The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-09

In addition the following accredited dele
gates were seated in the lodge room:
Ohio No. Wheeling-Fred Enjoy, W, NJ;
Alex II. Forgey, S, WI S. Warehouse, IT.,
J. W.
Mt oliyet No, 8 ParkeHburg-E f. Refs
nider, W. N.
MorgantOwn, Union No, Nv. H.HOustOn,
Rep.
G, King, J. W,
Hermann No. 0, Clarksburg-B LambreCht
]. W., W. II. Freeman, Rep.
franklin No. I, Buckhannon-F.G G. Alex
Marshall Union No. s, Moundsville-J. N.
McPeek, W. N.
Fairmont No. &C. N. DAWSON, W. NJ, T,
W. Flemming J. W., A. J. Stone, Rep.
Weston No l0-N. d. Newton, W, NJ.
Western Star No. II, Guyandotte-W. L.
Ashton No, 70, RavenswOOd-G. W. Long,
W. NJ.
Minerva No. 10, Cabell C. NV H. Har-
rison, W. N.
Grafton No. l5-Arthur sinsel, W. n,
Ripley No. l6-JoSeph Il, Vail, W. NJ.
Cameron No. he. p. Richardson, s. W.
Wayne @. H., No. lS-Nat, Turner, W, NJ
Minturn No. 10, Point Pleasant-Hiram r.
Howard, WIN.
Kanawha No. 20, ChArlestOn-Not repre-
sented.
Clinton No. 2l-not represented.
New Cumberland No. g2-Jacob Wilson,
Clifton No. 23-not represented.
ST. Johns No. p, shlnston-Beni. Lowe,
W. Nj Win ]. Delbridge, ]. W., Taylor
/ NichOls Rep
Logan No. 95 Harpcr's Fcrry-W. A. Win
Liberty No, 20, West LIberty-Abram Nc.
Cullough, W. NJ.
salina No. n, MaIdcn-Chas, N. Coleman,
W. NJ.
Mt Carbon No. 49, Picdmont-H. Il. Car.
Mooreacld No. 2O-Not represented.
Nelson No. 80, Wheeling-Louis II. Al.
bright W. NJ, J. c. Baker s. W., +, C. Hill
Warrington No. Sl-Frank Burt W. NJ,
crescent i 10. 80, c.rcdo-Johnson Frye,
J. W
Bates No. 90, wheeling-J. v. l.. Rodgers
W. NJ, W. s. Rhodes s, W., W. II. Grade
Middlebourne No. 34-Saml. II. Bell W,
NJ, John Riggles and N. II. Steales reps.
Jackson No. IS, Jane lew-Joshua f.
Smith, W. N.
Kanawha Valley No. 80, BufIalo-AlL A.
Mccoy, WIN
Berkeley No. 81, 1Eedgesville-willIum H,
Kilmer, s. W.
Moriah No. IS, spencer-samuel NJ. Nc.
Coy, w. NJ.
Wetzel No. 80, New Martinsville-M. R.
Grouse, W. N.
Greenbrier No. 70, LewiSburg-John @.
AurOra No, 40, Ncwburg-David J, Gibson,
W. NJ.
Mathews, W. N.
Writ No. As, Burning sprinss-Not Repre-
sentGd.
Pendleton No. 4G-NOt Represented.
Princeton No. 47-Eot Represented.
Concord No. 4s-Wm. HoIyrod, Rep.
Volcano No. 40-John A. I,afOy, Rep.
EllenborO No. 50-Not represented.
Jefferson No. 81, Habletown-Chas. Lang.
don, Rep.
Blgelow No, 81, Philippi-A. D. W. Stricken,
Huntington No. 53-s. A. Donellu, Rep.
Excelsior No, o. Bunker Hlll-Geo. L.
sencindiyer, J. W.
Randolph No. IS, Beverly-J. II. wey.
mouth, ". NJ, V. b. Trimble, s. W.
Friendship No. 90, West Union-P. Gano,
W. NJ.
Lafayette No. 81, DISQUALIFICATION T.
Washington No. IS, st. Albans-M L.
Mayo WIN.
Harmony No. 90, Toll Gate-w. T. Harris,
| W. NJ.
Buena Vista No. 90, Mouth OF Whites
Greek, Wayne county-Thomas u. Fuller,
Rocky Point No. OF, Sinks Groye-wm.
W. s. Skaggs, W. NJ
Whitcomb No. %, Hinton-D. L. Hoge,
rep.
1oppG No; 6S, GcrardstOwn-James W. Nc
Montgomery No. o., Kanawha Falls-Wm.
s. Hawkins, Rep.
ITuntersyllle No. G5-Not represented
Vinson No. 90, CaSsyille-Janes p. Whit,
;, Robert i, White No. OF, Martinsburg-will
Lebanon No. 0S, Milton-wm. H. Keesear,
W. NJ.
Bethany No. Oo--James P. Rogers, W. NJ;
Colly. Shriver, Rep
Anderson No. 76-Lowis Z. Campbell, Rep.
Reedy No. Il, Three Forks Of Reedy-W
Harry Flesher, Rep.
Indian Creek No. Y, Centervillc-W. ".
Pense, Rep.
Phoenix No. IS, si,tei,ville-e. L. 1outhcr,
W. NJ.
coh Valley No. 74-Jame, Fatkln. W. NJ.
Mystic No. 70, Grafton-Geo. Brinkman,
W. N.
summersyille No. 70-A. F. RAIDER, Rep.
Monroe No. II, Union-Cyrus +. Nell,
John Dove No. IS, MISUNDERSTANDING
Malta No. 80, Chatlestown-J. Ed. Duke,
W. NJ.
Mount N y. No. OF, shephetdstown-J. s.
Elk Branch No. o3, Duhieids-J. B. os.
born, W. NJ.
Frankfori No. OF, WIN. II. Shields Rep.
Tfilumirar No. Iii, Middleway-John W,
Grahtham, w. NJ, Sam @. Ensle, Rep.
As will be seen by looking over the above
llst the representation was good one. The
delegates were seated In the south and
formed fine and Intelligent looking body,
About one hundred visitors were present and
were seated In the north. The lodge being
opened In due form Grand Master Faulkner
delivered an address that was lonE, but rs
length was not noticed, II was so full Of in
EItsuuB pVlnGs n lulITe8ume OIL MS Official
acts was given and then Masonry was refer
red TO in an eloquent manner The address
was one that will long be remembered BY
those who were 50 fortunate as 10 hear IT,
AT Its conclusion reports were read from
the Grand Secretary and Grand Treasurer,
and also the reports Of the District Deputy
Grand Masters. The following DEPUTY
Gtands were present.. VIM. DurkhatiI
Third District; Huslave Brown, Fourth; J. II,
Weymouth, sixth; A. +. RAIDER, EiEhth:
Sanil. II. Austen, Ninth and s. A. DOnella,
Eleventh. Reports were also received from
the Second and Tenth Districts.
The following committees were then an.
iefred:
Wotk-Gand Lecturer and deputies,
Returns Of Chartered f,odgeslN, d. New.
lon A. +. Rader 8. A. Donella, A. d. VI.
striekler, J. s. Fleming, ]. Ed. Duke. Geo,
w. Long Charles n. Coleman and N. Il