The Washington times., 1902-08-20
Chairman Weller Selects
Helpers in Caring for
Visitors.
WORK THEY MUST PERFORM
Trains to Be Met, Quarters Shown to
Posts, and Information Dispensed
Generally - Executive Membership
,
Appointed.

After weeks Of painstaking endeavor
On the part of Chairman u. I. Weller,
Of the committee on public comfort, the
complete membership of that committee
was announced yesterday afternoon.
This committee is one of the largest and
most important OF those connected with
tie work Of the encampment. and the
extended experience OF Mr.. Weller in
such matters as pertain to the work of
the committee is evidenced in the per
lection OF the organization.
The headquarters OF this committee
are located in rooms SO9 and SO, Jeni-
!er Building. corner OF Seventh and D
Streets northwest. where the work of
gathering and compiling the informa
lion that will be needed by the com
nittee has been going on for the past
six weeks or two months. Several eX
tremely capable employees are there on
gagged in the clerical and other onerous
duties which have deyolred upon the
committee.
Mr. Weller has found it expedient.
in view of the size of his committee,
20 appoint an executive subcommittee to
which will be referred such matters as
do not necessitate the presence of the
entire committee In point OF fact.
practic ally all executive matters which
are not disposed of by MIR. Weller per-
sonally will be referred 10 this COM
mittce for action.
Escort Posts to Quarters.
The work of the committee will be
most exacting during the time of the
encampment, as members of the body
will be required TO meet the incoming
trains and to escort the arriving posts
TO their quarters. For this service the
main committee viii probably be di-
vided into sections. so that no one
member of the committee will be called
upon fol more than several hours serv
Ice each day. The personnel of the
committee is as follows:
VI. l. Weller, chairman; Charles Moore,
hrst vice chairman; Charles F. Benjamin.
second vice chairman, and James f.
Hood. secretary.
Executive Solomon Carr. John Cook,
]. W. Babs1r. Harry Wilder Barney, W.
3. Bryan, \. B. Coppes. H. H. Darneille,
Theodore Deland. Harrison Dingman,
Maurice Francis Eagan. James H. For
syth, AlphOnse Girouard. Edward j. Han
nan. Malcolm Hufty, c. B. Hunt, o. L.
ingalls,, 4. Z. L. Leckie. Michael 4.
Lynch. Thomas H. Mckee. J. William
Mckinley. James D. Maher, David
Moore, Edward A. Moseley, Robert Brent
Mosher. George W. Moss, f. F. Repetti
L. II. Ridenour, James I. Scaggs. 4. J.
Schafhirt. a. Ralph Server, Henry X.
Simpson. A. F. Sperry, Thomas J. Sulli-
van, William Tindall, Evan H. Tucker,
Harry william
Other members are:
Charles Allen. W. c. Allen. L. L. APP
pie, Eugene r. Arnold, Goodwin Y At
Lee. John Bayley. Frank Baker. William
T. Baldus. Franklin Barrett, William
Barnum, j. W. Barley, Julius Baumgar-
ten, William H. Baum. Charles B. Bay
ley, Henry X. Beck, James Berry. Phi
lander Belts, Thomas J. Biggins, J. II.
Berger. Aaron Bradshaw. j. H Bradford,
James Brennan, H. T. Brian. Bernard VI.
Bridget, Edward J. Brosnan, William J.
Browning. H. H. Bunyea. Moncure Burke,
Edward Burns, II. W. Burns. E j. Burtt.
W. c. Butler, John Byrne, c. NJ. Camp
bell.
Eugene D. Carusi. Henry Casson. !.
Morrill, Chamberlain. J. p. Church, Allen
{. Clark, B. W. Clark, W. Mex. Clayton,
Michael J. Colbert, Charles ". Collins,
J. James Collins. w II. Collins. II. V.
Cotton, George p. Conn. Percy Crawford,
Henry J. Crosson, Allan T. Curran,
Daniel Curry, p. J. Cusick, L. b. Cutler.
E G. Davis. c. H. Davenport. William
II. Dennis, John j. Dermody. II. a. Dob
son. W. J. Douglas. Charles W Down
ing. { ). Draper, Mayo Dudley, CIar-
ence r. DuFour.
b. Is. ErEshaw. John Ebert. J. NJ
Edgar, Charles W. Fairfax, Charles ".
Filler. o. S. Firmin. Thomas ]. Fisher.
Maurice p. Fitzgerald John Spaulding
Flannery, V. L. FleischeIl George Z.
Fleming. D. o. Floyd, Joseph K. Free
man. Walter II. French. W. J. F-izzeII
J. J. Fuller, ". II. Fuss. Adam Gaddis,
Daniel T. Garges. John r. Galloway. p.
c. George, Henry 7. Getz. Charles 4.
Gibson, 5. Herbert Giesey. Frank Gil
lam, G. ". Gladmon, Andrew Glass
Josiah Gray. r. Z. Grant. Joel Grayson,
E. W. W. Griffin, NJ. J. Griffith.
Amos Hadley. o. B. Hallam. +. J. Hall
tigan. ]. Whit Hammct Theodore Hans
man. George f. Harbin, Edward p. Har-
-ington. J. ". harsha Robert Hairless
ton. George T. Haslam. William e Has
kell, L. E. Helm, W. Il. Henning VIII
Ham G. Henderson, J. 4. Hiatt waldo
{. HlbDS, J. u f1Ns. ~. " tlte, Charles
Z. Hood. William d. Hoover. Ira "
Hopkins. Charles L. Howe, J. p. Howe
David Hutcheson. Joseph L. Jackson.
{. Jacquett. Winfield s. jerks. H. l..
johnson, philandeg c. Johnson, T. A.
T. Judd
Charles Katzenstein, ". A. Keane. a.
". Kennedy. Thomas p. Kennedy.
Charles T. Kern. Louis Kettler. Richard
Kingsman. ". Kitchen, J. N. Kline. !.
e. Kirk, James Lansburgh. Truman
Lanham, Ralph ". Lee, George F.
Lewis William l.. Linn. Irwin B. Lin
ton. f. \. Lowe. Oscar Luckett. F. b.
Lyon, Robert r. MahOrney. J. c. Nal
colin. Patrick MaIcney. Harry B. Mason.
A. A Maxim, Charles A. Mccarthy. NJ.
G. Mccormick. y. F. McComb, william
A. Mcfarland. Alexander Mckenzie.
John E. NcLeTan, z. J. McQuade.
william J. Meyers. Arthur E. +. Middle
- John Miller. Joseph :. Moss. II. y.
Moss. charles 5. MEir. Spencer B.
Nichols.
T. J. Newton. z. !. nottingham. Fran
els Nye. whitman Osgood. D. William
oyster, e Y oyster Richard \. 0'Brien,
: E. O'Brien. George H. O'Connor,
John H. O'DonDell, Patrick O'Farrell,
william c. O'Meara. John F. o'Neil,
Arthur 4. O'Neil. J. William Palmer,
,ames L. Parsons. 4. S. Perham,