The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-10
.SPECT ACULAR PARADE
MAKES A BIG HIT
WITH The THRONGS

Osiris Temple, Ancient Order Of the
Noble Mystic Shrine began in
harrisburg Thursday. The first
meeting Of the day was held in
Masonic Temple at / 80 O'Clock p.
M, with all the officers present, ex-
cept First Assistant Ceremonial
Master O. w. Burdatt, of Wheeling,
who is9in Europe.
The officers are as follows:
Potentate, A. H. Weidebusch, Of
Wheeling.
Chief Riban, DR.. j. W. Mcdonald
Of Fairmont.
Assistant Chief Riban, I. n.
Waltz, Of Wheeling.
Oriental Guide, Alfred Mark, Of
Wheeling.
First Ceremonial Master, o. W.
Burdatt, Of Wheeling.
Second Ceremonial Master, G. NJ
Ford, of Wheeling.
Treasurer, G. H. Ahrens, Of
Wheeling.
Recorder, G. E. watcrhouse, of
Wheeling.
Marshal, R. G. Darrah, Wheeling.
Directors, W. a. Exley, Conrad
Hirsch and L. W. Blaney, Wheeling.
Musical Director, F. H. Frazier,
Wheeling.
Alchen,ist, H. F. McLain, Wheel
ing.
Medical Director, William II.
McLain, Wheeling.
Imperial Inquisitors, 7. NJ.
Showalter, Fairmont, and L. n.
Tayenner, Parkersburg.
There are two templcs-of the Mvs--
tic Shrine in this State, namely,
Osiris, at Wheeling, and Benikedem,
at Charleston. Osiris is doing the
work here and Charleston. Shriners
are only visitors. There are 1885
members of Osiris Temple, whose
headquarters are at Wheeling.
The Shriners have headquarters at
The Wala1,4o6m 80, where they act
on applications for membership and
transact other matters connected
with the Temple.
The middle of the afternoon the
following 50 candidates for initia-
ton had been elected, and it is ex-
pected fully 20 will be taken into
the Shrine at the session tonight:
Robert W. Duncan, Roanoke.
James Dell GeBolt, Elkins.
Charles Reichertcr, Sistersville.
G. N. Faris, Alyy.
Llovd H. Morris, Ben's Run.
J. George Wolfe, Sistersyille.
Isaac N. Bullman. Wick.
Ingram Meyers, New Martinsville.
James TitheriDgton, Fairmont.
Frank Neeley, Middleton.
Wilbur II. Brand, Fairmont.
George r. Carpenter. Wileyvillc
NJ NJ. Morris, New Martinsville.
JEFF Hoskinson. Sistersville.
Charles L. Scholl. Parkcrsburg
tt ullCI NStlNs AilluItlDH.
Elbert yermillion. Palmer.
Gen. Thomas Bartlett, Chiefton.
]. G. Hoover. Fairmont.
A. ". Brink. New Martinsville.
Camden H. Bartlett, Fairmont.
r. F. Daubenspeck, Parkersburg.
John N. Knox, Clarkshurg.
Charles W Lynch. Clarksburg.
Joseph F. Smith. Cowen.
John Rich Gray, Worthington.
Harley R. CASTOR. Weston.
Ivan Y. CASTOR, Clarksburg.
Karl Steinbach, Troy.
j. L. Kimmins, Wheeling.
r d. Porter Morgan. Clarksbnrg.
William James Collins, CLYDE.
Harry d. Brewer, Holcomb.
Fl. J. Wentz. Camdcn-on-Gauley
Charles W. Newton. Sutton.
O. X. Sutton. Sutton.
George F. Watson, Redwood.
Patrick Joel Berry. Sutton.
William L. Dalton. Cameron.
Frederick L. Purdy. Cameron.
James Elliott. Glover's Gap.
Harold Glen Weaver. Smithfeld.
Earl N. Iantz, Kingwood.
A. L. Davis, West Union.
Vim. r. f. King. Martinsburg.
Andrew P. Garden, Wheeling.
William Devoe. Parkersburg.
III. P. McGregor. Wheeling.
w. Gilbert Knight. Grafton.
0ron Lee Floyd. Flatwoods.
J. Stamm, Jr.. New Martinsville.
James Fl. Bainbridge. Scottdale.
Geo. G. Michael, Montana Mines.
Joseph J eTrrell, Keyser.
Frank G. Bland, Clarksburg.