The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-22
TWO HUNDRED

Knights Of Pythias from Wheeling
Went to Indianapolis
For several weeks the knights of
Pythias of Wheelirg-especlaply the
members OF the three Uniform Rank
compaules-have been looking forward
to the trip to the biennial eEcampment
of the order at indianapolis. The three
companies have been drilling faithfully
In an effort to make a creditable show
ing In the bis parade, and that they
have succeeded nobody VIE feel dis
posed to deny.
The trip was made on q special train
on the Pan Handle road furnished by
Passenger Agent John 6, Tomlinson,
who was unremEting in his efforts 10
provide for the comfort OF the knights.
The train departed at s o'clock yester-
day morning via SteubenvElle, ard al
though the hour was early many friends
OF the boys were on hand to bid them
au revoir.
Among those who made the trip were
the following members of the three Und-
form Rank companies.
Occur de Leon Company No. 1-Nath-
an Bell, Charles H. Geiger, DR.. s. L.
Sprngg, II. L. Senne, Wllilam Boughner,
WTlEiHm ]. Clark, ]. A. s. Clykes, Thee.
w. Fink, Paul Faulk. c. w. Hartman,
William LobenStein, NJ. H. McNab6. K.
H. Mcclure, James Maxwell, A. w. Rad
err, Captain r. L. Shaffer, W. NJ Schenk,
George w. Schenk, II. II. Schultz, W.
H. Schultz, W, c. Thomas, j. B. Thorn
as, w. *. Vogt, Dave Whyte, Berger
Lynn, Ed Connolly, L. f. Halter, David
Watkins W. ]. Watkins, Clarence
Schulz, A. E. schReler, Bert Cox. Fred
Eldg, w. ]. Lewis, Louis Miller, w. D.
Bick, w, j. Wagner, Dave CaSSer, j. b,
Crawford, Leo LandkTom.
Colonel Bernard Shap!ey Company,
No. 2l-CCgonet r. c. Catch, Surgeon
w, P. AIegatl, Captain r. B. Lisby, Lieu
tenant W. F. Beck, Lieutenant W. II.
Rose, Sir knights B. W. Connelly, G. H.
Hell, j. w. Reed, George HarttonG,
Harry Winder, w. F. Wyse, e. 7. scho-
fed. Will Jurgens, Charles P. Fleming,
Edward Dick, Henry Naohtigaal' JACOB
Schlemmer, Robert Huston, s. r.
Graves, Fillmore Dobbs, Harry Cooper,
George Jackson, Ed Christpan, j. L.
Henry w. ]. Ennis, AZ II. kindgeber-
ger WIZ Eilg, John Robyt Gala
Mitchell, George Criss. Charles Schock.
Harry MUM, Onward MUM. August
Bartens, C. E. Fisher, G. r. Montgom-
James T. McGee Company. No. &C.
y, Daily, William MckelVeyS Charles
Bradford, C. w. Dryer, ] NJ. TeaseT,
sam Sloan, Tom Nesbett, Wal Graham,
James Ralston, "Grandpap" GIL, Eu-
gene Baer, WIN Diston. A. G. Stoet2er.
William Marshall Z. WaUiield, James
T. McGee, Captain G. W. WeisGerber.
Second Lieutenant Henry Myers. Ed
Shirley, a. Breslauer, Henry Bronstrop.
]. w, Eorrington. Colonel D. 2. Philips.
John Lemons, DR.. D. II. Taylor, Sam
Hane. Leslie Wo1f, VIII Loetiier, John
Bush, ]. L. Graves, A. A. Hanlte.
A special dispatch from Indianapolis,
received at midnight, says: THE
Whee,lrE train arrived Mt p. m. Was
received by one of the indianapolis
companies and assigned to quarters ut
Camp ColErove. Visiting delegations
are coming in laTSe numbers. We met
with genuine ovation. Everybody well
and happy"
Manager Williams, of the Wheeling
Tent & Awning company outdid himself
in designing streamers for the Knights
of Pythias special train. They were OF
colored duck, with emblems OF the order
In panel No doubt they took rural Ohio
nv storm Yesterday.