The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-23
WISHING Ml!Als0lyyISI lyII

Front Pittsbnrgh Enfertainrd Last Night
by Bates Lodge No. n, A. =. q a. ~,
Tho Work Exempiified. jl'ii,
Last night one hundred and thirty
Master afasons, members OF the several
lodges OF Pittsburgh and vicinity, Wis
lied Batea Lodge No. 30, A. Il. s. A. Mn.
sons. TO witness the work OF West Vir-
ginia Mnsons. They arrived In the city
on u special on the Pan Handle about
T:30 n. M and were escorted direct "a
the Masonic Temple
The comforting OF the Master Mason's
degree upon a candidate under direction
OF II. u. Batteile. W. NJ, won high praise
from the visiting brethren. I. q
y Speeches followed the conclusion OF
the work. Mr.. George u. Moore. Of the
Consolidated Traction Company. a. j.
Edwards, assistant district attorney;
John w. Crawford, state senator: Isaac
Hirsch. of the Pittsburgh yolksblatt:
Edward Hope and A. J. Crafty, OF the
Chronicle Telegraph; Norris NJ. Mean,
Murray, county commissioner, In short
speeches expressed the great pleasure
the visitors had experienced inlwitness-
ing West Virginia Masonry, after which
coffee and sandwiches with relishes
were dispersed by Caterer John c. Zie-
genfelder. AT midnight the visitors left
for home. II 4 (!
A list OF the visiting brethren is as fol-
lows: ]: g. Iss IS
Wv. r. Lehew. C. E. Mclean. John
Grey Davis, John P. Nook George B.
Nook, Thomas Stevens, James r. Red
man, Harry C. Fehl, james b, Stafford,
Thomas c. Stevens. W. A. Balm, Will
A. Ferry Wesley G.. Moore, Thomas G.
Mcclure, Lorenzo S. Reydor. Albert G..
Helburn. William J. aIcClelland, Charles
A. Phillips, W. j. Berger, John w.
Crawford. John G. Peters, of Pitts
burgh: Henry ]. Darbler. Homsed: !:
Ham NJ. Blackley. Of. NJ. Minnemeyer.
Hen W. Minnemeyer, George ". Rich
ards, James Rayburn. 3r., Relph w.
Sample. ]. N. Bowers, Joseph C. Por-
ter, Stewart c. Galley. Robert ]. Hardy,
Frank o. Fre!se, j. G. Burford, A. ].
Reuhmiller. R. L. Adams. j. G. Burns,
T.. W. Brooks. W. c. Mckinley. George
S. Wilson. Urra c. Kramer, D. II.
Glvin, Henry H. Miller. Morris w.
Mead, John Campbell, Gast Doth. John
Elroy. +. c. Allison, John W. Miller, s.
W. Cratze, Samuel B. Stewart, Milton
q. Bailey, Walter L. Clark. Grant
Smith, Harry B. Taylor, G. W. Bliss,
John Hall, jr.i George G. Snider, Jacob
Soffel, z. J. florence, Isaac r. Tam,
George NJ. Schmidt, Harry A. Foreman,
Hugh Turner, Edward Hope, 3, W. W.
Pope, George w. Layny, Robert r.
Cav, A. ]. Edwards. Joseph Mitchell,
w. A. Austin. H. B. 1ngerSol1, w. D.
Finley, John v. Lytle, J. H. Stoughton,
Ed. BURY, w. D. Kelly, John +. A.
Fritch. Ed. A. Bauer, Louis II. Bauer,
Steel F. Roberts. Aug. Daub, Henry
Daub. J. H. Corbett W. Coulter, Ben
F. Gibbs, Jesse NJ. McGary. James 3.
Hamilton, VIM. H. Stouner, Alfred Old
field, James A. Greenawalt, w A. Late
more, W. IT. Barnes, Isaac e. Hirsch,
Arthur E. NJ. Murray, Henry Hersch-
berger. Reuben Reese. Mark N. Foster.
A. D. Robb. Carlton H. Taylor. John L.
S. Kelmer, A. Lee, George W.SWebb,
VIM. Slack. C. L. Stevenson John n.
Dunn. VIM. P. Lyman, Charles Web
ster. Atchlson Lodge. Massachusetts,;
II. W. Bowen, Thomas Evans, Ed c.
Hall, jain H. Evans. Thomas Lew
elyn. John E. Black. Thomas Mcclure.
w. J. Mcclure, Matthew Mshrdluuuu?
W. ]. Mcclure. VIM. Brand, Joseph S.
Seamon. jr., Charles F. Robb, Thomas
B. .Breakey, John W. Edwards, J. How
ard Speer, John A. Hibbard; James L.
Courting, Newark, NJ J.: Edwin c.
Kron, Ohio; Alfred R. Crafty.