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New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
MEMBERS OF THE sEMBRICH OPERA COMPANY

Soprano MAD q Mssa@y; so1sa
Grand scene, 'oh, Fatal Stone" Verdi
conceit Tn the Sudan Oervish chorlsj
Tioin solo AdaSto 20 he and it Moo q Perpe
Miss Bertha Bucklin ,-o.
S0s6t9Fs SOGs Solo ai1 snd variations caPs sPRs
Herbert L Clarke,
Soprano solo. What Is Lover, -sousa
Entrance Of the Gods Into walhalla, from "Das
hnelngGa 3t Is 1sf
Concert polka, Fesche Frauen ..:.......s. Lebling
March Hail to the Spirit Of Liberty sousa
- Miss Bertha Buck!in.
Alas for the fame musical pretensions, of
Cincinnati Alas also that The Tribune's
spondent should have had prophetic soul in June,
1S99 when, discussing the future Of the hall built
for the Sangerfest which made such hasco. he
said: Cincinnati is also largely given to sport
and perhaps the wisest among those who are plan
ming for the preservation Of the building the
who vary the monotony of depositng 1ve-cent
pieces in the gambling machines which occupy a
large space in the multitude of gaudy drinking
places by talking of the possible amount of money
to be made by buying the building and giving
prizefght two inside its song hallowed walls"
Alas! again The prizefghts are to take place, not
under the auspices of the sports Of Cincinnati,
but Of the president the Cincinnati Musical Fes-
tival Association, William Hobart; the presi-
dent of the John Church Company Frank A. Lee;
Banker Leopold Kleybolte and Fenton Lawson. all
Of whom have been connected with high class musi-
cal enterprises IN the past. They have. with Others
been incorporated the Sangerfest Athletic Club,
and under their auspices two plu.-ugles named
Jeffries and Rubin, are to fight for the champion
ship of America something. A good natured
Governor has looked up the laws. and concluded
that fight under such distinguished auspices is
boxing match" and all goes merrily toward the
promotion of musical art in the Queen City of the
West.
Notes.-There will be grand Hogmanay concert
in Caledonlan Hall tomorrow evening ..... Hugo
Becker, the German 'cellist, sailed from Europe
Wednesday last the steamer Kaiserin Maria
Theresa, and is expected to arrive here this week
His American debut will made in Boston His
first New-York appearance will be the evening
of January H. Maud Powell, the American vo-
nist, is expected to arrive here next month after
an absence of three years She will make her re-
appearance with the Philharmonic S ciety in Car
negte Hall on Friday afternoon, January IL. and
the evening Of the 18th Miss Adele Lewng gave
panoforte recttals in the st. Elizabeth Convent,
near Morristown N. j.. on December II and 10.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

The actors of the stock company Of Daly's Thea
tire are we'll suited with parts in Lady Hunt
worths Experiment" and the piece shows all signs
of thorough success. The prediction that It viii
run through the season is already heard
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

