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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
Trial Postponed.

Labor Commissioner James Doherty
has been notified that the trial of tho
Lynchburg Hosiery Mills, charged with
violation of the States labor laws.
has been postponed. 1t was set for
hearing In tho Lynchburg Police
Court yesterday morning. day will
be set for the trial some time within
the next ten days. The company has
for some time. it is understood. been
employing females or children for ten
and one-half hours day, giving them
part of holiday on Saturdays. 1t
has been frequently warned by the
Labor Department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
FARMER LOSES HIS LIFE.
Drowned in Pond While Helping to
Rescue Two Boys.
rSnar,a / IN The Times Dispatch.

ISpeciaTto the y fhfas- sPa ~ 81 Y
Raleigh. n g. June 1S'rNe ;Ss
drowning of P. G. Adams, we'll
known-farmer out at Penny's Pond,
this county. while helping to rescne
two boys-Percy strother and Ernest
a boat in which were the two boys,
The boat capsized. He helped to get
tho boys out to shallow water, and
when they reached the. hank badly
frightened they were horrihed. on
looking hack to see Adams sinking
for the last time. 1t was an hour
before his body was recovered. No
water was found in his lungs. and this
indicates that heart failure may have
followed Adamsis eXertion in saving
the boys, and mat this rather than
the actual drowning caused the death
He was forty wears old and bachelor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
Elam-Chnndler.

n Special tOThe Times Dispatch.1
Buffalo Junction, Va, June 13,-The
residence Of MIR. and Mrs Reuben
nomulus Chandler, of Buffalo. juno
.tion, was the scene of quiet home
Wedding on Friday. when their daugh-
ter, Miss Pattie Ray Chandler. became
the bride of Daniel Curtin Elan. Rev,
Jno. *. Faulkner, an uncle OF the
bride. officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs ELAN left on the Southern
train for Richmond where they will
spend several DAYS, after which they
will make their future home near Pc
tersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Argument In Several Cnses BEFORE
rribunnI sitting Mt Wytheville.


ISpecialstoT The Times-Dispatchl
Wytheville, Va, June 13.-Procecd-
ings in the Supreme Court of Appeals
to-day were as follows:
Clinchteld Coal Company VS.. Wheel
er's administrator. argued by A. A..
Phlcgar for appellant. and w. III.
Werth for appellee, and submitted
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany VS.. Dixie Tobacco Company, par
tally argued by Samuel Griffin for
appellant and r. w. Withers for APP
pellee. and continued until Tomorrow
morning.
lows.
Hall VS., Graham, sheriff and admin
5istrator: Barnes ct ais. vs, Crockett
administrators; Blankenship VS.. Bowen;
Bank of Pocahontas VS.. Browning
Wilbur ct al. VS.. Raines ct al. which
concludes the docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
Tilkns Give Bnnauct.
List. of qnallned voters.

Especial TO The Times Disnatcf.1
lists completed to-day show that s,asi
men In Nsnsenond county, including
Suffolk, have qualified as voters by
paying poll taxes for the past three
years. Four hundred and nine are
negroes Payments were light outside
of suffolk, where a prospective local
option election was the stimulus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
Many Ne,r Charters.

The rush to secure domestic charters
and the domestication of foreign cor
porations prior to the increase in fees,
tomorrow, continues at the
Offices Of the State Corporation Com
To the latter especially tho
occasion is Of especial interest, since
the increase Is large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
Injuries Prove Fatal,

q ISpeCIHI 10 I7Ht = IflIes -'i'iap asR'i.I
fredericksburg, Va, June l3,---Edgar
Bullock, son of i. e. Bullock. deputy
treasurer. of Carolina county, died yes
terday from the results of wounds in
flicted by a negro named James
Whiting. in an alteration young
Bullock had with him several weeks
ago. He was twenty years of age.
Sheriff Gill and his deputies are now
on a hunt for Whiting. but have not
vet ElnCatel him. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
Address by the Governor.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Harrisonburg. Va. June 1S.--In the
midst of heavy downpour. Governor
William Hodges Mann led the process
sion to Woodbins Cemetery as a mark
of respect to the Confederate dead.
Later in the Assembly Theatre the
Governor delivered an address to an
audience of 1000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
NEGRO DEF1Es ARREST.
Walks Through Villnsc With Drawn
Pistol-LRtcr Surrenders

Especial 70 The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
Franklin Junction, Va, June "a
In an alteration at this place late
this AFTERNOON Charles White shot and
mortally wounded Ned Johnson; both
White walked through the village
with drawn revolver defyinG arrest
and made his escape. After being alb,
sent about an hour he returned and
surrendered himself to the officers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
rnclneers nold Memorial scryice.

