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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-08-14
BEWARE OF FRAUDs-NO AGENTS

Use the old reliable Western Delight
-four. All grocers keep t.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
WHITE PINE MINING NEWS
A Special Correspondent Gives
NewsChAmpion Readers
q Newsy Letter.

This summer Is proving 10 be an
unusall Y active season AT the Lake
Hill lead mines in the White Pine
district. As the heavy developments
60 down they are responding with
an abundance of zine lead ore which
indicates that the sulphide era Of the
district now dawning will totally
eclipse its past brilliant carbonate ore
productive record from shallow
depths In the 37OO-foot cross-cut
tunnel now nearing completion every
thing points that nervy Akron peo-
pie who backed the Judgment Of
Messrs. Harper, Rattle and Miller
with the required large amount of
money will now take down their de
served reward. as the best Of success
is now in sight.
Ten DAYS ago a round Of holes
blasted into the rich iissure in the
depths of the Little Nav and Ma
zeppa and ever since the waters have
had full sway of the BIG trans
portation tunnel, measuring a foot
deep and rapidly draining both the
extensive workings in the Carbonate
ore channels Of the North Star a.
well as the fsSure vein workings of
the May-Mazeppa An abundance
Of stoping room Is now easily com
manded from a 7uO-root depth on
the tunnel level and it j. now up to
Messrs. Harper and Miller TO rapidly
develop one Of the best and richest
gravity mines in Colorado. which
they will do a. soon a. the contract
ors and their able corps of min
ers return from the gold field Of
Waunita park. which at present is
the sensation Of the hour in the
gulch mining circles The good
news floats in from the new Eldprado
that our White Pine talent is on the
head set at the new dicgin :.
Uncle Bill Winning and Lorel Edge
worth, 50 the CHEEKY report has it,
have an addition and are tossing
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

town lots over the bargain counter TO
beat the band
Gordon McBain, Of Cripple Greek
superintendent Of the David II. mine
ON the summit of Lake hill. is re-
porting at the smelter trust furnaces
steadily with ores carving a good
percentage of lead associated with -
ounces of the white metal. Mr.. Nc
Bain came down from the dizzv
heights of Lake hill yesterday and
uiqetly passed the word around
among his many friends that he had
uncovered and had frightened his
grip upon the main ore channel for
which he had so long searched. He
will now rapidly prove up the bo-
nanza of high grade ores lost by the
big Small Hopes Mining company
of Leadville With It's dividend
record of S5,OD,opO, these people,
Mr.. Mcl}ain states. took out Of the
David II. s3S.0Do during their brief
period Of operations. but had a
costly mining miss in overlooking
many millions of dollars which Mr..
McBain backed from the overAaviug
bank account Of his asspciateS.
MessrS Miller Bros. Harper Gilt
ford and Neiswinder will now take
out big ore.
NJ. f. Sullivan. the well-knuvn
Carbonate miner, a mill man {
Leadville, is still marketing very
nice grade Of carbonate ore from lis
lease on the Tenderfoot tunnel Of the
North Star lead mine The last lJt
sold showed values Of ; per cent.
gold, II ounces silver and 80 per
cent lead Mr. Ed. Timen. also an
owner in the valuable lease. savs the
future Of these old lead mines lu.ks
good to him.
At the Erie and Eureka mines.
under the direction Of Dan {. Tuhn
and Ed Cahill. of Leadville. every
thing Is moving in a satisfactory
manner and the output of complex
zinc-lead sulphide milling ore is
steadily increasing
Power drills are TO be used and a
powerful blower installed for venii-
Confined on second page
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
StOk Razors tor RoOzs-

Fred Adalas af Crested Rnfto had
baukering tar more red ewes We'd
nesday and stole u razors troa
parties there arriving at Gunni-oa
early YESTERDAY morning. lie pro-
ceeded % trade the razurs about town
fr drinks and continued the profit
able perl. rmance until Prank Vii
san, city marshal of the Battes came
and located him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
RAseiAs. Ahs.ss-

