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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-09
OPENED THEIR EYES.
The South Americans See manchester's
Big Mills.


Big Mills.
MANCHESTER, n. H., October 8.-The
International excursion party last evening
for the first time in the experience of many
of the delegates and attaches Of the later
national American Congress, slept in the
special train. The special train remained
in the Boston and Maine railroad station
until o'clock in the morning, when it
was run slowly and without jolling to
Manchester ana he r,,s-.abe.S of tho Pa.sy
opened their eyes in the State of New
Hampshire, the seventh of the great
American commonwealts which they have
entered. At the station we're Senator
Blair, Mayor Vaney, MessTs. Means, Gar
pen,er, Blood and Others, representing the
great corporations of Manchester. These
gentlemen cordially welcomed the Con-
greee, and in carrisges the guests were
driven through the BUSINESS part Cf the
town. The foreign visitors heard with
smszsment that in this comparatively
small city half a million spindles were
Vhirling and IA 600 looms were weaving
miles per day of fsb.ics of all kinds.
After feH hours spent in examining
the Manchester Mile, the party resumed
their journey, and arrived OF Portland,
Maine, at four o'clock. At eleven o'clock
they started on their road to Worcester.
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HIS LAST ACT.
Actor Charles X Bishop Dies During His
Performance OF Lord Ohumlsy.

Actor Charles II. Bishop Dies During His
Performance OF Lord Chumlsy.
NEW YORK. October s-After the first
scene Of Lord Chumley at the Lyceum
thea.er, this evening, E. II. SolhOrn, ap-
peared before the audience and announced
that Charles R. Bishop, who had, few
moments before, been acting prominent
part, had suddenly died in his dressing
room while changing his costume. The
audience was then dismissed. Mr.. Bis
hops wife was with him when he died
and was prostrsted by the sudden shock.
Mt Bishop was, perhaps, the best and
most refined exponent of broad comedy on
the American stage Mr. Bishop first
starred in "The Widow BsdOtt." he
made the piece immensely popular and
it had a run for serveral years.
But Mr. Bishop will be best remembered
in his delineation Of the Drummer in the
play of Strictly Business"
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WHlTAKER-PARKS.
An Afternoon Wedding on North Main
Street. Yesterday.

An Afternoon Wedding on North MaIr
Street, Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock the
marriage of Mr.. Albert Coudon Whitaker
and Miss Jessie EigingtOn Parks, was
solemnizad ct the residence of the brides
uncle, Mr.. Henry K. Lis, nn North Main
street. The residence was beautifully
decorated with pOtted and cut flowers,
palms and smilax, and the library in
which the marriage occurred was very
prettily arranged.
The folding doors bstWeen this apart
msnt and a smaller room were thrown
back and the entrance was draped with
lace curtains, which were hsld apart by
festoons OF smilax, while suspended be-
tween them was large basket Of flowers.
Rev. George w. Gushing, d. D., pastor
of Fourth Street NJ. L. Church,
stood just within the smaller
room, the guests, of whom there
were about fifty, including only relatives
and intimate friends of the bride and
groom, occupying the library proper. The
the second floor of the residence, and at
the appointed time tie notes of the Men
deltson Wedding March were waited to
those below, and the bridal party entered
and took positions in front and at either
side of tie minister, who solemnized the
nuptials according TO the Methodist ser
vice
Rev George Clarke Cox. of New York,
was best man, and Miss Helen Bridges, OF
Hancock, Md, bridesmaid.
The bride wore a superb costume Of
white dTmure silk, with full bridal veil,
her only ornament being q diamond brace
let, The gift OF the groom. She carried
bunch OF white roses and was q vision Of
beauty. Miss Biidgss' dress was white
illusion and silk, aud she carried bunch
of pink roses.
At the conclusion of the ceremony a re-
ception was held, Mr. and Mrs. Whit
aker receiving their friends where
they stood, and congratulations were
showered upon them. A tempt
ing wedding dinner was then served
in ccurses, and very pleasant afternoon
spent. Mr. and Mrs. Viii aker were the
recipients Of numerous elegant and useful
presents They were driven to the b. q
o depot later, where they boarded the
10 train for an Eastern tour Of several
weeks and upon their return will take
apartments st the Mcclure House.
Both the groom aud his charming bride
are well known members of Wheeling
society, ard they have the hearty good
wishes Of many friends. Mr.. Whitaker
is a eon of Mr.. and Mrs. n. + Whitaker,
and is connected with his father in the
IRON manufacturing business. His bride is
the daughter of Mr.. Geo. Parks, of Chica-
20, and her host OF friends are glad she is
10 remain among them.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Later On Tonight.


