Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-18
TEN CHARITY CIRCUS.
ALL THE COMMITTEES TO MEET AND Or
GANIzs TONIGHT
At the Chamber Of Commsrcs-fhs Preliminary
Work will DO Outinsd-What has
Already Been Done.

All the committees having In charge
the various departments OF the much
talked of Charity Circus, which is 10 be
given next month for the benefit OF the
Woman's Union Benevolent Society,
will meet tonight in the Chamber OF
Commerce, over the old library rooms
on Market street, for the purpose OF
comparing notes, one committee with
the other. that each may know what
the other has to do to make the show a
big success So far the whole work
has been done by the manager, backed
by the Executive Committee, and he
hes secured the canvas for four big
tents, the seats, poles, lights, ETC.. for
the same, and has secured bids Tor
printing song books, etc.
A most remarkable program mas also
been marked out and IL only remains for
e vario US con- rnittees to get to work
eat once aud put it through. This will
be the first union committee meeting,
and every member is urged TO be pres
eut. Manager McNabb has sacured
nnmb Der of very clever features for the
circus, menagerie and side show, while
he promises for the concert a perform
ance equal to any ever given py any
variety show on the road, and all for
ten cents.
The parade committee should lose no
time in getting to work and appel Mt
their various subcommittee, and get
matters into shape for what promises To
be the "biggest" parade seen here for
wears. The meeting tonight will give
each committee the chance TO organize
and every member should oe present.
A full list of the different committees Is
herewith given that the members may
know what particular branch they are
to be associated with. The committees
are as follows:
COMMITTEE ON CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
Messrs. George Baird, Sam Hazlett,
Robert Haase, Harry Mcclure, Thomas
C. Burke, George w. Connel, Edward
Is. Franzheim, Charley List, Herman
Schambr Howard Atkinson, Charles
Straub, Jacob Loos, Sam B. Harrison,
Prof. Herman Schockey, Col. +. Ries-
ter, Charles A. Feinler, Col. A. A.
Franzheim, B. X. McMechen, Charles
OFT, Charles Brilles, Ben Horkheimer,
Frank Miller. Bates Butler, VIII Sha-
Ter, DIR. John Mcclure, A. Allen Wheat,
George Biltz, James Dickey, Conrad
Hirsch, Will Dinger, Louis E. Schrader,
VIII Burke, Will h. Day, VIII FL. Cas-
sell, Robert Mcclure, o. c. Genther, NJ.
Buchanan, Ben Kraus, John Richardson,
Ed. Seabright, James Lancaster, Harry
B. OFT, BENZ. Baird, Walker Peterson,
Harry Travis, Charles w. Halter, Law
renee Wheat, D. Il. Stalnaker, Guy Wag-
ner, Walter Kober, DR.. Eugene L. War
rem, L. L. Frame. DIR. LIN. Refer, Mike
Warner, Milt Mabis, George Stamm,
Harry Stailman, Fred Schwertfeger and
Thomas A. Little.
COMMITTEE ON SIDE SHOW AND CONCERT.
Frank Dinger, Harry Wheat, Dave
White, Paul Reymann, ex-Mayor G. W..
Seabright, Joe Klein, Will Stanley, City
Clerk Thomas +. Thoner, Frank Nj.
Engle, Chief of Fire Department Frank
Haley, w. j. McNabb, John Devine,
Walter WORKS, George Phillips, Chief Of
Police Robert McNichol, John Myles,
Will Nesbitt, Lee Wolf, ii. j. Menke-
miller, James Day, Gabe Emsheimer,
Howard Decker, Ii. c. Franzheim, Bur
ME Mcclure, Morris Jacobs and Walter
McColloch.