= Am>sein- the w.aicisn4.lksr aud
ieveiar h-i >I65 worth a8 w4iclis-
ehaiaes and aeher v4lu..l,l.ss la-i b tri-
day nseia- i'uralar- fs.Feed sa. rear
as-r It The \ew-l 'haapssn uiiiee
and then 7craeked the p..F-tltis,n
int the jcwelry store. Asahsrit,es
seem unatle D. trace the F,,i,ber- a,
al whIch j. sinSalarly aaiartusase
a. Mr. Won Stein is just getting
nlcoly started m Ganaisan aud Is
nus ABIDE b. stand such la-s wIth ease
The foliowiHg might Mrs. l.. e..
thlerdiRg IN Mesi ,,unnison was
awakened by a burglar who cut a
pane af glass from window. but
was frightened away Mrs. Ebler-
ding could have sha him through
the window bar hesItated o. take
hsrnan liie Two nights hefore the
beautiful bird d1cs owned by Mir
and Mrs t.hlerding were poisoned
by solne beast ia human ruise. II
II was the same cawardly wretch
who later attempted the burglary he
would have gotten little sympathy If
his measlv hide had been perforated.
The dogs were n.a 1Hly valuable
animals but gregt pets
lts high time vigorous measures
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
S1et Of TAA.kS.

GuHni-on, Cula. July %. 1903
To the members of Gunni-on Camp
No. 4s9, Women nf Noapdcraft.
Ladies We wish ta extend our
sincere thanks Cor your kindness
duriag cur recent bcreaveneut m
the loss II our beloved sister.
Ma. kNb Mas. i. J FIWIN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

The city council has instructed
Marshal Iamberty 10 Kill all unli-
censed dogs running about the city
within the next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

were taken . ierr,s oui shs-e cr,uss-
n.sl-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
Peas D~y Lat-

The iI-i II PetI' Jgrors drawn is
>,spsenai,.r ierm If ds-frscf curt ~
fallaw-.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

FoR SuE- The Culumbine restau-
rant and business, SGj0Oo Inquire
of Henry +. Lake or Of = $. johnson
on the premises
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

Bicycle cleaning and repairing.
All work quickly and carefully done.
Office in rear Of residence on Tomichi
avenue opposite r. +. Walkers.
W. $. RAINBOW.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

IoST.-A pair of gold rim. double
lense eye glasses near NJ. f.. church.
Leave at this office and get reward.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Want ads and announcements under this heas
; cents a line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

A new and refreshing drink is the
genuine Lime Juice served only at
Canadays.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

DRY Lumber $500 +. .. b.
Crested Butte See al Of Ira L. Sig
man on another page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

DR. J. C. Weld, of Chicago. as
sistant surgeon with DIR. Chas. Gil
bert Davis, l. now at Waunita for
the summer. Office hours are : to
10 a. m. and : p, m. to 5 p. m
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

Paint and tools at cost Nv health
IS So poor they must be sold
IHEp. SCHMIDT
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

FoR RENr:- Five room house on
Pine street, $500 per month and
four room house ON MomiChi avenue
$500 per month. HENRY i. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

For san At a bargain. a fine up
right piano Inquire Of this office
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-31

MiuuuWs for sale a. usual.
AREEY GyFTrE
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
From Across The Sea.

Maccdonian insurgents continue hos
tile acts against Turkish troops.
ScOtchmcn in London gave 4 demon
Strat!on OF respect to the body Of Gen.
Sir Hector Macdonald.
The French Senate voted against the
principle Of a Government monopoly Of
oil refining.
Captain Coffin and - men, who will
take part III the Xicglcr ac.tic cXpcdi-
ton. arrived at TromsOc. Norway.
Another Canadian transcOntincntal
line. from Quebec 10 Port Simpson, B.
c.. viii be constructed.
Democrats in Washington say the
success Of the party in Iowa or Ohio
next fall may produce a Presidential
candidate FOR 1904.
Minister Brown expects President
Castro 10 decide this week whether he
will syndicate the Venezuelan debt or
send the disputes 10 The Hague.
1t is said Robert b. Armstrong may
be appointed Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury to succeed Milton r.
Allies, wlo is about to resign.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

