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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17
To Sneak at Toa 20

Hon. Harry Walcott, OF Norfolk, and
Mr.. Geo. n, Wise. of Newport News,
arc advertised TO speak at Toano on
Sept. - at 3 o'clock, III behalf OF the
Republican State ticket
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17
Or. Hall Elected Dean.

DR.. Jchn Leslie Hall has been elect
ell dean of The faculty of William and
Mary college. DR. Hall is one of the
best known young educators and au-
thors il :hc South.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17
Mdishipmar Visits Parcnts.

Midshipllinn Harris Booth is nj the
home of his parents. Or. and Mrs. IL
G. Booth. AT Carriers; Grove IIc was
given Il three months leave of ab.
scncc. lie returns 10 Annapolis on
October !.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17
GOES TO JOIN FLEET.
Cruiser Galveston Sails From Old
Point for Thomkinayillc.

Tic United States protected ornis-
or Galveston, which arrived at Old.
Point Friday from San Domingo. sail
ed yesterday for ThompkinsviIlc, N.
y, where SHE will joint the other,
Ships Of the North Atlantic fleet The
cruiser may receive slight repairs at
tho brooklyn navy yard.
The Galveston took DR.. j. II IIol-
lander. Of Baltimore. to San Domingo,
several weeks ago and remained at
San Domingo City until DR. Hnllnnder
completed his investigation OF the
iinancia conditions in that country,
after which she. brought him to IIamp
ton Roads.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17

j. III. Seymour this morning. Tho
men were falling to the mayor about
their Quarrel when they got 10 fighting
AID had to he separated by his honor
Garrett was fined $3.50 and costs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17
RECORD OF THE
FANNY c. BOWEN
Little Schooner Has Made Two Hun.
drcd and Sixty-six Consecutive
Voyages Out of This Port.

The trim little schooner Fanny C.
Bowen, which arrived in port yestcr-
day from New London via Norfolk, has
Just completed her Two hundred ami
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17
sora Hunters Successful.

Messrs. Il. w. Warburton and John
Jones killed SO dozen sora in The
marshes Of Chicahominy river Thurs
day They hold the championship thus
far.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17
Arrived from This Port.

British steamship Kanawha, Liver
pool. II inst.
American steamship Georgetown.
Portland, 10 lest;
Schooner Baker Palmer, Boston 15
inst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17
To Erect Monument.

The Daughters of the Ccnfcdc-acy
aic raising funds TO erect IL handsome
monument TO the Confederate soldiers
in Palace Green.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17
Ts~ Rate Fixed.

The county board of supervisors met
and assessed the levy for 1905-0G. Tho
rate llXcd upon was ninety cents for
all county purposes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17

Is simply waste of time to argue
politics or religion. The other fellow
Knows ayoH are in the wrong just as
well as you know he isn't in tho right.
Chicago News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17
Marine Notes


The Irili'il steamship Fiesta called
yes:ei,lav Ter Glasgow via Norfolk
Wish Il cargo Of general crorta.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17

The Norwegian steamship lLypro,itc
l)Hindia sailed yesterday for Port An
tonic, Jama.oa, with POI tens OF cca!.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17

When Girl under fourteen is ambi-
sicHs 10 become an actress it's up to
her mother TO ret busy with her slip
per.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17
Reflections of a Bachelor.

The time man is grateful is before
you do something for him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17

The American steamship Bayport
arrived in port yesterday morning
from BosicD. loaded cargo CT coal
and called Ter Providence late ycs.er-
day afternoon. III
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17

New Idea patterns. A. 100 & CO.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17

The British :toamship Trojan. which
arrived in port Friday from Baltimore
and sailed for Norfolk returned 10 this
city yesterday. She win load full
cargo Of coal here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-17

For bridal coach call ROUSE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26
NEW CABINET OF FRANCE.
List Of Men Who Have Taken omcs
Under Rouver,

List Of Men Who Have Taken oMcs
Undsr Rouvier
Paris. Jan 25--he following is thS
list OF the new cabinet mIusIcra %
nnully arranged
President OF thc council end mIn
lister OF finance. ~ Rouvler
Minister Of Justice 81 Chaumle
Minister Of foreign Affairs 81 Dol
caBso
Minister OF the interior, n Eueuuo
Minister of war. 81 Bordeaux
Minister of marine. N Thompson
Minlstor 10 public works Armunl
0authier
Minister Of public Instruction, 81
Blenycnu Marllh
Minister OF commerce. 81 Dub.ef
Minister of agriculture. ~ Huau
Under secretaries. Fines arts. pa
jsdln Boaumetz. finance ~ Meriou.
post and tclezrapha. 81 perand
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26

