The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-05
FOR ''LMMUNES.' =
Meeting OF the Demonstration
Committees This Evening.
THE DATE OF THE AFFAIR.
Is not yet Decided, Secretary Alger
Having Failed to Reply to Congress-
man Doyeuers Photographic Request
thatthe Company be Mustered out
on Wednesday The Matter VIII
Probably be Determined To-day.

This evening at 1880 o'clock, In the
rooms OF the chamber OF commerce,
there VIII be meetings OF the I'm
munes" demonstrations committees on
parade. finance and speakers and music,
to be followed by a meeting OF the gen.
eral committee half an hour later. 1t
Is urgently requested that q full repre-
sentation Of each committee attend, MS
1t Is necessary to rush the arrangements
for the demonstration at rapid rate
in order to have everything In readiness
for the arrival Of the Boys In Blue on
Thursday or Friday. 1T
The secretary Of the general commit
tee yesterday received q letter from
Captain Albert A. Frnnzheim, of the
"Immunes." stating that he had been
surprised to see In u newspaper that an
effort was being made to have his COM
pany. mustered out day earlier. He
desired Information as to why the
change was requested. This informa-
tlon had,alrcady been sent in the shape
of a full report Of the first meeting OF
the general committee held last Thurs
day evening, and doubtless the boys
will not object-to coming day earlier
IL the efforts In that line are successful.
Congressman Dovener fully expected
an answer from Secretary Alger Satur-
day, but none had been received even
so late Is Sunday night. Possibly the
amount of red tape" that afilicts the
government departments Is responsible
for the delay In getting an answer to SO
simple request. If the change cannot
be made 1t viii have the effect Of cut
ting down the numerical participation
on the parts of the knights Of Pythias,
but all three Of the Uniform Rank
companies will turn out even II the
original date, Friday, Is adhered to.
The following committeeman are re-
quested to be on hand at 1870 o'clock,
prompt, Tonight:
Finance-John Waterhouse, F. G..
Caldwell, Allen Brock, H. C. Meyer.
Parade-John NJ. Birch. Frank Llsby,
Major Truschel. Joseph A. Ankle, G. ].
Mathlson. Joseph A. Weitzel. L. N.
Refer. B. C. Dent. R. Robertson. Harry
Taylor ]. T. MCGEE, r. E. shafer.
Speakers and Nusic-H. V. Ankle. f..
w. Colmar, E. J. MCGOWAN, C. A. Fem
Ter, w. F. Schaefer. +. NJ. Archer, w.
H. Woodruff. Joseph C. Brady. c. C..
Schmidt, F. Reister, Edward Sylvis,
George Wise.
The following nre the members Of
the general committee. who are earnest
ly requested to attend the meeting this
evening. beginning at o'clock: Mayor
Andrew 7. Sweeney. JaineSP 2. Maxwell,
NJ. a. Chew, John Wnterhouse. H. p.
McGregor. Andrew S. Hare, F. Riester.
C. A. Feinler L. n. Refer, Charles C.
Schmidt. VII! F. Schnefer George Wise,
Joseph c. Brady, Frank G. Caldwell.
Howard Hazlett. Allen Brock. r. NJ.
Archer. H. V. Ankle. w. H. Woodruff,
John K. List Will W. Irwin. C. HIrsch,
Prof. John NJ. Birch. Lieutenant B. c..
Dent. r. e. Shafer. NJ. H. McNabb,
Frank L!sby. W. H. Rose. James II.
MCGEE, II. C. Meyer, Richard Robert
son, Thomas G. Britt. H. ]. Felber,
Joseph A. Ankle. Jacob H6neckcr. Ed
ward Sylvis. Harry Taylor, Major
Truschel, George s. Fceney. jr, George
J. Mathison. DR.. c. A. Wingerter. Z. J.
MCGOWAN, Joseph a. Weltze!, C. Z. Cal
ligan.
The finance committee will circulate
in the business district day to solicit
the funds NEEDED to defray the expenses
of the demonstration.