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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
The Epi.conaI Conrress.

BosToN, November 15.-This even
ing's session OF the Episcopal Church
Congress, held at Music Hall, was large.
ly attended. The topic for the evening
How 10 relieve the poor without
pauyerizing them" created un-
usual interest. aud those who
spoke on the subject were
men who have had long practical eX-
perience in matters Of charity in this
and other cities. The writer's for the
evening were Mr.. Robert Treat Paine,
Boston, Mass, aud Rev. George +. Nell
son, New York City. The appointed
speakers were M. K. Fulton Cutting,
New York City: Rev. Joseph Reynolds,
Mott Haven, \. Y, and Rev. w. 5.
Rainsiord, d. D., of New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
Japauess suffer Defeat.

LONDON, November 15.-The Times
tomorrow will publish dispatch from
Ten Tsin saying that General Nieh
reports that be was attacked at Mslien
Lung on November IL by the japanese
troops, and that be succeeded 10 repuls-
ing them. The Chinese General adds
that the japanese made a second at
tack upon the positions be occupied on
November y, bot u appears the Japan
ese were again repulsed and the Chinese
pursued them towards FUNGI Wang,
which General Men expected to reach
soon after sending this report. The
similarity between this reported defeat
OF the japanese and the defeat they are
said TO have sustained at Molten, on the
road 10 Pekin. would make It appear
that the two engagements are identical.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

New NoEN, November Patrick
Dempsey, President OF the AmaIga-
mated Board OF C.oakmaSers, said to-
day that great many small firms had
settled with the strikers, but that the
larger FIRMS are still holding out Tie
claims that there are 1900 hands al
work and 5000 sun out on strike. More
than one uuudred homeless zen sleep
nightly ou J1e floors oi Walhalla Hall
Over 900 strikers have been evicted
during the past two weeks for nOn-pay-
ment of rent Trajesmen on the East
Side are complaining thas their business
has fallen of greatly since the strike
began.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
A Terrible Accid,nt.

MUScIE, ISD.. November l5.-This
evening the large mud drum under the
boilers at the Muncie muck bar mill
burst and FIVE men we're drenched with
hot mud and scaidiBg water. This
stuck 20 them aud cooked tho flesh.
The victims are John Gamer, Valentine
Gibson. John Curtis, Lenz'e NJ. Tyler
and John Bowers. The flesh on their
bodies Is cooked. and when Cal ner's
clothes were removed the flesh DR. opped
nff ln places.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
nrr-L.a Loo ELeti.Loas Name..

New York, Novem0e Der 15.-Isaac v.
Strebig, % theatrical manager, has been
made defendant in divorce proceedings
brought To- this city by Nellie Strebg,
who alleges that she was married TO
him TO Chicago three years ago, when
she was r. and he 50 years of age. A
few weeks aE0, 10 Is alleged, Strebig
married Ada MeirOse in Cincinnati
The complainant, who wos formerly an
actress, admits that az her marriage
with S-rebjg both gave fictitious names.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
SIX MONTH"; IN JAIL.

Louis MnIer Plead Guilty 20 uisdsmeaqor,
and was sentenced.
In Criminal Court yesterday morning,
Judge Jordan, Louis Miller, indicted
for misdemeanor, plead guilty, aud was
sentenced 20 imprisonment 10 the conn
~ jail for SIX months. Miller was ar
rested for rooblhg a man Ia saloon on
Market square.
There Will be no session OF Court to-
day. Tomorrow number OF argu-
ments and motions will be made An
effort will be- made 70 clear the docket
at the present term OF Court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
SHE WANTS HIH TO DUseORaE
The Wife of Millionaire Who Beat and
Kicked Her Wants TO Be Paid For 1t.

The Wife OF a Millionaire who Beat and
Kicked Her Wants TO Be Paid For 1t.
New YORK. November 15.-In the
action OF Mary Manning for a separa-
ton from the millionaire banker, John
B. Manuing, Justice Barrett, Of the
Supreme Court, has allowed the COM
ulaInaut $500 counsel fees and $500 a
month a.imony. The parties were mar
ried in 1861 and she says that he has
more than ~. 900. 900 worth of personal
property. de says that he owes more
than million aud that be lost Sl66, 600
ia the past two years. He does not say
how much be is worth over his debts.
Daughters OF the couple make atfidavits
siding with the mother. They have
kept diary OF Mr.. Manuing's actions,
iu which be ia described aS doing violent
things aud using proiane language.
His vile tells OF many occasions when
be- struck her. While ostensiOy they
lived in luxury, their allowance, she
said, was pauurious Mr.. Manning as
serts that the daughters have frequent
Iy said that they would make MIN dis
gorge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

The Chicago womAR's Club stiu BagglIug
over the Color Line.