This very amusing comedy will be pre-
Fented at the Opera House this evening by
fine company of eighteen people, headed
by those two great comedians Hallen and
Hart, and it deserves a big house. The
Cincinnati Enquirer Gays Of it: "H. Grat-
tan DOnnelly's three act musical farce,
Later On, as presented by the comedians,
Hallen and Hart, is full Of humor. We
can safely pronounce the farce success
The play opens at Seaview Hotel. OF the
stars very little need be said, for Fred
Hallen's Joking, dancing and aDgirg, and
Joe Hart's comicsiiiies aud banjo, will
always be sure OF cordial welcome in
Cincinnati. Nothing more graceful and
pleasing than the light musical novelties,
dainty dances and marches, in which the
piece sbouuds, could we'll be imagined
rhe theatre should be crowded nightly
Reserved seats can be secured at Hjuss'i
music store.
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VALE BOULANGRR.

The Conservatives Drop Him-IIe Takes
Refuge In Jersey.
PARIS, October s The Bolangist-Con-
servaiive coalition has been finally rup-
tured.
The Gaulois Oonstrsa tive says: 1.-THE
Conservatives worked with the BOulan-
gists 70 obtain O revision Of the Constitu- =
tion. That measure is nov buried, and
the Conservatives will resume their liber-
ty of action"
The Solea (Orleanisi) says II considers
Gen. BOulanger az good as dead.
A council of Ministers was held at the
Elyses to-day. II was decided to convene
the Chambers during the first week OF
November.
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Ellirgham, Emmertb. Hadlicb, Kenney,
Marsh, Maxwell, O'Kane. Robrecht and
Ses ley-l9.
For Mr.. Schultze-Messrs Caldwell,
Farrell, Myers, Rawlings, Rumble, Schrebs,
Wilson, Arkle, Capps, Craig, DayidsoD,
Harrell, Kreiter, Kurner, Miller, Warneke,
Wilkie, YshD, Young and Mr.. President
30.
Mr.. Schultze was declared elected, and
the joint session was at once dissolved.
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AN UNrlMELY DEATH.

One OF TParkersburg's Most Popular Young
Ladies Passes Into the Great Beyond.
Special Telegram 70 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October s.
Miss Sue Hutchinson, daughter Of Hon.
John A. Hutchinson, died TO- day after a
very brief illness. She had typhoid fever
and heart disease also. It was the latter
Which wac the immediate oauoe OF ho-
death. She was only nineteen years OF
age, and was one of the most popular and
interesting young ladies in Parkersburg.
Her sudden death has shocked the whole
city. She will be buried Thtrsday after
noon at four o'clock from the family resi-
denca
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MASON In THE FIELD.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE COMMISSIONER
FOR TANNERS PLACE.
A Suggestion That His Raumon! Speech Would Iudi-
cate Liberal PERSON POlicy-Grsnd Army
Sentiment in His Favor-Would
BE Lcosp! the Place?
Special Te,egrom to, The Register.

Special 7elegrom TO- ne Register.
WASHINGTON, October s-There is q
current rumor here that the President, in
response to very General pressure from
the Grand Army of the Republic, will
ask Internal Revenue Commissioner Mason
to accept the Pension COmmissionersbip,
recently rsde vacant by the enforced re-
tirement of Tanner. 1t is said that Com
missioner Mason's recent speech at the re-
union OF his old command, in favor of lib-
eral pensions, bad the effect of centeriDR
Grand Army influence upon him, as the
one man for Pension Commissioner, aud
that President Harrison coiucides with
this judgment. AS Commissioner Mason
has got his present Office well organized,
it is not likely that he will give it up for
another, unless the President should per-
5onally urge him to do so.
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sErHLow CHOSEN.

The Brooklyn Politician Elected Prssi-
dent OF Columbia College.
NEW YORK, October S-The trustees
Of Columbia College, at meetiUg held
yesterday afternoon, elected the Hon.
Seth Low, Of Brooklyn, President of the
College. They did not announce 1t oinc-
islly, but sill the alumni heard OF 1t at the
alumni meeting last night.
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BELMONT VETERANS
Hold Reunion and EOjoy Themselves at
GAINESVILLE.