~ II SneOIaI 10 The1IImeS-I JIspatUn,J3H
9spencex. n c., Tune 13The Broth
erhood OF locomotive Engineers held
its annual memorial service at Spenw
Ger sunday afternoon, The address
was delivered by Rev. r, r., Steele,
pastor of Spencer Presbyterian Church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
40 interest In Elestion.

TEneClaI 10 Tue 'TIrIIHs-I1lHTHtU1I.I ~
Norfolk, Va. June a. Absolutely
no general interest is being displayed
for / d. morrow, and for this reason
the outcome is even more doubtful
than usual. There has been no cam
paign OF moment, and IT is not Thought
that there will be u so per cent. voss,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
infant smothered "a Death.

ISnetIuI 10 TIC ETlhleSTIlISHHtSh.I
Christinnsburs. Va. June lS--The
infant son of David Jones was found
dead beside his twin brother this
morning, The child is supposed to have
dren il the Jones family, three sets
of twins, kg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
,,oach---Ianines.

CSpecialto The Tines Dispatchi]
X fredericksburg, Va, June 1s,--A, j.
Roach. OF Orange county, and Miss
susie r. Raines. daughter of ~ s
lRaines, OF spotsylyania county. were
married Thursday. by ReN,3J. y. Wtlkinl
son at the latter's residence in Louisa
county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
wenver-Triplett.

y Fredericksburg. Va, June la,--Jo-8
seph Weaver and Miss E,lsie Annie
Triplett. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, H.
II. Triplett, both OF Prince William
county, were married. Thursday at the
home of tho brides parents. Rev.
Homer WEIGH officiating
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
RAIN DAMAGES CROPS.
Fields Flooded and Wheat Failing
DOyyn-IIttle Work Possible.

TSpbVIdI 70 Nc = - ~ .,
RoNbury. Va, June lS.-Ihe heavy
hooded the fields, A heavy northeast
wind followed by cold rain, is doink
greatNdamage TO growing crops, The
heavy fields Of ripe wheat, about ready
much will he lost It the weather con-
tinues had twenty -four hours longer.
il will be weeks before any more field
work can be done,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14