CHICAGO, November l5.-The aristo-
cratic women's club, after a stormy ses-
sion to-day, refused to admit % mem
bership the noted colored lecturer, Mrs.
Fanny Williams. The application OF Mrs.
Williams for membership had been con-
sidered a. several secret sessions, and
Quarrel OF the first magnitude was de.
veloped by the discussions. A strong
faction of the club, led by Mrs. Chas.
Henrotln, wife OF the million
aire broker, strongly opposed the
drawing OF the color line,
aud to-day's action OF the member
ship committees Is likely, II is thought,
to disrupt the organization. A recon
sider&tion OF tO-dsy's action IS not i'm
probable, and should Mrs. Williams be
Omitted TO the club, the names OF
several other prominent colored women
will be pressed for membership.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

The money Appropriated by the Board
Of County Commissioners 20 cay election
expenses will be placed 10 the hands
the respective COmmissioners 10 the ar
ierent districts to-day The judges,
commissioners and clerks Of election.
can secure their money by calling uponI
the County Com missioner Of the district
ia which they live.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
psoErTIoN ~ ooURTsHIP.
Revelations OF True Character Made
After tho marriage.

After tho marriage.
Marriage has been truly compared 20
the upmaskinR hour Of 4 masquerade
hall. "My markets made" Is the usual
decision. aud consequently both allow
the masks % drop from their faces. and
discover that they nave cOurted myth
dpd married a reality, says the Pnils-
delphis Times. The wife frets over
"hard WORK." II 10 humble life; worries
over servants and the demands Of sOcis-
". II ln more ati1ent circUmstances.
The husband finds his jolly companions
Al the club far more agreeable than the
wife be married mot the sweet little
creature that was courted by the model
youpg mani. and thus the chasm OF in-
difference is widening between them
daiiy. and home has no charm for either
unwilling captive.
let each remember that cOrrtship Is
onTv mask At best. aud oy striving TO
psnetrate its disguise be better pre-
nared 70 mset the revelations which
must be brought % light when the
masks are finally removed. and after u
,s TOO late % rstrsce their steps. Have
no secrets from each other with which
70 weigh down your after life. BE frank
ana honest, tell each other OF the faults
which will bs revealed 10 time anyway,
ard strive 10 overcome them BY each
assisting the other. Should these faults
break the engagement. IL Is fer better
80 than let them break the heart after
narr iAge-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

Manager Charles Feinler, OF
Grand opera House, has just rshttsd
the stage with a suite OF elegant new
parlor furniture II tisAll OF the latest
design and fnlsh, and makes very hns
appearance Manager Feinlsr j. re-
fttlng the stage with new lurniturs
throughout
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
rln.p Of Mnrk

Richard scheoppoer has Just 6nIshsd
a very dne hard wood iDlad floor 10 one
OF the rooms In his residence on Seysn-
tseuth street. every joint 10 grooyed
and glued. aud II took thousands Of
small blocks % put IL together, the cen
tre square alone coniaius three hund-
red uteces
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

Businpss Transacted Yesterday % oward
Had sovereign Address the stenbly.
NEW ORLEANS, November I5.-Tne
Knights OF Labor morning session was
consumed in listening t1 an address by
Mr.. George Howard, Vice President of
she American Railway Union. MIR.
Howard presented proposition
for the consolidation OF all the
laboring organizations of the
country into one vast body, under a
single board OF management aud with
an amNgamation OF Interests. Vie be-
fsved that if such q plan were adopted
LABOR would be benefited aud would be
io position the more completely 90
have its wrongs redres,ed and Ju more
speedily 90 obtain jrS rights.
Grand Master Sovereign also spoke in
favor of the o an proposed by Mr. How
ard. which be recommended as possess
ing elements of advantage that ID would
not be we'll 60 overlook.
The afternoon session OF The Is. or l..
convention convened az % O'Clock aud
adjourned al $500
General Master Workman Sovereign
delivered his auuua. address, which was
An exhaustive aud elaborate re sumo of
the work Uf the order from its in-
cip.euCy.
Referring TO the American Railway
Union Affiliations, he advised action
with this as well as all labor iOrgau-
izati5ns. His resume OF the tuumau
strike terminated 10 severel critI-
cism OF Major General John N Scbo.
field, and the recommendations Il that
officer Cor an increase of rhe ARMY, TO-
getber with an action Of Coicago aris-
tocracy, who were permitted 90 0teseut
8 standard of coioTs 90 The Fitfeuth
Infantry. ''was an niad.csuon of aC uu-
easv desire 10 su0iugate labor u the
military powers of the nation
He urged that the assembly fake
strong Srounds against an iucreasG OF
the military force of ueHst.o0 ana tRat
they advocate "a decrease in the regN-
lar army aud the abolition of the StatR
militia. for from them are coming TO
the surface the sentiments OF a military
despot.sm."
Al the close Of the address the report
OF the general executive board was pre-
sented aud referred % severa commit
tees. The meeting then adjourned
70 meet again az 9 a. NJ. tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
Steamship Arrivals.

