Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-25
]. R. KNIGHTS OF PYTH|AS|
WILL GO FROM WHEELING TO DE-
TROIT IN LARGE NUMBERS
TOMORROW.
EXCELLENT TRAIN SERVICE
and Special Low Excursion
Rates Ofered-PersOnneI Of the Lo-
cal Companies of the Uniform
Rank and the Artillery Company.
All Arrangements Perfected.

All arrangements nave Deen GULL
ple.ed by the Wheeling Knights of
Pythias for attending the National En-
campment Of the Uniform Rank in De-
troit. The local knights will go al
most to a man, and the Artillery Com
, pany, which enjoys the distinction of
being the first ever organized in the
Uniform Rank, will be very much in
evidence Its participation in the
parade is expected to greatly popular
lie this new branch of the order. The
guns of Company "a" have already
been shipped to Cleveland, whence they
will be transferred by boat to Detroit.
The Wheeling knights will depart
in a special train OF two sections,
leaving the Terminal depot promptly
at six o'clock Sunday morning. Pas
senger Agent Sam Sherman expects the
special to arrive in Cleveland at 10: 80
o'clock They will take a packet OF
the D. & C. line for Detroit, arriving
there at six o'clock in the evening.
The Register has secured a list of
the members of the several companies
who will make the pilgrimage. They
are as follows:
Col. Bernard Stanley Co. No. 21-
Captain F. B. Lisby; First Lieut.. Frank
S. Cox; Second Lieut.. Ed. ]. Christ
man; George Hartong, right guide;
William Wagner, left guide; ]. Frank
Cox, Joseph E. May, Henry Nachtigal,
Robert Houston, Jacob Schlemmer,
Henry ]. MUM, Ed. J. MUM, Louis E.
Feldman, George Butts, Robert Kim
BILE, Henry Kroneweth, William q.
Elig, H. F. Robinson, j. R. Murray,
George Petticord, ]. w. jenkins, Frank
Green, Fred Keis, w. ]. Riggs, H. F.
Dobbs, Charles Layman, John Roby,
Charles Henry, W. J. Ennis, Louis
Paul, John L. Henry, George Criss Will
Jergens, E. F. Schoffield, T. E. Vie
card, Charles Seabright, Charles E.
Fisher, Gala Mitchell, c. H. Mont
gomery.
Company 33, Battery A, Uniform
Company, will have forty-nine strong
as follows: Colonel and Aide-de-
Camp c. o. Roemer; Captain Reed;
Lieutenants Ed. Elliott, Ed. Moulter
H. L. Morrison, Harry Bodley, Harry
j. Boyer, Jr.; Knights Ambrose Brown
j. w. P. Crawford, Herman Coss, A
Fredericks, John Dorfth, John David
son, Jenkin w. Elms, William Evil, H
Cusick. Gus Franzheim, ]. D. Fleming
William Gill, Jr., James Helms, John
G. Cline, Charles Levig, Willis Morri-
son, Ed Moulter, William McClem-
son, John Perry, Samuel Stringer
Eugene Stamm, Albert Summers, VIM
Seabright, William Scroggins, j. L
Scott, Jesse Shallcross, DR.. Van Wag-
ner, William Weldebusch, Sam Wells
Rev. Williams, William Williamson, S
B. Ullum, Fred. Theirs, Fred Bursner
James Greer, Orloff King, George H
McClain, Lou Wente. The officers OF
the company are: Chaplain, Rev. Will
liams; William Williamson, quarter
master; Jesse Shallcross, first sergeant;
Ed. Elliott, Ed Moulter, Jr.. H. l.
Myers, lieutenants; John Perry and
| Harry Bodley, gunners; DR.. Van Wag-
ner, surgeon; c. o. Roemer, colonel
and aide-de-camp on Canadians staff;
j. w. Reed, captain. The horses for
the battery will be secured in Detroit
In Captain Shaffer's company, sixty
of the eighty members will go. The
names could not be secured.
Jas. T. Mckee Company-Lieut. Col
D. H. Taylor, Major James T. MCGEE
Commissary John w. Norrington, Cap
tain George W. Weisgerber, Lieut. VIII
M. Windsor, Lieut.. James Ralston
Hospital Steward Charles R. Goethe
! Rlgnt GUIDE CharleS Drahar, Treasurer
| Samuel Haines, Recorder George Kur-
ner, Knights Charles Bradford, Otto
Walden, Henry Branstrop, Morgan
Gonther, George Hess, Mr.. Gill
c. Zugg Daley, Tom Nesbitt, Gates
John Busch. Charles Long, Patrick
Moore. Mrs. ID. H. Taylor and children
Mrs. James T. MCGEE and children
Mrs. John w. Norrington, Mrs. Gill
Mrs. George Weisgerber and two
| daughters, Mrs. Michael Meyers.
| Many others will be accompanied by
their wives and families, in addition
to those mentioned above.