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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-14
BELLAIRE

Edward Manley, a young glasswor6-
er, numb and drowsy with cold, fell ex-
hausted in front of Bickerton's store on
North Belmont street, at an early hour
Yesterday morning, and was found soon
oiterward by Nightwatchman Shep-
herd. He was taken to the city build
ingS and properly cared for and came
around alright in short time. Manley
lives In the Fourth ward. He had been
working in Martins Ferry and started
for home about midnight. Mr.. Shep-
herds timely arrival saved his life as he
was far gone when rescued.
Daniel Manchester, one Of the older
residents of this city, died at his home
on Rose Hill yesterday at noon, aged "A
years. Deceased had been a constant
sufferer since seven years ago, at which
time he hurt his ankle. Gangrene set
in and the limb was amputated. This
was followed by partial paralysis. He
was ae upright and honest citizen and q
prominent member OF the NJ L. Church.
He leaves a wife. Funeral services will
be held at the First NJ. E. Church on
Sunday at 10 a. m. Interment al Bethel
cemetery.
Sprangler Post, G.. A. R., and the
Women's Relief Corps held public in
stallation Of officers in their hall last
evening. Past Commander w. d. Jones
acted as installing officer for Sprangler
Post officials, while DR.. H. c. Kemple
performed the same duties for the
officials Of the Corps. There was fair
sized audience In attendance, consider
ing the bitter cold weather, and an en-
joyable evening was spent.
The B., .. & c. road is experiencing
considerable trouble these days on ac-
count Of the scarcity OF water. At sew
eral points water has entirely failed and
has to be carried from the creeks. To
carry il any distance means that il
will be frozen and almost useless.
Trains are greatly delayed in conse-
Quence.
Interest is hrowing In the splendid
revival meetings now being held at the
First NJ. L. church, and there promises
70 be great good accomplished. Rev
Mr.. Chandler is an able and entertain
ing speaker and addresses large audi
ence each evening.
The SUNDAY. REGISTER is the best
paper for Bellaire readers. 1t contains
she latest local news from all the sur
rounding towns, besides the fullest tel
egraphie reports.
The spectacular drama, "Fabio Ro-
main" will be presented az the Elysian
Theatre this evening. by the Walter
Lawrence and Frances Field Company.
Business is exceedingly dull in the
Mayors court. If anyone gets drunk
il is too cold for him to venture ont
where the viEilant police can see him.
Word has been received from Ell
wood, Ind, that Mrs. Jonathan Hoff-
man is seriously III. Mrs. 81. was a
resident Of this city for many years.
Leave order at Blakeney's news de-
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,,o,-rr v-,rrr,,a Cos-arOund the bot
TUNE. 'ou @i0 IOui IO"S
Of velvet ribbon In graduated widths.
There is a tied bow in the back with
long ends. None but very young,
pretty and daring girl could wear this
outfit, but the one who does will create
a sensation.
Just now anybody can wear anything,
and some Of the garments are fearfully
and wonderfully made. Now and then
one falls upon plain and ladylike
gown or whole costume, or cloak
whose chief beauty lies in the simplicity
OF its design aud the grace Of its out
line.
The handsomest cloak for a middle
aged lady that l have seen within a
month was one made Of serge, close and
fine weave. The cloak opened on the
left side, with ten black bone buttons.
All around the bottom was double row
of stitching. The sleeves were velvet,
gigOt shape, with velvet collar. The
toQue was of black velvet, with scarlet
birds wings. The cloak was lined with
black farmers satin and interlined so
that 10 was warm enough for the coolest
days and handsome enough for any oc-
CasiOn.
A long cloak with a cape FOR a young
lady also attracted my attention. 1t
was OF thick dark blue cheviOt, and the
cloak part was cut princess shape and
just touched the ground and was bor-
dered all around with black bearskin.
The cape was gathered on yoke made
OF beaded cloth, aud there was curl
ously haring collar, which can be liken-
ed TO nothing under the sun. The hat
worn with this was black felt, with
black Nlumes aud a metallic blue aigret
Theirs were cuffs Of fur and a small mutt
70 complete the costume. The cloak
was lined with black satin aud was very
handsome without being fuSsy.
Among the new wraps l noticed
yes, and admired-was one of heavy
black Lyons velvet, embroidered in high
relief in black silk. All around the
wrap was a thick fringe Of silk, headed
by a band Of chrocheted rings. There
never has been anything in the way Of
trimming FOR black as rich and suitable
as crocheted trimming and silk en-
broiderey, and It's popularity has out
lasted generations.
The new summer goods are being
brought out now ia the early importing
houses and i'm few weeks will be shown
for the benefit of those who get their
summer gowns made during Lent, when
they have time for fitting and design
ing, for nearly all the summer girls"
nave a more or less fixed idea Of what
heir own dresses should be.
Among the novelties IS a thin brocade
ilk almost transparent. 1t is soft and
get tough and is exceedingly pretty. IL
Is always IN one color, and the cOlOrs
range through POmpeiian red, pistachiO,
willow green, dahlia and puce, two rich
dark puppies and peach, strawberry and
a brilliant purple. With the purple tur-
uuOise blue is used as a complement,
with what / think disastrous effect as
far as good taste goes. Peach and
strawberry color are put together, and
red and violet.
Among the more delicate shades are
maize, china rose, dove, dun and smoke.
All these are seen in these light bro
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tic Club of New Orleans, has sent the fol-
lowing telegram to r X. Fox;
1.-THE Crescent Club has wired you $500
to pay Ted Pritchard's expenses to Ameri-
W. you notify George w. Atkinson,
Y correspondent in London!n
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Smith and Goddard to Meet.

