Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-21
KNIGHTS IENPLAR DEPART
On Their Long Journey to the Con-
Clave at Boston.
F0-'r Sleepers Filled With Excur-
sionists From This City, { d
Wheeling Will be Well Repre-
sen ed at the Hub-Names Of the
Excursionists.

The knights Templar excursion to
Boston last night was in many respects
one OF The most notable which have left
this city in many years. Passenger
Agent 0. r Wood worked hard to
make it a success, and the result was
equally gratifying to him and to the
Sir Knights, for whom it was arrang-
ed. Mr. Wood made the claim last
night that the excursion was the larg>
est ever leaving the city, counting The
aggregate number of miles travelled by
each passenger. There were fully five
hundred persons at the Terminal sta
tion, last night, to say goodbye 10
theiI friends, and the occasion was en-
livened by excellent band mIsic.
There were four large coaches on the
train, and all were filed. The sleepers
were the Imogene, Holyoke, Hayerhill
and Ipswich All were decorated with
streamers, and looked bright and
pleasing Following is a list of the per-
sons composing the excursion:
Sir Knights Alex. Rogers and wife
w. II. Travis, Charles Wood, A. T.
Hupp, Stephen Warehouse, wife and
daughter, John A. Zorn, wife and lady
Joseph Hall, W. X. Bodley, of Wheel
ing; J. w. Boyers, of Sistersville; 7. j.
Murray, of Steubenville; Henry Deb
mel, Henry Robb John Herbert, Hiram
Thatcher, r. T. Ellory, Of Wheeling; c.
w. Kronhart, of Benwood; Otto Thai
heimer, o. NJ. Hoge, Charles Rech, Of
Cambridge, O.; w. T. Sturn, of Man
nington; d. A. Colbert and wife, Mrs
S. A. Colbert, of Bcllaire; D. K Reed
of Clarksburg; John Ziegenfelder, Con-
rad Hirsch, Augustus Weidebusch, L.
w. Blaney and wife, S. B. Rose and
wife, n. c. Hamilton and wife, II. c..
Tinker and wife, George Keyser, c..
II. Collier, f. c. Myers, John
Weisgerber, Fred Happy, VIII
Stoetzer, Hermann Hess, John
Ellis, the Misses McFadden, 1. w.
Robb, Elsie Robb, Mrs. c. F. Zorn,
Harry Travis and wife, Edward Flaccus
and wife, J. w. Phoebus and wife, O..
r. Wood. wife and daughter, Andrew
Hare. viii Hare, Charles Doane, Mrs.
Babcock, Charles Tinker, Miss Mary
Scheele, Miss McCord, II. w. Nesbitt,
of Wheeling; F. N. Kiser and wife, Of
Mannington Jacob Koblegard wife
and daughter. OF Weston; Andrew
Tonic, wife and daughter, J. f. Mel
lott, Mrs. S. A. Mellott, w. S. Carroll,
wife and son. John ROwles, c. Grella,
Charles Carroll Miss Ada Myrick, Miss
Allie Mellott, Of Bcllaire; William Ed
wards and wife; of Warrington; w. b..
Penn and wife Of Conversion. o.; b. j..
Voorhees, and wife, OF Coshocton, o.. j..
Clark Moore. of Cadiz, o.; NJ. G.. Cum
bingham and wife Geo. B. Chorpen-
ing and wife, of Clarksburg; William
Hall. of Benwood; w. S. Walker and
wife. Misses Jennie Myers and Sidney
Myers. of Steubenyille; Ned S. kidder,
of Terra Haute, Ind; w. J. Burnley, wife
and daughter. Mrs Riggs, of Mounds
Vile: Y. NJ. Sprague, of Cincinnati;
James Hervey, of PIN Grove; Miss
Lynn Kimpel, of Darlington, o.. w. C..
Beans. J. f. Eberly, Of Wheeling; W..
Shinderhoff and wife, of Bellaire; Miss
Myers. of Columbus, and several others.
The committee was greatly gratitied at
the number who came in at last filling
up every berth except one or two in
the stag car.