The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-14
THE STAFF
OF CHIER
MARSHAL
For the "Dewsy Day" Street Demon
Stration Is Announced BY
Colonel White and
ACESTHENAMRsOFMANY
Ehctsat Workers Who win Give
Their Energies in Behalf Of
the Celebration.

Chief Marshal Robert White, in
charge Of the Dewey Day street DEM
onstratIon. after several weeks Of care
full consideration, has announced his
stan and division appointments, which
arc given below in General Orders
No. 1: :. ~.
WHEELING, W, Va, Feb u 1900.
Having been named as chief mar5nlaal g
command the parade IN the city o. 2.o " pee ~
Ing an tile 2Rnd day Of February, 1SO0, &C
cent the appointment, ana now issue TINS
my first order:
General Order No !.
The following named persons VIII con-
s,itiita my personal stan, and Will be obey
ed and respected accordingly, w: A,,,.r.
George j. Mathison, colonel-adJutant
general and chief Of stan.
NJ. ", Irwin, lieutenant colonel-nrst as
L. n. Refer, major-second assistant
adjutant general -
W. H. Travis, eolonel-lnspector gem
IT, j. A. Miller. colonel uartermaSter gem
10 louis steenrod. lieutenant cOlOnet-as-
sistant quartermaster general. ,.,, ,.,.
Alfred PAUL, colonel-eommissaFy gen
eF = c. Moffat, lieutenant cOlonel-asslst-
ant commissary general.
Guy r. c. Allen, lieutenant colonel
'upSs F. W. ". 4. cracTaft. cOlOnel-surgeon
Dr.. H. B. Baguley lieutenant colonel
first assistant surgeon general.
DR. j. A, Campbell, lieutenant colonel
second assistant surgeon general.
+. IL. LANCE, colonel-chief Of artillery.
/. +. Jones, lieutenant colonel--7assistant
chief Of artillery.
' PAU L Rsymann, Colonel-paymaster gem
e. &. r.. c. ellohrist, OOlOnel-assistant
paymaster general. .t,.,..,,,...
Rev. Jacob BrlttinghHm, lieutenant col
onel-chaplain.
G, l. Echols, trCnpeter.
Aides do camp = Dwight II: wagner,
with rank Of lieutenant colonel, In charge,
and the following named persons, with the
rank OF major, viz: Harry FrGn5helm,
Reymann Seabfight, James Maxwell, Lat
ane Nolan, Edward Sdfel, Dr. X. u
Reed p = 4 RSwea; 5;,,S y 1 Aibert vii.
lde, Louis F. stifel, G: P. Flick, y, w. Ew-
ing, Bernie Mcclure, PEBBLES Tatum, NJ.
DOIan, Edward HaGlett Edward St1lna-
ker, ]. L. Gawtelle, William Higgins, Sanl-
uel Brockunler, ]. j. Holloway, Charles g.
Newman, D. BarBer Evans
Lieutenant Colonel Steenrod and Major
HRzlett are assigned to duty with division,
under command OF Division Commander
Horkhetmer.
The following gentlemen have been mp.
pointed as division commanders, who will
respectively select Ave aides, and report
their names to me as soon as practtcable:
Morris Horkheimer, Caleb Sylvls, Will
lam H. Anderson, Thomas II. Norton,
James d. Lancaster, ]. F. Partridge
Bernard Bach, Thomas Mayberry, Dr. g.
A. Aschmann, Joseph Speidet, Or. William
Petfie
marshal will wear black clothes and black
soft hats, military style. The chief mar
shal will wear bum scarf and badge, indl-
eating ONCE. All STAN officers above the
rank Of aides-de-C1mp will wear blue and
buff scarfs, extending over right shoulder
to left hip, with badge on breast. Aides
de.camp wifi wear blue and bun sash, dou-
hled and tied around waist, with knot
above left hip; badge on breast All MEM
bers OF stan will provide themselves with
butt leyRings arr hun gauntlets.
Commanders IT divisions will wear a
deep blue scarf, extending from right
shoulder to hip, with bun and blue badge
All aides on stan Of division commanders
vii wear bite sash, doubled around waist
and tied Rf left hin