The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

He then took his boy to the lodges
but they did not want him. or the Sc
men that signed the declaration OF in
dependence, So were members of
Masonic bodies:
The Boston Tea Party
was al adjourned meeting OF Masons:
81 per cent OF the Odd Fellows and
As per cent OF the X. OF P. are mem
bers Of church: Al per cent OF Wood
men are professed Christians. Take
the Jr. o. L. A. NJ. and there's as fine
a bunch OF fellows as ever lifted a hat.
but none of them wanted the boy.
Then he looked across the street and
saw a sign: 'S-a, say. L-o-o-n-loon.'
say loon and he said yep they got my
measure and he applied for a position
for his boy. but the saloon did not
him when they learned his rec
ord.
Man has got Kelley cures and
other places to straighten up men.
but God has but one place. Let your
voy take his stand for Jesus Christ.
and then the merihants. the lawyers
and the doctors will take him and
then the saloon don't want him.
Building on ouIeksand.
Some OF you fellows are Ike a
place on the New York Central.
where a part of the roadbed was built
on q~uicksand, but they thought they
had IL filled. One day. however. n
train going over this place the track
sank and the engine went over the
banw and several of the Pullmans re-
manned on the track. The men at
once tried to get the engineer out
who was pinned under the ~wreckage.
and as his life was slowly ebbing he
remembered in the excitement an
other train soon due and he said to
his fireman Jim. for Gods sake go
back and flag second No. g. and the
fireman rushed back and waved his
lantern and the engineer put on the
orakes. the sparks fiew. every wheel
was hattened. but the train was
stopped. with the pilot OF the engine
six feet from the hind coach.
Boys, in the name of your father,
mother. sister and sweetheart. II you
can stand up here and
Wave Gods Lantern
and nash His semaphore TO help win.
! VIII be repaid for every drop OF
sweat J have dropped here his aft.
ernoon.
You fellows remember the time Of
stage coaches and the strides that
have been made since then. Now YOU
can ride on r railroad train electric
lighted and running 81 miles an hour
and II Won't Jar the coffee from your
cup"
Mr. sunday then gave an eloquent
and vivid description OF a race be
tween trains on the C.. n q q and
Great Northern roads In competition
for the government contract for carry
INK the fasf mail and during Il his
vast audience vas held spelibound
This race. - said. was held during
The month % February and the train
hat made the best time got the con
tract
Tire 90 wins ".
he then told o. a race when the 4
y a q pulled into erosion a. minutes
late. and the word from the other train
vas that u sas r1nning on time How
he old ffiend George Goodwin took
ne train ~ Iris point 10 run her 10
Omaha and the superintendent cane
out n told hin he US a. MINUTES
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