seTenade from Don GOyanpi 9" Mozart
Eglantne's rectative 'uryanthe Weber
Miss Ternina.
FarandoIe Bize
popular operatic concert will be given on New
Years Eve at Carnegie Hail. which will mark the
last appearance Of Nine Sembrich in New York
this season and the debut Of the leading members
Of the opera company, among them Signor de
Lara, Signor Rossi Sgnor Bensaude and Signor
Dado who will support her on the tour. An at
tractive programme has been arranged and as the
prices are popular many will have an opportunity
to hear Nine Sembrich who have not hitherto
cared to pay the high price Of her recitals There
will be full orchestra, under the direction of
signor Bevignani. The programme in full is as
follows:
Aria Se RaSn3llr Gomez
sisnor Xrcanecio Rosai l'0'Sini
ROmanza saIve dimora" .Gounod
Aria. 'Ah. fors lui Verdi
Ena acte Ia coloibe i5! ae'noflcn Gounoa
Duo Proata 10 son from Don Pas5:ie; hsssenet
o. Nine sembrtch and signor Bensaude
Prologue Z Pagaec LeonoaRaiio aaGFio
rlndise ch mi drag ssHoF Bensaude r,otow
os' g Feauss Ms Rs FssHSs9 ss@5o6 Strauss
Turks, -. sIg4oEs Roas i'o''in
The third Of Mr.. Ossp Gabrilowitsch's recitals
OF pianoforte music will take place in Mendelssohn
Han next Saturday afternoon when the pro-
gramme Will be made up thus
Gavote ct Variations minor Gess-17eD j. P Rapneau
S2qlnata op 10 fat major. Teetbovep
Ct CChant IPo4onais g fiat major. .-.........l '
PsTa5 ~ u major ........ '''Chopin-Liszt
Ia4ae Pig . minor op 28...: Chopin
composition for the piano. Rubinstein
Humoresqqe fiat op ioi i;;dcaf ;ae
Wedding tasl , March and Elm Dance from ;dsum-
Miss HiIdegard Hoffman will sing Handers LET
the Bright Seraphin" and group Of songs at the
second OF the Peoples Symphony Concerts at
cooper Union next Friday evening. The orchestra
VIII play seven numbers from what Mr. Arens in
ssts on calling HandeTs Water and Fire Music {"
ut is chartably to be presumed that he means the
water music" with possibly the addition of the
overture written for the Royal Fireworks) Mozart's
symphony in minor and the air from Racb,s
third suite.
MT. and Mrs. Georg Henschel will give song
recital in Brooklyn. at Association Hall next
Wednesday evening. the programme of which iii
be follows:
Duet from Richard Coeur de Lion fas 4ehui
Aria ..c,or,. Mr. MI and Mrs Henschel.
Aria from La clemenza di Tito IeonsT "a
Aria from sealtra goyernatrce''. Cocc5i &
BaIlade .'Goldschmied's r5chteren r8,,.
'Das Madchen spcicht fom opus Es255 mePeE
Die Krahe from Nrf Die eleTSfne Wihfarre,sa
| Leiermann.' from Die Wlnterreise'' SohL-.
| Two Venetian Boat Songs c.rIoliuoert
''We froh und frisch'' llIllla lT
Mr.. Henschel
Duet from music 10 Tennyson's Becker q Y S..e,
/ Mr. and Mrs Henschel - ''N4AO4o
No More new .......... .....-..-... TIansob1 -
Send Ne Lover did duF Fifs FIGte
- Mrs Henschel. e''1'
Balade die VatergrIft' ......... ~,
Baiiade des Harfners" from Goethes '@VViIbein AS1
Baade Prinz Eugen'' 'Scn ulanr am
Couplets from Rose Ell Colas' ...- >s,
'-Crepuscue ..........-. '''''-'' SSi.ohslgny
Isl i'etais iar5inier Massene
! - N--7 JN''-i'1 .Chaninad,
| Mrs. Henschel.
Mr.. and Mrs Henschsl 80 'e4ue'
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
SYNONYMFS
From The 81.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Hioin me Cleveland Plain Dealer
tenee ITO 40 you use the word 'hounded in this sen
ever he went'T" syrian hounded him wher-
nain dogssd thought it much more refined th.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Marriage, Divorce and Labor Laws.
Tribune Almanac, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Henry woltsohn yesterday received a cable dis
patch from London saying that Miss Clara Butt.
the English contralto. had been obliged to cancel
her American tour on account OF sickness IN her
family,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
Monday morning. July q. 1850.

