The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-21

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At the meeting OF the division mar
shaIs. company commanders and aides,
held last night at the rooms Of the
board OF county commissioners, Grand
Marshal white presiding, all arrange
ments for the big parade Tomorrow
we're made, and the situation discussed
Each officer was made familiar with his
particular duties. in order shat no un-
foreseen bitches might occur at the
eleventh hour. As announced Monday
night. the route was from Seventh to
Twenty-fourth streets; yesterday the
grand marshal amended his orders by
extending the route to Twenty-seyenth
street, a change that will be. well re-
eelved on the South Side.
The orders In full are as follows:
"Dewey Day
Headquarters Chief Marshal. February
20, 1900.
General order:
The following order OF. parade ana
line OF march WIN be observed;
Tine personal stan OF the chief
marshai VIII assemble on the north
side 81 Twelfth street, east of Market
street.. and west Of Chapline. Each per-
son WIN report personally to the chief
marshal for duty ~,
The following named persons VIII
constitute the personal stan OF the
chief marshal. and will be obeyed and
respected accordingly;
Georre j. Afathison, colonel-Adtu-
tant general and chief OF stan
w. w. Irwin, lieutenant colonel-F1rst
assistant adjutant adtutant general,
l.. N. Refer, lieutenant colonel-Sec-
ond assistant adiutant general.
W. H. Travis, colonel-1nspeetor gem
J. A. Miller, cOlOnel-ouartermastes
Louis steenrod, lieutenant colonel
AEgistant ouarterrnaster general.
Alfred PAUL. colonel-Commissary
Guy R. c. Allen, lieutenant colonel
Judge advocate general
Dr.. W. A. Cracraft, colonel-Surgeon
Or. ii. B. Baguley, lleutenan. colonel
-First assistant surgeon general.
DR. j. A. Campbell, lieutenant colonel
Second assistant surgeon general
+. H. Lange, colonsl-chief Of aFtu-
lery.
Paul Reymann. cOlOnel-PaymaSter
general. 80,
Aidas-de- Camp--Dwight II. wagner
with rank OF lieutenant colonel IN
charge, and the following named per-
sons with the rank Of major, w; Harry
Franzheim, Reymann SeabEighs, James
Maxwell. Latane McLain. Edward STU
fel, DR.. r. Il. Reed, E. B. Bowie. B. S.
Allison. NJ. Thornton, ]. Elwo.d
Huqhcs. Louis F. Stifel, George 8.
Feeny. j. w. Ewing. Bernie McLure,
PEBBLES Tatum, Edward Hazlett, Ed :.
ward StalnaRer, ]. L. Sawteiie, William
Higgins. Samuel Brockunier Charles
g. Newman D. Barger Evans; also
color bearer and six trumpeters.
Lieutenant Colonel Steenrod and Ma
for Hazlett are assigned to duty IN the
first division.
All officers on the stan Of the grand
marshal will wear black clothes and
black soft hats, military style. me
chief marshal will wear bum scarf and
badge, indicating otiice. All stan ON
GERS above the rank of aide-de-camp
will wear blue and blue scarfs, extend
Ing over right shoulder to left hip, with
badge on breast. Aides-de-camp Will
wear blue and buft sash. doubled and
tied around waist, with knot above left
hip: badge on breast. All members OF
stan win provide themselves with bum
Ieggings and bum gauntlets.
Commanders Of divisions will wear n
deep blue scarf, extending from right
shoulder to hip, with bun and blue
badge. All aides on stan OF division
commander will wear blue sash. dou-
bied around waist and tied at left hip.
ROBERT WHITE,
Grand Marshal Commanding.