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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Board Orders Changes.

Tho Board OF Fire Commissioners held
their monthly. meeting IN their room in
Present were John II. Frischkorn,
president, and Commissioners L. G. Jen-
kns, Charles Kepnler. ebert 1,ecky, Jr.
Joseph L. Levy. \. M. Perkins. Charles
Il. TAYLOR and G. w. Taylor: also Chief
W. 6. Fuller. Superintendent ". II.
Thompson. Assistant-Chief G. c. Shaw,
and Secretary l.. 8. Jones'.
A. D.. Fensom was appointed substi-
.tutc, on probation in Engine Company
No. 6. Ri IL @a$3s n.y. #4
The following changes were ordered In
the force Of the department: =. P. Crump.
OF Engine Company MOI from fireman
s"B" to fireman and g. Jacobini: 10! Of
Truck Company Mo- 2, from fireman "C'
to fireman "B' In Engine Company No.
4, and D. r. Ilerns, fireman C" was
transferred from Engine; Company NO.
( to Truck Company No:92; directive from
July LIST. .S,s
After trnnsactIng other routine bust
ness the board adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
MANY BITTEN.
Rabid Dogs Attack a Number Of
People in Greensboro.

45g6 Especial to The Tifnes-I pispa,chD Gs5
CiREENSDORO, n. C..s MAY S.--A5 dog
bit seven people and a number Of. other
dogs on bragg Street this, evening. "a
small child OF Mr.. Stewart Fen tress was
,ba dly bitten. and her father leaves with
her tonight for Pasteur treatment at
Richmond. The dog was pphrenn " rah.d
and is head has been sent on. fdr exam
iination. Physicians have cautcrlzed the
wounds OF the others who were bitten.
and a general raid on dogs Of that section
of the city is being made BY policemen
week. after having b ten other dogs,
but no attention was pad % those bitten.
a cat had been bitten by one o. the
thia morning while having commissions.
The Stewart child was bitten on the face
crazy animals teeth penetrated. The
dog was OF the fee breed, and the physi-
clan says from what he has learned to.
rab.es since yesterday, but no attention
was given to him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Columbia Street Railway.
nv Associated prcss.)

COLUMBIA, 8. c., May S.--Thel Column,
bin Electric Street Railway, Light and
Power Company Is to acquire by purchase
the Columbia aWter Power Company.
f, S. Anable. OF Boston, and Francis Is.
Carey, of Baltimore, were here to-day
An auxiliary steam plant. costing s3O0, coo,
is to be erected to be used in emergencies,
and the company is to supply motive
power 70 the factories, mills, railway and
other plants here. Tho Mercantile Trust
and Deposit Company. Of Baltimore, is to
be trustee. The new issue of bonds has
been practically placed The merger in
wolves an Investment Of S2QV, 600.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE. NEW YORK,
# BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
VIA . WESTERN
u ~ az AND 4STEAME rs Is. ll-.Lal

The Ocean Shore Limited leaving
.Richmond daily at p. M, arriving Nor-i
folk $50 p. NJ. quickest time made be-
tween the two cities). makes close con-
nection with Merchants and Miners Line.
Old Dominion Line and Bay Line steam
crs sailing from Norfolk to above points,.
This is the only afternoon train from
Richmond connecting at Norfolk with
these steamers. Passengers desiring to
do 50. may leave Richmond at A. NJ.
and spend day in Norfolk. For tickets.
stnteroom berthS and general information
apply to John z. Wagner, City Passen-
ger Agent. Norfolk and Western Once.
No. 1898 East Main Street.
c. II. BOSLEY,
Dist. Pass Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
TWIN GIRLS RUN
AWAY FROM HOME
They Are Protected and Fed by
Twin Boys Same
Age.
DROWN THEMSELVES.
The Boys Persuaded Them to
Run Away Instead and
Hid Them.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
RALEIGH, N. c., May S.-Three days
ago in Marks Creek township, six miles
from Raleigh, twin sisters, Ida and Pearl
Ray, disappeared from their home and
no trace OF them was discovered until
last night. when. they were found two
miles from home. They are ten years
old. and were found In a barn where
they had been two days. food being
carried to them by two twin brothers,
Ralph and James Moore, who are about
the same age. The two girls, it seems
We're punished at home for some trivial
misconduct and started out. they say, to
drown themselves in aipond about a half-
mile from the home Of their parents.
They met tho twin brothers and told
them they We're OH their way to drown
themselves. and the boys began to dis
suade them, with tho result that they
induced them to run away instead
It develops that n number of the chill
drcn in the neighborhood knew where
faithfully to save them from further Sc,
we're punishment they feared they would
receive at home.
NEW COMPANIES.
Blanks have been forwarded from the
office of the acknowledgement of tho
North Carolina National Guard here 10
Louisburg and High Point for the pur-y
pose of organizing military companies
there for admission into the national
guard. The Lousburg company is to
come into tho Thire Regiment
Sheriff Page, of Wake county, has
just settled for all county and State
taxes with the county commissioners.
and makes remarkable record of having
collected 9S15-16 per cent. of all tho
taxes. State and county. 1t is not be-
icved that such close collection has
ever been made by sheriff In the State
before. The entire amount charged
against the sheriff was sl77.49S.4S, and
the amount turned over as collected by
the sheriff was s172,S2702. The allow
ancc for insolvents and deinquents was
$4,G7l.47.
HURT IN RUNAWAY.
Amos Thomas, Il well known farmer,
who lives near Raleigh, lies in a critical
condition at Rex Hospital hero, suffering
from injuries received in a runaway here
yesterday, He was driving on EdentOn
Street, when his horses became freight
ened He was thrown from the vehicle,
entanged In the lines and dragged moro
than a square The most serious injury
was concusson on the right side of the
head, which. it is feared, will prove
fatal.
The game of ball that was to have
been played here to-day between Trinity
and Wake Forest, was postponed in
definitely on account Of the continued
critical illness OF Mr.. Washington Duke.
one of the greatest bencfactors Of
Trinity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
To Summon Mr.. Landstreet.

