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no SLEEP ron THREE MONTHS.
One Cause of sIeepicssncsr that Can
Bc Readily Overcome.

Mr.. William Handsohu OF Forty -aixth
Street Cotton Alley, PittAburg, Pa. ex-
presses himself as follows regarding the
new remedy for that common and obsti-
nato disease. piles: II take pleasure In
stating that I WINS 10 afflicted with nllsa
that for three months got no regular sleep:
became completely Frustrated. Tic doc
tors did me no good my brother told me CT
the new remedy for piles. the Prratiiit P'lel
cure: / purchased from my druggist tbrcc
50-cent boxes and they co,n9i etc. care,i
me. ] am once more al my woflS. and but
for this excellent medicine ] should be on
my back. ] take great pleasure IL writ'lg
this letter because so many lappin are sli u
ferors from this trouble who like myself did
not know where TO look for permanent.
reliable safe cure
Experience with the Pyramid Pile Cure in
the past three years has demonstrated 70
tho medical profession, AZ well as 10 thnu-
sands OF sufferers from piles, that II IL the
safest and most cifcctual pills cure ever Of
fered 10 the public contaiai * no opiatek or
roisons OF any kind. painless ami couyyn,
lent TO handle. and heinS sold by druggists
nj 80 cents and 81 per INK. y withfn tbe
reach OF every sunerGvt
Very frequently two or three boxes has
made complete cure Of chronic cases tpAt
had moi yielded TO other remedies for yeprs.
There liz scarcely a tseaH more aggra-
v.ling and obstiua. 70 eilse Ian he ssr-s
ious forms OF piles. arf Y u cN,rn0n
practice TO use 0intments salves and sim
liar preparations containing dangerous poll
song 10 remove the trouble. The ryramiA
mas superseded all OF these Intellectual RENE
cdies and no one suffering with any rarfal
trouble will make any mistake IN Eiving the
Pyramid a trial.
N NJ doubt aa to the nature Of xouP.s
trouble send TO the Pyramid Drug c0iny
many MarshaiI. Mich, for valuable liltlo
book on plies. describing all forms 81 tho
Jisnase and describing the method of curo
ANY druggist can furnish the Pyrami1
Pile Cure as II Is the best known and nnqet +
popular remedy for piles and " you ~
him be can doubtless refer you 70 mnnZs
people In your vicinity who bars BEEN curt
completely BY Il. rs e & "a
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SHORT MEMS STORIES.

Los ANGELES. Gait. A. Cookburu. one
OF the proprietors OF two largo ostrich FARMS
IN Southern California, has gono TO Sau An
tonic. Texas, for the purpose OF establishing
an ostrich farm at that place,
sT. i.oDls--Daniel McCieland. aged 49,
employed IA paint works, committed suicide
by putting his head between the pondcroua
wheels OF tho machine known no the putty
chaser. When found tho mans head was
stuck between the wheels aud tho post
crushed 10 pulp.
KANSAS clTY--A special to the star from
Tahleqnah, !. n, says; u w. Buehyhaad, ono
OF the most prominent Cherpkecs, died here
OF BrightH disease, He was 76 years old and
has IN turn Allied every office In the Nation
KANSAS CRY william A. Vaughn, u pio-
nepr. is dead ut his homo here.
WICHITA, Kan.--At a mass meeting Wich-
ita cit1ons formulated an invitation TO Pres
ident Mckinley 70 visit the city during the
rransmiss'sripp rcnEfess next fali " ne
accepts President DiRs OF Mexico VIII bs In
yited to meet him here.
SAN FRANclScosrln a padded cell in tho
CITY Receiving hospital. q. Dordano, nephew
Of Francisco Dcnuas. ek.preaident OF saliva
dor, is trying To starye himself 10 death.
For two days he has stood In an attitude OF
prayer and has not taated food or drink
lIARRiSONVILLE. Mo The hanging OF u.
n. Sheer, tho triple murderer, has been pend
ing appeal Of his sentence 10 the supreme
court.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark Charles n. Aycock,
OK treasurer OF Boone county, who abeoonued
a year ago. leaving large shortage. has
been convicted at Harrison and sentenced 70
Ave years imprisonment, Other indictments
arc stil standing against him.
TOPEKA Kan.--News has been received
here in n private dispatch that cxdioyrrnor
Thomas s. Osborne Is dead al Mehdyiile. ia.
UILLSBoRo, ore GINS Wnchtin, the MUIR
dcrer OF John Ledrlck. was hanged here.
LANTANA, Fla.---The foreign bark Lothue.
Captain o. Anderson, from Pensaools TO Bnc,
nos Ayrss, stranded of LaDtana, The crew
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In THE FIELD OF SPORT
NAHER SAYS HE WANTS TO FIGHT
KID MCCOY.
able oner--snIiiyan ON Latter
Day Pugiiism.

