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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05
A FINE CONCERT.
At the Opera House, Last Evening. by the
Campsnini Company.

At the Opera House, Last Evening, by the
Campsnini Company.
1t was sgain demonstrated, last even
ing, at the Opera House, that the citizens
of Wheeling are lOvera Of coed music.
The audience which assembled TO listen
to the programme rendered by the Cam
panini- Whitney Concert Company has
rarely been 6quslled in this city. The
lovers of the divine art turned out in num-
bers sufficiently large TO pack the lower
portion of the theatre and fill nearly all the
most eligible seats in the gallery, and ia
dress among the gentlemen and elaborate
toilets among the ladies we're the order
OF the evening. 1t was q compliment TO
the talented artists taking part in the rem
dition of the programme which seemed to
be thoroughly appreciated By them, and
the result was one of the hest concerts,
taken as a whole, given in Wheeling for
many day.
The programme Of the evening was as
follows:
FIRST PART.
l. Duet for tenor and baritone "Robertn
DlaVolo ........ Meyerbeer
Signori Duzensi aud Bologna
2. CAvatina for con ratio. y. Mic Fer
nandO,' from 'FavOrita" ............D DOniletu
Miss Clara Poole.
g. Aria for tenor, "per L. Valli " from
sgnor Duzensi
I. Aria for bass) Il am Roamer
............;... MendelSsoh
Mr. Myron W Whltn.y
5. Grand sria for soprano, Afro Fism-
mente, from Magic Flufen .............. Mozart
SignOrna De We're.
(Fint appearance
Z; seNleue rom InciA INN. .....DOniz III
iignorlua De N,Te Mss Poole, Slgnor Duzrnsi,
Bolo1na, Mr. Whitney, and Campanlni.
SECOND PART.
Third act Of Councils grand opera, Faust"
Faust Cam panini
Sebel Mis- Clara Poo
BOl gnA
Mart Miss Clara Poole
sgnorina De We're
Tne duo for tenor and baritone, which
opened this excellent programme, upon
which MeyeTbeer, DonizetI, Weber, Men
jleeeohn, MczHt. Gluck ard Gluuod each |
had place, did not evoke from the some
What critical audience the enthusiasm |
Sh.ch WAS manifested at the conclusion OF /
ubst quent numbers. Siguor Duzsnsi IL
lot the bert tenor heard in this city. In |
contrast with such master Of the vocal |
'rt as CampaniEi h, took a very decided !
second place, and there remained during |
The evening". His voice is almost entirely
itvOid of sympsthetic qualities, being at
times decidedly metallic and harsh, and
the impression was quickly formed thst he
had subjected his vocal organs TO over.
work. SiguOr Bologna's baritone has
many commendab!e qualities, and both 10 |
solo and part songs be- showed coed work |
Miss Clara Poole, the contralto Of the
adds O splendid voice to most
presence. 20 Mic Fernando"
familiar to concert frfquenteTs, was given
in very satisfactory manner, bat the
feet Of An admirable solo was marred by
sn iDjudicions accompaniment. The
insisted upon an encore.
Mr., Whi,nsy's bass colo wss answered
by the audience with emphatic applause
His voice elbows great improvement, and
lis position npou the concert stage is easi-
y among the great blss OF the present
lay. HIS encore number, The Sea, was
specially delightful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05
CAMPBEtL'S BOMBSHELL.
Created Havoc and Coosternatlon Among
Foraker's Frinds.