His children everywhere, even as this
| sunshine here has made our friends,
the flowers. and you. my ncarics. too.
so glad and grateful this morning.
Our blossoms here have grown and
bloomcd in new beauty, because the
Gr'aciuu$ influence of this sunlight has
touched their hearts. while that other
sunlight Of love has brcn3 shining into
the EcHrtS and lives of the world chill
| drrn wherever the Easter message Of
hope and cheer has been repeated by
! chlldrcn'S voices to-day"
The dear Grnnhmothcr Fairy had
Just finished speaking when the happy
children. with Easter lilies in their
hands. came trooping out Of the great
church over Tho way. hi Il twnkling
the fairy faces were hidden within the
blossoms. and the children who passed
that way saw on the sunny lawn only
the smiling faces Of the crocusos, with
the yellow tulip in the centre, and
never dreamed that band of fairies
had been listening TO their Easter
carols and sharing with them in the
Joy and praise and gladncss Of their
Enstcr-moming story Woman's Home
Companion. s'
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
Miscellaneous IInttsrs.

Gen. Alexandra Wosy Gil is leading
the Dominican rebels.
j. p. Morgan Is expected to sail for
Europe early next month on his an.
nual vacation.
A papal consistory will be held at
the end Of April or tho beginning Of
May for tho appointment Of bishops.
A number or democratic rr0rgan-
izcrs are reported as booming Mr..
Cleveland for the Democratic nomina-
ton in 1904.
1t is said that refugee religious Or
ders from Franco want to establish
themselves in Louisiana
Dr.. Daniel G.. Gilman, Prof. William
II. Welch and Prof. Paul Haupt, OF
Johns Hopkins University, wero
among the speakers at the annual
meeting of the American Philosophi
col Society, in Philadelphia.
An orfani2ation Of California circus
fruit growers charges the Southeri
Pacific and Santa Fe Railroads Will
pooling.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

since trying to learn the beautiful les.
sons or life ana duty that we. though
only fairies, have always known and
loved
I'VE see our lovely friends the flow
"rs bloom and bless the world with
their beauty. and then fade when their
brief summer is gone. vet we knoy
they arc not dead. but living Still! I'm
spirit, only waiting to bloom again
and TO greet us somewhere i'm our
Fathers own good time, when they
shall hear the voice through the dark
ness calling. Rise now and seek the
light
'Th"Sc are the very words the chill
drcn sang in their first morning carol.
Let us listen now n moment and be
glad with them. while they are sing
ing another song of praise. How
sweet their voices were: how gently
III" silence falls again. Thcy are sing.
ing OF IN 'lIldrr Brother who came TO
i've on earth. to minister TO the weak,
tn" ignorant and the rrrn" and was
tempted and tried even rs they wcrc:
VINO lived ard toilCd among them. and
taught hy His lovely example and pro.
loved AL Ills children -, and then was
cruelty put to death by those He came
to save.
~ WAS The first Easter morning
when His heavenly Father called Him
nome. DO YOU wonder. my dcaricS,
that the world children arc grateful
l"-day. and are Keeping this annivcr.
Sa'N III memory of ono who !ivru and
hIcd that all the world OF men, and
'h"ii rhliurrn'S children so long as
earth SHALL laS!, might learn of Him.
to know and feel the beauty of mum
bi" goodness. iE" power OF unSclliSh
love. and to share in the blrSSrdncSs
"l Ills hope and faith as the children
OF God the Father OF us alt!
'i.c; us. my dcarirS. be thankrul.
too, that Easter keeps alive in the
world tlir spirit of gratitude and hope
and that even the lowlirSt Of His little
chlldr"n may have some part i'm help.
in% To Danish these great twin-Shad
oWS that darkrn all life hero. unit
the sunlight OF love and faith la
com" TO diSprl them from the heart.
Il have sometimes thought the fairy
folk. who have watched and noted al
the wonderful changes wrought in The
world children since that first Easter
morning. arc tho only ones who really
know low much rlirrr the world has
grown. how muc! better ana kiudt
and happier thai message has mad;
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
Fine 0ingiams Suggested.