terrain In honor of Mrs. skinker, sho
is the guest Of relatives In this city
for several weeks.
Al yirefhin tiench.
Mrs Dabney crcnshaw Of this city,
IL spending tho month of June at the
Waverly cottage, virglnia Beach. Miss
Warfieid crenshaw and MISS Elizapeth
Wheat have returned to the city.
Judge and Mrs. edmund WaiGill IT.,
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Cannon and chill
dren. of Richmond, and Mr. and Mrs.
Nenalcus Landlord. OF Norfolk are
at the Joy cottase, Virginia Beach for
the months of June and July.
Recent engagements.
Mrs. Alexander Coke Smith has anr
nonnced The engagement OF her daugh-
Ter. Alice Glenn. to Or, Charles Wilson
Doughtie, of Norfolk. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs G. w, Crowder have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter. Virginia Miller. TO Ross
Purth the ceremony TO take place on
the afternoon of June i5. a i 80 D clock,
in the home of the bride. T0o East
Leigh Street
Visiting in Charlottesville.
Miss Constance Juno, of Toronto.
Canada. and Misses Louise and Ellen
Jenkins. of IBIS Monument Avenue.
Richmond, left yesterday for Charlottes-
Vile, Va. where they will be the
guests OF their cousin, Mrs. G. Fred
erick Splitter. for some time.
Guests Entertained.
Miss Olive " Webster entertained
a number of her friends last Thursday
evening at her home, 1915 East Clay
Street, in honor of her house guests,
Miss Florence Rose. of Huntington. ".
Va. and Miss Naomi Cunningham, Of
| Norfolk. The perlors we're attractive
Is arranged with cut flowers for the
occasion
Invitations Recalled.
owing TO recent bereavement in the
family of the bride. Mrs Emil j. Gas
Ser has recalled the invita- tions for
the marriage of her daughter, Julia
Josephine. 10 John r. Hsrton, which
will take place very quietly at the
| home of the bride in the presence of
| only the immediate families.
Miss Mott Eptertains.
delightful party was given by
| Miss Marie Mott last Friday evening in
honor OF the graduating class of Monte
| Maria. The house waS PRETTY dec
Grated in blue and white flowers, and
white roses and carnations were used
on the table In the dining-room. Those
present were Misses Marie Holzgufe. OF
| Durham, " c.; Agnes ODonneli, of
| Fredericksburg Celeste Anderson.
Gertrude stumpf. Gladys Coleman,
Mary Ludnun, Virginia Stumpf.
| Messrs. Maurice Sweeny, Preston Shell
| ton, Tuiius Gerring. irwin Cason, Wal
| ter krug. Hill Christian. Heine Leub-
bert. Alien Ramsey. Gus Grass, Rich
ard Ludnum. Alex. Bradley. Sherrard
| Mott.
VIII speak to League Members.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. of Alex
andria, Va will talk to members of
tho Equal Suffrage League of Virginia
/ al League headquarters, 3o7 East
/ Franklin Street. this afternoon at :
| o'clock. Mrs. Barrett is widely known
here and elsewhere in Virginia as a
leader in philanthropic and mission
/ work. and woman of broad culture
and experience. All members of the
league and other friends of Mrs. Bar
rett in Richmond are cordially invited
to he present.
In and Out of Town.
Mrs. Ruth Branch Jones, of Nor
| folk. is the guest of her uncle, Will
| liam j Branch. in this city, for a
4 few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

Miss Margaret Wilson. of 2so6 East
Broad street, left Sunday to visit her
sister. Miss Elizabeth n. Wilson, at
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

Colonel j. thompson Brown, of this
city. is visiting his daughter. Mrs. P.
u, Conway, in Danville. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

Mrs Cassius Lee, of Alexandria. is
spending some time in this city with
Mrs. Jeffrey Montague.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

Castle Meacham, of New York, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. James c.,
smyth, at her home on West Grace
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

Scott Cunningham of this city, who
has been Ill at a hospital in Cleve-
land, o., is now much improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur Axtell have
opened their cottage at the Hot
Springs, Va. for the summer months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14

DR.. Walter James, of New York, is
the guest of Mrs. Robert Bosher. at 2
East Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
THEME OF DEBATE
Literary Societies Celebration a,
Univcrsity-Reunion Of
Tilkas.
Lsnecial to rho Times nianntch

{sp pet9ds te The I Va n,spateA
chief event in the commencement cal
endar at the University OF Virginia.
to-day was the final celebration OF
the Washington and Jefferson Literary
Societies. held this evening In Cabcii
Hall. The main feature was debate
between two teams roresentng the
two societies on the subject of woman
suffrage. The Washington Society
team composed Of Alban Morley Wood,
of Frederick, Md; Lewis lyret, ~ lac
university, and II. p. Fulton, of Car
fragettes. while the Jefferson Society
team. composed Of Stanley Cleveland
OF charlottesville; william Ptoleny
Powell, of Belmont and, Owen r. Eas
man suffrage. The winning team was
presented with the board of visitors
prize of SIS. and the society represent
ed by 1t obtained the Harrison trophy
The Judges rendered their decision
tive. represented by the Washington
After the debate the society medals
tors medal to Maurice lfirsch. of
Houston. Tex. washington Society.
and Reuben Miller Holland, OF Whites
vile. KY. Jefferson Society: the de.
Csrsonviile washington Society, and
STANLEY Cleveland of Charlottesville
Denerson Society.)
AT the close of the annual exercises
of the literary societies the literary
prizes were awarded as follows:
For the best short story appearing
in the University Of Virginia Magazine
the prize was awarded to Albert g. A.
Bali of Charlottesville. for his story,
Defence of the Rock
The prize for. the best verse went
to Jean Ross Irvine, OF CHEYENNE
Wyoming. for his poem. entitled I'm
Mizpah Once"
Till<ns Give banquet
A reunion of the Tilka Society to-
day was attended by about seventy
five members Of that organization. the
second ribbon society established at
the university The visitors were
greeted at tho Kappa Alpha House
by the tWenty-six members of the &C
tive chapter. The chief event of the
reunion was tho smoker rendered to-
night at st Anthony Hall. Thomas F.
Bryan. of Richmond. graduate of
the law school, and former manager
of the football team. acted as toast
master. Among those who responded
10 toasts were j. Leighton Hubbard. ST
Norfolk. DR.. Edgar o. Lovctt. pres
ident of Rice Institute, Houston. Tex;
Charles yullikin of Royce: DIR. Archie
NJ Fauntleroy. u. S. n, now stationed
at Philadelphia. and DR.. John II. Neff,
of Harrisonburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
VIII speak to Lenguc Members.
In nnd Omt of Town.