CHICAGO, January l3-Ed. Smith, Of
Pttsburg, has sent a representative here
with $500 10 put up as o forfeit for match
with Joe Goddard for purse of $1,000 and
a side bet of 81, 500 Goddard has agreed
to fight Smith and Billy Madden will sign
papers for him when Smiths hackers ar
riYa.
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DOR RENT.
TO LET.

Roomed dwelling. 80 Thirteenth street
Roomed dwelling. g. Thirteenth street
VIII rent this houfe TO two families rooms
second floor. 8 rooms 6rst noor.
2Z3s Main street, store room and dwelling.
4 Koomed dwelling, 9632 Market street.
3 Roomed dwelling. ll6 Virginia street
4 Roomed dwelling, 90 Zane street
Roomed dwelling ct - ONO stfeet; very
large yard.
sRoomed dwelling, 70 Maryland street.
7 Roomed dwelling. - south York street
Rooms, second ana third noors, a. ll55 Mar
ket street
Roomed dwelling. $40 McColloch street
Roomed dwelling, 29l0 Ron street.
8 Roomed dwelling. 1917 Eon street.
Rooned dwelling, liz Twenty ninth street.
Country residence close to the city.
Flats with al. modern conveniences, central
ly located.
LAWYERS Offices. best IN the city.
Store room, 1854 Market street
Store room, IS Eleventh street. Will be 'e-
modelled and ready for occupancy by April 18th.
VIII have other properties from time TO time
q O SMITH,
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silk Is good and the colors becoming
and the patterns pleasing, and there is
something in the feel Of a silk gown
nicer than any other material.
OLIVE HARPER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-14

MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, POETS, JU-
VI venile Books Albums and TOYS very
cheap 10 close out. Fine Box PAPER. wagons,
Sleds, Toy Guns. Christmas Pspers and Maya
ines. ChrIstnas Cards. All Peri ideals by the
wear at publishers prices. c. q. Quincy,
i4l4 Market street DEL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-14
knoeked Ou. IN rwenty.nine Rouua.

Knocked Out in Twenty-nine Rounds.
DALLAS, TExAs, January l3-William
MCGEE, of Galveston, Knocked John Sulli-
van, OF Fort Worth. out in twenty-nine
rounds at the Dallas Athletic Club last
night. They fought al 10 pounds each
and for purse OF $500 and size money II
was witnessed by large crowd and de-
clared to be the best fight ever seen in
Dallas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-14
FOR RENT.