Queenstown, November 15.-Arrived:
Germanic, from New York.
LoNDoN. November l5.-Arrived: Mani
toba, from New \ Ork.
BOrLoGNE. November 15.-Arrived:
Rotterdam, from New York.
GLASGOW. Novem Ger l5. - Arrived,
steamer Grecian, New YORK; Prussian,
Boston.
BREMEN, November 15.-Arrived. steam
er Lain. New York via Southampton
LIvERPOOL, November 10. - Arrived,
steamer Ohio, Philadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
WILL GO INTO COURT.
The Miners Union VIII Attempt To
Enforce the Contract
MADE EBYTHE OPERATOR BYLAW

Two Of the Largest Coal Compa-
nies in the Pittsburg District
Are Operating Fourteen Cents
Below the District Rate-Other
Concerns VIII Make Similar
ReductiOns-Why the Miners
We're Shut Out at New Orleans.
An Effort TO Get Up a Coke
Strike Fails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

Third, mile selling, Little Matt 80, Gal
lice III, Ei Kearney Ill, Clarus 93,
Connors 90, Gallatin %, Pulitzer 80,
Baroness %, Paris 90. Charter 96.
Fourth, q selling, Wernburg los, Pan
way 90, Maggie Smith 90, Willie McAn-
life 90. Sappho 90, Grampian go,
Diabolus 90 Black Hawk 99
Prince John 96. Long Brook 1OS
Fifth. & mile, Owlet lis, Hermanita
100. Oily Gamin 100, Red Top 100, Fan
ME B 100, Moderoica 100, Lady Rich
mond 100, Buckeye 90, CocKade lOl.
Sixth, =, selling. Marshall llO, Nero
Little Tom 1OI, Jack Rose 100, Tiny
Tim log, Leonardo lob.
HAVE FALLEN THROUGH.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo, November 15.-Ne-
gotiations for a six-round glove fight
between Denny Needham and Tom Ira
cey, before the Triangle Club, Of Chi
cago, next Monday evening, have fallen
through.
Yesterdays FOOT BALL GAMES.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS, November 49,
Harvard defeated Brown this afternoon
by a score of IS to 0, in a poorly played
game.
LAST NIGHTS BILLIARD PLAY.
New YORK, November 15.-TOtal
score: Ives 2,4OO, Schaefer 1,793; high
est runs, Schaefer 244, Ives II; average
for night, Schaefer 81 Q 16, Ives AZ 6-7;
grand average, Schaefer SO % 40, Ives
is 4S-49.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
THB NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Ten Per Cent. Assessment Rule
Has Been ReScinded,
BUT ONLY AFTER A HARD FIGHT.

Nick Young Continued as Presi-
dent-Corbett and ODOnnell
Are Training for Coming
Fights ts-O'Donnell Is Initiating
Bob Fitzsimmons' 8 Style-OOr-
bett Ran Twenty Miles Yester-
day-In the Best OF Condition.
O'Douneu Will Issue a Chal-
lenge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
BIG SHOOTERS QUARRELINa.
Elliott aud Carver Talking about shoot
ing for n Fortune.

Elliott aud Carver Talking about shoot
ing for Fortune.
Chicago, Novem Der Is. The worlds
greatest shooters are al present in the
city. Carver is as bold as a lion; the
others seem to 5e afraid OF each other.
Yesterday Carver aud Elliott had
heated discussion. Elliott plainly stated
thst he placed no faith 10 the
shoot for the cham UiOnShip OF
America, which has become
fixture at Burnside for Thursday.
Carver then made a startling proposi-
tiou 70 the effect that be would engage
with Elliott in a series OF 100 matches,
10 be shot on 100 consecutive days, sun
days excepted, for $3.50 side each
match, the forfeit for each shoot TO be
deposited with the stakeholder the day
before. Had the match been arranged
10 would have meant stakes aggregatlng
S25. 600. The Kansas City sportsman
found this proposition too steep for him.
As a compromise Carver offered 70
make the stakes for each day
500 a side. Brewer was expect
ed 70 turn the shooting world
UPSIDE down. He sent telegram last
Friday declaring he would make the
cracks here shoot or else drive them
into the lake. So far the lake has been
cheated out OF It's victims. He may
shoot Elliott on Saturday. Elliott
holds the American Field challenge cup,
aud Brewer lays claim TO the worlds
championship.
Or. Frothingham and w. T. Irwin, OF
Peoria, shot az 50 birds for $50 a side at
Burnside yesterday, the former killing
45 and the latter 43 birds. IL IS ex-
uected that Frothingham will enter the
race Thursday for the pionShip of
America. II is expected that there
will be about twelve entries, in which
event il will take two days 70 decide
the event.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
BIG FIRE IN COLORADO.
Two Million Dollars Worth of Prop
erty Destroyed.
STARTED INASAWMILL AT WARD,