Created Havoc and CONFORMATION Among
Foraker's Frinds.
CNcINNArI, o., October 4.-The letter
Of George r. Topp, member Of the Clacin-
nau Board Of Pabhc Affairs, and ore OF
Forakess appointaes, which was read by
Congressman Campbell in q public address
here. was the greatest sensation OF to-day
and Yesterday. The letter instructed Mr..
George Campbell, q contractor, Of whom
Toop hsd bought some gravel for the city,
TO charge ore dollar a ysrd instead u
ssventy-hye cents, toe contract price, and
turn over The excess 20 Itpp.
NIo.t Republicans and business men wpo
are no place-seekers, snd are lot depend
ing upon politics for "a livelihood, Tidieu!ed
the idea Of irsaDiiy. The expression was
general tha. If Mr. Topp is insane
he has no business serving IS 6
member of the Board. At least, It
was plainly pat that il insane his fello"
nemters should no; have permitted bin
gn vouchers in payment ior contracts ard
uo-k psrfarmei ]. was broadly limited
among Democrats that their candidate ior
Governor, 10 his speech, bad 10. finished
with the disclosures he intended making
owing GO the iateness Of the hour, i. being
impossible for him to have spoken longer.
The matter colminaied last evening 10
Topp telsgrsphi3g to Forakeraud demand
lng an stiga,iOp. He admitted that
he erote The lettor, but claimed that he
Was insane when he did 50. Gov. Foraker
Immediately appointed commission to
corduc. The investigation. Campbell say s
that Topo made the proposal 20 him or re-
fsrred t0 10 az least twice, once when ne
had returned isom 2 trip for his health,
and even 1opp's friends admit his entire
sanity az that time.
Democrats are ju6ilent over the expo
sure. Tbey regard it as the hardest blow
they have been able to deal their enemies
for wears.
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THE CORONA HORROR.
Captain sweeney . vivid Description Of the
Disaster.

Captain Sweeney vivid Description oi 'no
Disaster.
NEW ORLEANS. OctOhSr IA number
Of the survivors OF the Corona diaaster
reached the city to-day. Seven Of them
came by rail and the Others By the City Of
ST. Louis. As they stepped from the tram
they could essily be identified by their
eut snd bruised countenauces. They were
quickly surrounded by a crowd Of weeping
men and women, all anxious to learn the
fate of some loved one. The scene was IN
deed heartrending. and strong men were
compelled 10 turn aside their heads when
some one, in answer 10 a question, would
ascertain the one iuquired after was amoeg
the Lost
Mrs Henry Banks was among these who
came down ty the City Of St. Louis. She
says. Il was standing with my sister ana
younges, child IN nay arms ~ the rear Of
the boats caoin when the explosion took
place. The ciambermaid came running
TO us with life preserveTs, which we las
tened on VIM. Fleming, the psnirymaD,
then cams running 10 rs and told us to 20
no on the hurricane roof until be could
set the hfs boat down, which lie did IN
harry. We then g0t into the yasI anu
hardly had we been seated when the boat
was swamped, throwing rs all into the
river. I, with my three year-old eaild IN
oaearm, held On TO a piece of wreckage until
oneoftheSt Lonis heats came and saved n.
OF nv sister, Mrs. HUFF, VINO Is a widow,
I saw 20 no more after cue boat capslz7d.
CAPTAIN swEENEY's EXPERIENCE.
Captain Sweeney stated that the whole
thing came on so suddenly tha, he hardly
hsd ume 70 see anything, Captain Banks,
Who was sitting no the barbeg'5 chair, was
hurled through the cabin Iolf eud instant
IN killed. Tue others IN the cabin were
struck by flying timbers, among whom
wss SHRIMP Hams, whO vas standing near
the clerks Cfhce Tne explosion seemed
90 90 downward and the fall force wss
IN the rear part Of The bOlt. This eabio
parted, ana oue-half of il fell into the riv-
er snd the other half 1lated With tns
wreck. Ta0se that were no, killed out
right bs the dyisg timbers wese pinned
down snd scalded TO death. Capt. Sweeny
said that the sce-e WAS inGescribabie
When th8 explosion took place Re was on
the f0recestls. and thus escaped the heavy
timbers that were 1sizg around. He re
maiued ca the wreck as lOrg as possible,
and az there was no chance 10 rescue any
one he 5prsug overheard and waa picked
up by the yawl OF the City OF 81. Louis.
SERIOUSLY INJURED But LIVING.
Hs0-y Baughnan. passenger OF Dan
Vile, Pc LaousTd, roustabout, and
Alexander Seymons, night wstchman-the
latter last nigh. reported lost, ell badly
hurt were rescusd By boats from the City
of s.. Louis ard came down On her and
we're seat TO the hs>a al.
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ON THE BROAD HUDSON.
The Pan American Congress TsRes Leave
of West Point.