POSSESSION AT ONCE.
No. lis Thirty-thl d street. 5roons, possession
February lst. 5000.
No. 60 south ork street. three rooms. go o.
No. 60 South Huron street, rooms, 1000.
10 rooms
No 2I3o Main street, storeroom.
No. SIS South Front strest.7 rooms and bath
room, 1900.
No. ITenth street storsroom. $3.50
POSSESSION APRIL lsr.
No. 1921 NcColloch street. 4 rooms, ti2.oo.
No. 3oO3 Woods street 5 rooms, sli.0o.
No. 70 Ohio street. rooms. g. 50
No. BIZ Main street rooms. tlloo.
No. Ills Charles street.. ( rooms, C.00
No. 10 Tenth street. stOrerOom, tlz 50.
No. 81 So 9TH Penn street. frame.
No. 2li7 Main street., stofsroom. ti5OO.
No. 2it7 Main street, rooms. slzD0
No. zSl7 Chapline street. 5 rooms, slz co.
No. 200 Eof street. storeroom and dwelling.
NO. iyO Seventeenth street. rooms. nrst floor.
vareroom OF stofer0om on South street
WAreroom No. l5Z2 Main street, 3-stOfy brick,
Once room 10. 1874 Market street second
floor.
No. 24Oo Main street II room dwelling.
No g Vermont street, Groom frame 1velilng.
No 37l2 Jacob street storsTOom AMI dwelling
-Four rooms on second foor, n. Huron street,
Island.
FOR sALE-Lot 23Ti2O on nortb side Of
Fourteenth street
A ane new residence on North Front street.
near Zane street..
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PRETTY, OF COURSE;
BUT ITS TIE GIRL, NOT THE GOWN, THAT
We ADMIRE
Nevertheless the Costume is an Important Aces
sory-Olive Harper Describes some Delight
ful DresssS-Some New Cloaks-A
Forecast Of Summer Styles.


New YORK, January IA pretty,
piQuant face under quaint hat trimmed
with bright plaid ribbons, surrounded
with a fluff of golden curls and setting
apparently upon a disk Of velvet 10 form
Of collar, is a pleasant sight. The COL
iar somehow closes invisibly and ap-
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Mrsr Mnnts TO rIcht Rnree

CHICAGO, January 13.-Billy Myers
hackers have telegrapbed Captain Cooke,
OF Boston, asking him to arrange, if pos
siblea fight between Myer and Burge for
the latter para Of April.
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Expenses for Ted Pritchard.
NEW YORK, January Is. - President
Charles Noel, of the Crescent City Athlec-
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pears TO rest upon
the shoulders, and
there end under n
lat band OF nOni-
ton point lace.
Then the sleeves
begin, an d { h g
fullneSs of tn e
waist commences
and is finally belt
ed in TO q trim
little waist. The
sleeves are OF the
most pronounced
leg o. m uttO n
style, coming well
down on the hand
and piped around
the edge with sat
i'm piping. The
waist and sleeves
and hat are all OF
black velvet. The
skirt is Of hairIlne
cheviOt in gray
and white, and
5000 A. 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-14

'--A ~ VIZ - yous Debility, Weakness Ct
Body aud Mind, Spermatorrhea, ana az pc tency'
and all diseases that arise from over lndui-
sence and selI-abuse, as Loss OF Memory and
Power Dimness OF Vision, Premature Old Age,
and many other diseases that lead TO insanity
or Consumption and an early grave, write Tor
address GRAY MEDICINE CO.. Buffalo, y.
Y. The Specific Mepicine 10 sold by drug
gists At I'll 90 per package, or six packages Tor
800 or sent by mail on receipt OF money. ana
funued
H-On account OF counterfeits We have
adopted the Yellow Wrapper, the only genuine
Sold IN Wheeling, w. Va, and guarantees is-
sued by LOGAN DRUG Co. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Bridge corner. isS0eodgc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Real Property!

TTNDER THE AUTHORITY OF TWO DE
u crees one made on the 4th day Of June, 1892,
and the other on the 2Oth day OF Dec mher 1922,
by the Circuit Court OF OAio county, West Nir-
ginia, IN q suit In chancery therein pending, in
which hristian steinmeti is plaintiff and the
executor and devisees OF Thomas 2. shallcross
are defendants the undersigned special COM
missiOnprs will on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-14
FARMERS SHORT COURSE IN
AGRICULTURE.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY STH, 1898.
Agricultural Education, President E. NJ.
Turner; Origin Of Soils Prof ). B. Brown:
Chemistry Of the Soil, DR. II. j. J.de Roode;
Modification Of the Soil by Cultivation, DR..
i Myers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-14
rnrnsnAY- rEnRrARY QrH.

Land Drainage. Col. =. d. Johnson ;
Function Of the Soil in Plant Production,
DR.. j. A. Myers; Fertilizers and Manures,
Dr. r. j. j. De Roode; Science and Art OF
Horticulture. Mr.. L. ". Rane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-14
rRIDAY, FEBRUARY lOTH

Relations Of Geology to Agriculture,
Prof. s. B. Brown; What is an Insects
Mr.. A. D. Hopkins; The Atmosphere in It's
Relations TO Agriculture, Prof. A. r.
Whitehiu; What is Plantl Prof. J. w.
Hartigan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-14

For Colds, Group, Asthma, BroDchi
tbs aud Sore Throat use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil, and get the genuine.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

40 Opportunity to Gain q Large Amount
OF Valuable Information In Short
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Lively Time Anticipated.
S pec!al to The News