Hold a Reunion and EOjOy Themselves at
B4rnesvllle.
Special TeieerGnl 10 the Re0lSreT.
GAINESVILLE, O., O,tober s.-Barnes-
Vile was gaily decorated to-day TO well
come the reunion of the county organizl-
tion of the G. A. X. Nearly five hundred
of the old veterans were present, and nearly
all were in tie parade and marched
through the principal streets Of the town,
after which they assembled at the fair
ground and psrtoOk of free dinrer. The
afternoon exercises were devoted to each
making by Coils. @. L PoOrman, J. d.
Taylor, Hon. Lorerzl DAnford, Msj
Laughlin and others. 1t has been great
day for the old veterans Of the county. and
several thousand citizens of this vicinity
helped them to celebrate it. The camp
fire and experience meeting Of the old
Third Ohio was held tonight in City Hall
and was attended by an overlooking crowd.
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PARKERsBURG KNIGHTS

Attract Well Deserved Applause-A
Handsome Presentation.
Special 7tlegTarl 10 nc Register.
WAsHINGTON, October 8.-One OF the
Communicates that attracted attention and
ELECTED applause during the march, was
Calvary No. 3, of Parkersburg Though
not large in numbers their drill was almost
peIfsct, and along the line of march they
were generously apglaude5 Tonight the
commsndery presented Eminent Com
mander Baker with a Knights Templar
Jewel of solid gold set in diamonds to be
worn on his watch chain.
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Base Ball Yesterday.

At Cincinnati-Ciucinnati 10, Kansas
City 3; errors, Cincinnati ,, Kansas City o
hits, Cincinnati -, Kansas City .
Pitchers, Wan and Pears.
AT Observation-Disclosures 9, Brooklyn
12; errors, Baltimore 8, Brooklyn :; BITS
9 each. Pitchers, Cunningham and Car
ruthers.
At Louisville-LOuisvllle 3, ST. Louis "
errors, Louisville 9, ST. Louis ,; hit''
Louisville 10, ST. Louis IA Pitchers,
Ehret and Stivetts.
At Youngstown, Exhibition Game
Pittsburg 8, Cleveland 4; errors, PittsouTg
7, Cleveland 3; hits, Pittsburg II, Cleve,,
land 3. Pitchers, Jones, Grnber ana
Beatin.
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CHICAGO, October s.-TO-day four more
Jurors were sworn 10 try the Oronin case,
making eight nov secured. The names Of
the last four are: George L. COIke, W. 5.
North, Henry D. Walker and Frank Al
lison. The defense u-ed another OF their
reremptory challenges, leaving but twelve
10 their credit.
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The eT..m.rH.plan race OF.

McKEEsPoRT, PA, October s.-Teemer
will not row Hanlan at Louisville, KY,
next Saturday a week, as E. Z. Suter, the
representative Of HaDlan, who asked for
the race for $500 a side with gate receipts
equally divided, has presented new pro
posal to Teemer TO row for gate receipts
equally divided. Teemer wanted the race
but did lot care to row for less than first
nrfn1aaI
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II is DEMOCRATIC.
The Montana Legislature ssfs-ToOle
Elected.

The Montana Legislature Sste-Toole
Elected,
HELENA, MONT, October : The cleo
tiOn OF jos. X TOole, Democrat, for Gov
ernor, is now conceded by a msjority of
from 300 to 600. Garter, Republican, for
Congress has 900 majority. The Demo-
Gratis claim the legislature by seven. The
Republicans will not concede as much, hut
say that on the face Of the returns it is
Democratic, bat claim fraud in Silver,
Bow and Deer Lodge counties. The gem
eral opinion is that there will be no con-
test; that the Democrats will have the
Governor and the Legislature, while the
Republicans elect the Congressman and a
large msiority of the State ticket. The
Independent (Democratic) claims the State
Senate tie, and the House by seven ma
iority. Most of the counties in the State
will make the official canvass to-day and
it is more than likely that the result will
be defnitelg kooRn by tomorrow.
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The Propossd New Jail.

The Board OF COMMISSIONER Commit
tee On Court House and Jail met last even
ing, and awarded the contract for white
washing the Jail to Jerry Crawford. They
also instructed the jailer 10 have some
necessary glazing done.
The committee considered the matter Oh
of a new Jail, and adopted rtsolutioh GlSl
recommending that the Board Of C9mnis- us
sioners acquire, by purchase or condenna, in.
tiOn proceedings, the qnaI.sI ~ y u1'T F;aeertb
southwest corner OF Eon az uouaa a"'
street. lust east of the Court House
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AnV DruCafat

