Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-27
THE CATHEDRAL gADEICORPS
LARGE CROWD PRESENT.
Company 81 Won In h First Class
and Company 1E" In h Second
CIass-Exce1lent Showing Made by
the battalion Generally.

The prize drill of the Cathedral
| High School, which has been postpon-
ed twice before on account OF bad
weather, was held yesterday afternoon
/ at half past two O'Clock. The battalion
was formed at the High School hall
and paraded through the central sec
ton of the city. The line of march
was taken up down Fourteenth street
to Market, to Twelfth, to Main, to
| Twenty-frst to Market, to Twenty-irst
to Fourteenth, to High School, where
a large crowd had formed to watch
the drill.
Major Cunningham then put the
, battalion through the battalion drill.
The boys showing was exceptionally
| good, each company executing the
| commands and forming intricate fig
ures with the precision of regulars.
The commissioned officers align
ment is as follows:
Major-Raymond NJ. Cunningham.
Staf-Adjutant-Leo V. Thornton.
@. Master Sergeant-Louis Stauver.
Sergt. Major-V. Gundling.
Color Sergt.-John Moran.
Company A-Capt, Geo. A. Feeny;
First Lieut., Ed. ]. Varley; Second
Lieut., JOS. Walty.
Company B-Capt. M. A. Campbell;
First Lieut.. A. H%asenauer; Second
Lieut.. Jos. Ward.
Company Capt, James McFad-
den; First. Lieut., Foose; Second
Lieut., Hugh Rock.
Company DLCapt., R. Madden;
First Lieut., Ed. busch; Second Lieut.,
| Chas. Welty.
Company Capt, H. Ray; First
Lieut., P. Burke; Second Lieut.. w.
Deegan; Third Lieut., L. Fitzpatrick.
At the conclusion of the battalion
drill, Company A, marched out in
| company formation, for the prize drill.
| A company completed their drill but
while B company was drilling it start
ed to rain and the battalion was
marched in doors, to the armory where
the drill was continued in classes,
companies A. B and c in the first class
and companies D and e in the second
class.
The roster of the commissioned Off
GERS and p~rivates of the companies
follow:
Company A.
First Sergeant-A. Mooney.
Second Sergeant-G. Cobalt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fisher, Nc
Cam, Deegan, Kossuth, Bush, Burke,
Dunn.
Privates-Duffy, Casari, C~orcoran,
Jameson, Roberts, C. Feeney, Welty,
Cunningham, Duffey, Ward, Gribbon,
Thornton, Habig, Erb, Mclaughlin,
Maley, Golden, Fox, Blake, Grogan,
Mcmahon, Savageot, Connell, Jaquay.
Company b.
First Sergeant-Miles.
Second Sergeant-Jepson.
Corporals-Spsucebank, Howley, Nc
Cam, Schiller. Manion, Bficeland,
Merge, Farley.
Prvates-Moore, Geraghty, Scherrer,
Savagoet, Kurner, Mooney, Gary, AL
len, Brady, Zarnits, Erb, Ennis, Nc
Dermott, Niggemeyer, Costello, Bach,
Snyder, Schafer, Fournier, Cain, Cor
coran, O'Mailea, Zarnits, c.
Company 4.
First Sergeant-G. LAUREL.
Second Sergeant-F. Ebert.
Corporals-Wilke, Cochran, Bremen,
Smith, Buch, Rock, B~rockinger, c.
Feeney.
Observation-Disclosures, Siphel, F.
Muenge, E. Muenge, Garvey, Boring.
Wertzberger, Reed, Michigan, Gavin,
Ben, Blake, Stanley, Hasenauer,
Hamm, Cunningham, Murray, Kelley,
Howley, Mclaughlin, Boes, Truax,
Heiser.
Company ID.
First Sergeant-Dusch.
Second Sergeant-Burke.
Corporals-Maxell, Neider, Yahn,
Lane, Cornwell, Moran, Steyle, Dailer.
Privates-Steoper, Nolan, Fries
muth, Stanley, Carroll, Warner, Merge,
McDermott, Duck, Dean, Costello, Dahl
er, Linden, Lally, Maloney, Grolbor,
Lally, Jr., Kress, Tucker, Smith, Com
pass.
Company f..
First Sergeant-S. p. Ellsworth.
Second Sergeant-B. Alexander.
Corporals-Keller, O'Neil, Galloway,
Foster. Merge, Hoelsche, Stein, Brab-
son.
Privates-Fischer. Kurner, Wagner,
Miller, Reilly, Snyder, McCauliff, Nc
Ginty, Whalen, Duffy, Landers, Kemp,
Stoehr, Boes, Woeber, Landers, Meal
lister. Boord, Roth, Laurrell, Clarke,
Finnegan, Fitzsimmons, O'Donnell.
The drilling was very sharp and con-
else between all the companies. Each
one. both during the drill and after
wards, received round after round OF
applause at the conclusion of some
m%aneouvre or pretty figure. The judges
were DR.. O'Kane, Gus. Weitzel and
Tosenh OsRrien. all of this city. AS
Mr.. O'Brien stated in giving out the
decision OF the judges, the drilling was
so close that it was hard to decide
which company was the deserving one.
After complimenting the boys on their
excellent showing Mr.. O'Brien then an
nounced the winning companies. In
the first class, Company B, Capt.
CampbelD and in the second class,
Company E, Captain Ray).
Ac the winners were announced h