Nine Tedesco was the Italian singer who took
the part Of Venus at the i-starred Paris perform
ances more than half a year later. The fact that
she seems TO have begun the study Of the part
five months before Wagner finished rewriting 1t
may explain the story that OF the rehearsals
she all but few at Wagner's face with her fingers
extended for scratching. Before the opera was
given Wagner was in a fuEing i'll humor with
nearly everybody concerned. but two months after
he wrote this letter 10 correct current misstate-
ments about HIS purposed changes in the opera
he wrote follows 10 List:
For the present my Paris enterprise occupies me
altogether and mercifully obscures my view OF
future German misery ! do not know what runlors
with you TO the dif1cultles paced IN
my way They may be well intended, but they are
false. Never yet has the material OF an excellent
performance been placed at my disposal so ruly
and unconditionally as has been done at Paris Tor
the performance Of "Tannhauser' at the Grand
Opera, and 1 can only wish that some German
prince would do the same for my new works. This
is the first triumph OF my art which personally
witness. i owe II to the success Of my works in
Germany, which has gained such warm ad-
mirers that the Emperor. on the strength Of their
word, has issued a truly imperial command which
makes master Of the whole material and pro-
tects me from all intl1gues. A translation,
celent could possibly have been expected is an
other earnest of general success. ] have secured
the best singers that be had and the
preparat lions in every department made with a
zeal and a care 10 which Germany has little accus-
toned me. All the leading people with pleasure
10 task which offers them A more interesting oc-
cuparion than is usual ] also take the matter
seriously / am removing such weak points as I
have discovered IN the score. take great delight
N the rewriting Of the great Venus scene. and
hope to improve the effect thereby The ballet
scene also viii be executed the larger scale de-
signed by me
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

The Adams Pantomirne Company. In "Humpty
Dumpty," will remain the special attraction at the
Eden Musee during the coming week Among the
moving pictures shown hourly are many mysterious
subjects. introducing Christmas scenes and charac
ters Cinderella and the Glass Slipper Is OF
the chief pictures The afternoon and evening
certs will have programmes Of vocal and instru-
mental selections
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

CONTEST OVER BURIAL OF BODY ENDS.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30
A private letter from D. Ffrangcon-Davies dstel
Zurich. December 4 says: va

l-
Zurich, December T. says:
y i am hoping that may be allowed IN snara -
IS.nIAstlaS al nome In Berlin this time ~ 10y
I've Ieit IKE a sort of amateur Flying Dutcbrtiere
FROM september to December I have +roLIliS iiau
around, gravitating between the neue g. travelled
WORDS, visiting England, America Canada olG
again. deutschland and Switzerland Next F]i5nC
/ 20 10 BayFeuth at Nine. Wagner's invita- TO-
slns 70 her the Amfortas music in ''Parsifai ~
M 4Ii oe an inspiration for, as Browning saws ..one
can take ones art with one" Next Ta1111oo one
come out again TO America for the Ia ST tiro l
MANY seasons. One must not weary peonJase oI IoI
common gratitude must suggest a suta HE coiI
eTatloh when one has enjoyed such 0rest o.5
undeserVed kindness. eieat ana
Programmes of the first in the series NJ 49,
phony concerts for young people. to begin st tha
Academy Of Music. Brooklyn, under the directt 80
MI Frank Damrosch next Saturday afternoon. -
In Haven" -1~d"ano Egar
Where CoraIs Lee
L6rghetto from Symphony no > -@N'A
A group Of songs: ''--- -HeetnoFen
Where Be Gong?' ......-...... g..
Turn Ye 70 Me- e''......... cld Song
The Banks OF the Daises'' ~ as ~ lsna 1. Melody
''Aymphs and Shepherds .. 'N'u Ailsh Melody
- Mss Marguerite Hail 'Furceil
Dance Of the Sylphs. ...........--..
Programmes OF two concerts to be v,,,ou
sousa's band at Carnegie Hall next ssturdsS. ~
AFTERNOON.
Overture Henry WIZ ~
trombone solo. The Patrot'' ''''''' .Hatton
Arthur Pryor '''''''FFyor
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

"Florodora" runs merrily at thu Casino, the
success of the first night continuing with each per-
formance. Tomorrow night ''Florodora" enters on
the eighth week Of it's engagement. An extra
matinee will be given New Years Day.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

