The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12


each was given Q r0using fecepuon'
The first division. composed 0L the y nj
form Rank companies. was led by MAJ
jor General carnahan and stan. while
Chief Marshal L. N. Refer led the sec
ond division, made up OF the 9uDora!-
nate lodges. The parade moved IN this
order:
Mounted officers, Lieutenants suppier ana
Michaels.
Police Squad, under Lieut.. Dan Ingram
. OmcerB Ritz, TrautWelI, Wells, Malker,
Knabe, Allen. McGulsan, Holmes.
Conrad. schnupp. L4rlGin. Law
son, Woods. Myers, Dudley.
Major General James r. Carnahan, COM
handing Uniform Rank body OF the
United States, and Stan.
BrigndieF General e. g. Ftnnds commhIlu-
Ing West Virginia Brigade o. r.,
and Stan
Colonel Charles II. Geiyer. commanding
First West Virginia Regiment o.
r.. and Stan.
Mechanics Band, OF Bellnire, ONO.
Bellalre Company No g, U. X, OF BELL
aiFe, Ohio, q men.
Major james \. McGee, commanqlnE FIRST
battalion, First ", Va, Regiment
u r., and Stan.
Afeister's Band.
ParkeFBbufg Company no. >, " h. OF
Petersburg, . mon.
COuer de Leon Company No. ], U. H. Oh
Mneellukt " Iugus
Bernard Stanley Company No. IL U. H.
OF Wheeling, - men.
John W. Mather Company No, 2, U. H. OF
BehwOod, . men.
James 4. MCGEE Company No. y, U. X, OF
Wheeling, ~ men.
Colonel Scott Dibert. commanding Sixth
Pennsylvania REGIMENT, y. r.,
and Stan.
Washington Pa.J, Company u. r., Sc men.
Petroleum COMPANY. .. r., OF claysville'
Turtle Greek (pa.l Company U. r., 20
oakdaIp Pa.) Company. U. r., Pittsburgh,
% men.
Pittsburgh Company No; 10 U. R. Pitts
Ceramic City Company, y. r., East Liver
pool, Ohio, q men.
Warrington and Grafton Companies, u.
r., q men.
Pan Handle Company, u. R., Uhrtcha-
Vile. Ohio, 20 men.
Heatherington's Bard.
]. A, Ewing Company, y. r.. Mounds
Vile, w. Va, 80 men.
Ravenswood Company No I, .. r., RAJ
Mlddlebourne Band.
Edward Dalton Company, U. r., Sisters
Vile, w. Va, 80 men.
Carriages containing Supreme Chancellor
Thomas g. Sample Mayor Sweeney,
CHIEF ClemanH, Squire Schultz
and other gentlemen.
Chief Marshal l. n. Refer and staff:-
g. W. Krelter, L. W, Blaney,
G. II. Henning, Sam Johnson.
II. P. LlnsE, II. c. Richards,
]. r. Butts. o. p. Porter
j. F. Hewell Edward Elliott,
Hal Brues. John Dunkle,
Il. p. Wheat James AIcCieFHeBt,
Willard Melton, Charles Smith,
+. II. Thiers.
Arlington Band, OF Belinire.
Benwood Lodge No. Is, BenRood W. Va.
nr.ns . To-. 100 men men,, c..,,
Mystic Lodge No. p, OF Elm Grove, GS
Wellsburg Band
Wellsburg Lodge No. 30. Wellsburg, W.
Cameron Lodge w NJ. y H. Ro on Cameron, w.
Glover's Gap Lodge No. II, Of Glover's
Gap, W Va. q men.
Little Princs. Lodge No. 70, Of Mounds
Hacketts Band.
Baltimore Lodge No. 6, Of Wheeling. lO1
men,
Myers Band
Black Prince Lodge, No. 10, of Wheeling.
IN men
Opera House Band
Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81. OF Wheeling, us
men.
Liberty Band.
Wheeling Lodge No. ia, Of Wheeling. co
men.
Carriages containing members OF the or
der; advertising vehicles. etc.
The route was up Market to Ninth,
to Main, to Twenty-seventh. to Chap
line, to Thlrty-thlrd. to Eoff, to Thir-
ty-seventh, to Jacob, to ThIrty-third,
to Eoft, to Twenty-seventh. to Chap
line, to Twenty-second. to Market and
disband on Market between Eleventh
and Sixteenth. The crowds were mass.
ed in iarges. numbers in the business
centre but even on the South Side
streets the spectators were out in force.
and everywhere tins knights were given
a great reception.
The work Of the police officers in
keeping the streets clear of vehicles
was excellent. due to the good manage
ment OF Chief Clemans and Lleuten-
ants Suppler. MIchaels and Ingram.
The spectacle as the uniformed bodies
marched down the Main street hill was
magnificent. All OF the companies
marched with the utmost precision, and
their evolutlons were received with en-
thuslasm
The several parade contests were de-
clded as follows by the committee,
which was composed Of Messrs. Charles
o. Roemer, C. w. Levy and Edward ].
MUM:
Company in the twenty-five mile limit
having largest percentage Of member
ship In llne-J. A. Ewing Company No.
80, Of MoundsVille, % men, Its entire
membership.
Company outside OF the twenty-five
mile limit having largest percentage OF
membership In llne-Ceramlc City