The Pan American Congress rshes Leave
of West Point.
WEST POINT, October 4.-Col. Wilson,
superintendent of the Military Academy,
received the members Of the All-America's
excursion in his office at 8 o'clock. Secre-
tary of War Proctor and party of e1cur-
sionists, under Col. Wil:on's derection, as
the Government representative, we're led
the rounds of the department from bar
racks to recitation rooms.
Soon after IL o'clock the entire party
found their way down the hill to the dock,
whence they embarked on the gnDboat
yorktown, which made way for New York
shortly b fore the noon hour. The dey
gIew into perfect autumn one as heavy
fog lifted from the river revealing the
white hull Of the Yorktown, and from the
mountains, disclosing the reddeniOg foil
age upbn their sides.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
The Fat Mems Club.

TIE Jersey City Journal says OF this
comedy, which will ba seen at the opera
House this evening: "a remarkable com.
pany made large audience laugh heartily
in the Academy of Music last night The
Fat Mems Club is the name OF faIcical
comedy in five ac,G and thousand lsughs
There is little about club except bogus
imitation prepared by the class OF Prof
Baton TO punish him for various grievances
they had against him. The initiation is
what may be termed "a corker.' The un-
lucky candidate rode goat, was broiled
on hot FIRE, sOused in tab of water, and
put through course of sprouts which
made him very warm. There is no partic-
nlar plot to the play, but there is plenty Of
first rate singing, some very pretty dane.
ing, no end of funny doings and tremen-
dous ballet By Eve fairies, each weighing
four hundred pounds. This was the big
gest thing of the kind ever seea in this
town"
Reserved seats can be secured at Houses
muslc store,
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DALZELL'S DEFENSE.
The Private says He is Ready TO Tap Ii
Letter Roy lynfn

The Private says He is Ready TO Tap His
Letter Box Again.
ST LOUIS, October 4.-Private Dalzell,
of Caldwell, o, writes letter to the Re-
public in which he defends his course in
publishing the Tanner letter. He says:
My prudence in defending poor Tanner
has bsen called in question and my state
ments fatty contradicted or sneered st as at
surd. Call me what they please, they shall
not successfully call me lar. lam forti-
fed l have reserved enough ammunition
yet to finish the fight My veracity was ques-
toned when 1 ,aid that Tanner and the
President promised me the Deputy Com
missionership of Pensions. This, Corporal
Tanner confesses in substance, and lays
The blame of the violated promise upon
Noble and the President, and this made
the publication not only proper but un-
avOidable. Iregretted exceedingly to call
Corporal Tanner to the witness stand. He
is very unwilling witness but was
forced TO call him to testify that, whoever
lied. Ii WAS not me.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05
Olher Games.

At Indianspolis-Indisuapol 6, WASH
ipgton 8; errOrs, Indianapolis 9, Wash
ington 2; hits, Indianapolis 4, Washing
ton 5.
At Cincinnati 8, Louisville
.; errOrs, Cincinnati 3, Louisville 6; hits,
Cincinnati II, Louisville 6. Pitchers,
Duryea and Ehret.
At Baliimore-BaltimcT 6, Columbus
II; errors, Baltimore 3, Columbus 5; hits,
Baltimore 10, Columbus 13. Pitchers,
Foreman ard Gastright.
At Chicago-Ohicsgo 3, Philadelphia 0,
errors, Philadelphia l; hits, Chicago 6;
Philadelphia 3. Pitchers, Hutchinson
snd BuffintoD. Shriver and Anson col
lided previous to the game in practice and
Anson's Jaw was frsctnred.
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TRADES INDICATOR.
Dun y Co.'s Report Of the Past Weeks
Business.