The first night Of the third week Of the opera IS
set down for the re-entrance on the Metropolitan
stage OF the most popular singer who has ever sung
therein. Jean de Reszke. To the delight Of some
and doubtless the disappointment Of others he
viii appear as Lohengrin instead Of Romeo The
list will also introduce singer new to New York
in|ne person OF Miss Macintyre an English woman
oNexeellent repute IN both concert and opera She
VIII effect her entrance on Wednesday evening in
BOito's 'Mefstofele" The weeks list Is as follows.
Monday, "Lohengr!n' in German: Wednesday.
Mefistofele.' in Italian; Friday, Faust" in
French; Saturday afternoon die Wallcifre - IN
German. and Saturday evening III Trovatore' IN
italian. The parts will be distributed in these
operas follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

This afternoon and evening the bill at Roster &
BaPs offers variety OF vaudeville Mile. Kita d
Lorenza leads the long programme Others
nounced Eta Butler. mimic; Dolan and Len
harr. burlesquers; Jess Dandy the Holloway Trio
bounding wire gymnasts; Frederick Niblo, monol-
ogst the Nichols Sisters; Stella Lee. Mr.. and
Mrs Gene Hughes. farceurs; the Four Colbys. Bur
ton and Brooks, jokers; O'Neil and Torp. comic
acrobats; Addie Bishop, comic singer and Her
bert's dog circus. Loie Fuller's engagement at
Roster & BiaPs begins tomorrow night When
will not be in America again for several years
The dancers afternoon appearances will be limited
to Tuesday Thursday and Saturday The olio for
this week includes George Fuller Golden. Bert
Coote and company Josephine Sabel August, the
Clarence Quintet, the Fauvette Twin Sisters.
Burke, Moller and Fuller. John Harty, Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

For Weber and Fields the new century opens
auspicousy with unbroken record OF successes
ending with the burlesques OF THE Gay Lord
Quex' and "A Royal Family" Since the departure
OF Fritz williams who volunteered to join the
company at a minutes notice for limited time.
his part has been acceDtably filled by De WOLF
Hopper.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

stead" The play still draws enthusiastic audiences
Beginning to-day, T. D. Marks will give a series
OF rnatinees on Sunday afternoons at the Grand
Opera House. in addition to the regular sun sunday h
for both afternoon and evening includes Cnnck
Connors, Mcbride and Goodrich. Jennings and
Alto. Sullivan and Pasouelena, Claudtus ana Cor
bin Eddie Reeves, the Rubby Sisters. May Ward,
Frey and Henry and others
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

The New Years bill at Keith's includes r @.
Knowles whose reintroduction to American audi
ences has been accompanied by marks OF APPROVAL
Johnstone Bennett. in "A Quiet Evening at Home.
I'm which she will have the assistance Of Tony
williams: Cushman HoIcomb and Curtis. In The
New Teacher; the streator Zouaves. Johnson and
Dean negro dancers and singers; the American
Quartet and the usual supply OF dancers and aero
bats. On Tuesday the doors will open at $50 a. m
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

"a Royal Family" with Miss Annie Russell. Mrs
G. H Gilbert and their associates, is still pros
porous at the Lyceum Theatre. There will
three matinee performances this week, on Tues
day Thursday and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

'Aubade Printaniere .Laconbe
SeTenade from Don Giovanni Mozart
Mr Scotti
Eglantne's recitative 'uryanthe Weber
Miss Ternina.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

William H. Crane still finds himself popular as
David Harum at the Garrick Theatre. The usual
nine performances Of holiday week will be given
the matinees being on Tuesday Wednesday and
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Miss Mary Mannering. In Janice Meredith" has
achieved a notable success at WaIack's Theatre.
She enters her fourth week this house to-
morrow evening. Ever since her opening night the
attendance has been large, a remarkable fact con-
sdering that of these weeks was that before
Christmas. Every indication points to long stay
of this attraction at Wallacks.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

ment at the Bijou Theatre in "Iadge Smith, At
torney.' are announced special matinee will
be given on New Years Day.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Two weeks remain of the engagement OF John
Hare in 1.-THE Gay Lord Quex" at the Criterion
Theatre. He will be followed there by Miss Julia
Marlowe who will play Mary Tudor in Paul Kes-
ter's stage version of Charles Majors novel,
when Knighthood Was in Flower"
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

Mr. and Mrs. Georg Henschel will give SOM,
recital in Brooklyn. at Association Hall. next
wednesday evening. the programme of which will
be as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

At the Broadway Theatre tomorrow Jefferson
De Angels will enter Oh his second week in "a
Royal Rogue" The operetta has proved vehicle
for the display OF Mr.. De Angels's abilities an
entertainer He is provided with a congenial part
in the Paris cafe proprietor who masquerades as a
nobleman to help his daughter to successful
matrimonial alliance.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-18
His First Care For Gary.