New York. February 4.-Iohnny Eckhardt.
the well known sporting man. arrived today
from Albany. for the purpose Of securing
kid" McCcy's consent 10 box Peter Maher
in a twenty round contest at the Palace Ath-
Ietic club of Albany. which WIS organized
a few days ago
Eckhardt Is member of the new club, and
says he has been authorized to offer purse
OF $4,000 for tho contest, Eckhardt met Nc
Coy and made him tho offer. Mccoy Is hold
ing off for three more weeks. hoping to hear
from Fitzsinmons in regard 10 whether he
will accept or decline his challenge. so be
told Eckhardt he would give him final an
swer by that time Mahor is willing to ae-
eept any reasonable offer that comes along
for a fight with Mccoy.
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THE DECREE IS MODIFIED.
Dried Fruits Arc Not Included 10
the Embargo.
FRESH FRUITS MUST RE INSPECTED.
In spite &c the Hunaesrsth's R-scla-
ton Amcrscan Fresh Frait Is
Rctwg Excludcd.

Washington. February THO state de-
rartmcnt has been notified by Ambassador
White at Berlin, OF the modification OF
tho original decree issued BY &hc rrussisn
minister of finance, Hr. Miguel, prohibit
ing the importation of American fruit.
According to the ambassadors cahlcsram
today tho decree does not MS no advised
yesterday, apply to dried fruits. while
fresh fruit will be admitted to entry IL an
examination shows its condition to be sat-
isfactory
II these notifications had been made In
the decree It would appear that the prompt
representations made by the United States
have received an equally prompt consid-
GRAFTON on tho other side. 1t is certain
that II the decree. as originally promul-
gated had been applied to shipments OF
fruit In transit, as ite terms Indicated. the
shippers would have a right TO claim In
demnity from tho Prussian government
for damages sustained by them, and Il
would have been regarded by the United
States government as n matter OF duty TO
sustain the demand for Indemnity.
The state department Is now Obliged TO
await the receipt OF full adyices OF the cx-
act nature Of the notifications and watch
Its workings. II is hoped tho restrictions
may not be unduly severe. for II is believed
that, us In the case OF meat, tho DEGREES
VIII be modified so as not 10 harass Inn
portcrs OF fruits.
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NcM ORIGINS Rncen.

New Orleans, February lClear and cool
weather and fast track were the conditions
today Three favoritos won and at least two
OF the other winners we're backed. Sum
maries;
Six furlongs, selling Takauzc. Mazcppa.
Everest. Time, 1:l5A.
Seven turiongs Lew Anna. Brighton. Jim
Flood. Time, 20
Seven and half furlongE-Celtic Bard
Robert Bonner. Shutuecock, Time. iia5A.
Mile and sixteenth--Judge Steadman. Lo-
bengula, Albert 5. Time 1894
six fnrlongs, selling Globe II, II. u. Sack
EFT, Jim List Time, t:i6a
Six furlongs- Bertha Nell. Banrica, Gyp-
ceiver. Time. H.
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Goliad, Texas, February s--Tbo first days
meeting OF the Gnliad Racing association
opened today under very favorable eircum-
stances, and viii continue through tomorrow
aud next day. There was large crowd In al
tendance owing 10 the unfavorobe weather
yesterday, several horses did not arrive. but
will arrive this evening In time for entry to-
morrow morning. The first race today was
swecpstake, $50 yards DASH for n purse Of
$50 $50 10 the winner SIS to the second md
S. to third. Nancy e. won first money, Red
Girl second and Mary Blaine third
Or. Joseph Get1willcr and Charles Gahnrt
were the judges, and W. X. Taylor tapped
thgD of
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GOVERNMENT ny INJuNorIoS.
First Bill Ia Prevent ~ In virginia
,sanlmIsIaau

