Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-03
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tIonal and fraternal features Wnich ue-
yelop in the lodge room. One OF ths
most attractive features was the ponu
of fraternai sympathy, which not only
assured brotherly sharing IN one .
prosperity, but the helping hanu III
adversely.
MIR. C. B. Hart paid graceful com,
nllment to "The Ladies'" He regretted
that he could not in the brief time al
Ioted 10 him, make one OF his brilliant
speeches. He agreed with Dr. Swope
that since there is high-mucK-a-muck
physician, there should be high-mucK-
a-muck minister, and he might ADD a
high-mucK-a-muck undertaken. Ihat
would be good hand to draw TO- he
would not have much TO say OF charity,
or OF hope, but he would like to say a
great deal about protection. he couio
not discuss the ladies in five minutes.
There we're no ladies present, and any
thing he might say would be waste
upon The desert air. He said women
were the terrestrial planets which gov
ern man. He got his portion OF the
governing-"andP I'm glad OF II, don't
think"
"Fraternlty" was the topic which was
handled in an excellent manner 0y
Rabbi B. A. Bonnheim. He spoke OF
the noble sentiments conveyed by tae
term-soclability, harmony, love, and
the like. A fraternal feeling has been
placed by an all wise creator in each
human heart. II exists even In the ir-
rational creature. Our cares are miti-
gated, our work lightened by the fra
ternal feeling OF sympathizing friends.
He commended the fraternal orders In
general and the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen in particular.
THE Ancient Order OF United
Workmen, and It's Future" was a sub
Ject hannled In an able manner By M.
#. DRYDEN ESQ. He said it was truly a
red letter day 10 the history OF the or
ganization. 1t was fifty typified in the
stone which became detached from the
mountain side, but rolled on increasing
steadily 10 its magnitude. No prophetic
tongue can predict the grand results
that shall be achieved in the future.
The growth OF the order in this State
has been simply marvellous. The or
.ganization OF a separate Grand Lodge is
but the beginning-a prophecy OF the
future. Not only shall the banner Of
the new lodge never float lower, but the
day is not far distant when its influence
shall be so widened that a lodge shall
exist 10 every town in the State.
Mr.. Charles f. Gilligan responed to
THE Mogullans." He addressed him
self particularly TO those who were not
Knights OF the Porous Plaster. The A.
0. g. W. and A. o. A. NJ. stand rela-
lively much as the two great political
parties. A stumper is credited with
having said that all Democrats are not
horse thieves, but all horse thieves are
Democrats. He would say that all
Workmen are not Mogullians, but all
Mogullians are Workmen. He said the
Mogulliaus have assisted materially in,
building up the order in this city.
When Mr.. Gillegan concluded, Toast
master Cruise, on behalf OF members OF
the Mogulians, presented him with
handsome pin. MIR. GilIegan responded
briefly. This ended the programme OF
toasts, but other persons were called
upon, and responded in brief addresses.
Then all united in singing Aud Lang
Syne," and the affair was at an end.