Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20

Yesterday was decidedly the biggest
day the Arabic Order Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine ever had in Wheeling.
Although the weather was extremely
hot, making life burden even to those
who made no exertion, the red fezzed
Arabs poured into the city from all
points of the compass, and at the four
o'clock meeting at the Masonic Temple
there was standing room only.
The parade, headed by the Opera
House band and a detachment of the
police, left the Temple soon after five
o'clock, and marched north on Market
street to Tenth, to Main, to Twentieth,
to Market, to Sixteenth, and thence to
the Elm Grove railroad station. About
one hundred and fifty members of the
Order were in line, representing half-a-
dozen Temples and at least fifteen cities
and towns, and the full-hedged sand
tramperS and the twenty or more can
didateS who were rOped together and
guarded by the Arab Patrol attracted
much favorable attention. 1t was TIA
original intention to parade as far south
as Twenty fourth street, but the heat
was too intense, ans as it was, many
| Mobiles failed TO turn out but stood Oh
the sidewalk and watched their COM
rades march by.
At the Elm Grove railroad station Su-
perintendent Weisgerber had train Of
four cars in waiting, and the Mobiles
were quickly transferred to the Park,
where a couple of hours were spent in
various miscellaneous pleasures.
At eight o'clock the Faithful were
called to the Casino, where they regis
tered and were admitted to the sacred
precincts while the unhappy candidates
were herded together in one corner Of
the piazza The Mobiles present were;
Osiris Temple-Wheeling j. Clark,
| Moore, \. +. Clindennin, /. W. Blay-
| ney. J. w. Fawcett, J. n. Klieves, Rich
ard Robb.. r. E. Whitford, J. D.
Brown, G.. w. Ford, Dr.. L. Esky, T.
A. Keim. w. A. Zorn, w. K. Bodley,
Rev. R. R. Swope j. T. Korn, Clark.
| Hamilton. Jr.. Alex T. Young, Ed. B.
Franaheim, H. NJ Clark. f. w. Hen
derson.. T. o. HOwells. c. P. Wood, W.
H. Travis, f. T. Mccoy, H. e. Brown,
s. B. Gorcher, A. D. Willis, Thos. NJ.
Darrah. Z. E. Baldwin, Ed. w. Duna-
way. n. A. Noble, J. w Morris, q. P.
Wheat. DR.. H. B. Baguley, John c.
! Ziegenfelder. W. W. Irwin, A. w.
PAUL. John NJ. Birch, John c. Rihel-
daffer. n. c. Hamilton, NJ. A. Chew,
J. c. Hermann. c. ID. Adams, NJ. r.
| Wolff. r. H. List. Allen Brock, J. V. L.
Rodgers. Hugh Sterling, Jacob w.
/ Grub. Geo. ". Atkinson, Dent A.
Taylor. s. Waterhouse, w. II. Man
ming. A. A. Franzheim, c. Hirsch; Bel
laire c. Dawson, f. r. Sapp, NJ. ,.
| Blackburn, w. w. Mercer; Bridgeport,
J. A. Heinlein, George G4fin, Frank
Fish; Parkersburg. z. 0. Bonar, John
F. Laird. r. o. McMaster, b. f. Stew
art, G.. L. Buckley, A B. White, K. c.
Gering. II. B. Stout; Warrington, J. K.
Davis. J. s. Kirkland, Chas. WhiteshOt,
E. H. Scrofford. S. NJ. Nillison, f. w.
Kiser. J. L. Kirkland, w T. Strum;
New Cumberland, George Lambert;
Grafton. e. c. Price, Rev. Kennedy;
Fairmont. T. w. Fleming Alex. Be
bout. S. n. Jackson, T. T. Martin; Pala-
tine. l.. II. Orr; New Philadelphia, /.
! McIlvaine: Mardnsburg, +. p. Spill
man. BuckhannOn, W. H. Craddock;
Weston. Geo. L. Abbott, Geo. J. Keener;
| Pbilippf. T. T. Elliott; MOnOngah, DR..
s. A. Stone; St. Gainesville, c. +
] Front; Sistersville, DR.. G. B. West, Il.
o. Bowers, J. w. Boyer; Toronto o.,
S. J. McAddo.
Syria Temple-Pittsburg, F. r. Bah
cock. W. j. Muslin, T. D. Graham, w.
w. Calvert. B. B. Smith, P. II. Fleming,
C. C. Blind. 0. Miller JOS. c. Rayburn,
Tr. r. NJ. Phillips, w. J. Parker,
VIM. Robinson, James H. Horner, q.
r Oskins. W. c. Cornwel, NJ. A. Ross,
w. s. Bell. A. S. Bender, w. A. bunker,
NJ b. Cutter. W. H. Crump, VIM.
Nagle. Thos. Cope. B. J. Forget, f. A.
Gosser. Z. r. Dowler, Jas. G.. McClurg,
| Hood. T. NJ Ulam, Geo. n. Monro,
=. s. FLOYD. D. Sterrett, G. E. Kitchen,
VIM. Clark, Ed. Acker, GIANT Debert,
:. Albin. W. c. Wright, Jas. n. Orr,
W. ]. Morris, job Conley Thomas
Ward. c. c. Whit, Geo. S. Ward, w. ~
Frew. w. ]. Osboure, d. Norris, Geo.
Houghton. John A. Moore; Bellaire, w.
@ Bergenthal. c. F. Stroll, o. P. Ma
SON Thomas G.. Lukens; Washington,
pa d NcKain; West Alexander, Pa,
g p. Woods: Allegheny City, 5. A.
weaver; Braddock, Pa, J. o. Howells;
Wilmerding. Pa. Geo. Mckee; Cam
bridge. o., 5. NJ. Burgess.
Aladdin Temple-New Philadelphia,
n r O. Dearborn, John Sharp, JOS.
Keller. Columbus, Ed. H. Archer, }.
A. Henderson, f. a. Bauer; Canai
Dover. o., w. II. Cox.
Alkoran Temple-YOungstown, o.
p Hostetter; Cleveland, II. X. Bar
Tongbs. ]. p. Taylor; Pittsburg, 5. A.
Myers. o.. Al,
w. A. Burke.
Noslem Temple-Detroit, Mich, o.
N. Emtritz, J. B. Meyer
AbdaIlab Temple-Leavenswo
Ks. Robert NJ. Eaton.
Zem-Zem Temple, Cory, Pa, r. r.
Mallory. 49,. ~
! Gluisalender
BaItimore-H. H. Bentz.
Total number registering previous TO
the session, 173.
The candidates were:
p ". Dnls. Jr. Parkersburg; j. b.
EIbrin WiHamstown; w. p. Nelson
Sistersville; F. c. Nichols. FairmonJ' ~
W Brown. Ravenswood; T. Burtatt 81
Clairsville: J. ". Hagan. Broomheld'
w Va. Ray Randolph. Salem; Chal-
,,'ers Trimble. Powhatan, o.; Geo l..
NIcKain. Salem: E. T. Tolbert. Beverly
D NJ Able. Bellaire; D. A Calvert
Peliaire. Andrew Tolmie. Bellaire; II.