Charleston Post: A hitherto unpub-
lished incident of the encounter be-
tween Messrs. Gary and Patterson at
Laurens may throw some light on the
preference of Senator Tillman in the
contest for governor. After the en-
meshed and intertwiped combatants
had been yanked apart, and after each
had deposited his SIS with Laurens
.scop," Senator Tillman strolled over
to Mr.. Gary, and with affecting tender
ness proceeded to mop that fiery young
braves then lurid countenance. Mr..
Gary did not emerge from the arena
without traces of the dust thereof, the
same appearing upon his defiant face
in distressing solution with sweat and
blood. The senator applied his snowy
kerchief with a most considerate and
fatherly touch, and it was sight to
stir the springs of human sympathy in
the most obdurate hearts. Subsequent
ly the benign senator sought out Mr..
Patterson and prescribed arGica for
the bruises of that erring child of the
"movement )" but his first solicitude
was for Mr.. Gary, of the tribe of Gary.
What the senator would do with the
fragments of a McSweeney in the event
of its receiving harsh treatment can
only be guessed at.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-18
MERE-MENTION.

The American liner steamer
|Deutchlapd has lowered the record
between New York and Plymouth to
2S1 hours and As minutes. '''''''''Dis
patches received in London, Wednes
day, reported the Chinese as retreatine
from Tien Tsin toward Pekin. '''''''''
The activity of Great Britain in
strengthening herself in the Yang Use
Kiang valley is giving great concern
to Russia. ..........Marion Butler, chair.
man of the Populist party, says he
will vote for Bryan but not for Ste
venson. .......".Senator Hanna has de-
cided to open the Republican cam
paign in New Jersey. He will make
a speech at Asbury Park next Tuesday,
'"''""Collis P. Huntington, president
of the Southern Pacific railway, died
at Pine Knot, in the Adirondack
mountains, last Tuesday. His fortune
is estimated at fifty million dollars.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-18

WHAT LATIMER SAYS HE SAID
In our report of the meeting at the
court house last Thursday, it was sta
ted that DR.. Strait said Finley had
charged Latimer with coming to Tirzah
in Straits interest, that Latimer had
told Strait that Finley made this
charge. 1t was further stated that
Finley Indignantly denied having made
the charge, and that Strait said he
would communicate with Latimer and
see what he said about it. Following
is Mr.. Latimer's reply to DR.. Straits
telegram:
"No right to use that private conver-
sation. Finley simply remarked that
my reference to McLanrin would be
construed as in your interest, as you
were making fight along that line"
We give this simply as additional in
formation to our readers, without any
comment as to its bearing on the point
at issue.-Chester Lantern, Wednes'
day.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-18