n III HnH VUt OF TOWN..
Mrs. Ruth Branch Tones. of Nor
folk. is the guest of her uncle Will
liam j. Branch, In this city, for a
few days.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23
SEER u. 6. Sciinenbabl ~scitorbem.

Ser gerltorberc mar elmer Der allges
iebenIten nlsiibenoen WuIifer
unb Muiiflebrer Oes 2anbes. -
Cine berporrogellOe erid)einung
I'M muiifaliideH 2eben 9alti-
more's. - GtiuaS aus Dem 2eben
oeS 8iiniilers.
9oS mliifoliide 2eben 9altis
morc's bat einen empfinbIihen
Stloa erlitteu: Sr. ". Gbmnro Sci.
menbubl, ciner Ger beItbefonnten
ausiibenbcn Wuiifer, Wuiiflebrer,
Gborleitcr unb GonlpcniIicn Ser
Stabt, ia. oes eoil5eH 2anoes, murbc
g~eitern Morgen nod lGngerem
aranfiein I'M altcr BON nabe5u 80
Subren aus oieiem 2eben %abberuien.
gor unsefGbr 5fpci Sabren crlitt Der
gntihlafcnc BET eincm Stnr5 oiif
benz giic idiuerc 8erlesungen, bon
oei,en or iid mic gang erDolte.
81 ben Sintcrbliebenen 5Gblen ne.
ben iciner Satin, Srau 9ciiie Sec
8eimenbnbL geb. BIRD, cine 5od)ter,
SRI. Sreocrida S%ein1cnoabl, Gin 9ru.
Der, SIR. Aoolf Seimenba9l bon 81.
berfclh, Iertidfunh, iolpie .Sruei
Shtueitern, SRI. Mnric Seinlenoabl
bon YariS m,b bir 9orouin y: Gul-
Mig bon BERTH.
lie 9eeroigiiitg ,finbet morgcn
Wodntittns pom Srollerbaitie, Nr.
2t19, Murplaro s(pc., ans ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23
Spnucnanf. nnS 1tnttranng.
Tns Mctter.

5iir MarpIauo unb Den Siitrift
Columbia bcute uno morgen flar
mo fGlicr. mGbigcr peItlitc bis
rcrblpcltIidjc Miube.
2oa Meter mar seitcrn milo. Iic
hod,ite cmpcrutur mar 81 @rnb nm
I llbr Nnhmittass nno bic nicoriglt.
81 Srao iinl 6 llbr MoraelS.
Sn ben nnberen gunoeS'@ citcr'
S'cobod,tuuasliotionen bes SonbcS
nurbcn bic Iolscnocn h6ditcn Gent
pctaturen ucrseifnct; GnItport %,
Ecrtlano "a, Bolton 38. NlbnnD 26,
Ncm-Dnrf ~, Hbilaoelpbio 81,
N~rrtbficIo %. guiiuIo 81, Gtcocluro
2S, Detroit 20. Tlpenn -. Wnr'
alictte l6.' Green Ban IS, Gulutt,
81. Sitrou S, Sismard -i2,
Isluiitou ii. &elena III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23
,Gca6oOb.G% onieruot'o=

