Coalville Times | 1900-06-15 | Page 3 | Ghost Played Plane

lltinat riarnl I lano. I West Point correspondent New York Herald Itesldents of Itugertown, n suburb ot thn post are Interested In a weird concert which was given one night thl week In tho parlor of the home ot Androw Kuhn, a private of tho army service detachment. Tbe performance did not begin until Just As tbe old clock tn tho tower of the academic building had (truck the hour of midnight tho nrtltt was Invisible, and Rhailly sonatas, symphonies nnd the like were rendered In wonderful style It seems that Kuhn, who Is an old resident of the post, bad retired with bis family for tho night, wh'n they wero aroused by very loud and thrilling piano playing The sound seemed to be coining from tho parlor Upon their entering the room they found It quite deserted The piano lid was rioted, but lotno Invisible agency was sounding tho keys They were .badly frightened It might havo been a cat, but tho piano was doted, or It might havo been rats nibbling tho strings, but tho string havo been found to be uninjured