And Spreading Into the Sur
rounding Timber, Did Immense
Damage, Including the Total
Destruction OF Several Mining
Camps-The Fire Spread With
Frightful Rapidity, Travelling
in Great Sheets, and Sweeping
Everything Before 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

THE WAY to reach eatarrh is through
the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla, By pu-
rifying tae blood, removes the cause OF
the disease aud permanently cures ca
tarrh. Take only Hoods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

ST. PErERsBURG November Two
religious services FOR the repose Of the
soul of Gar Alexander were held 10 the
Cathedral OF So. Peter and -. PAnl TO-
day. During the services the genera
public was not allowed 10 the buiidi5
At other times throughout the day, b
ever, great crowds were IN waitig
Gle past the bier aDd take tls
look AZ the face OF the dead
So great was the tarolE
were formed outzS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
FlrzsrMMoNs's KNOCKOUT BLOW
steve O'Donueu Training CoroeJt IN De-
feeding himself Against II.

feeding himself Against II.
GALESBURG. Ills, November 10
Champion James J. Corbett announces
tonight that Steve O'D0nn5ll is ureDar-
ing TO issue challenge for match be-
tween O'Donueli AID any man in the
world for s., 600 g side, Peter Maher or
Jim Hall preferred. The match Is 10
take place the same week Cor bett fights
FltzsimmonS. Brady arrives IN Chicago
sunday 10 meet COrbett 10 arrange
O'Douuelrs match. C0rbett says O'D0n-
nell aud McNey are training him daily
for his fight with EitzSimmons. COroett
to-day ran twenty miles and is ia eX-
cellent condition. O'Doune.l who was
formerly wiki FitzSimmOnS In Australia,
is teaching Corbstt how 10 avoid Fitz-
simmons's knockout b,oT, and tries
nightly to get in this blow on COroett
REsrLTS AT ST. AsAPH.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 10
The talent Quit heavy losers at the
81. Asaph track to-day, only one favor
ite getting . decision. Summaries:
First. half mile, Nineveh, so; second,
six furlongs, DerfsrRll, 1916: third,
six and a half furlongs, Panway, l:22 s. ;
fourth, Eve and half furlOngs. Flush,
N1:lO$: Fifth. seven fnrlongS, Prince
,orge, l:2S94; sixth, mile, Setauset,
Moving IRs.the entries at st. Asaph
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
Nursing as a Profession.
Some rsgaasaOls figures are gigsn a

! q UIu u Ut @ aII % .
ity of nursing as an Occu-
Awomen. At one { the
)ospitals upwards o 5. 600
We been made 10 tenter
EaiEing Home duri5g the
|snothsr London I'D pital
Applications we're : ceig-
months Of this yea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
KILLED b, the Woman ae Had wrOnrsd.

STOCKTON, GALA, November Is
Frank Quinn, a well known Young man
N this city. was shot and killed to-day
IA q .odgiug house by young woman
n Amed E5ith Elder. She subsequently
sbb herself 10 the right side. out she
w recover. The woman confessed
m, Cue intended TO shoot Quinn because
he ad wronged her under promise Of
ma iage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

HooD's PILLS act easily, yet prom
" aud effectively. Oh the liver J
bowels csc. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16
few po.,mas,sr at Fairpolnt.

-. o .l- .l.Cts.s-
M sHNGToN, D. c., November Is
r Bethel was to-day appointed post.
ma at Fairpoin1 Belmont county,
~ Fice = n. Henderson resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

WlLKEsBARRE. Pa. November 1.-The
isrve breaker over No. 3 mine OF the Della
s..snd Hudson Company a. Piynourh
ntIreiy DESTROYED by IRE this ege1i 2 I
nadred men 40 thrown out OF WOE. s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

TIE M0ST remarkable cures Of
scroiuia on record have been accom-
pushed 6y Hood's\ Sarsaparilla This
medicine is uneQu4 lied for diseases Of
the blood. Take " Hoods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-16

HooD's PILLs and-made and per.
feet in proportio appearance. CSC.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-10
MAY FESTIVAL.
Directors and Officers of the AssOcia-
ton Elected Last Night.