NathFi.e Team Iaa 81 Governor
lames q Frazier vaf l-la mosnlsg a.
auElTafet a. ehlef creative ~ Tes
hesste 90 serve tlt rean6 term oftao
years ne lEarsuFai cerenoa,f
we're or more elaborate s1aie fhas
nlY BED O. recent ycara and 5 large
numbsr q people aiecte4 TIE GOV
srror is 81 nasTarai aflfee gtly
ntfnrfg ref1auescef naa Dro
Eeafs anars men ita zee already
1fxs argraF rfns ~ al1e 81
uoft fsss trirei Soc sapsene eeaa
~ etaErefY sgeeti arf ~ ntfe 20
ceIt afteEtss 81 toeg Tte eHh
~ ve stueF,en r1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26
A number of government printers
resumed work this morning.

A number of government printers
resumed work this morning.
An official account OF yesterdays
events is as follows:
During Monday there were COLI
sions between the strikers and tho
troops Detachments of soldiers had
no need to use their arms as the
crowds dispersed when the troops ap
peared
In the cours eof the day an attempt
was made to attack Gostinny DVor
market but it was repulsed. Work.
men at the electric stations joined the
strike in the evening. Then some
groups taking advantage OF the dark.
ness began TO break windows in the
shops: but order was everywhere
quickly restored.
No person was killed or wounded on
Monday. The exact number killed
on Sunday was 90; wounded, Sss, OF
whom SO were treated at hospitals.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26
VALUABLE JEWELS RECOVERED
Police Officers Find Stolen Goods and
Return Them 10 Owner.


Pasadena, Cal, Jan 25,-rhc s2O
600 worth OF Jewels stolen from tho
room Of Mrs, w, S. Edy last Saturday
have been found and returned to thelr
owner, Chief OF Police Freeman, OF
Pasadena and Captain Austin, OF the
detective force, found ~ box Of jew,
els where they had been buried in the
ground of the Raymond hotel and re
turned them to Mrs Edy.
II was aseertained by Chief Free.
man that when the jewels had been
taken from Mrs. Edey's room. pre-
sumably by Bell Boy Wilson, and
turned over 10 Castor, whom the po
lice believed engineered the affair
they were sont to mail to Harry Kel
lam Black, Monrovia.'
According to the police story the
package was claimed at Monrovla by
Bell Boy Morgan, employed az the
Raymond hotel In this city. and by
him were buried about a quarter OF a
mile from the hotel
Morgan, CASTOR and Wilson are In
the custody of the local police
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26
TO REDUCE ACREAGE
AND HOLD SURPLUS
Will Be the Slogan of Cotton
Growers Convention.
TO ELIMINATE seNsATloNALlsn
Harvis Jordan, Of Georgia, viii Be
Made Permanent Chalrman--Re
ports Of Burning Of Cotton HAYS
Been Magnlfied

New Orleans. Jan. 25--All ele.
ments apparently are az work toward
tho end OF Keeping scusatiouallsm out
Of the convention which begins rs
three days session here Aoday and Il
they succeed the convention win ap
ply itself In a businessllko way Ia
the achievement of sane and prac,
teal results, limited In all probability
TO acreage reduction aud provision
for holding the surplus OF this years
crop number OF the delegates ara
urging former Congressman CatchIngs
OF Mississippi for permanent chair
man aud the Indications today wore
that his name might be presented ON
tho lloor Of the convention IN opposl.
ton to TINT Of HaryIo Jordan. but u
count Of noses still points 70 the quo
cess OF the slate announced In last
There has apparently been some ap
prchonslon that che convention would
take radical tteps aloug The line Ut tbs
destruction OF cotton No such inton
ton Is evident among tho leaders o.
The rank aud Ole OF tho delegates Who
are already heye
'Oi coume, there VIII be- no suEgoa
ton of burning cotton" said Judge
Eugene Williams. OF waco Tex "Rs
ports that The planters were engaged
M burning cotton have been yeFy
much maElIhed We have been abls
10 learn Of only throc bales lhat were
burned one nc Fort Gaines. Ca. aEd
Two IN Texas and that was simply 10
illustrate lhc deep Intcfost Of The poo
pie Ia lhC problem think the con.
yontluu win bC practical 10 lta work
rodaya raius brought. large mum
bcr ~ delegates They won't ~ they
arrived 90 Washlnflou Artillery hall
where tbcy Alod their credentials
Though the number OF those pres
snt who probably exceed 200 the yot
ms strength Of the convention WilL
OF course. DO very much smaller The
preliminary conferences have decided
that the representation OF each stats
shall be- on he basis Of cotton raised
a. shown by Secretary Hcgicra 70
port. 0uo vote 10 be- allowed Tor each
100 900 balos or fraction thereof No
one has been selected far chairman
Of the resolutions committee, and tha
committee wnl select lts Owa chair
man
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26
ON TRIAL ron MURDER.
Killed o.. Fred Lsfsu In October Of
last Year.

