The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27

Yesterday morning tho wheeling anu
Benwood delegations 10 the grand con.
cIaVe of the Knigts Of PythIas and en-
Campment OF the uniform rank Of tho
order. which commence to-day at
Washington City and continue through
out the week. left over tho PennSylva.
mia road In q special train OF four
coaches aud baggage car There were
about ninety OF the uniform rank boys
and ono hundred Of their friends and
members Of the lodges.
The two city uniform rank divisions,
CGur de Lou and Bernard Shan.
10y, formed at their halls, and, &C.
companicd by MiestOr's full band,
marched in brilliant uniforms 10 the
Pan. Handle passenger station. A coach
was sent down to Bon wood aud brought
up the Denwood divieon-J. W. Ma
Their, No. g.
The cars were beautifully decorated
BY committees, with flowing stroameTs.
flags and cedar, and presented tino ap.
pearance. Ono coach, tho rear one, was
devoted 10 the exclusive occupancy Of
the ladies aud their escorts. The train
pulled out promptly at 8 o'clock aud
was scheduled TO reach the nations
capital carly in tho evening. This Is
the first daylight excursion through
to Washington that has been s0nt over
the Pennsylvania road from Wheeling
aud ull anticipated tho tfip would be
pleasant one. Mr.. Edward c. SChoen.
Of tho local Pennsylvania ticket office,
went along with tho party and saw that
everything was made as pleasant as
possible. The following Is Tho roster Of
the three divisions:
CGur do Lion division No. l.-Cap-
tain g. ". Weisgerber. Lieutenant h
E. shatier, Herald F. @. Weis2orbGr,
William J. Cooke ard wife, Charles E.
Harmon and wife, Philip Youngnan
and wife, George J. Weisner and wife,
James Fl. Lancaster, wife and mother,
A. l. Downs, c. L. Ullery, J. A. Clykor,
W. X. Vogt, J. B. Thomas, Wiiitum II.
Boughnor, II. O. eenne. Charles II.
GcIcer, W. O. Thomas. John Murray,
John Kimmins. Gus Duslor, Howard
Runyon, Nathan Fell. ". J. Clark. n.
A. Dcnzor, Harry Garden. John D. Hall.
G. W. Hartman, S. NJ. Laughlin, J. @.
Medick. G. B. Miller, A. l. St Myers
and Misses Louisa WaIther, Amelia
Reese, AMMO Senno and Emma Greila-
Barnard Shanley division No. 2.-Coi.
r. O, Catch, Major James 7. McGoe,
Surgeon DR.. NicGrail. Capt. Frank D.
Lls6y, Lieut.. W. T. Beck, Lieut. W. Fl.
Rose, B. ". Connolly, william swArt1,
u. F. Wieo, Harry Winder. Edward
Grosacurth, D. W. Phillips, Henry
Jncrgoons, Joss Rose, Charles Smith,
Charles Montgomery, Harry Goodwin
Henry Nachtigal. Louis Britt. +. W.
Higgins, Spence Hagcr, Robert Huston,
Jacob Schlcnmer, Charles lilies, Louis
Hartonc, George Hartong, George Liv'
ingston, Fred Kois, N. n. Taylor, w.
General J. W. Mathcr division Ben
wood 2o-Captain Paul 1teidel and wlie;
Lieutenant J. D. Marplo; Herald r.
Watson; Charles Scabright and wife; q.
II. seabright aud wife; ]. T. King, John
Robpy, +. /. Stcen, Booth Goodwin,
Nathan Goodwin, Jackson Jones, AL
bert Reido, Samuel Hall. Edward Hoyt,
James Fowler, William Serig aud AL.
Roynolds.
The Wheeling boys arc favorable to
Louisville for the noxt biennial con-
cIayo Of the order and two years ago
worked hard for tho Bourbon netrop-
ollie. This yenr tho Wheeling boya
went to Washington provided with
hundreds OF ribbon badges inscribed
simply "I4ouisville, 1896" and will do
| all possible to Becuro tho conc'aTO for
that city.
The Wheeling contingent took along
5000 Of tho Wheeling souvenir stogle
badges and by tonight thoy will d0ngle
on 5000 manly breasts. 1t Is good ad'
vertisomont for Wheeling and for tho
stogie makers. Hannah Bros.
A special telegram was received by
tho lsrgLIIGENCrR last night TO tho
effect that the Wheeling special train
arrived at Washington at $3.50 p. M,
twelve hours and one-halt after tho dc.
parture from Wheeling.
TIE timo for opening OF tho fall term