Ia the United States will recommend
Elixir of Dates if you need a gentle and
reliable laxative. If your liver is inactive
you can't hope for good health until yoa
regulate the regulator" by taking soms
safe remedy. Elixir of Dates is just wns1
you need. Give it a trial. Sold IN oU
ceot bottles by W. W. Irwin, W. b WIZ
liams, John Laughlin and c. K. GoeIze'
]. T. Goodwin & Co. and Logsn & Co.
Wholesale Agents.
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MILLET,s ANeELUs.
The Famous Picture on tho Way Across the
OCEAN

The Famous Picture on tho Way Across the
Ocean.
NEW YORK, October -Millet's famous
picture, The Augelus." for which the
American Art Association paid such
fabulous price at the Secretan sale, is now
on the way across the ocean. 1t WAS
shippedI on La BOuIg Rne, which left
Havre on Saturday last. There was
originally an idea of exhibiting it in
London, but this was not done. The pic
ture, which will be brought in under bond
as not for sale, will be placed on exhibit
ton at the American Art Gallery after
the close of the Baye exhibition, which
will open there on or about November ].
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EVA WILL AGREE,

Ihlrs Wn BE No Defense In the Hsmil-
ton Divorce Suit
NEW YORK, October S.-From some
unknown basis Of agreement between the
parties, Robert Ray Hamilton's counsel
express the belief and hope that Eva
will not fight his suit for annulment OF
the marrisge and that through her de-
fault Hamilton will once be a free
man. An understanding made with the
woman when Hamilton saw her at May 8
Landing last week, is suspected by which
steps are to be taken to secure Eva's par
don before serving her full term in Trenton
for the assault of Nurse D0nnelly.
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aos,on Wool Market.

BosroN, October s.-WOOl, firm ond
unchaneed; Ohio snd Pennsylvania y 81
S2c; Xxx aud shove 34a35c: Michigan y
SO,: No. l, S7a3S,; Michigan fine delaine
"a $50; Territory, Oregon and California
55a57c for medium secured; 6Oa62c for
fine medium. Pulled woOls, steady extra
25s29c; super 32a3Sc.
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Nav York wants n Little Money.

NEW YORK, October s.-The Sub-Com-
mittee on Finance of the Worlds Fair
Committee made a preliminary report to-
day. The report states that no plan ior
raising funds can be perfected until II Is
known how much money is to be needed:
A plan for raising S., 900, 600 for pfelimi'
nsry work was reported aud subscription
books will be opened at once.
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POPE AND CARDINALS.
DIR. mcGIynn Bitterly ArrAisns the Or
,anfz.tfop of the Ihurch.

DIR. moGIynn Bitterly ArrAisns the Or
gaDization of the church.
NEW YORK, October 8-Dr. MoGlynn
delivered HE usual Sunday evening lecture
at Cooper Union, last night. He spoke on
"The Church ard the Labor Question. "
During the course of his remarks he re-
ferred TO the necessity of reform in the
Church. He attacked the Pope and the
Cardinals. The audience applsuded loud
". Turning to them, he said The peo-
ole who are applauding these remarks OF
mine we're at mass this morning They
are no enemies of the Catholic Church. If
thew thought 1 was an enemy Of the
Church, they would sadly turn their backs
upon me and say goodbye"
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HAYES IN THE BAY STATE.

TIE Er-Presldent Pays a visit TO the
Home OF ais Grandparents.
BRArTLEBoRO, MASS, October Sex
President Hayes arrived here this after-
noon and Immediately proceeded 10 the
home of the Bigelows at West BrattlebOrc,
where he will spend the night. Mrs.
Bigelow is cousin of Mrs. Hayes, and
the place is known as the Old Hayes Man
sion. having been occupied by the grand
parents Of the ex President.
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RANDALA,s HEALTH.

The Great Democrat Able to resume HIS
Work.
PHILADELPHIA, October s.-Congress'
man Samuel ]. Randall will probably re-
turn to Washington on Thursday. The
continued unfavorsble weather has him
dered him in regaining strength by confn-
ing him to the house and much OF the time
to his room. Daring last week he was not
so well as usual but he is now better, and
it is expected that be will be able to make
the journey to his work without discom-
50
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Nntea

Kate Castleton and her company closed
to fair-siz;d and highly pleased andieuce
at the Opera House, last evening. "a Pa
per DOl' is success.
Little Nugget" had fsir audience at
the Grand, last evening. which was well
pleased. 1t will be repeated this afternoon
and evening.
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An r,oel rover for New York.