Killed o.. Fred Lsfsu In October d
last Year
Roanoke. Va Jan 80 The ease n
Chariea H. FIshbuu banker end brok
81. charged win hllilng ~ Ffed ~
few. a young Roanoke physician. VA
called So corporation cGar Monday
Judge A. ~ Aiken. Of Danvliis. pre-
siding Two Roanoke venlres Beff
exhausted and o'oYon jurors secured
Tho Judge thrn ordered che shfH6
% GO % Franklin couniy ioF gCBlre.
o. October 90 lass Fahbura bod
q difficulty Hifa LefoW'a young fteD
toa. later r0ng 20 tbo fefeR Residence
20 inform iho doe.gr What had hap
Beao1 Too tgo mes quarrelei anf
FIshbuu c1t lefea la fae breast
punctaraE tbe head iNfev lived
tEo reeks inc amH.sa are pfomi
ornt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26

Washington. Jan. 25--The nrst mo
terlal evidence that The senate IL
about 10 enter upon the swayno I'm.
parchment trial appeared IN tho sen.
ate chamber 40 the beginning % the
session today IN The shape Of q hall
dozen chairs placed Inside tho bar,
They were located IN the front OF che
the FIRST row 0f seats on the ropresoR.
taiiye side OF the chamber OF the
seven managers only i've appeared.
Meserg Powers and Olmstcad being
absent They appeared in q gToug
IN the rear of Tie chamber. and head
"a b. SIR Palmer. their chairman
and were imodlatoly announced By
Aionzo RI Stewart hF fiant sergeant
a. arms Of he senate who said.
= have he honor 10 announce the
menascrs OF the aOues 81 Representa-.
tiveg % conduct The impoachomont
Drocoednra against Charles swayne
Judge of the northern district 81 Flof
Ida"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26

Washington, Jan. 95.--s. H. Cowan,
OF TT Worth. Tex, representing the
cattle raisers association Of Texas,
was heard today by tho house commit
tee on interstate commerce and for
eign commerce on the bills to give
further power to the Interstate com.
meroe commission, lie Bald the cat
tie men believed they had been In.
jured by advanced rates and had
made complaint 10 the Interstate com.
mereo commission. lie said there was
no basis FOR making n rate. but be.
lieyed that railroads made rates with
view to making the most money.
Whether The shipper should pay more
than he did in 1898. said Mr. Cowan,
should not be left to the railroads for
determination, bat 10 some one else
Throughout the entire southwest. he
said. Il was the universal opinion OF
cattlemeu that freight rates on cattle
were too high. The railroads, he add
cd. have said IN defense OF advanced
rates that they should be permitted
20 share In The general prosperity OF
the country but he said II there was
anything % that theory they should
also share 10 adversely
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26
ON TRIAL ron pGosAoe.
Accused Of Holding Negroes IN lnyot
untafy serdtude.

Accused sf Holding Negroes IN lnyot
untafy serdtude.
Jasper. ca Jan. 20 ~ W. Me-
lAusbun a G. Lane and Frank W.
soH. au Of ronnesaee. we're here f0s
Trial before United States Commission,
~ simmons on me charge OF peou'
Gee
These nee are EuJconstmctors ou
thc L0u'sg.lIs and Nashville nov ilnH
o. ailroaf near Carriers quarter. 10
OOrdgn county
Tsfy ace charged vim having ne
rf0ta Boz ssfy.tude against their viii
Each % he defendants waived pro
Hmlpafy rz1mi6hi.1r sad gave bond
ln the san ~ $500
o. ~ TbDmaa. secret srryIce man
from Charlotte n g.. has been here
fea days looking after these eases.
TIE men arrested think they win have
40 trouble n being aeqI.tisd when
tried Wright Williams and Wadisy'
ooatraefon N Dallas Ca aafs hell
sgue
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26

