The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-11
The following letter of Instructions to
relayists was issued last night.
Instructions to Relayists,


Proceed 10 your post fifteen minutes be-
fore the time, named In schedule
Upon completing your relay. proceed to
the nearest Western Union telegraph
office and wire n collect message. ad-
dressed to Intellgenccr, Wheeling, W.
Va. and Repository. Canton, Ohio, Civ.
!ng time OF completion OF relay. and cause
OF any ut-Of-the-ordinary delay you may
encounter. .
Make exchange OF message with relay
lists while riding. Let the Incoming re-
lay!at catch your speed.
II rcluyist Is not Mt point OF your finish,
proceed on the next rclny with the mes
sagcuntll you meet Il rclaylst. It Is high
ly important TINT the message be not held
up for n single minute on Its Journey. '
Schedule Is made at speed OF fifteen
miles m hour. and may exceed that fig
ure. so 1t is important that you be ut
your starting point ut least fifteen min
utcS ahead OF the time stated.
In case OF accident to carrier OF :nes-
sage. hand 1t TO your fellow rcllyi9t who
VIII proceed without unnecessary delay
Wheeling riders take care OF the four
relays between Cadlz and Wheeling,
and enough have volunteered for filling
In the four, but yesterday some OF the
riders announced their Intention to take
part In the Field Day" track events,
SO other riders are needed. Whcelmen
who will volunteer to take relays are
invited 10 call upon Mr.. Jason C. Stamp
this morning. The post of honor-thc
last relay. from Colerain to Wheeling
will be awarded by lot this morning, or
as soon rs the needed number Of riders
volunteer.
The Parade.
For the "Field Day" parade, Colonel
Baguley, In command OF the Rough
Rider regiment. under whose auspices
the affair is held, last night issued the
following general orders, which will be
observed by the Rough Rider COM
panies. In addition to the companies,
several visiting clubs have accepted In
vitations 10 take part, including the S.
NJ. Steele marching club, of Mounds
VILE; the Rough Riders. Mark Hanna
club and J. ]. Gill club, OF Martins
Ferry. and the Mckinley Roosevelt
club, of Bridgeport. The Gil club will
likely come over headed by It's own
band. Melstcr's band has been engaged
both for the parade and concert music
on the fair grounds.
Headquarters First Regiment,
West Virginia Rough RIDERS
WHEELING, Oct. 10. 1900
General Orders No. I. $50
|. The regiment will assemble for pa
ratc on Twcnty-fourth. street, west OF
ChaplinC, Saturday. October Is, ut l:.45
o'clock p. m. The stan Will report, mount
cd. promptly ut the above hour.
II. Tho column viii march ut u. IN.
sharp over the following route: On Chap
limo to Twentieth, TO Market, TO Ninth,
TO Main. TO Steel Bridge, 10 Penn. to Fair
Grounds. &.
III. Captains will assemble their com
painless ut their respective club rooms In
ample time to enable them TO rcnch the
rendezvous promptly ut the hour Fixed
for the assembling OF the regiment.
Nv. Captains will parade their company
ar club banners, emitting national culurs
except one Blnnl of national colOrB. which
Will be pnrnhcd by the regiment.
v. Bnttnlion commanders Will consoll-
date tho music OF their respective COM
mnids and post IL on the right OF line.
VI. Captnins viii not execute any cvo-
lutioas during the march except alch
commands IN arc promulgated by the reg
mental commander through battalion
commanders. ~ TIta.1 -l#s. tI''.' an -
BY command OF Col. Bngulcy.
ALE. c. DAVIS, Adjutant. ,
All other uniformed clubs In Wheel