Many Southern Cotton Mills are
manufacturing ginghams Of the lower
grade and finding ready market for
thelr product. Southern manufacture
ers OF cotton cloths have during re-
cent years been developing their
pants towards better class of goods
generality; in fact, The tendency OF the
southern misunderstanding indus
Try Is In the direction Of finer yarns
ana cloths. 1t is now suggested that
me ginShamS should not be neglected.
one or the leading dry goods mnrch-
ants OF Columbus, Ca, in writing Of
thiS IN the Columbus Enquircr-Sun,
says:
Il should think it would pay the
southern mills to manufacture a high
grade or ginSham for the home trade
1t is almost impossible to buy the
best grades OF gngham. BY the best
grades ! mean standard ginghamS like
AmOSkcaE, Lancashire, etc. It i3 true
that some OF the Southern mills make
ginghamS, but none of the best grades.
Our firm has about stopped buying
glngham from any but those mills
whose product is recognized as abSo-
lutrly standard. The Southern mills
try to make Il cheap quality. but |
should think it would pay them to
manufacture Il real firSt-claSS ginglIam.
The pricc has advanced to six cents.
ana 1t is hard to get orders filled even
1T That price. | am writing now re-.
EardlnS an order that was placed some
tllne ago which has not yet been
Glled."
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
Lumber Notes.

The Lot Il Perkins Lumber Co. OF
GulfpOrt. Miss, has incvrcasnd its
capital stock from 100000 to 100000.
The Wheeling Lumber Co. OF Penn
sylrania has purchased and will de-
Nrlop 1916 acres Of timber lane on
Gladys fork OF Cheat river.
The Southern Pine co. Of Georgia,
with principal office in Savannah. will
Ga, 70 BrOOksvilr, Fla.
The Texas e. Pacific Lumber Co. has
been incorporated at Queen City, Tex
with a capital stock OF $4,000. The
incorpOrators arc s. II. Naner, A. s.
CGss and j. w. Titlcy.
The w. H. Hancock Lumber Co. OF
Barksdalc, Miss. has been Incorporate
cd, with Il capital stock Of $lo,0Oj. The
inc0rporatOrs are w. ii. hancock. W.
II. Barksdalc and J. w. Rupcke.
The Culver Lumber Co. at Barks-
dale. SunNower county, Miss, has
been chartered, with a capital stock
Of $4,000. The incorDOvatOrs arc r..
w Perry, w. II. Hancock and ". II.
BarkSdaiC.
The Rccut Lumber CO. OF Obion
county. Tca"CSSCc. has been chartered
with capital stock of $4,000. The
iNcorpCrat0:s arc J. l.. English, II. T..
Manning. J. G.. Kimhall, Walter G..
Pass and l.. II. Spiliman.
Tho Southern Pine Lumber Co. of
Diholl, Angelina county. Texas. has
begun the building OF a new plant un-
der the supervision Of Mr.. ~ w Cor
liins. The capacity of the plant will
be 125,000 feet OF lumber per day.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

ritrn,rnt. and rs Il chorus Of fairy
voices, rs soft and low lis the Wills
ncrin| breeze in the IiIac-b bushes near
hy, came up from the smiling flowers.
in every one Of which Il tiny fairy had
been hiding. "TcIl us Il story. dear
Grandmothrr Fairy; please tell lis II
story. Why are the children so happy
ana singing new carols tO-dny?"
The kindly Grandmothcr Fairy gent.
IS replied "To-day is Easter Sunday.
and You can all learn something Of its
meaning by listening to the childrcn'S
songs: and when they arc not singing
| will tell YOU. as well rs | can. The
story rs my fairy mother told il to
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
Durham Industries.