Co,umtus. o Jaa ~ rhs sagfems
eourt t04ay fefeed % elie'aIa 800
tioa % nia aft OF sraof 'l che casa
81 uarmnr Hau.iaa aho % COO
arnar1 NJ ole FrtU n.Tbi 20 thf
electric chair Cos ne muftcr of o.
workman ln P0rt mouth An effort
VII 81 maGs 81 grt ths Eogeuor fe
commute the aesieucs AZ thar me
ease msy 81 iassa before ihs psrfo1
tcsHl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26

AafuH Tex laa 81 me ssnate
anc hoasr ~ representative 81 tar
Tsraa ier'siafage Hef la taer feepsc
tive chambers af fooH today ESQ bal
lots3 f1r Uafei STATES sFsfof cts
"a Galleries.. 80 pfeseaf .lfamhefi
Has s.eeisl eitt1gl oppeeli'qt
o. icirf tesa1a i0uofrou the 1rai
aaref FN ~ caFf aHf 2easisl co.,
tmoa e.l te fpafsF declared rs
f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26
CROOK IN Tolls OF LAW.
Charged that He Operated by Raising
Money Orders.

Money OldtIht
Knoxville. Tom. jan %. PostoGlcC
Inspector W r. Keys has received 10.
formation from Fonandlna, Fla. that
a man filling the description Of par
" who Is believed 70 be George T.
Lowe, had been arrested IN Fernom
dina 40 Che instance OF Postmaster
Lewis, ~ that city
Lowe, q is charged, operated IN The
city OF Knoxville With two other men
a few weeks ago. raising poatomee
money orders and realizing ON he
same Two men. said TO be James
Farr end Doc HcFsey are ln Soil On
Knoxville and Rochester, n. ", respec
lively, on the same charge Lowe Il
believed 10 be tho third member Of the
gang lie Is said 10 have gone south
from knoxville. visiting Macon and
Jacksonville A photograph Of the
man held al Fernandua has boon re
qucstod by Inspector Koyu 70 De sent
here for Identification
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26

Wash.ngian. Jan g5-Up0a eoaysn
Ing % enc howe Of representatives
today Speaker Canb0n announced az
The conference on the paft % tha
house 10 charge oi tbe Omhlbus claims
elil Mcut Mah0n fPnI. Ofim
fW.sl ard Sims fTmub
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26


kesnIy watching Developments at g.
Petersburg The newspapers publish.
Ing extra accounts Of thc riots ere
eagerly read Use people were shock
ed ~ ihe death roll and there
Is a widespread feeling that tie bn.
roacraey viii be poworces b stem
tte tide Of reform. and that the Gown
IAN % the bureaucratic system must
end the RBr
a member ~ a FORE 30 iegnuon said.
~Fhe war s over uniera tie Russian
people are crushed wiih an lfoa heel
% has brought aloui q crisls Tte
Japanese army Be- noE lghung tha
battle 81 ihc Russian psoplc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26
strike at MOSCOW.

Moscow, Jan, 24--1i;15 a. m.-The
strike is spreading rapidly. All the
printing works have been stopped No
newspapers will be issued tomorrow.
Thus war there have been no COLI.
sions with the police.
Employees OF tanneries who are Out
on strike remain quiet
The police have ordered all svms
10 be remSyed from the windows OF
the gunsmiths, majority OF whom
have closed their shops.
Employers OF Bachrushln Michael
or, Hinder and Schroeder factories
have joined in the strike
A body of strikers az noon today
forced their way into tho works OF the
firm OF Hopper and compelled 500 meu
to join the strike. simultaneously
factories and other works were closed
throughout The districts adjoining
Danielod street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26
SENATE PREPARING
FOR SWAYNE TRIAL
Chief Justice Fuller Will Swear
In The Senators.
cATrLE RAIaERs ENrER PRoTEsI

Appeal to Interstate Commerce Com
mission Regarding Freight Rates
Happenings in the House and Sen
ate.
Washington, Jan 25,--At . O'clock
today Chief Justice Fuller viii swear
in the senators as a trial court OF Inn
parchment for the Judge swayne case
A resolution will probably be passed
authorizing Senator Platt OF Connec
ticut. to preside during the impeach
ment proceedings as Senator Frye
president pro tempore, does not feel
strong enough TO preside over the leg
islatiye session aud also during the
impeachment trial
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26

Vienna, Jan 25-W 0rkmen held o
meeting lu bah here last night 10
discuss the strike situation al ST. Pc
tersburg AS soon as the fret speak
or mentioned the word s. Petersburg,
the police official. who always attends
such meetings. ordered the meeting 20
be dissolved TITS order was carried
out amid considerable tumult
Toxic Jan 25-The Japaaoes ere
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-26