Sofult1t oes rEea6oOb.G onieruoto-
riunts".
Serr Seimelbabl NOR Der Sclt-Gis
rigcnt bes I'M Sabre 1888 in 9oltir
more abgeboltcneu Is. Notiounl-
S1ngerieites Der 0itliten Stootcn
ron Noro.Imerifu.
Serr Seimcnbabl luor Ser Gonl-
roniit elmer groben an5obl bon
@erfen, Die nit sroBcm Griol9e 5ilr
Nnfiiibrlng %gelaneteu. Inter oenicI-
bci ieien beionoers erpGbnt: eiit
Sireifqllartett, oaS in 2onOon NIT
Soreiate als Gon5ertmeiIter .5ur
Huifiibrulg 9elongte; cine n&alo.
Gontote" fir Colo, Gbor nnO Srd)c-
iter, Die in ciiter aan5cn gn5obl Dol,
omerifauiid)en Stdoten Si,r guifiib-
RING e%clanste;; Elm Streidauintett;
tin Snterme5jo iiir Srd)citer, oos
u,tcr Sbomns' uno inter nan Der
Studen's 2eitung nuigciiibrt puroc,
bic .6riibliugs : Supcrtiire;" Der
IS. Yialm fir Gbor unb Sololtim.
men, lpeldbes gelegentlid) oes goloe.
iun Subilaums oes gutanp Elace-
Sempels sur aufiiibrung gebrndt
nltr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23
Gin snter Smed.

Gin nltcs bcutid,cS Gbcpour broild't
500. - Sic .5cocrotcb Gbori'
tics" cri,idt bos bcntidc Yubli.
finn I'M bic llnterltiitung Ter
8otic lcioct an Der Sd),pinoiid,t.
gic 8cocrnteo Charities" crilld)eu
hoS Ieutihtbum Soltimore's. 500
bcrSugtben iiir Gin altcs bentidleS
Gbepaor. oanlit baiiclbc Die mcuigen
Gage, Die i'm in oicicr Welt nod)
teihicocn iiib, 5uiamrlen rcrIebci,
fcni.
Ter Mann lit Gin Shneiber Don
9Sroieiiion cin gutter grbcitcr, unge.
iehen uno mar wcbl I'M Stnnbc. icinc
Semitic az. crnabrcn bis CT pon Der
G%dppinoiud)t beiolleu muroc. Gr
bntte gelll,s @elh selport I'M eli,
ficines @ons faifcu sn fonnen, iii
lWeld)clu or nit icincr Satin mcbnt.
Seine langc aronfbcit bat icbt lcinc
G%rIporniiie ouige5cbrt, mo on ba:
Yaar fcinc &iilher ODER ioniiilc Ser
luaiotc bat. miiB cS gctrcnnt in il.
eeih cincnl N%riuenbauS icinc Sogt
Ii ldlieBcil. ipcnn nid,t 6reuloc iid)
i..rer nmncbmcn unb ibnen bird ct.
lid,e tIeinc @clhbcitr1ge cr,uoglid,cn,
ned mcni9e Monotc 5liommcn al
Icten. Ger iriiberc Irbeitgcbcr bcS
9iannlcs balt 10 grcBe Stiidc alif
ociielben oaB or ibni cine rStciit.
Iid)e llntcrititung bon 81 ucriprc.
d,en bat. Sic STRIDE gicbt aud, Gill
n'tnig mo cbrrfalS cine 6rcnnoin.
9Hcnn Der. Marn scIiorbcn lit. piG
tic fsrnii i6r Sans ucrfduien uno III
tim altcabcim cinircien. GS broi,
nrn besbnIb mir 500 auiscbrud,;
sii pcrScn.
WcrScn nid)i ue,ue Qeier oes
Ttutifcn Gorrciponbcnicn" iid) be.
r,if crfI6rcn, iiir 'cinen ibrer biilis,
brbiiritiscn 9anbslelte cinjutretch :
Mcuii 100 Gcrioncn jc cincn 1oaal
c~inienbet. fam Die eriorherIif,:
Suntnie III f,lrScr 3eit aniaehrad,
ircr0en.
Der .Geutid,c Correspondent
ninintt GoniriM,tionea entgesen
soId)c f0r,en and All iSrI. MiloreI
Mifc, rUebcroteb Charities" Or. 25
Sib.NroaSrpan. obcrs TN bdS Gen
trail ,treau bieier Organization, Tr
tni @rit SaraiogaitfeSe. 0eiano
ivsroeh.
an benz Bureau bes aTeutid,el
| Erf.N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23
Scr 1entidlc GorreiponScnt.