SAN Francisco, Cal, April 2
According to the latest steamship
advicss there is likely to be a lively
time in Honolulu today. The ex.
ecutive committee of the Annexa-
ton Club has been occupying quar-.
tiers in the Campbell block, on
Merchant street, ad Joining the
American consulate. This block is
owned by James Campbell, a VIC.
lent anti annexationist, and month
ago he notified the club that he
would compel it to give up posses
sion of its qnarters today. 1t hap
pens d, however, that the organiza
ton has years lease, and it not
only returned reply to the etfec'
that the notice would be ignored
also proceeded to fill it's quarters with
arms and ammunition. AT the
time of the leaving of the last
steamer the landlord had given Out
tt ut he would expel them today a
any cost. AS the quarters are il
close proximity to those Of tn
American consulate the latter ma,
be dra gged into the difficulty.
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Special to The News.

SpeCiai W . Ne news.
NEW HoRK. April PA dis.
patch from Vienna says: Today is
the 39th anniversary of the MARI,
age of the Emperor Francis JOSEPH
and the Princess Eliz beth. but it
is not very happy day for the roy
al couple, owing to the mental
troubles of the Empress, aud the
complications in the political situa.
ton. Rumors are again current
that the Empe, or contemp'ates alb.
dioating the active control of affairs
in order that he may give his entire
time to the care of his wife. The
Empress, since the tragic death OF
the Crown Prince Rudolph in the
Meyerling Forest, four years ago
has lapsed into condition Of acute
melancholy, and is. constantly
breeding over that terrible tragedy.
The Emperor is very popular with
his subj scts, largely owing to the
fact that one of his first acts upon
ascending the throne was to estab
lish free and constitutional GOV
eminent, and his abdication woulc
be deeply deplored.
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The Liberty ReII.

Special 10 The News
PHILApElPuIA, April 2i.-Every-
thing is in readiness for the depart
ure on Wednesday Of the famous
Liberty Bell, which is to be one of
the attractions Of the Worlds Fair
at Chicsgo. Commissioner Falqu
har left Harrisburg for that city
today for the purpose of opening
up the state building. Accompany
ing him are the twelve attaches that
will constitute the re ocular force st
the state headquarters, and whose
salaries will aggregate some two
thousand dollars monthly. The
Liberty Bell will be guarded by SIX
Philadelphia policeman, who Will
bs on duty around it all day, and
sleep within sight OF it at night.
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What is Money

'i'hed against that health it go often isils to
Drcss indeed. While we can mol Of us
~ il total exemption from that greatest OF
Il'is 10 which flesh is heir-ill cath, we
90 much TO lessen he chances Of incurring
Y nd tfis mol alone by the adoption of such
l'aIl measures ss are TO be found in daily
treIIe e, regular hours. prudence N eatirg and
pKins' and Il wholesome diet, but alio by
F4uhg to judicisi preventive medic alton
F. the 'ysteEn is threatened by unheafthful
ue1ces For instance residents or soiourn-
II malar Gus localities should use Hostel
/ stomach tiers a. . defense again st
IL ana fever, and persons who incur much
/ "-uoor exposure should employ it a. a
kesuafd against rheumatism. Travellers in
tropics md it invaluable also as means OF
esnns liver complaint and constip alton. and
hleFRcting the debili,s,ir influences of q
PIC climate.
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International Press clubs

spec al 10 rue News.
New YORK, April 24.-All the
arrangements have been perfected
for the forthcoming convention of
the Inter- ational League of Press
Clubs at st. Paul. The New York,
Boston and Philadelphia delegates
will start from New York City on a
special train Of palace cars on the
morning CT May IT., ard will pick
up the delegates from Cleveland,
Pittsburgh. Chicago and other
points en- route. AS special guests
the party will have George w
Childs Of the Philadelphia Ledger,
Gen. Felix Agnus of the Ba timore
American, Gea. Charles III Taylor
of the Boston GLOBE, and Col. John
a. Cockerill of the New York
Advertiser. The convention will
be in session at ST. Paul for three
days. after which the delegates will
q to Chicago.
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pre>b,tcry OF phiIndc,phin.

special To The News
PnIlADE ruIA Pa. April "a A
special meeting of the presbytery of
Philadelphia is being held today to
consider what answer 1t shall make
to the overtures from the general
assembly on the revision of the con
fesson of faith. Some months Il 20
the Presbytery declined to give any
answer to the overtures and decided
to ask that the constitutional ques
ton involved should be considere d
by the higher body. This action,
however, was bsequently recon
sidered, and today the presbytery Ii
taking up the question seriatim.
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u.-,tissiAsIppi Congress.

