The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-06

Owing to the demands Of his grow.
ing business and professional interests,
Professor C.. C. Heintzman ! has re-
tired from. the leadership, of>the Journal
ceeded BY j. Jaw Mi InS 9 Ranm 1een W y9c
| comes from Cambridge City, Ind, to
devote his whole time to this popular
musical organizations, -
For nine years Professor Heintze.
man has been in charge Of the band
and to him is due in large part the high
place which the organization has come
to occupy in the public life:of Mime.
apolis and the northwest. Starting in
the fall of 1897 with aagroup OF un.
tanned youngsters taken off the. street
he succeeded in an. almost incredibly
brief space of time lin ;imbuing the bows
with keen7interest in music, and with
due respect for the discipline which it
was necessary toefenforce. The band
has been. his. pet and pride, and the
popular approval accorded it. on every
appearance amply justified his sense
q zgratltlcat1ons in Z the I. organization
For, the last few years, however, the
professor has been building In other
business and professional; interests
which have now, assumed such magni
tude that he felt he could not give all
his time to the band, consequently be
; Old in the Business. -..-.
His successor, MI: R;tdim11natel, Saltho, only
80 years, old,o is. a. band and orchestra
leader Of ripe experience. For TWENTY:
two years he HaS Begaa aGstiyely y sso
! ciated with soIliea Of ssssE,ses best known
musical organizationsY dna the central
States: In: InffMs yenagefa days III tray.
eled: four :, years With, well knows, shows
and carnival companies, thereby acquir.
ing full interest and knowledge, not
only Of Emusic and INSTRUMENTATION, ,bnt
of the Popular taste. in ;. music. sSAt
Owensboro, KY, he was for sevsssal
seasons solo clarinetist of the Kentucky
NATIONAL Guard band, one of the three
CRACK organizations Of theHblue grass
state. At Owensboro3be also organized
and conducted the Schubert Juvenile
orchestra, a most successful and popu-
lar organization composed wholly of
young girls. with his years of expafas
ence Mr.: Rummel has become an. expert
upon all various wind Instruments
which go to make up a we'll equipped
military band such as Is the Journal
newsboys' organization. His specially
is the reed instruments, altho he is ex.
cellently qualified to look after the
| players of. brass instruments.
| ~: Busy Season Ahead. ~. @9s>:!..
He comes to Minneapolis full of g i,g,e
ideas for building up the band rand
placing it upon an even higher plane
Of excellence by devoting his entire
time to the organization. He expects
to provide special instruction. to- any
members who may incline to lag be
hind, the: beginners being put to work
upon the repertorys Of the, regular or
This is, going to be a. busy year fol
the Journal Newsboys, band, with
numerous conventions and concert en-
gsagements,, and the change is, made il
plenty Of time to insure that the band
will not suffer in. the least, even in its
earliest appearances.
The. organization has been in sue
eessful operation for 80 many years
| that it is now firmly. established as one
Of the.institutions Of the city, and Tn {
ourn al is doing its part to cooperate
with the. boys in keeping it so. -,