'SauluIsg5sT
Richmond, Va. February 4-rhe ONLY
legislation yet essayed 10 carry out the
government by injunction plank OF the
Chicago convention was In the shape OF
bill introduced In the house Wednesday.
Its patron, Mr.. Sanders, has offered moro
anticorporation measures than amy other
member, This bill divides nontempts into
two classcs--direct and Indirect contempts.
defining with precision direct contempt.
and declaring all others TO be indirect con-
tempt The person charged with this Of
Tense may DO brought before the court and
statement of the alleged facts made and
submitted. The accused must answer
these charges In specified time. The
rules governing the trial OF the accused
are TO be those observed In criminal cases
The blu in effect Is substantially that In.
troduced IN the United States senate b,
Hon David b. Hin. of New York sssera
! years ago.
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set into tho ring to congratulate the man
who gave me about tough AN argument as
ever experienced. No. don't think that
eau take kllraln seriously. Hut II things
should come to pass that wc were to meet
In any Kind Of u bout believe that, even In
my present condition, could stop him In Ave
round. However. as don't look on the mat
rims encounter, l don't care to got mixed up
in the tribe OF wind jamming actors OF the
present day, for that kind of stun never did
boxing any good Whore do you suppose the
sport would be today II had talked ms the
men OF the present time talks II would have
been killed and buried beyond resurrection.
and so We will let the matter drop.
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WHITE rlLEs rRorEsr.

Berlin, February 4.--Mr White last
evening lodged another formal protest
with Baron Buelow, as In spite OF the
bundesrath's resolution American fresh
fruit is everywhere excluded. The consul
at Dusseldorf telegraphed today that only
dried fruits had been refused and that
there Is about 1000 barrels OF apples In tho
States ambassador says he has been del
uged with appeals from fruit merchants.
dealers and shippers who have been liz
jured by the decree, and several OF them
have thanked Mr., White for the vigorous
measure he has taken.
1t appears that DR., MIGUEL and Baron
Won Hammerstein Toxten issued the de-
cree with the authority OF the Prussian
cabinet
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SULLIVAN TALKS.
Don't Care Ia Mix with Windjam-
ming Actors,

1.-THE last time Jake and talked fEht was
In the suffolk club, in Boston. few years
ago. when no came near making steve
o'Donnoll forget that he over had glove
on said John l.. sullivan few days ago
.That. by the way. was the frst time that
we had ever spoken from the day that We
nnt as enernias in the ring at Richburg. and
Il did me good 10 see Kirsin do so well Win
o'Donnel. and, at that, Jake carried some.
thing like 2io pounds of beef win MN IN tna.
eicilf. round bout l sat Immediately behind
him in his corner, and tipped him on how 70
work against Brady's counterfeit when a
draw was announced was one OF the nrst 10
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BLEW UP A HOUSE WITH DYNAMITE.
Five Americans Are Alleged the Deed In Small
Settlement In Mexico.


Mexican
Preside Ine
alleged be Implicated 10 me M
this
Identities hut ic
this
after he but
ruedy and said report p the matter
81 me on 1'y
cisrut hst theyk parties
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sLossoN AND sMAErEn
VIII Meet In New York to Contest
FOR the national Championship.

New York. February 1.-The billiard match
between Champion George Siosson and Jacob
schaefer. which Is announced to begin To-
morrow at the Madison Square Garden is
creating great interest among lovers OF the
game. Slosson recently defeated all tho
crack players OF the country, including
Schaefer at the tournament held in this city
last month"; since then Schacfer has been
train,ng hard and has also doue some very
clever work at the Chicago tournament. held
nings, thus defeating cx-Champion Ives rec
ord mark George Slosson hus been hard ut
work practicing for the match snd unless tho
effect Of his recent Illness sets him back NJ
the last minute. he VIII be in good condition.
The conditions OF the nvtch are 600 points
on I6-iuch baik Tor $500 side and the Bruins
wick Balke-C olleuder trophy.
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Whites Opposition TO Annexation.

Washlngton, February F.-~Senatof WhiFe
concluded his three days speech in opposi-
,ion to the annexation Of Hawaii in the ex-
ecutive session of the senate today. He
denied that there were any valuable agri-
cultural probabilities to justify annexa-
ton, and declared again the entire pow.
er behind the throne was the sugar combi-
nation OF Hawaii whose personal Interests
had be said, always beea consulted before
the interests of the public. He criticised
the presence Of President Dole at this time,
and asked what would have been thought
Of the Prince of Wales had he come here
at the time the arbitration treaty was be-
ing considered.
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sHokT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GREENvILLE--Tbe county commissioners
wcre In session long enough TO count tho
votes cast Ia tho Quinian local option cleo
ton, and, finding 81 for and ~ against. the
refuIt WAS declared IN favor OF prohibition
and the usual order Will issue
WfCO-The city council has passed an or
dirlrcs appropriating funds 10 buy park,
FEnRiS-The pressed brick works at this
place have been htted 10 use corsicana pctTo-
ieIm In their kilns,
GAINEsvILLE-.News has reached town 70
the effect that a little child Of Frank Nat
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'sssssssssesssssssssssssssssssssss
SAINT M'klNLEY'S DAY.
Interesting Correspondence Between Bryan and Davis Of Elaine
Concerning tho Cotton Operativcs' Strike