LONDON, October s-A well known
engineer said to-day that he knew that NJ.
Eiffel was in communication Eith New
York parties regarding the building Of an
immense tower for the exposition. M'
ElffsS. is confident that tower can be
built Of any desired height.
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IN HARRIsoN's HOME.
The Democrats Gain an Overwhelming
Victory.


Victory.
INDIANAPOLIS, October S.-The city
election passed of quietly to-day with a
very light vote polled. A Mayor, City
Clerk, Beard Of Aldermen and Common
Council were elected. At II o'clock re-
turns from fifty precincts chow that Sulli-
van Dem. is elected over Ccburn (Rep.
by j, 200 to / 400. Swift Dem for
Clerk, is elected over Tafe REP by
about 500. Denny rep for Mayor, car
ried the city two years ago by 776. The
Council elected to-day will stand fifteen
Democrats and ten Republicans. an exact
reyersal of the politics of that body from
its present status. The Board of Alder
men will stand five each.
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LnnI.xllle Knlrht. Cal on nen.

WASHINGTON, October S.-Oae of the
incidents at the White House this morn
Jog was the presentation Of The knights
Templars from Louisville, Ky. They
wore the full dress uniform Of the com d.
mandery, plumed chapesu, baldric, sword,
etc. They were accompanied by Justice
Harlan.
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Allen o. Myer. Get. FIfteen Day..

COLUMBUS, October s.-Allen o Myers
was to-day sentenced to pay fine of $3.50
and fifteen days imprisonment in the
county Jail for contempt of court. The
case was sent back by the Supreme Court
for re-hearing. The former fine was the
same and the sentence 80 days.
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I.|. aids A.|NNH AENH k|N
Several hours before the time for the
procession 20 move the people were banked
two OF ihres deep gaiust The wire ropes
tlat were stretched ffom the Capitol 60 the
Treasury huldmg, while moving throrg
surgei slowly up and down the pavement,
on tle lookout for a coign OF vant8ge from
which GOOD view might be obtained. A
lew hearei clmmanderiss arrived ~ the
early mo,air- and douning their chapeaus
and ioI rr.si8, marched through the
streets lo t.e positions assigned them by
me marla. of The day. ll was
predicted 1y friends of the Tenn
par ,a ,le crowd present today
Holl exceed il numbers that which Wit
Messed tce Inauguration of President Haf-
tso1. o1- ils prediction was very tsr
Ion being rauz-d The stree's were
W-l .ei With people and progress slow
along tla uan tbO-ough ghiares, but by no
usaas Tel night impassable, "a was the
case p1 t-c 4.1 o' March. A moderate ts-
innate would place the number o, visitors
ia toTu a- aoout dtty thousand, and they
a.e nearly $50 friends of tae various COM
maaleriea taking part ia The parade.
REVIEWED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Tie twelve divisions Of the procession
.3ruei in tle streets adjacent 10 the Capt.
i1. aud tebouching from the side streets
ai tle gnal O, command filed into line
aad began toe long march up Pennsylva-
na av.nue, whose broad surface was pei
ie,tly level and smo.h, having been newly
Jan with asohalta short while ago. Tbs
parade moved over q line Of march three
and ha,i miles long beginning az First
and B streets, east Of the Capitol, thence
io street, down s street TO Pennsyl-
vauia avenue at the foot of Capitol Hdl,
ant along Pennsylvania avenue past the
Treasury building and White House to
Washington Circle, wh-re the parade
moved into * street aod d0wn that street
TO Mount Vernon Squsre, where the CON-
manderies we've Ci.mEstd In front Of
toe White House a stand was erected on
the same site ilom which the President in
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BAKERS COMBINE.

An Organization Formed to Regulate the
Price of Bread.
BALTIMORE, October 5.-The wholesale
cake. cracker and biscuit bakers of this
CITY have entered the combination formed
by bakers in this section of the United
States 10 regulate prices. All the whole
sale bakeries, with but few exceptions In
New York. Massachusetts, CONNECTICUT,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Virginia sre Eaid 20 be in this comolnati9h
which arranged a uniform price on the
first of September.
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New York Democrats I'm Trim.

New YORK, October s.-Tbe Democratic
State Committee met and organized in this
city to-day. Daniel S. Griffin, of Jefier-
son county, was elected chairman OF the
5 ate Committee and G. K. DeFreese, Of
Troy, was appointed clerk.
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March las reviewed the long columns OF
so.dieEy and civic organizations that
formed the inaugural procession. From
this stand the President reviewed the
Knights. Another stand was erected on
X street. near the end of the line Of march,
for the accommodation Of the Most Emf
nent Grand Master General, Charles
RoOme, Of New York.