Mr. John Landstrcot, Gof this city. for
NOR president oflthe Independent Tobacco
manufacturers Association Of tho United
States, will be called to testify In the
Investigation which tho government Is
making Of the big tobacco trust. Mr..
L,andstreet has not yet been summoned.
and the report that he. Will be comes from
tionregariins the trust other than current
report.
Mr.. Landstreet is ylco-presidcnt Of the
Gently was president Of the independent
association. t.tlsaa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
SITUATION ACUTE.
Great Britain Calls France t,
Task and Japan Renews
COMPLAINT.
nv Associatefl Prcss s

LONDON. May ~S.-Yerbal commune
cations quite recently passed between
the British and French foreign offices
concerning the alleged liberation by
France OF breaches Of neutrality on the
part Of tho Russian warships in the Far
East. This was practically admitted to
the Associated Press ut the foreign
office to-day but the officials declined
toSenter into details on the subject. In
the absence Of officia. and definite in
formation 1t is said that the verbinal
communications We're not unnatural, In.
view Of the newspaper publications..
From another source the Associated
Press learned that Foreign Secretary
Lansdowne communicated with the
French ambassador in London and to
the French foreign office through tho
British ambassador at Paris within q
few days.
Relations Strained.
By, Associated Press.)
PARIS. May S.--Tllc critical tone of
The British press concerning Frances
hinged breaches of neutrality In the
tii,3,5- China brought an emphau tic gen
. / st;itelncnc to-day from. the foreign
li.r that the accusations are unfound-
Or. Motono. the Japanese minister
France, went to the foreign office
..lsterday evening, whereehe had an eX-
tended llnleTVleW Will y oiciSA sIliiiiStSI
pelcasse Tho nature of their conver-
saiion was not disclosed, but 1t Is I'M
derstood that Dr. Motono referred to
Japan's increasing Impotence regarding
the alleged breaches of neutrality. The
feeling prevails here that the situation
is gradually assuming much tension.
Reports are current that the positive IN
structions OF the French officials here
receive perfunctory execution on the part
OF their subordinates In 1ndo-China. ow-j
ing to the individual sympathy existing
between the civil and naval French and
Russian authorities. A semi-official
note, issued this afternoon. says:
"Contrary to the allegation contained
in a dispatch from Hong Kong to a
foreign agency nti. only, .has the French
government not disiegarded the rules Of
neutrality, but after" sending Its civil
and military agents very precise instruc-
lions for the enforcement Of those rules
the government has unremittingly seen
to their execution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
STRUCK BY TRAIN.
Ernest Newcomer Badly Injured
and MAY Lose an Arm.
H(SpecIal to The ITImcs-1)isnatch8l

Newcomer, nineteen years old, who has
been employed ri. the furnace here, was
in clifton Forge Saturday night, and On
his way back home was struck BY train
No. 2, Which broke his right arm III sew
eral places and bruised his body.
Hewas taken to the railroad hospital IN
Clifton Forge OH stretcher. 1t Is boz
lieved he win lose his arm. !,
Austin, the little two,year-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. James Francis, went into
the stable, where horse jumped over, the
Manager. striking the child u tho small OF
the back, bruising him badly. 's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Woodmen of World.
(By Associated Press.)