An address delivered before the Dur
ham On. c. Chamber CT Commerce by
Mr.. Thomas y. l'nllor, Il member Of the
board Of aldermen Of Durham, has
been published in pamphlet form. and
is being circulated in the interest OF
Dnrham's development. Mr.. Fuller in
his address showed that in the past 10
years Durham's population has in
creased from 5000 or G000 prsonS to
about 10000, the value Of real and
personal property from $1,5i7,5l9 to
S90ll .S02, its banking capital from
$4,000 to S333 200. and its cotton mill
industry from one mill to six, with
l02.0SO spndicS and 24GS looms. with
an annual product valUcd at $2.S0l.l7j.
The manufacture Of yarns and sheet
inGS into hosiery ana tobacco bags by
two OF these plants add $507 900 to the
annual output. Other industries in
the city incluG" four tobacco factories,
three cigar and chcrOOt factories, Oue
SNUFF factory, pants factory, roller
Touring mill, telephone factory, three
carriage factories. yarn factory, two
planning mills, furniture factory. mat.
trcs-' factory, papcr-boX fac; ". book
bindcry. dye works. foundry and ma
chine shop and two brick factories. In
the past 10 years Lurhan'S area has
Increased from one square mile 20 four
square miles.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
HICAGO GRAIN AND PRODIJCE
THE SANTEE CANAL,
Senator Tillman Fleets the Committee
Having rlattcr in Charge.

f,L,,.l.o,,r c,o.i,, r,,,,, ,t,;i,
''''
man HAD " conference IN inc noafa
room OF tn" Peoples National Bank
last wcCt. relative 10 the projected
,,,,,,;,, ,,., ,,,,.,.,,,, ,,,., c,,.o,
ana cooper river" lo' haN'Ha'"h' y
committee frGm the Columbia Cham.
bcr OF Commerce, consisting of M"&@iS
j. l}. Norris, t.. l.. Clark. f.. II. Cam
ana August kOnn, by appointment met
with Senator Tiilman. as did com
mittco Of TIN" Charleston Commercial
Club, consisting Of McHSrS. $. g..
StOncy. chairman. james COSGrOvc. r.
GOoGwyn Rhrtt and George ". vii
iiam$.
The Charleston committee arrange
for the conference. and BY invitation
Capt. }. 6. Sanford United States
army. and Mr.. James y. Alien, Of the
United States engineers Office. were
present.
Mir. T.. II. Clark. Of the Columbia
committee. who is thoroughly nc-
quaintcd with the territory through
which the canal Is proposed 80 be run,
made the chief presentation ana
showed the dCSiTahility and necessity
from Il commercial standpoint OF such
Il connection bet tW"Cn the two ri:"r&.
IL" explained what it WOuid mean for
the commcrcia! uor"lopmcnt OF tn"
adjacent territory and Charleston.
The members Of the Charleston
committee supplemented Mr.. Gains
urC CSrntatiGn. and after the main argl-
mcnt was completed there Was Il gen
cral discussion Of the whole situalion
Senator Tillman ir' ely offered to ar
range 80" tln necessary survey by the
United States Government OtfitialS and
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
NJ The North.

Secretary Root made Il speech on
tariff revision, before tho Home Mar.
ket Club, Of Boston.
Horses attached to carriage con.
tanning Mrs. William Mckinley ran
away in Canton, Ohio but no one was
injured.
Could interests have purchased an
old Pennsylvania charter giving
swc cDing privileges. which may be
used. it. is reported, to got the Wabash
into New York.
The food situation has changed lit.
tic, Grccnvillc, Miss. and Ya.oo City
being partially under water One
death is reported.
The heavy rcgistraticn for the muni.
cipal election in Cincinnati is said to
be favorable to the election of NJ. T..
ingalls,, Democrat, for Mayor.
\ London dispatch says: "Rcrnrce
Pillsbury has decided the sixth game
in the inter-univCrSity game chess
match IN favor Of England. This gives
the match TO the English players"
| James Il. Icenc was reported to
have called on Union Pacific strihiu:;
Shopmon TO aih him in showing tha,
! ihat road controls the Southern Pa.
| cinc.
y verdict Of not guilty was ron.
! dorrd i'll IL" case OF r.!m"r Collins.
accused OF wife murder at George.
! town. Del.
a London dispatch SAYS that it is
| officially Announced ;hal King Ed.
ward and QVcon A!cXaulyia will visit
| Ireland in July, or August. OF his
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09