Strike Spreading TO other Towns.
Vienna, Russia Jan ga strike
has commenced here, The town Is
quiet
Koyno Russia. Jan. Work Las
been stopped az en- the factories aud
railroad shops here.
Warsaw Jan. a The strikers here
at noon today total!ed 10000
Trieste Jan IS Several hundred
worlmon assembled before the Rag
sian consulate here laia last nigh,
crying:
Down with the clarl" Down vita
tyranny" Down with Absoiutlsm."
The police dispersed the crowd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-17
MORE ROOM NEEDED
AT SCHOOL FOR DEAF

TRENTON, Nov. 17:-Two COM
mittees of the State Board of Educa-
ton, those on the school for the deaf
and appropriations and apportion-
ments, met at the school for the deaf,
Hamilton and Chestnut emu We'd
nesday. The chief business taken up
was the necessity for increasing the
accommodations at the school.
Professor John p. Walker, princi-
pal, presented this matter to the com
mittee on the chool. He stated that
more applications for admittance had
already been received than the school
could accommodate, and additional
room would have to be provided in
the near future If the institution was
to meet the needs of the state. The
committee took the matter under ad-
visement, but no decision was rem
dered. The other business transact
cd was of a routine nature.
Following the meetings, Professor
Walker entertained those present at
luncheon at the school. The guests
We're DR.. James M. Green, principal
of the state schools; j. |Brognard
Belts, assistant state superintendent
of public instruction, who acts as
secretary of the committees; Silas r.
Morse. Atlantic City; Ulamer Allen,
Jersey City: Charles e. Surdam,
Morristown: James y. Woodward,
Bordentown; w. Edwin Florence,
New Brunswick. and MI. Sloan, New
nrls
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-17
Snnerstition of Devonshire.

Devonahire is known to the world for
its superstitious usages, which defy all
efforts to uproot them. To name only
one example. when a person dies all the
relatives must touch the body. or they
will be haunted by the ghost of the dead
forever after. A superstition not so
local in its observance is that of begin
ming no task on a Friday. The writer
recently encountered a girl who, re-
ceiving notice to change from one room
to another on Friday. insisted upon do
ing it on the Thursday instead. But
the nos curious instance of supersti-
tion-and this. too, is met with much
nearer home than Devon-is surely that
which preseribes that when, a domestic
servant has broken a piece of crockery
she is bound by fate to break two other
pieces. So far is this idea carried that
the writer knows a case where flower
pots are kept for the special purpose of
being broken to appease the fates!
Charles Dickens. however. who died 81
years ago. noted that all good things
had come to him on a Friday!--London
Chronicle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-17
Reform in China.

The Chinese penal code, notorious for
its cruelty. has been modified by a re-
cent imperial edict. which also orders a
o humane treatment of prisoners in
dungeons. The edict declares that the
severe punishments hitherto in vogue
were relics of former dynasties. which
are now to be abolished "for all time"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-17
That Photograph.

whats the matter with my watch?
It won't smut up" said the customer.
There's probably a woman in the
fasc," was the jewelers. reply.-Detroit
Free Press. "*av
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-17

S in stamps free with 2 lbs
Java Coffee Doc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-17

So in stamps free with ID
Coffee, for 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-13
PEABODY coNsERVAToRY OF MUSIC,
OF BALTIMORE, ND.

An interesting episode of the close Of
the season at the Peabody Conservatory
of Music of Baltimore, Md, was the visit
Of w. j. Henderson. the noted New; York
music critic and author. Mr. Henderson,
after attending the four closing concerts,
wrote in part: II cannot believe that
any other American conservatory would
bring forward 80 many advanced pupils
at series Of commencement concerts.
"" am thoroughly satisfied that
n more sincere, devotedfand honestly ar
tistlc body of Instructors does not exist
anywhere else. '' The institution
is admirably equipped for the develop
ment OF artists
The past season was the most success
full In the history OF the conservatory,
not only in the remarkable numerical
growth In, members ship, but In tho i'm
provement in artistic achievement in
every department OF study. Nearly 1000
pupils were enrolled. The opportunity Of
hearing the master compositions OF diff
ferent epochs presented by the greatest
artists OF the day. the advantage OF play
Ing with and before others. the ensemble
rehearsals, the lectures. the pleasant mu-
steal association, the class splrlt-all
these tended to stimulate healthy In
terest and to establish a high ideal OF
excellence by means not obtainable out
side Of a conservatory.