waeryns has just taken
place William w.
upon the stump the late pertains to the exist
Ing cut in OF
Mr. Davis pate to
republican
lives C w. Davis ateryi ic Me.
Mr. replied
II while
in
advocates of the or J. Bryan"
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san Francisco. February i.--Miie. maidcns--
Rio FRO. Sing Wing. Niihau. Time, 1;i7
Five furlongs- Briar Sweet. Mcdrica, la
mera. Time, 1908.
Mile. selling claudian, satyr. Queen Safe
Time. i:f5S.
Seven furIongs-~ Eddie Jones, Libertine
Prince Tyrant Time, 1:S0k
Mile-Harry Thoburn. Myth. San Marcos
Seven furiones- -Ronito. catayba. FIorian.
Time. &c.,
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Accidentally KiIIed Himself.

Del Rio. Texas, February 4---w. II.
Bibb, an employe OF the Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio railroad and young
business man OF Del Rio, accidentally shot
and killed himself with pistol He only
spoke once after his wife got 10 him.
and that was to say: II did not know
the thing WIS loaded"
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Negrn Chlla nnrnr,l.

Hearne, Texas. February 3.--A local
physician told your reporter today Of a
horrible death experienced by little me-
gro girl at Port Sullivan Tuesday.
While standing In front Of fire her
clothes caught and before the flames could
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,,nrn burned.

Workman, Texas, February | Last night
about 2 o'clock fre destroyed the large
barn with its contents belonging to Henry
Johnson. In the northern part OF town:
farming implements, three buEgies, one
wagon. one cow and calf were burned. LOS
about $4,000; no insurance. Supposed u
have been set on fire liz
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ncindecr for the KJonaiIsc.

Washington, February A cabegrnm
received at the war department today from
DIR. Jackson at Alien Norway, announced
by the United States government. had Just
started from that port for New York with
$50 reindeer and 81 hap men and women
to care for the animals and to drive them
on the government relief expedition when
they arrive in Alaska.
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CABINET MEETING.
Federal Patronage In the south
Wax Discussed.

Washington. February "A number OF
topics were discussed ut toiays cabinet
meeting. but perhaps the most Interesting
one was the dispensation OF Federal pat
ronage in the Southern States whore the
republican party has no representative In
congress. 1t Is probable several appoint
ments will be made in the South, though
the matter has not been fully determined.
The decree OF the prohibition OF fruits
going TO Germany and its later modification
were discussed at some length.
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4 G,rI burned 10 4 Crisp.

Fairlle. Texas, February 3.--While as
sistlng her father to burn stalks Yesterday
afternoon. Emma, the I6-year-olii daughter
OF John Roland was fatally burned by her
clothing catching from the burning stalks.
She was burned TO a crisp and lived only
a foW hours. a -
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Doc. Sod WEE % be Di.sarhed.
washington Star

Washineton STAT.
Having retired from public life. Mr..
Cleveland would doubtless be glad II SEN
ators would refrain from waking him W.
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thcws of Dexter had been fatally burned. The
particulargl could not be learned. z

FORT WoRTH-G. q. Gillett and nssoci-
ates OF Wnodbine, Kan, have this season pur-
from the Panhandle country. They have paid
70 the cattlcmen IN tha State no less tnon
tttn mn !
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Marshall County Citizens Ask the
County Court
8TOl,Ol,lRDER A6sPECIALs ELECTION.
oNTHE PROPOSITION 10 ISSUE
;loo.oce il BONDS 70 BE poNA.
TIED no THE PROPOSED, RAIL
ROAD FROM coNNELLsYiLLE
no THE OHIO RIvER-NlNE-
TENTHs oFTHE RIGHT OF WAY
no BE GIVEN THE COMPANY.
OTHER RAILROAD NEWS

The Marshall county court met yes
sterday morning att o'clock and eject
ed an organization by re-electlnS 8. Il,
Davis, president. A committee. ap-
pointed by a meeting Of Moundsyiile
citizens, held Monday night in the
mayors office, appeared before the
$3coust and presented a petition, signed
by the requisite number OF voters. ask
ing tho court TO order an election that
I The people OF the courty may have an
opportunity to vote on the proposition
or Marshall county subscribing 100000
to the capital stock OF The proposed
Pittsburgh, Connellsville s. Mounds
Vile Railroad Company, and that
bonds OF the county be issued to pur-
chase stock, the bonds to mature thirty
years from the date OF the same. Nine
5tenths OF the right OF way through the
I county Is TO be donated TO the conf
pany. The road Is projected to pass
through the county from east 20 west
sand strike the Ohio river within the
Marshall county lines. w.
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AN INSTRUCTIVE SERMON
Preached Last Evening by Dr.. Pc
schau, of Greensburg, Pa. z