Dun 4 Co.'s Report of the Past Weeks
Business.
NEW YORK, October Ar. G. Dun q
Co. 3 weekly review of trade says: A closer
money market as WAS anticipated last
week has checked operations to some ex-
tent. The reports Of business from all
parts Of the country show increased ac'
tivity on the whole. Chicago finds bust
ness larger than year ago. The years
receipts Of cereals fall off little, but Of
provisions are nearly doubled.
TIE wool market shows better tone
because concessions in price have induced
larger transactions, hut the high prices
asked still push consumers to take greet
deal of cheap foreign wool instead OF
American. =,
For the past week the failures numbered
172 for the United States and "a for Can
ada, against 1872 last week, and 22l for
the same week last year.
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A HUSBANDS JEALOUSY
Leads to Desperate Encounter in LIN
con County.

Special Tlegrdm 10 ne Reglsitr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October 4.-fes-
terisy evening Wm. Henry and John
Miclly met at the head of Four Mile creek,
in Lincoln county. 1t appears that these
me- bad qusrrelsd over the attention that
Heary had been paying TO Micky's wife,
which had become quite serious, The
coming to the ears Of Micky, he accused
Henry Of betraying his family There
was general denial and the
accused man made an effort to explain,
bat his secussr would not be satisfied and
attacked him with a club. The accused
man Immediately drew knife and stabbed
his antagonist a number of times in the
body, and had il not been fer Joseph Will
sou, who happened along about that time,
the sccuser would have BEEN killed. As
it is, he is seriously burt. No arrests Were
made.
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REVENGED HERWRONG
A DESERTED WIFI FOLLOWS HBR BLOPING
HUSBAND
And Shoots his Gully Partnsr-Psculiar Affair II
Kanswha Ooanly-Womsn's ln6deliIy Causes
Another Crims-A Boy Seriously ln-
iurti-Tripls Murder,
Special 7.lsoram to gls Register.

Special TslsorGm 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October A
Yesterday a married man named Blufe
Myers, who resides near Peerless, this
county, left bis home and lawful wife and
ran of with married woman, Mrs. Oscar
Slby. The injured wife heard Of the
elopsment of her. hubby" and, securing
a pistol, she started in search OF the run
awsys and overlook them at Peerless
When che saw the female who had induced
her husband to leave bis bed and board
she opened fire with her pistol, which re-
suited in lodging bullet in the body OF
said female. Just how dangerously the
woman hurt is not known. No arrests
have been made.
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Titled workers of Benevolence.

CHICAGO, October 4.-The Earl and
Countess Of Meath joined in ohildren's
service in the school room of st. James
Church yesterday. At its conclusion the
Earl said the "FoundreSs" of the Minister
ipg Ohildren's League, of which order it
seems most of the children present we're
members, was present, and he would there
fore give way to her. Lady Meath, hand
some and kindly looking woman, bowed
aud then spoke pleasantly to the children
for halt hour or more.
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susllnwnd BIZ The Lnnd Truat.

BALTIMORE, October 4.-The American
announcss that the American White Lead
Company has been absorbed by the
National Lsad Trust, and that the STOCK
of the company was turned over TO tne
trust yesterday in New York. The amer
ican White Lead Company is one OF tne
last lead companies in the Oni'eu o'S'e'
IN he absorbei By the trust.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05
MONTANA SITUATION.