The annual meeting of the subscribers to
the guarantee fund of the May Musical
Festival Association was held at the DENT
son Hotel last evening. Vice President d.
p Erwin presiding. The list of guarantors
was read showing the amount secured to
be $105OO. +. w. Flanner, Ferd l.. Mayer
and H. l.. Rust were appointed a commit
tee to nominate directors, and after brief
deliberation reported the following seven
teen names to the meeting:
d. 2. Erwin, Major Taylor, Sol Hays.
NJ II. Spades, e. S. r. Seguin, DR.. c. l..
Wilson, W. I. Barnes, w. G. Hunter, O.
r. Johnson, Samuel l.. Look, II. II. How
land. Albert ]. Beyerdge, +. w. Panther
Henry :. Fraser. VIM. Berterman, h. L.
Condo Franklin Vonnegut.
The report was approved and the direct
orS went into executive session ana elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
President Ferd l.. Mayer; vice president.
Major Taylor; secretary. o. r. Johnson;
treasurer, Samuel l.. Look.
On motion of General Carnahan the char-
man appointed a committee OF three 10
prepare new articles of association, TO be
regularly filed with the Secretary of State.
Lilly, to have the articles so amended as
TO make the organization q permanent one
and the guarantee fund permanent as well.
This last-named action is TO save the time
same ground, and no trouble is anticipated
securing permanent guarantorS.
The directors will meet Friday afternoon
TO perfect their organization, appoint COM
mittees etc, and also 10 decide on the time
for holding the festival this year. The
Festival association was incorporated in
1850. The new articles will be prepared i'm
mediately.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-10
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The tunnel policemen have been ordered
TO appear before DR.. carp for medical ex-
animation.
There will be a meeting or the officers and
teachers of the Girls Industrial School to-
day, at D. m, at the home of Mrs. Hem
erickson.
The Marion County Agricultural and
Horticultural Society will hold Its regular
monthly meeting at me Statehouse next
Saturday. j. J. w. Billingsiey viii read a
paper on "Soil Moisture"
The first contest in the billiard tourna-
ment at the Union League Club billiard
rooms was between James Mann and Ed
ward Divine, and was won by the forIner
by a score of 100 to Sc. The next contest
will be tonight between Sanford Coons
and c. NJ. WILDER.
The Lion & Deer Manufacturing Cons
pany, of lafayette, Ind, capital stock $i0.-
600; the Elastic Steel Wire Fence Company
OF Liberty, capital stock 100000, and the
Barbour Tablet Ink Company OF Evans,
Vile. capital stock 5000, were Incorporated
yesterday.
Mr. Julius A SCHUYLER Of the jury Of
awards on wines at the worlds fair, has
received a letter from the Hon Il. Dupuy
de LONE royal commissioner for Spains
thanking him for his report on Spanish
wines. The commissioner says: II certainly
will remind my government of your valuas
BILE contribution in your report on our
wines"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-10
SEARCH LIGHTS In THE SKY.
"Old DOminion's" Advertising Enter
prise Draws a Big Crowd.

The Old Dominion search lights held high
carnival on the roof of the Bates House
last night, to the satisfaction Of a large
number of people who crowded the streets
in that vicinity and watched with great
interest the working Of the powerful lights,
which were such well-known feature of
the worlds fair. Indianapolis will have
these sky-scraping illuminators for the next
three weeks. and in that time if there is a
man, woman or child in this section who
fails to see them it will be because they are
other blind or do not watch the heavens
at night" The street urchins basked in
the huge flood of light as il was turned
every now and then on to the street be-
the immense and faT-reaching rays around
over the city the Illuminated trail was fol-
lowed by thousands of eyes. These lights
nave sort of fascination about them, and
the crowds fingered until the exhibition was
over: 1t was watched from hundreds of
windows In various parts of the city and
was decidedly successful start for the
operators made targets of every high point
round about. Favorite marks were the
Union Station clock and the soldiers mon
ument- The figure of Indiana which crowns
the great monument stood out in magnlii-
cent relief whenever the largest of the two
lights rested on IL.
The exhibition last night was a piece of
unusual enterprise on the part of the Old
Dominion cigarette people. 1t has caused
an immense amount Of talk, and. while
an expensive, will doubtless prove profita-
BILE advertisement.