALI III.
Major J. T. McGee, commanding first bat
talon FIRST Regiment, Z. r. IL of p,
and staff; Adlutant II. H. Garden,
Quartermaster Gala Mitchell,
Commissary ]. w. Morning
ton, Surgeon c. e. Kahl
Ne.ster's Band.
Couer de Leon Company No. /, u. R.
X. of 2.
Bernard Stanley Company No. 81. u R.
X. of 2.
]. I. MCGEE Company No. 20, T. r.
X. of y.
Meyers Band.
Baltimore Lodge No. 8, X. of P.
Black Prince Lodge No. 49, X. of P
Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81, x. of P
Wheeling Lodge No. III. X. of p.
AS the parade was proceeding up
Market street, unfortunately it started
to rain in veritable torrents, causing
the second division and part OF the first
to be broken up, the marchers hurrying
to any place that afforded protection
from the storm. However the police
escort, the Opera House Band, the Lin
sly Cadets, the Immunes, the G. A. r.
organization, Meister's band. Occur de
Leon Company No. l, U. r. X. of P. and
the j. T. MCGEE Company No. 30, con-
tinued on up Market to Tenth, to Main.
to Twenty-fourth, to Market to Four
teenth and then to the speakers stand