Democrats Get the GovernOr-The Legisla-
ture In Doubt.
HELENA, MONT. October 3.-There
has been no material charge in the legs-
la,ive situation in Montana to-day. The
Republicans still claim it on joint ballot
by three, while the Democrats claim it by
seven. The election OF ToOle is admitted
by the Rspnblicnos - far as returns show,
but they claim full returls will give the
office to Power yet. The contest for the
control of the Legislature promises to be
very bitter.
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Disaster in the Calumet and Hscla,

HoUeHToN, MICH, October 4-T@o
men were instantly killed, another fatally
ipiared and about twenty, more or less
hurt at the bottom of the Calumet and
Hecla perpendicular shaft yesterday. A
miner struck en- unexploded dynamite
caetridge with his pick and caused the DIS
sster Oao Fink and Alfred Erickfon
were killed instantly, their bodies being
frigAtfnlly torn and SCARED by the hyipg
piecec Of rcck. Nelson Boone, who stood
a short distance off, was hurled against a
rock and sustained serious injuries.
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FreIeht Mreek ON the B. s o.

special leleslaIn 10 she AVsstS-'
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, October A.
Early this morning wreck occurred en-
the B. & o. railroad about nine miles west
cf this city, near Miller's Hill, in which
engines Nos. $50 and 474, in charge of En-
gineers Wm. Wilger and Adam Hensrotei
were completely demolished. Both trains
we're made up OF freight cars, and the dam
sge will reach considerable. No one was
;r;nreG
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At the Grand.

Kindergarten" drew another big audi
ence at the Grand Opsra House lat even
irg, ard the play drew forth storms oI
meritsd applause. 1t is one Of the most
ENJOYABLE performances seen at the Grand
for some time, and the mati1ee this after
noon end the night performances are sure
to draw crowded houses. R-served seats
st Weiris Mcclure House hat store.
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THEY FAVOR CHICAGO.
Some West Virginia Sentiment on tho
Worlds Fair Site.

Some west t'TRlnlA oenliHche oH '
Worlds Fair Site.
CHICAGO, October 4.--The Inter Ocean
publishes expressions Of opinion from
West Virginians in regard to location for
the Worlds Fair, and claims that West
Virginia is likely to prove one of Cnicsgo's
bsst friends. 1t quotes A. B. White,
editor Of the Parkersburg State Journal;
John F. Miller, of Keyssri Henry c.
Flesher, Of J4ckson, and ex-CoDgressman
McGrew, Of Preston, in favor OF Chicsgo
Mr.. McGrew said: Il am most heartily
in favor of Chicago as the place for holding
the Worlds Fair in 1892. The city has
the big heartedness and reputation for doing
grand things handsomely that entities 6er
to the fair against all competitions" The
expressions from the other gentlemen were
aimilar ir tone.
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AMERICANS FIRED.
Native GlassbIowers Laid OF to MAKE
Room for Foreigners.

Native GlassbIowers Laid OF to Make
Room for Foreigners.
PITTsBURG, 0stOber 4.-ChamoeFs q
Mckee, with their new tank factory at
Jenneatte, are meeticg with msny oosta-
cles in their endeavOrs TO control the glass
market. The factory is not sa great a
success as was expected. The latest move
on the part of the firm is to reduce the
nun Der of men employed at the tank. 1t
was fint calculated to work u men, "a on
each sbift of eight hours each. Phe mum
her of nen at work has been reduced to
"a 1t was found best TO take six men oil
each shift. The men laid cff work, 1t IS
said, were American workmen. The Eag
lishmeu who were imported retain their
positions and in every case, it is said, are
given preference to the American blower
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INCENDlARIEs wARSED.

Helena vIglIantss Ready 10 Resort ~ tho
Kopa.
HELENA, Mont. Oo'ober -Tn
ures "37-77," the warning Of Wig
to hard cases, were chslked on sire
ners and printed in the evening papers yes
terdsy. This call for return OF the
methods of early days was occAsionei by
the discovery Of four fires in as many
houses the night before, in the heart Of the
business section. All the fires were pot
out before serious damage was done, and
IN each case IL was found that rags bad
been saturated with oil and fired.
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GRAY AND VOORHEES,.
The Indiana Democratic Leaders Wage
Wnrm Contest.

