The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
SATURDAYS
BIG BARBECUE
is A WINNER.
AL Arrangements for the Entertain
ment Of the Multitude Have
Been Completed.
CHIEF MARSHAL JESSE BLOCH
Issues General Orders forthe Govern
I ing Of the Big Demonstration
by the Clubs.

The barbecue to be given Saturday
afternoon and evening ut Wheeling
Park by the Republicans OF Trladelphil
district. with the corporation OF the
Republican hosts and marching clubs
Of Wheeling and the over-the-river
towns. will be the greatest event Of
the campaign In this section, with the
sole exception of Roosevelt Day" II
the weather bureau will kindly furnish
F, the right sort of weather.
The general committee in charge OF
tn. barbecue has decided upon The
speaking programme in oil It's details.
There will be two mass meetings. ono
in the afternoon at o'clock and the
other in the evening at 8 o'clock, both
In the Casino. If the crowd cannot be
accommodated in the Caslno-which Is
likely-there will be an overflow meet
ing. to be addressed from the band
stand In the Casino enclosure.
The Speakers.
At the afternoon meeting. the first
address will be made by Hon. Simon
Wolf. Of Washington, who Is one OF
the most effective speakers on the Re
publican stump this campaign. He VIII
be followed by Hon. A. 3. White. Of
Parkersburg. the Republican candidate
for governor, and as this will be his
first public appearance here during the
campaign. his address will be heard
with great interest. The third and last
speaker Of the afternoon will be Hon.
]. Hampton Hoge. Of Virginia.
At the evening meeting. the first
speaker will be General + Stewart L.
Woodford, of New York. late minister
to Spain. General Woodford is no
stranger to Wheeling Republicans. and
the mere announcement that he will
speak here on Saturday will be receiv-
ed with the greatest satisfaction. He
will be followed by Judge ]. W. Jones,
Of Chicago. who is said to be one Of the
vests most eloquent campaign ora
tors; his addresses are usually directed
especially to the workingmen. The
third speaker Of the evening Is Hon.
Perry A. Shanor, OF Sstersvllle. whose
reputation for wit and eloquence is by
no, means inconsiderable.
Altogether. 1t may be said that the
speaking programme presented for the
barbecue meetings Is the best, as we'll
Us the most extensive Of the cam
paign.
The Parade.
The parade, It has been decided. VIII
form ut Edgington Lane instead OF
Pleasant Valley. The following general
orders have been Issued by Chief Mar
shall Jesse Bloch, and will be followed
by the. clubs intending to participate:
HEADQUARTERS TRIADELPHIA
p.a BARBECUE PARADE,
sEDGINGToN LANE SCHOOL HOUSE.
PHEASANT VALLEY. W. Va. Oct. 25.
General Orders No. !.
Pursuant to an agreement made for n
Republican demonstration, rally and bar
becue on Saturday, October q, the follow
inS orders are issued:
!. The parade will be formed and Will
start promptly ut 1880 p. m.
2. The parade will be formed on EdgIng-
ton Lane, right resting on National Road.
and upon forming will move to the right
In column.
3. The organizations will take position In
the following order:
Chief Marshal-Jess Bloch.
Chief OF StnG-Hermnn l.. Arbenz.
Aides. c. Brady, John Clark. Henry
Dalzeil. John Husus. win Helstern. Jess
well, Port Glass. Button North, J. F. But
+ Ter, William Duncan. VIII Hare. James
Birkett, George Norton, Earl Grim. ,Chas.
Dierln8cr, John Robinson. Elwood Humes.
ong, E. c. Flaccus. W. p. Hubbard. Wal
ter NIckcrson, Charles Thonen, Tom
Barnes. William Spindler, Sept. B!sss.
Fred Weimer.,
A. B. White Marching Club, OF Parkers-
burg.
Mark Hanna Club. OF Martins Ferry.
- J. j. Gill Club. OF Martins Ferry
Mckinley and Roosevelt Club. OF Bridge
80 port.
ElkIns Cadets.
4 g. Travis Cadets.
First West Virginia Rough Rider Rcgi-
ment
Six Footers.
Triadelphia District Mounted Rough RI
ders.
T. Uniform OF chief marshal and staff,
Rough Rider hat. dark clothes and leg
gins
. Chief marshal and chief OF staff will
wear yellow sash. from right shoulder to
left side: aides will wear white sash
around the waist. knot,ed at the leit side.
headquarters at the EdElnGton Lane
school house promptly ut 1880. BY order
OF CHIEF. MARSHAL JESS BLOCH.
HERMAN l.. ARBENH. AdIutant
The Rough Rider companies and 9TH
or Wheeling and over-the-riycr clubs
will rendezvous on Chapllne street.
promptly Mt i p. M. and will board ten
Elm Grove cars that are to he proviI-
ed by the barbecue committee. There
win be no fare charged for the outgo-
ing trip.
The following orders call out the
Mounted Rough Rider battalIOn:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST BATTALION
MOUNTED ROUGH RIDERS OF OHIO
COUNTY.
Special Order No. Q.
To: the members OF the First Battalion
Of Ohio County Mounted Rough Riders:
You VIII report for duty. mounted, on 0c-
tober q. Mt : p. m. Mt Edg!ngton Lane
Ssno9, iloaSe for nart!cipntion in the
MAI. CIfAS. SEIRERT.
@. c. JANSEN. Captain and Adjutnnt.
Commanding Officers First Battalion.
Alalor-Charles Scibcrt.
chpta!n-G. c. Jansen
First LiHutennnt-U. n. Htrvcy.
Second Lieutcnnnt-WIll Hugiis,
First ScrEcant-JameH Frazer
Duty SergCnnt-Jorry Wcstlnke.
Corpornls~-Willinm Horton. II. Carter
William Morrison. Joe Shannon.
The barbecue proper will begin Mt /.
o'clock and food will be served until ! y
NJ. In the evening the hours OF serving
will ho from tn