The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-10


C. II. Henning. chm Charles Dannor,
Jos. H.. Purcell, George 2oecklcr,
William Baird. W. II. Higgins,
]. p. Maxwell. Frank Evans,
Ed. Schenerlcn, Frank Work.
Charles II. Gc!gcr, Bert Mcconnell.
George Bradbury Knox.
DR.. c. A. WingertGr. Harry Travis
William Jones. John l.. Kingdom,
Charles Williams, Ben Schiller.
Dr. 3. II. Stillyurd. Charles +. Mcder,
Frank Wright, Herman wicker,
Howard Hazlctt Clarence Nesbitt.
Dr.. VIII McI.ain, Thos. Veterinarian,
j. w klndelbergcr, D. W. Martin.
W. J. Lyle. DR.. ii. p. Llnsz
R. p. Glass. Charles Bremen.
Joseph Shnnno:. Z. p. Wheat.
W. B. North. DR.. L. L. Armbrecht,
Oliver Bellvlllc. Aug. Marschner,
James Callahan. VIM. II. Knoke.
DR.. L. n. Refer. Ed. Hofrreuter.
W. E. Stone, Il Fred. Williams.
Charles Seibert. Alex GusofI.
Jacob Snyder, Andy Jinkus
Philip Bachmann, William Fettc.
c. j.. Dannenbers. Robert Anderson,
C. Z. VanKeurcn. J. +. Clator.
]. II. Beans. VIM. T, Crummic,
r. NJ. Addleman. A. S. Bell
II. Schmulbnch. S. S. Gardner.
James McCahon, Dan Maxwell,
Walter Williams. Hubbard Bowman,
DIR. W. w. Spnrgo Alex. McColloch.
III Finance.
&C; Davis. charm, Loul, Gutman.
Jacob Snyder,
Visiting Clubs.
b. S. Allison. chair'n DR.. G. w. Otto.
H. L. Mckown, NJ. II. McNnbb.
4. e; Davis Ben Honecker.
G. w. Bowers, John Husus.
Wheeling Clubs.
DR.. II. B. Rasuley. chairman. and cap
tnins OF Rough Rider companies and OF
other marching clubs.
Advertising and Press.
r. .M.Archer. chairnw. H. Woodruff.
John Wallace,
Speakers Stand.
F. w. Nesbitt. chair, G. E. House.
H.. W, Fair. ]. E. Schellhase.
The committee on Wheeling clubs, OF
which Colonel Baguley. of the Rough
Rider regiment. is chairman. will ar
range the details of the Roosevelt Day
street demonstrntions-for It is sug-
gastei that there be two. one In the
afternoon as an escort TO the grounds,
and another at night.
1t Is not definitely settled that the
speaking will occur at state fair
grounds. the committee on arrange
ments having not yet some to salts
factory arrangement whit the bridge
companies. There Is some talk OF
holding the meeting on the wharf. but
II It is ut all possible to hold 1t on the
fair grounds II should occur there,
where q crowd unlimited In numbers
could hear the next vice president,
while at my other location the crowd
would be more or less crnmped for
| room.
Communications In answer to the in
vitations sent out by the demonstration
committee. inviting clubs from sur
rounding cities and towns to be here on
Roosevelt Day. one week from tO-mor
| row. are pouring In on the secretary.
and every one of them is OF the most
favorable character. The first answer
received was one from the Quay Gem
trail Republican League OF Pittsburgh,
OF which Hon. ]. II. Burt Is secretary.
Mr.. Burt states that the league will GER
tainly be here In goodly numbers and
will use their influence to bring as many
more MS possible. Mr.. Burt. by the
way. is a former Wheelirgite.
A letter was also received from the
Lincoln Cadets. OF Pittsburgh. and the
captain. Mr.. Charles II. Pasal. says
there Is no doubt that the club will ac-
cept the invitation to come. at the next
meeting, which Is to be held Friday
night. sclo, Ohio. will be here with at
least hundred men. The meeting In
the afternoon and parade Mt night viii
be the greatest ever seen In Wheeling.
of 4 political character.
The Roosevelt Day committee on re-
ception will meet Friday evening at
congressional headquarters.