) CHATTANOOGA, TENN. May S.--The
annual convention of the Sovereign Camp
OF the Woodmen OF the World will con-
yeno tomorrow morning at Lookout Inn
with Sovereign Commander J. c. Root
presiding. The Sovereign Camp is com
posed of elghty-two delegates and four
Teen officers, The Woodman Circle, the
Woman's Auxiliary organization, OF which
Mrs. Emma I3. Manchester Is the su-
preme guardian. will open It's annual con-
vcntion at the same time IN an adjoining
hall. The Woodmans Circle represents
5000 members.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09

WASHINGTON. May S.-The r. 10. Lee
Chapter United Daughters Of the Con.
federacy, together with representatives OF
all the other Southern organizations ~
decided 10 tender reception TO the
Southern Industrial Parliament which
will meet here, beginning May I'D. Mrs.
ident or Inc national organization OF the
Daughters Of The contederacy, addressed
the meeting,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09

\ yfitici, arrived here to-day. passed that
point The latter also noticed q collier
Lowing the bay and stea,nng cast. but the
,naia Russian squadron wns not seen.
THE British steamer Angola from
afuroran. Japan was stopped by Japan
csc cruiser In the straits of Korea, After
being questioned about her cargo and
destination she was allowed to proceed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Swanson. Returns.

Hon. Claude a Swanson returned last
night from Louisa Courthouse, where
candidacy for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton. He spoke to "a large crowd and
expressed himself as much gratlfied with
his reception by I4oulsnns,
Mr.. Swanson will spend to-day In Rich
mond, and Will probably attend the Els's
memorial celebration to-day. lie will go
to BERKELEY, Va. on Wednesday to make
Shaw Camp Of Confederate Veterans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Another Transfer Case.

Major Johnson. colored, was arrested
ray his street car fare. He alleged lie had
II transfer. which the conductor claimed
was the, wrong one for the car: Justlca
John VIII hear about It To-day. Tn 8 was
tho second case OF the kind yesterday.
G, II, Mosby was arrested yesterday on
the charge Of being dlsordcTly on y street
car, He will answer to'Justice John this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
BOY KILLS FATHER.
Shoots Him While He Is Beat
ing His Mother.
3 (specIal to The Ilrnes- Dispatch.)

HENDERSON, N. c., May s-Minorl
Perry, cOlored overseer OF 100 acres OF
land, HAD quarrel Sunday. with his wife,,
and while beating her their son. ran up
with gun and shot the man. killing him
brother. AT the trial he was paced under
tond OF $500 for his appearance In court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Miniatures Of Lovely Women.

Mrs, Preston Preston, talented artist.
Of New York, is at the Jefferson, Mrs.
Preston Preston wishes 70 paint mlnia-
ducea ia Richmond By Mrs Sara A. Py-
non, Of New York, who speaks In the
highest terms of her as an artist,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09

THE FAvoRlTE ROUTE TO 1AET!-@
MORE, THE NORTH AND THE EAST.
York River Line Leave Richmond
daily except Sunday 1920 j, NJ; arrive
baltimore $500 A. NJ, connecting with
trains for Philadelphia. New York and all
points north and cast. Low ratio ex-
cursion tickets now on sale daily.
& NJ ii G, w. WEST BURY,
D. p. A, 900 East Main Street
Richmond Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
MORT ok RACES, II
SPECIAL EXCURSION
VIA NORFOLK g. WESTERN RYn'

TUESpAY, MAY 31bTr7.
$l,25 round trip. Special fast yestlbuled
train will leave Richmond, Byrd Street
Station $50 A. Nj Petersburg 96 A, N,
Returning, leaves Norfolk 7:1b II. n
Stops only at Petersburg For tickets
and further information, apply Norfolk
and Western ticket Office. Ninth an6
Main Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Meeting Of Police Board.

row night has been changed to Thurs
day night This change was made In
Difference to tbs wishes 0fs several mem
bers Of the board, who have engagements
say "Wednesday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
TO SAVANNAH, GA, AND RETURN,
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

Ono fare. plus twenty-five cents, for
ern Railway. Tickets on sale May l4th
and 18TH. Return limit May 2ath Quick
and convenient schedules through the
Piedmont Section and the Cotton MIN
Belt. Unsurpassed dining car service.
G. w. WISSrBURY,
d. F, A, 900 r. Main Street,
Richmond va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
( RUSSIANS DRIVEN BACK.
Mounted Outposts Forced i'll by
Advance Of Oyalnas
Armies,
ny Associated Press. ,

334 tBy Associated press.)
ST. PETERSBURG, May Scene.
raj LInevltch teiegraphlng from the
front under yesterdays date, says the
Japanese cavalry on May 4th, drove
back the Russian mounted outposts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
"NerYous Prostration."

