The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-01
FIELD DAY.
COMMITTEES
ARE TO MEET
Tonight to Further Arrangements
for the Big Affair Of satur-
urday, October IS.
TICKETS HAVE BEEN ISSUED
ana Are Now on sale-A Trip Over
the Relay Race Route to Mako
Final Arrangements.

Tonight, in the chamber OF the first
branch OF council. city building. there
will be a meeting Of the Republican
Field Day general committe on ar
engagements. to be preceded by meetings
OF the subcommittee on parade and
music. athletics, PRIZES. prize drill and
finance. 1t Is earnestly desired that
all members Of these committees be on
hand; there is much to be done in the
way Of preparation for the Field Day,
and the time In which to do is lin.
tied. The committees are made up OF
the following: y
General committee-Dr. George W.
Otto, Jesse D. Dixon, Samuel Uselton,
Ben Shuler, Walter WORKS, R. N.
Archer, W. H. Cassell. DR.. H. B. Bag
uley. Lee Dobbs, George N. Devlnney.
W. c. Thomas. Ben Honecker. George
Humphreys, W. ]. Lyle. A. S. Bell,
Jason c. Stamp, Dave c. Dinger. A. c,
Davis. S. B. Blair, c. w. Connor, DR..
w. D. Stewart.
Parade and Music.-John McCahon,
w. c. Etzler. a.. C. Egerter. w. H.
Cassell. DR.. H. B. Baguley. George N.
Devlnney, James Wheat, George Hum
phreys, w. j. Lyle, A. S. Bell, A. L..
Hooten.
Athletics.-Fred. Smith. ]. C. Stamp,
win McGannon. Ben Shuler. win
Hare, George Bowers, Edward Rat
cliffe, A. S. Bell, Robert Anderson, Pc
ter Lash. L. D. Stldger.
Drlll.-R. D. Otto, John Reed. j. r.
Washington. Clyde North, Lee Dobbs,
Bert Mcconnell. Ben Honecker, C. og:
den, Lester Smith, A. S. Bell, c. w.
Conner. I,
Prizcs.-G. W. Otto, C. H. Watkins,
jr.. Walter Worls, VIII Beckett, c. H.
Henning. John Bartolis, W. P. Rose,
Jess McCausland, A. S. Bell, W. J.
Lyle, DR.. W. d. Stewart.
Finance.-G. W. Otto. W. H. Higgins,
G. A. Laughlin, Ben F. Higgins, C. D,
Thompson, Charles Bowler, John Nc
Cready, Charles Seibert, A. s. Bell,
William Waddle, Clarence Burch.
Saturday afternoon the 10000 tickets
Of admission for Field Day were
placed in the hands of Secretary Treas
urer Dave c. Dlnger, of the finance
committee, who has opened Field Day
headquarters in connection with the
congressional headquarters. on Chap
line street, opposite the city building.
During the afternoon several hundred
tickets were placed in The hands of
captains Of the Rough Rider compan-
les for distribution among their men,
who have already entered upon Wig
orous canvass. Captains OF Rough RI
der companies that have not secured
their quota Of tickets are desired to
call upon Mr.. Dinger to-day. There
must be no tagging in the sale OF these
tickets. for upon 1t depends the flnau-
cial success Of Field Day.
Mr.. Jason C. Stamp, the bicycle
dealer, who Is cooperating with the
1ntefiigencer and Canton Repository
In the conduct Of the Intelllgencer-Re-
pository Presidential Relay Race, will
on Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week. in company with Edward Sal
ade. one OF the riders who have vol
unteered for service In the relay race,
make 4 trip over the route Of the race
on wheels. and arrange the relays. They
expect to enlist 'cyclers in Cadiz, Uh-
richsville, Canal Dover and other in
termedlate towns for service in the re-
lay. Local riders desiring to partIcI-
pate In the relay race are requested to
call upon Mr.. Stamp to-day and to-
morrow. Only a few more are needed
now.