Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-14

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and will also pass whoever the commit
tee may put in charge of the work to
and from that place. 1t will arrive In
this city not latter than Saturday. In
dividuals will be supplied with pine FOL
outside decoration of stores at bare cost
of procuring it.
programme of Exercises.
The programme of the exercises at
the City Building has been formuiat-
ed by the arrangement committee. IL
will be as follows:
Music Band.
prayer .............. .........'.
Rev. d. A. Cunningham, D. D.
Presentation of Tablet on Behalf OF
the State Hon. T. M. Garv1n.
Acceptance -. Judge G. l.. Crammer.
Chorus.
Historical Grafton ...............
Hon. C. w. Brockunier.
Music ............. anu
Presentation of Sword. .....-.....
Rabbi Harry Levi.
Admiral Dewey will place sword in
hands of Lieut.. Doddridge.
Acceptance of Sword Lieut.. Doddridge.
Chorus.
selection Donu'
The chorus is to be rendered by the
singing societies will be America"
"Star Spangled Banner" and Co
lumbia, the Gem of the Ocean," The
order in which they will be rendered,
has not yet been determined.
The ASig Stand.
Architect Faris prepared plans for a
CT nd for tho oynT0iCnc and C1lhT0iftQ6
his drawings to the arrangement com-
mittee, at a meeting held yesterday
afternoon. The speakers stand will be
built over and around the fountain at
the west front Of the City Building.
Immediately in front of it will be a
long press stand, providing accommo-
dalton for fifty newspapermen. On
each side of the speakers stand, run
ming out at angles of As degrees, will
be stands equipped with benches and
chairs, and built in ampitheatrical
form, each with a seating capacity of
270.
The expense of these stands is very
heavy, and if the bids of builders are
in excess of the amount the commit
tee is willing to spend, there may be
some alteration in the plans. The
committee will provide tickets for dis
tinguished guests, singing societies,
representatives of the press, etc.
Parade Orders.
Chief Marshsl Robert White has issued
General Order No. !, as follows:
WHEELING, w. Va. Feb. Il, 1900.
Having been named as chief marshal to
command the parade in the City of Wheel
ing on the I'd of February. 1850, | accept
the appointment, and now issue this, my
first order.
GENERAL ORDER NO. /.
The following named persons will con-
stitute my personal staff, and will be
obeyed and Respected accordingly, viz:
George J. Mathison, colonel, adjutant
general and chief OF staff
W. w. Irwin, lieutenant colonel, first
assistant adjutant general.
l. n. Refer, major, second assistant
w. H. Travis, colonel. Inspector general.
j. A. Miller, colonel, quartermaster gen
Louis Steenrod, Northumberland, assist
ant quartermaster general.
Alfred Paul, colonel, commissary gen.
T. H. Moffat, lieutenant-colonel, assist
ant commissary general.
Guy r. c.. Allen, Northumberland, judge
Dr.. w. a. Cracraft, colonel, surgeon gem
DR.. H. B. Bsguley, lieutenant-colonel,
Ms = SUI scum 5ClACAo
DR.. j. A. Campbell, lieutenant-colonel,
second assistant surgeon general.
F. H. Lange,. colonel, chief of artillery.
/. F. Jones, lieutenant colonel, assistant
chief of artillery.
DIR. oscar Burdatts, lieutenant-colonel,
chief of ordnance.
eral.
G.. R. E. G.lchrist, lieutenant-colonel, as
sistapt paymsster general.
Cecil Robinson, colonel, chief engineer.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham, ieutenant-col-
onel, chaplain.
C. ]. Echols, trumpeter.
Aides de Camp:-Dwight L. Waggoner,
va rank of Eeutenanl-colonel, n charge,
ana the following named persons with
the rank of major. viz: Harry Franz
helm, Raymond Seabright, James Max
well, Latane McLain. hdward Stifel, DR..
r. Il. Reed, E. B. Bowie, b. S. Allison,
N. Thornton, ! / Elwo9d Hughes, a: L.
w. Ewing, Bernie Mcclure, Peeb.es To-
tum, NJ. Dolan, Edward Hazlett, Edward
Stalnaker. j. l.. Sawtelle, VIM. Higgins,
Samuel Brockunier, j. j. Holloway, Chas.
c. Newman, j. Barger Evans.
Lieut.-Col. Steenrod end Major Hazlett
are assigned to duty with division under
command of division commander Hork-
The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed as division commanders. who VIII
respectively select five aides, and report
Morris Horkheimer, Caleb Sylv.s, VIM H.
Anderson. Thomas H. Norton, James A.
Lancaster, j. f.. Partridge, Bernard Bach,
Thomas Mayberry. DR.. g. A. Aschmann,
Joseph Speidel, DR.. William Petrie.
All officers OIL the staff of the grand
marshal Will wear black clothes and back
soft hats, military style. The chief mar
shall will wear buff scarf and badge ind
eating office. All staff officers above the
rank of aides de camp will wear blue and
buff scarfS, extending over right shoulder
90 left hip, with badge on breast; Aides
de camp Will wear blue and buff sash,
doubled and tied around waist, with knot
above left hip; badge on breast. All men,
bers of staff will provide themselves with
buff leggings and buff gsuntlets.
Commanders of divisions will wear a deep
blue scarf extending from right shoulder
TO hip. with buff and blue badge. All
aides on staff of division commanders will
wesr blue sash doubled around waist and
tied at left hip. ROBERT WHITE,
Grand Marshal Commanding.
Division Marshal Morris H~orkheimer
has announced the following staff ap-
pointmentS:
Adjutant-James X. Hall.
Aides-John K. List, Lewis Steenrod,
Edward Franzheim, Frank Church, Ed
ward HaZlett.
The other division commanders will
appoint their stats and report the APP
pointments to the chief marshal as
soon as practicable.
w. G. t. u. Entertainment.