= 4"
Last evening at the English Luther.
an church. on Sixteenth street, the SER
vices following Dedication Sunday In
cluded a sermon by Rev. Dr.. Peschau,
of Greensburg, Pa, an old Wheeling
boy. He took as his text the words
from the Gospel, telling of the, applica-
ton Of the Syrian general 10 the pro-
phet, Elisha, for cure OF the leprosy.
When told to wash himself seven times
In the River Jordan he became very an
ury because such "trlvlal'' command
had been given by the prophet. Adapt
Ing the lesson to the present day, he
said that the true Christian should al
ways be ready to do his duty, no mat
ter In how humble manner.
The congregation should not think, be-
cause 1t has this magnificent edlficc,
that Its work is accomplished; this Is
not oil. Some are troubled like the
Syrian: IL they cannot do something
great they would rather. do nothing. In
Gods work 1t should be remembered
that the humble things are the great
things. Proceeding. the speaker told
OF the apparently little things that had
resulted In. revolutionizing worldly
ways OF living, travel, science, etc.
There was Franklin and his kite. from
which Is directly traced the develop
ment of the giant Electricity. The air
brakeis small, but It controls the rail-
road train. Greatness is sometimes but
n mockery; Attila. king of the Huns,
said the stars ahould move at his COM
mand, but he fills a four by six grave
to. div X - NJ ss,, 5I}' q, i ~ + r
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AsGREAII3EYES'Ti
5was,hs Concert " a.. Pltisbursh sym-
nh o,,y Orchestra. at iii. Grand Last

phony orsh.stra at III. Grad Last
Night. 81 K, W NJ Z.
Musical, Wheeling is INDEBTED TO MI.
Joseph Rhees for The greatest aifair In
It's history this season. a thoroughly
Representative audience, greeted the
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and rs
distinguished lcaderi Frederic Archer In
the Grand Opera House last evening aud
Enthusiastically showed ith appreciation
OF every number rendered. An encore
after each would have been gladly ac-
ccpted and one extra selection. The Nell
Ballet Waltz. Just before the intermis-
sion was Approximately received. The
programme was full OF musical gems and
the Interpretations were faulilets DELI
cacy OF shading and phraslng, were the
distinctive arao.eristics, though the
varied scope ofdthe numbers and the
magnificent portrayal OF each. makes It
almust impossible 10 partlcular1ze any
one movement. 81 l
That each man In tho, ensemble Is mn
artist, the work last night attcsts and
for Mr.. Archer. no words otpraise could
be too fulsome. His coming to Wheel
Ing, either as organlst or with the Pitts-
burgh symphony Orchestra, as Its dis
tingmshed leader, will always be made
the occasion OF a deserved ovation. The
sololsts OF the evening were, violin, Mr..
Frederick Voelker: harp. Nine. Wun-
5erle and Mrs. Flora Williams OF this
city. soprano. u q
The violin selection, was Rats suite
In G. minor, opus 100, with orchestra ac-
compartment. ~
Mr.. ,Noelker's work was marvellous.
his technique has scarcely been equaled
on the concert stage OF Wheeling and
never surpassed. HIS selection consisted
OF Preludio--aIinuetto- Motto Perpetuo
land after, each Mr.. yoelker was cpm-
PEELED to recognize thelhearty apprecla.
ton OF his artistic work by the audi
ence. 7 S M q a ~
Madame wundcrle. the harp sololst.
made a most pleasing Impression. Her
selection, Cberthur's Romance, was q
beautiful one. and eSquisitely inter-
preted. The power and clearness In
the handling OF her instrument, was the
subject OF much comment; and her per-
forniancc was decided success.
Mrs. Flora Williams, director OF the
Woman's Musical Club and leading
soprano OF wheeling. scored \ distinct
triumph in Gonj,z'fS"Hc was a Prince"
and Wheeling was proud of heron this
occasion of artistic results. The orches-
trail Accomplishments are also, worthy. of
special mention. The sololsts were
beautifully supported.
The following orchestral numbers,
Beethoven Symphony, No. q in A, Saint
Saens' Danse Macabre, Wagner's Tam
hauser, Grieg's Peer Gynt. Suite Chop!n's
Polonaise Milltalrc and Dvorak's Carnt-
val, are stamped indelibly. because OF
correct reading and thoughtful observ-
ance OF the baton, in the minds OF all who
heard the Symphony! Orchestra and at
the same time were present at Mue!cal
Wheelings greatest treat.