The Indiana Democratic Leaders Wage
Warm Contest.
INDIANAPOLIS, October THE man
aging politicians OF the Democratic party
in Indiana are afraid that the fight between
voorheee and Gray will be carried into
the State campaign.
At meeting of the Executive Commit
tee, TO prepare for the contest, it was de
cided that it was of the highest import
ance that the rival leaders should be com
u .nded TO avoid anything like conflict
until after the members of the Legislature
are elected. How it can be prevented,
however, is not spparent, as both VOORHEES,
snd Gray are already hard at work en-
desvoriDg to secure the nomination Of
candidates of their choice.
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WASHINGTON, O,tooer The regular
mestings of tbe Cabinet were resumed this
afternoon, oil Che members being present
witn the exception Of Secretary Proctor
Itls understood that the vacancy 10 the
Pension ONCE was cue Ot the topics con-
sidersd. Pior io the meeting the 2 esi-
dent was c'0seied for a ioug time with
senator Hi.e0ck. of New YORK.
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nlnlne,. Addre.s rlea.ed the Greaserl

Blaine's Address Pleased the Greasers'
ST. LOUIS, October A special from
the City Of Mexico Gays: Secretary BlAine's
address to the opening of the international
Congress Of American Nations has been
well received here Comments heard on
the streets to-day place as the strongest ut
terance of its class ever enunciated by any
American. The address was read to
President Disz about midnight and is said
70 have impressed him favorably.
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Serious Accident TO II Boy.

Special Telegram 20 ne hfglStr.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, October A
Yesterday afternoon boy fourteen years
old, named Joe Gritty. was driving team
Of oxen hitched to wagon loaded With
stoves, through st. Albsns, when the cat
tie bscame scared at some ohjec: and ran
of. TIE boy was knocked down and two
of the wheels passed over his body, which
resulted in seriously if not fatally injuring
him
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Special T.. gran. .1 I R1sr.
WASHINGTON, ID O., October An
clicisl inquiry into the conduct Of the
Office Of Recorder of Deeds here, goipe
pack some years show that Tro'ter, the
present incumbent. .colored) Democrat,
appointed by President Cleveland, bas
managed tie Chce better than any OF bis
r,rafpcfa4rra
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Again Placed ina Osli.

LONDON, October The sentence Of
Mr.. Charles ConybeAre, memb'r OF the
House Of Commons for the Comborne
division Of Cornwall, who has been i'm
prisooed three months at Londonderry for
conspiriDg to oppose the law, expired TO-
day. While he WAS undergoing the for
mslti,s prior to his discharge he infriDged
one of the prison rules and was again
plsced in A cell
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FLACK WILL STICK.
". Hill VIII Not Remove New YOrk's

Gov Hill VIII Not Remove New York's
sheriff.
ALBANY, October At is the general
comment among the followers Of Tammsny
here that Governor Hill cannot afford to
"punish" any body, no matter how strong
the Syracuse Convention has left him.
One OF the leaders said 20 me tonight that
Sheriff Flack might be removed, but the
Governor would moi dare to take away the
Sherif7s office frcm Tammany. lie Ger
tainly would not give it to the County
Democracy. From a close friend ct the
Governor learned that he does not intend
to remove Flaek unless be is convicted.
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Kansas ony. Prlss,. CT Pslla. Parade.

Kansas City frless CT fAhAs fsrAd"'
KANSAS CITY, Mo, October 4.-The
fall festivities eliminated tonight in the
Priests Of Pallas parade. In the parade
were eighteen floats representing "A many
nations, Pallas and her High Priest and
train OF three hundred attend ants, numer-
ous milit ~ and civic organiza,ioui and
fourteen hundred torch bearers The line
Of march was beautifully illuminated with
oolored lights.