ne when | was Il wondering little
Spritc like you, my dcarcs.
"Thc world children over the way,
and many others all over the land
are singing OF their Risen Lord and
rejoicing in His double triumph over
the two great shadows that once dark
rncd all their world, like the clouds
that sometimes hide the sunlight frO:n
u.s. and the names OF these shadows
are Sin nnd Death.
"Al the fairy folk know that in our
own littlc world OF flowers the clouds
ami sunshine are mingled, that storms
WI! GENE and beat ncrcciy, hut the
sunlight comes again and drives the
clouds away.
"Many. many years ago. when the
world was younger. the fairies ,Isch
to notice that nearly all the world
folk thought more about their own
selfish wishes than about loving and
helping each other, ard lived us II
life here were all. ana ended with the
breath.
"'rhcsc joyful songs Of the children
are only the echoes OF that wonderful
song begun when the morning stars
sang together. nineteen hundred years
ago, IN that far-off country of Judca.
"rhen the Jesus child was born in
Il lonely wayside inn, while the shcp-
herds watched their flocks by night.
and the star Of Bethlehem shonc on
Mary. the young mother. and the beau
tlfll Babe that was Graded in a man
ger.
"Thcsc glad tdings Of peace on
earth you will remember, we heard
these same children singing at merry
Christmas time last year. when wo
were hiding away from the colu with
our friends the flower spirits, under
the withcrcd leaves and grass and
snowy robes Of winter, waiting there
for another spring
1T seems strange to us fairy folk.
very. very strange. dearics, that the
world children should have wandered
so long In darkness before that first
Christmas time, and stranger rstiilSthat
tllcy have been so many centuries
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS
many Matters Of General Interest l.,
Short Paragraphs.
Down In Dixie.


Apprehension is felt for tbo rr,,;.
crop OF North Georgia.
VIII Harrit, the notoriOua barn
burner and all around outlaw OF Chnr-
Iottc, n. G., was captured in Norcoil,
Va. ' -'"' -o'N'
a nephew OF Senator Latimcr ~
south Carolina, shot and seriously
wounded his teacher on April lst,
furthcr argument was heard IN ,bo
Southern Pacific Union Pacific ro.n'
at Nashville, Tenn.
Idchmond Fa.) banks were the first
20 ohcr bonds for refund under Secrr-
tary Shaw's circular.
Dr. Uric. acting Surgeon General NJ
lhc Navy, received a dispatch from
Tue commander Of the receiving shin
franklin at Norfolk, that the CAGES of
dlpHthcria among the crew was well
IN hand and there had been no new
cases within the last rs hours.
1t IS proposed to form cotton-mill
company ct StaphCnvi!lc. Texas, and
upShnr Vincent is interested. He is
'ioW chdca|D:lng to interest capital
ana !" also GrSirOuS OF cOrrpSvondiny
WIN manufacturers of c0tton-mill ma
chlncry.
inc surviving soldiers who served
under Gems. Taylor and scott in Mcxi-
co IN 1896 and 1917, are invited f.. be
present aG til" thirty-Scvcnth national
cncampmcnt Of fl" Grand Army Of the
ReDublic in San Francisco next Au-
gust The pension rolls show that 3
oOO dwell ON the Pacific coas,. Me
managers hope to attract az least 400
or them to The reunion, believing that
1t viii be thc last they viii ever at
tend
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1903-04-09
1he Nine SXmnI,onicS

IN" extensive preparations &c" tho
presentation of complete cycle OF
BcethoVen'S nine symphonies and otr-
er OF his wol::s. which are to be given
III series Of five concerts bv thc
Philadelphia Orchestra. in the Amori-
can Academy rr Ahisic. Philadc)Dhjn,
'Ms month, arc nearing completion.
arrangements haNa Just been made
whereby the Maniclssohn Cmh. cnn @;
me largest and strongest choral socic-
'ieS IN Phllanelphia. is to sing ,hc
cnoTal part in the Ninth Symphony.
nach concert Will be preceded by a lee
lurc on the programme next to be
played. the whole cycle being prcracod
with lecture on "Bccthcvcn and His
symphonies by Mr.. H. Il. KrehDjcl.
OF New York