The Richmond Academy OF Medleina
and Surgery will have Its regular session
Tonight at the y. r. a. building, Nnr-l
yous Prostitution Will be discussed as
follows: Symptoms and Dagnosis-H, ~,
Levy, NJ. D.; Treatment--J a. lodges,
NJ. D.; Static Electrical Treatment-R NJ.
Miller. M. d. Dr. NJ, p. Nuckols VIII
also speak.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Boy Fell From, Tree.

The little son Of Mr.. Charles Lyle. while
playing in the yard OF lih AoyaS On Grove
bruised hin, tiY yses,osday. Ais INJURIES
We're not considered serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
w. P. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
MEET mo azA t; 81 lS 81 s. q v!z,e@lu,.
LYNCHRUR0, VA, MAY GIL. M

tIIl5 q Special lt7a1es Wa y d'Iu ~, 70 80
Account above occasion, tho chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Will sell round-trlp
tickets from Richmond to Lynchburg at
IS, ana correspondlngly low rates from
ali other points on Its limo IN Virginia,
Tickets will be sold May Sth, 9th and 10Th,
good for return passage until May 10TH,
at rate OF IS round trip. ii
Train leaves Richmond 1920 a. NJ. Par
lor car attached.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
RICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND.
POTOMAC "a RAILROAD COMPANH.5t3

NoTIcE3To FREIGHT SHIPPERS.
r.ffectiye at once, local freight service
viii be operated trl-weekly until furthef
notice, leaving Richmond Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday mornings, Shipments
iof perIshable freight for local stations
should DO made on Tuesdays and Thurs
days, .,,rcp
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
JUDGE MANN

X especial to The Tnnns- pspatch,)
y NoIyrONNAY, VA, May S.--Judge W. H..
Mann returned to his home here OH SAT-
5pruay from Lyncbburg, Where he spoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
,s9,747,4o9 10
Fatally
HURT IN RIOT
CONTINUED from First Page.D

Continued from First Page.)
gan are the first members Of any union
not a member OF the teamsters organi-
cation to- go on strike In support Of the
transfers. They have walked out be-
cause Of tho delivery Of goods by nom
union transfers.
The State Street department stores
and large dry goods houses sent out
nearly their full complement OF delivery
wagons this .morntng,EEnnd throughout
the day transacted business on almost
a normal basis. On the wagons OF Car.
son., Pierce, Scott q Company ample
preparations were made for. possible trou-
ble. All their wagons were guarded by
at least two representatives of the law.
either police officers or deputy sheTiffs,
the latter being In all cases armed with
rifles The deputies sat In tho rear OF
the wagons and held their guns in posi-
ton to use at the first sign Of dis
turbance.
The big department store OF Rothschild
& Company for the first time since the
strike began loading their wagons in
State Street this morning. using police
and deputy sheriffs for protection.
When it was found that they could not
be supplied with the necessary number
OF deputies numbers Of their employees
were sworn In as deputy shcriffs. This
procedure was adopted by many OF the
houses, and the sheriff by night had
1.150 deputies at work.
Charles A. Stevens & Brothers sent
out all of their wagons to-day, and made
deliveries throughout tho city without
Interruption. Marshall. Field & Com
pany; Siegel, Cooper g. Company and
NIandel Brothers had out the greater
number Of their wagons, and made do
llveries within a somewhat limited area.
Fifteen hundred wagons, manned by!
non-union men. were operated from
State Street to-day. and the number
will be materially increased Tomorrow.
by the Employers Teamlng Company.
Individual contracts are made with all
men hired, and they will be. given per-
manent employment
Several Fatally Hurt.
The rioting to-day was of n sharper
character than that o: Saturday. Three
men were fatally Injured and number
of others were hurt Most Of the af-
trays occurred during the early part Of
the afternoon. William O'Dny, a COL
ored teamster Tonight was driving
south in an alley west Of Stewart Ave-
nue.. between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth Streets, when he was attacked
by Albert Enders, who struck him with
stone, O'Day drew a revolver and
fired twice. Both bullets took effect In
Enderss body. O'Day was arrested.
The. Hansell Alcock Company, Q Days
employers. are not involved In the
transfers strike, and there was no oc-
icaslon for lGnderss attack.
The civlc commission. appointed by
Mayor Dunno to investigate the strike,
commenced operations to-day, 1t did
little business but organize for future
work, however. and the promise for the
success of the performance OF It's mis-
sion does not seem bright. It has not
the power to summon witnesses. and,
therefore, rely OH volunteered testimony,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09

