The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-11

take part In the parade and prize drill.
the latter occurring.on the grounds. The
Republican Six7Foot club and ElkIns
Cadets are especially invited to take
part. I3ts. !. Z Z
The Prizes.
The executive, committee, at It's meet
ing last night, apportloned the prizes,
which are as follows:
One Mile Novice.
First-Decorate water set, 81, H. p.
MtGregor & Co.; fob, w. ]. Lukena. 81.
second-Pocket book, 81 50, Albert
Dittmar. x, 4.
!, I'hird-pertume extract, 81. c.
Schnepf. ~
4 3 One Mile Handicap,
Flrst-Gultar. $40. CA. House.
second-Cane, 50 so, Kraus Bros; 200
stogies. NJ. Marsh & spr. 50 75.
Thlrd-Piper HeldseIck cigars, So 80.
Wells G. Campbell.
One Mile Open.
First-Cherry Diamond cigars, IS.
James B. Mckee; candy. Plate & Hane,
50; fountain pen. ]. w. Grubb. 50.
Second-Hat, So, C. S. Noble; cuff
buttons. 81 so, Dillon. Hancher & Co.
Third--Cane, H. Sonneborn. 81 so.
Two Mile Handicap.
Ffrst-case OF Old Virginia catsup. G.
X. McMechen & Son Co.. Sc: bicycle
knickerbockers and belt, s., the Hub.
Secondly Friend cigars, IS, C. R.
Goetze: shirt, d. Gundling G. Son, So.
Third-"1220" cigars. 50 so. II. L. Loos.
Prize Drill.
Best drilled Rough Rider, company,
bunting United States flag, donated by
Delaplaln Dry Goods Co.: second best
drilled company, three dozen red fire,
So rs, c. II. Geiger.
Best drilled club. open. to Ohio, West
Virginia and Pennsylvania-Flag, do
mated by Field Day" committee.
Parade.
Company or club having largest
number Of men in line, pair of silk mar
liers. donated by "Fleld Day" commit
tee.
Foot Ball Game.
Football game, Linsly Institute VS..
Martins Ferry High School, for a
trophy. decorated football. donated
by Jason C. Stamp.
Ther: will be another meeting of the
executive committee tonight, at which
the programme will be settled upon in
all Its details.
Mr.. Fred Williams, OF the Island. an
enthusiastic pigeon fancler. has been
interested In novel feature in conncc-
tion with the Field Day He has
agreed to provide ten or twelve pigeons.
which will be raced against the relay
riders from Canton TO Wheeling on
Field Day." The pigeons win BIZ haudl-
capped. the cyclers being given Il start
of four hours. The cyclars will start
from the Mckinley residence 4: n. m.
Central standard time) and the pigeons
vii! be released from the same place III
II 4. m. Which will arrive in Wheeling
first Is an open question, Us the handi-
cap places wheelmcn and pigeons on
about equal terms.
Field Day Notes.
Chairmen OF all "Field Day" sub.
committees are asked to meet with the
executive committee.
Clubs expecting to take part in the
"Fieid Day" parade are desired to no.
tify Secretary Dinger. OF the executive
committee. to-day or tomorrow.
Little Tip" will wake the echoes
when the Presidents message Is report
ed to have passed Bridgeport. Cautain
Caleb Sylvis will act as chief gunner.
The relay race will be witnessed by
100000 people In eastern Ohio. All
along the route the people are getting
ready to turn out to cheer the boys who
viii carry the Presidents message to
West Virginia Republicans.
Entries for the Field Day" prize drill
close this evening at o'clock with
Chairman Bert Mcconnell. OF the prize
drill committee. Entries may be left
at congressional headquarters, with D.
c. DinGer, Of the executive committee.
Entries for the Field Day" bicycle
races close this evening at o'clock
with Jason C.. Stamp. Of the committee
on athletics. Five riders had entered
for the races up to last night. About
ten or fifteen more are expected to-day.
General Passenger Agent E. B. Cool 1
idge. of the Wheeling e. Lake Erie rail-
road. has very generously donated
transportation for the Wheeling cyclists
who Will carry the relay message from
Cadiz TO Wheeling. The boys will go
out to Cadiz on the early morning
train Saturday.