below the shoulder. The shoulder was
placed in position, and the broken arm
reset by DR.. Wideman. He was suf
fering considerably Monday; but was
doing as we'll as he could be expected
Fell From a Train.
Charlotte Observer, Tuesday j. Il.
Love, Negro from Rock Hill, fell of
northbound freight train, near the
overhead bridge on Church street, Sun
day night, and was painfully, though
not fatally hurt. Love, with sew
eral other Negroes, was beating bis
way on top of one of the cars, when
he lost his balance, falling to the ground
and striking on his head. He was dis
covered by Mr.. w. R. Walker, who
notified the police, and Love was TAX
en- to the hospital by Sergeant Baker
and Officer Killough. He was uncon'
scious when found and did not fully
come to his senses until the next morn
ing. His head was cut in several
places and his collar bone was broken.
Death of Mrs. j. b. Robinson. ~
Mrs. Rebecca Jane Robihson, wife
of Mr.. J. B. Robinson, died at her
home near Clover last Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock, of paralysis of the
brain. Mrs. Robinson had been slight
" unwell for some time previous but
when the paralysis set in the end was
FASTENED rapidly. She was member
of the Presbyterian church, a most de-
voted wife and mother and was known
in the community as kind neighbor
and lovable Christian. The funeral
took place at Glover on Thursday
morning at II o'clock, and was largely
attended. Mrs. Robinson was the
mother of six children, four of whom
are living. The deceased celebrated
her 64th birthday on June 9, last.
woodman Picnic. "
Rock Hill Hera6, Wednesday: At
the regular meeting of Walnut Camp,
W. of w., held Monday night, the
camp confirmed its decision to have a
Woodman picnic in the A. H. White
grove on Wednesday, August 22d, at
which all Woodmen in the county and
their families and friends are invited
to be present. Considerable arrange
ments are being made to make the oc-
casion all that it is intended to be. j.
NJ. McFadden, George Beach, R. D.
Sealy, J. F. Mills, w. w. Steele, ]. S.
Glasscock, w. A. Garrison, w. T. Poag,
w. G. Duncan, J. A. McFadden, ]. A.
Shurley and J. w. Simrii having been
appointed a committee to have the
whole matter in charge. The Fort
Mill band will be employed to be pres.
ent, and the committee will invite sew
eral speakers to deliver addresses on
fraternalism and Woodcraft.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-18

Allow me to say to the Democratic
voters of York county, through your
paper, I have been denied the privilege
of a canvass in the solicitorial race by
reason of a poisoned foot. I attended
only three meetings lin Chester county
near home, and found it aggravated the
trouble every time.
1t is doubtful if it is safe for me, during
these hot days, to attempt attendance al
any more meetings. AS soon, however
as my physician thinks it is safe for me
to travel, will start again.
I think it due the voters and myself to
state this, and ask my friends to take care
of whatever interest I may have in the
canvass. Yours very truly,
J. K. HENRY.
ADJUST 1s 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-08-18

ALL THE TESTIMONY IN.-The un'
holy alliance between the state oi
South Carolina and the barroom ele.
ment is fact of ocular demonstration.
Go to dispensary and see it, if you
doubt.
The unholy alliance between the
preachers and the barroom element is
sworn to by B. R. Tillman and Bishop
Duncan says it's lie.
Voter, you're juror in this case.--
Charleston Post.
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LOCAL LACONICS.
Until January 1st, 1901,

Until January 1st, 1901.
The TwICE-A-W ENQUIRER, fill
ed with the latest and most reliable
news, will be furnished from the date
of this issue until January l, 1901, fol
"a cents.
A Small Fire. X
The store of Mr.. w. B. Stroup at
Clover, was struck by lightning on
Thursday night and set on fire. The
fire was extinguished before any con-
siderable damage was done.
Excursion to Cliffs.
There is to be grand Masonic rally
and picnic at Cliffs, N. c., on August
"a. The round trip fare over the Car
olina and North Western railroad from
points in York county will be Is cents
Children under IL will be allowed to
60 on half fares.
1t Was Ten Times More.
There was an error in the statement
that we reproduced last Wednesday
from The Manufacturers Record
about the Carolina and North West
ern railroad. The freight receipts on
account of the cotton factories along
the line, amount to 100000 instead o.
$4,000 a year.
At Work on the Narrow Gauge.
Mr.. Frel Mobley went up the Caro-
lima and North Western railroad last
Tuesday with his railroad working
plant to begin operations as already
outlined. He will be engaged at frs
between Hickory and Lenoir. We note
that Watauga county, N. c., recently
voted 100000 worth of bonds in aid o
the proposed extension from Lenoir.
Accident to MIR. Giles.
Rock Hill Herald, I Wednesday
Last Friday morning, Mr.. F. Pierce
Giles, while driving near Leslie, was
thrown out of his buggy and sustained
quite serious injuries. His LETT shoul
der was dislocated and left arm broker