In a Pinch, use ALIENS FOoT,EhsE,
A powder for tired, Sachipg. swollen feet.
All Druggists. &c, Don't ACCEPT ANY ss 2,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09

For young men who spend
their money intolliqently--and
wait tho BEST THERE IS in
Clothing this is tn 9 ideal store.
A glance at our windows
will show you sonsthing
about the new stylcs-inside,
a grand exhibition awaits you.
Admission, freel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
CANDIDATES WITHDRAW.
A Mock Marriage Of Much In
terest-Educational Meeting.

(specIal 10 The Times Dspatch4 -,
ROCKY MOUNT, VA, May S.-D !;,a " ::
p. Reese has withdrawn as a canolGh,in -,
for the House OF Delegates from t'ru 1'''A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09
Will Tender Reception.

The child Will not he able to appear
81 witness 70. several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09

c. II. BOSLEY,
Dist. Pass. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-03
ORIGIN OF THE EARTH.
Chicago Professor Outlined His New
Theory of Accretion.

CHICAGO, December Pin an address at
of the Central Association of Science and
Mathematics Teachers yesterday Prof.
Thomas Crowder, chamberlain of the Uni
versity of Chicago. outlined his recently
announced "accretion theory of the earths
origin, which, if accepted by scientists, will
overthrow the so-called ''nebular hypothe-
sis and do away with most of the ideas
commonly held as to the origin of the earth
and other planets.
According to the ''nebular hypothesis or
La Place theory, which has been held for
over a century, the earth and the other
planets originally were masses of molten
matter thrown off from the sun by its whiri-
ing motion and gradually cooled to their
present condition. This theory Professor
Chamberlain attacks on the assumption that
the sun never had a whirling velocity suf-
ficient to throw off such bodies.
Prof. Chamberlains theory is that dis
turbance was caused in our sun bv the
near approach of, or collision with, some
other sun, which drew off projections of
nebulous matter from our sun and gave
them rotary motion by its own attrac-
ter then gradually gathered together to
form the planets.
The internal heat of the earth, says Prof.
Chamberlain developed by compression as
the body grew. The theory that the moon
once had atmosphere, he asserts, must
also be given up.
The meeting of the association Is attended
by 500 teachers of science and mathematics
from the central states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-03
ward Moseley c. s. Beale and william

Ellison Van Hoose made his first appear
ance this year with the Boston symphony
Orchestra, singing with Madame Gadski IN
Boston. Philadelphia, Washington. BATH
more and New York; and he shared uni
sual honors with the Wagnerian soprano.
Madame Katharine Fisk, who has been
singing the contralto part of Grace was
Sails Shakespeare Cycle, is said to have
attained greater degree of excellence IN
her work this season than ever before
Madame Fisk is one of the comparatively
few American contraltos to achieve pre-
eminence, and her progress has been con-
slant and substantial.
Elliott Sehenck the composer lecturer
and Wagnerian conductor, will give Sc
ries of explanatory rec!tals at the piano
at the Hotel Arlington Monday and Tues
day afternoons, December IL and IL MT.
Schencks subjects, as announced by MISS
Cryder, who has arranged for the recitals,
will be Wagners, 1.-THE Valkyrie" Monday
afternoon and Puccinfs La Boheme anu
Ver6t's "Rigoletto'' Tuesday afternoon
Mr. Schenck's recitals have been spoken
of as fascina ting and brilliant, ana neipiul
to the student of opera and tnose hii AZ
millar with opera scores or even with Ine
characteristics of operate composers. ne
illustrates his remarks with the piano. play
ing leading arias and the motives OF tne
operas he chooses as his subjects ana pleas
out the more important things, giving
brief outline of plot and explaining the
music. During his recital on The Vaiky-
rie'' Mr. Schenck will explain enough OF the
plot of the ring to make single opera,
THE Valkyrie," ineligible as part Of the
cycle, and will then go into the story OF the
music-drama During his second recital ne
will describe ''Rigoletto" and La Bo-
heme" and draw a sharp contrast between
the tragic story of the Verdi opera ana the
CAV Bohemian atmosphere or the Lalln
Quarter in Paris, as exemplified In La
Doh no