The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
TRAM MOST HANDSOME rnAr
tseF LEFT LOCAL STATION.
Itinerary Premises 20 BE % cres, In
eres. 20 Members % tire Party.
To BE Gone Ten Days

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bers OF Osiris Temple. A a. o. y. II.
q OF wheeling. on board. the -imps-
rial Special departed from the Balti.
more 4 Ohio depot a. midnight for Al
ANITA The special was perhaps one
or the nnest trains that ever pulled
out OF b local station. The train
consisted OF two OF the fines locOmo-
ives TO be found anywhere. three com
partrnent cars. two Pullman cars. one
cInb diner. two Pullman diners and
one 4vfoot baggage and storage car.
The committee which had charge OF
the arrangements for the trip. and
which worked out an OF the details In
regard TO the Itinerary for the next
Zen days. - composed OF Dr. q. W.
hurdats. chairman. r. &. Lindsey. D..
- Fox. r W. Harrison. Conrad
ltlrseh. IS. c. Byron. Albert Schairer
and Charles g. Carrigsn.
yesterday afternoon the special car
Win Charles Barahan. representative
OF the y. G. A. 81. 4 railroad. ar
rived In the city. While here Mr..
~barnahan was royalty entertained by
me local Shriners. His special car
viii act as an escort 90 Imperial Po-
tentate W. w. Irwin on the trip. The
car was attached to the Imperial Spe-
car. Aboard the special, as II left
NE station. was Imperial Pofentate
W ": Irwin and family OF this city
an1 n . members OF Osiris Temple
BE Gone Ten Days.
Itinerary OF the Imperial Spe-
clal OF Osiris Temple covers a period
OF ten days. The first stop of the
party aiter leaving this city will be at
Cincinnati, Ohio. The members OF
party will only spend one hour In
mat city. The special will arrive
In Nashville. Tenn. this evening at
b O'Clock. All day Sunday will be
spent In visiting around Nashville and
n rEIn NUNNN nNaA ~. - a. - -
OF Lookout mountain. The members
or the party Will arrive in Atlanta
Monday morning at \ O'Clock. where
they VIII attend the fortieth annual
session OF the Shriners Of the United
The Imperial Special will leave At.
lanta on the return trip Thursday.
May IL. at ! o'clock. Stops on the
return trip will be made al Chatta.
nooga Tenn. Asheville. n. G.: Char.
lotte. y. G.; Natural Bridge. Va.
Iuray Caverns. Va: Washington. ID.
e The Imperial Special will leave
Washington at 10 o'clock midnight.
May is, and will arrive home May
- at IL O'Clock noon. over the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad. In ali of
the cities visited on the trip ali of
the leading places of historical re-
nown Will be visited as we'll as All
places OF beautiful geological scenery
IKE the Virginia Natural Bridge and
tho Luray Cayerns.
The Osiris Temple marty Is com.
posed OF the following.
Mr: and Mrs. W. w. Irwin. Miss
marina Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Hurdats. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker.
MISS walker. Nir and Mrs. Il. w. Har-
rison, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Breumer.
MI. u Mrs. l.. Bachman. Mr.. and
Mrs Joe M~cConnaughy. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. J. Drummer. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shairer.
MT. and Mrs. w. 4. Stoetzer and son.
DR.. and Mrs. o.. ID. Mccoy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Carol. Mrs. j. n. Golner
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Reed
M Miss Ethel Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
4. Moore and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
y II. Peake. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schnei-
Brockhardt. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Hon.
man. Mrs. Matilda Zoeckler and son.
MrN. Lena Schwertfergcr. Mrs. Chas.
Aul, Mrs. Jason Stamp. Mrs. Louisa
Burdats. Mrs. d. G.. Morgan. Mrs. c.
9. Schmidt. Mrs. Geo. Hook. Mrs.
James Riddle. Miss Rose Moss. Miss
Clara Kraatz. Miss Frederick Kraatz.
MISS Carrie StToehman. Mrs.
Philip Kocbcrt. Miss Kocbert. j. y.
Slsson. Bin Bruhn. Pat Oberman. Ted
Elig. w. \. Waugh. f.. A.. Graham.
Harry Hesse J. G. Sill. c. II. Lehew.
Henry Stamm. r.. r. M~einhardt. Albert
Ise. Geo. Mason. T.. G.. Robev. G. H..
Rice. II. l.. Manning. John Ziegenfel-
der. ChaS n. Carrigan. ChaS. G.. Cam
eron. V. Nisconti. Andrew Tolmie. j.
Z Fox. Chas. Evans. l.. y. Mccain
mon. J. +. Deitz. J. 4. Moss. w. O.
Hindman. = J.. Armbrecht. Herman
Bentz. W McElrov. Chas. Hortsman.
VIM. F1oto ]. \. Wcisgarber. &. Nor
gan. jos. McCausland. 4. G Remue.
Fred Hall. Herman Friedrich. Fred
Schenk. Chns Hood.
large Crowd Present.
FulIy two huUd-ed neoule were on
the baltimore Is ohio platform last
night at o. o'clock midnight 90 sec the
Imperial SrecinI' null out OF the local
sfgtiOu ON IFS way 90 the southern city.
Many friends and relatives Of the mem
beers Of the Tarty were on hand TO hid
them godTrCcd on their trip and as tho
train lest tho station the waving Of
bands and raN INK h1cdbXc were in evf-
dcnce everywhere. The train was very
beautifully decorated throughout and
everything was Co Do found which viii
make the trip a very pleasant ono.
The osiris special was "a crack. all
rteci train or uullwans. club cars and
diners. The pullman oi-hf coaches fu
number were RULED iv two large on
Eincs Tile trip viii be made ,ia Co
lumhus o. Cincinnati and from CIrcin-
natl VIA Nashville Co Atlanta. ThrouEE-