The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28

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thr"e OF 'Loheng"in. by Wagner md
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Lug! Maria Won KunitS, the con-
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orchestra VINO VIII play to-niGh:, has
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remarkable Tor man so yonnE. He
WAS corn N Vienna In 1870 At the age
OF sixteen ne entered the University OF
vienna IN 1856 and was ecu: out" fir
cG;ni1eFciIl career, according 10 the
calculations ut those who thought they
knew more than nature. The bent Of
Young F"n kuAits for music proved 50
SSfOnS as TO dominate even marked tai
"ht III other directions, aad 20 win
speedy f:c"Gniuon. AT nm early age he
mastered the violin AVID became the
'"ncersmeister OF the kretschmann or
c'"A'rL w vienna, ana IN 1891. was pro-
mo'ed TO the leadership Of the same
y similar POSITION was filled by Mr.
Won kWnitS with the Austrian urches-
Na' AZ IN" y" or!d'S Fair and In 1895 he
ot!lcStra. as 4heodofc Thomas is the
veteran symphony orchestra condu"-