Die ein5ige beitlfe 3eitl,ng in
Baltimore, welfe ben 2eiern a!le
Ieuigfciten Der Stabt, oes StaoteS
inlo Der @clt tGglit iriid l~iefert.
Sic cinSiee beiltif)e 3citnis, ipeld)c
III allen areiien oes 9eu.ittb,ims
gc!eien miro. Nur Der nGorrcinnn.
DIT" bringt Die Ecpcifcn %. nNiio.
eiirien GreIic," ocren Ritalieo Der.
icIbc lit. Ger Correspondent" lit Die
cinSiae hcr,tidlc 3citrrng, rpcIdIc fit
GROCER 8erbrcitune in MarpIano,
@aibington, @irginien. Belt.Iir9i-
nien, ionic i'm sanscn Siiben crireut;
iiobt feincr biciiaeu sroBcrcn cnaIi.
id,cn Scitung im 7cpeid)en. unS
9ofaInodribten.E icnIt nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23

SEER S%eimenbabl mllrOe an 20.
Tebruar 1858 IN glberielo. 0eutld)'
lano, geborclr. nit ied)s Sobren be-
eonn ieine muiifaliid)e Gr5iebun9 IN
Icincr 8oteritoot. 2ldt Sabre alt,
trat or 5ilrll eritch 0tal o%Iientlid) alS
SioliniIt lurf. Milbclmj, Der be-
riibmlte 8cigen Girtuoie, meldler ei'
l;ige Sabre ipGter Den anaben borte'
rrrun(oBte sic Gltera, ibren Sobn
s.tm Wniifer ausbilben 5u lo1'en
inio nabm oenielben lelbit III leirr
camille ali, no er 5mci Sabre per-
biieb. Taroh be5og Der ililge ser
mcnoahl bn5 Gouierpotoriim 81
9riiiiel, 100 ct lid inter WieitialpSf'
I'M Iiolinipiel msbtlbete nno aitber'
rem eiilen aurlis III 5beorie mo
Gompoiitionslebre o%urd)nod)te. Stn
Sobrc 1876 erhielt or oen erlteit
Treis in ocn i1brlid]cn @cttbcrper'
brnngcn bes Gonicrpatoriu1s. 90.
rad lieB or it'd III &onoon nieoer.
9tot bieiem 9ur,oc fam ,er i'm Sabre
1879 mo sipar 1T Der Gigenldlaft
ols GonsettmeiIter ocsu Wenoelsiobn'
Gnintett- Glubs" bon Bolton, ciller
Der eritcn aniumcrrnniif : Srganiio'
tirllen icrer Belt.
Sn Sobrc 1880 iicbelte Sr. Scis
nenoobl md Gbicngo iiber, no er
cin SpnpDohic : Nrdlcitcr erlnbetc,
cos CT 5lpci Sabre bilotrd, leitetr.
CIR ipleie bonn cincm Hnic nah
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Narl er nas Stuoinm Der Stimmbil-
hung iulter gniiu Gappinni mo ipds
ter unter Miaiam Sbafeipenre irlh
g.nno 9untolp.
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titng oieies TercinS, IN lueld)er Stel-
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! 1889 bate SEER SeimeitOobl oils
NndJfoIgcr bcs 6rn. Soieph Eddlc Die
mififnliid1c 9eitlmg oes 0cinlisuer.
ems ,.Sartnpnie" innc. 9eioe Der
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dis Gin 3eidcr Der Nhtuitg fir Del.
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rein. @ercinsgehaubeii ouf Sulbmnit
lehiBt uerbeii.
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peridb Serr Neirrenoabl l,cben bieiel,
a%enticrii iiudl uiele iuid>tiee Sfraiit'
gen. 10 Bic oes 2eiters oes .pbilbas.
moniid)en Symphonic Grteiters,"
nes .Eeaoep Sninptuuie GrheiierS"
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binourd Gin geihdstes Mitslieo Der