InnTy. Utah, April 24.-The
k;ous opera house was filled with
|s.inguished gathering of repre-
katiyes Of western states at noon
= when the fifth annual pre-
sry meeting of the Trans
kissippi congress was called to
Ir GOV. Prince, OF New
fico, is president. The congress
[esents the entire territory west
|he Mississippi river, as well as
eastern part of Louisiana, within
eity of New Orleans, and is the
lest gathering on the subjec
r. the .dea of a commercial con-
Is of western states was first
Sinsted. Prominent among
e present we're O. w. Crawford
Texas who is secretary of the
|press. N. A. Morfoid Of
|lona. Col. A. c. Fix Colorado;
LII. johnson, Minnesota; G. w.
ston. Montana; M. w. Mills,
4 Mexico; Mayor Palmer, Sioux
I Hon. Thomas M. Patterson,
Dorado. The opera house, which
seating capacity of 2, 800, was
Mded TO The doors, all the dele
es present having been appoint' d
her by the governors Ct their
bective commonwealth or by
| principal chambers of commerce,
Alds of trade or other commercial
hies of their respective cities.
e cor eress, as at first, organized,
8 intended to deal solely with
estions of deep water facilities,
\ its scope and programme has
en broadened, and it now deal'
III questions affecting the general
(ltsre of the Trans Mississippi
untry, including silver irrigation
Sci6c and Gulf Coast harbor i'm
ovements, and kindred subjects
pc pressn, congress is OF great i'm
krtance because it precedes ny
IN weeks the rtconvening of tn
International Silver Cor ference a
fussels ard is therefore all orde
opportunity of voicing tn
pinOns Of twenty-five states o
Ne silver question. The openin
esion was devoted TO addresses @
Hlcome, after which the usus
mmittees on ere dentials and ord,
business We're appointed. Tn
pgress will be in session at leas
week, and a large number OF tn
|egates will take a special trai
the opening of the World
pr at Chicago.
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Thinking over II.
Gal to The News

ALBANY, New York, April 24.-
vernon Flower has denied him.
to visitors today, and is deeply
crossed in the documents relating
the application for a pardon for
|rlyle w. Harris, the convicted
fe-poisoner. By the morning
Pil he received several atfidavits
Pm the flee of the district attor-
\ in New York, rebutting some
those fled in behalf of the COL :
Pted man. 1t is believed that his
tsion will be rendered tomorrow.
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Executive Committee

Special to The News
CncAGo, April 24.-The eNecu,
tive committee OF the Board OF
Lady Managers of the Worlds Fan
is in session today for the purpose
of preparing the report to be sup
mitted to the fun meeting OF the
board which opens on We dnesday,,
Mrs. Potter Palmer presided ano
representives of ten states are u
attic nd ance.
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OFF for New York

IA U INt NtWS.
p NORFOLK, Va, April 2l.-Amid
+ booming of cannon and a tor
pt of cheering from the tens of
pusar Is of spectators on shore
+ naval fleet weighed anchor this
prning and started for New York .
Pc Unite i States vessels were in
{ lead, followt d by the visitors
pm abroad. The fleet will anchor
p ght at Sandy Hook.
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MORNING SPECIALS.
; rnA>s-n'>s.ss,r n. con-
CORDIALLY OPENED.

naval Fleet or for new YORK
L,vtery Of Phiiade1Phia--N Ma
of,he Golden West-.The
4 Liberty Beii--Other Matters OF
|terest
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Native son. Of the Goidenwest

SACRAMENTO, CAL. April "a =
The annual convention of the
"Native Sons of the Golden West
opened here today, with over
two hundred delegates in attend
ance. The reports show that the
organization is in a hourishing con-
dition. The convention will de-
eide whether the native sons shall
run an excursion to Chicago for the
Worlds flir.
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King Humb-r,'. silver wedding

Special to the News
ROME, April "a. The festivities IN
connection with the silver wedding
of King Humbert and Qaeen Mar
ouerlte were continued to-day. Inns
morning there was a grand military
and civic parade over three miles
miles in length, aud which was re,
viewed from the main balcony OF
Oairinial BY the king and queen
the Emperor William, the Princess
of Wales and her daughter and the
other royal and distinguished guests
This afternoon there was anothel
state dinner at the palace while TO
night there will be out of door tete
and concerts without number, au'
the l.. .ernal city will be alive witt
merry makers.