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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27

Lake Forest, 1ll., July 27. Thomas
9. Bundy Of Los Angeles defeated
Walter Hayes Of Chicago III the semi.
finals round Of the Western Tennis
association championship tournament
today, thus earning the right to meet
B. O. Inman Of New York III the final
round. Bundy won IN straight sets,
the scores being 60; 60; Ga.
IN the third set. Hayes started to
take the net and won hls first game
Of the match. Bundy took the next
three. the fourth game being hard
fought. Hayes grabbed the fifth and
keen battle began, although the out
come was never IN doubt The Cali
fornian lead at 5.S, his nackhand and
forehand drives to the far corners
keeping the state champion on the
run.
Hayes won the ninth game, but
Bundy was not to be defeated and
won the deciding game and the
match Ga.
Miss May Sutton Of Los Angeles,
won the Western Womans tennis
championship by defeating Miss Mary
X. Brown OF the same city 60; 6-s.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
EXPLORERS RETURN

Copenhagen, July 27.--Captaii
Ejnar Mikkelsen, the Danish arctic
explorer, with Engineer sversen, ae
companying him, both Of whom start
ed in the summer Of 1910 to cross
Greenland, have arrived at AaIesund
Captain Mikkelsen and Engineer sver-
sen formed part Of an expedition
which was organized in 11Os TO dis
cover the depot left by Mylius Erich
sen, who with two companions, per
ished In Greenland In the previous
year.
In the completion OF their original
object, the two started to cross
Greenland. The news Of their return
has been received by the expedition
committee in Copenhagen.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27

Chicago, July a.. Edwin M SIMS
former United states district attor-
ney in Chicago returned from Oyster
Bay and announced bis withdrawal
from the national progressive party
because x ire agsion to nominate 2
state ticket i'd Illifois hEr Sims waa
one Of the Chicago MANAGERS foE
Colonel Roosevelt in the pfe-conven'
ton contest and was slated to be ma
tional secretary in the impeding cam
paign.
Delegates to the Illinois progressive
state convention to be held here Aug
ust 8, we're to be named today n
county and ward conventions through
out the state. A total Of 1.16$ dele
gats Of which AIS are from Chicago
were apportioned under the call. 4
cali for q conference OF progressive
editors. to be held heer August 8
was issued here today.
John F. Bass, announced ln 9 legal
opinion that the progressive party
could not participate in the primaries
next April II it presented at the Nov
ember election candidates for presi
dental electors only.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27

Cheyenne, Wyo., July 27-The pro.
gressive convention called by Gov
ernor J. M. Carey met this morning
in the office Of the governor. There
were about seventeen delegates pres
Mt. Governor Carey made an address
in which he stated that the progress
sive movement was a rebuke to 'e
publicans and democrats alike who
had failed to serve the people, His
speech was largely devoted to local
conditions.
Governor Carey was made chair
man Of the convention, with A. A.
Underwood Vice president, and sheri-
dan Downey, secretary. Committees
were appointed and Governor Carey
Frank Sitter Of Laramie, and I. IT.
lyman Of Sheridan, were named as
delegates to the Chicago convention.
Roy schenck, A. A Underwood and
R. D. Garry were named as alter
mates.
Adjournment was then taken until
late this evening. residential cleo
tors will be chosen, but there is no
disposition to place third state tic
ket in the field 1'ne only candidates
to be chosen this year are for the
legislature.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
Rad influence Is Feared

San Francisco, July 27.-In a tele-
gram from Inspector Hughes of the
New York police force, Chief OF Po-
lice White was informed today that
Clara Perkins, Frederick Patterson.
and Patrick Walsh, maid, chauffeur
and man servant, respectively, for
Nicholas ]. Mcnamara wife Of the
banker of San Mateo, would be held
in New York for the alleged theft
of the Mcnamara automobile until
August without bail. Unless exem-
plified copies Of indictments or com
plants are sent. to Inspector Hughes
by that time, the magistrate win dis
charge the prisoners from custody.
Warrants have been sworn to by
McNamara and an effort viii be made
to have the grand Jury here return in
dictments. II this is accomplished i
detective will go with Mcnamara and
his daughter to New York to get the
prisoners and accompany Mrs. McNa.
mara TO California. Mcnamara told
Chief White that the people under ar
rest had an undue influence over hig
wife and that he sought to destroy It.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
CATHOLIC CHUhCR TO
HELP THE PtRUVIANS
ENGLAND WILL ASSIST IN WORK
or IMPROVING CONDITION
OF INDIANS.

Washington July 27.-zfn the hope
of alieviatlng conditions among the
Peru Indians N the putumayO rubber
country, the British government has
concluded to aid the extension Of the
Roman Catholic church in tat region.
As the laws Of Peru forbid the op-
GRAFTON Of missionaries OF any other
denomination, the fritish view IS that
orly through that agency car the well
fare Of the natives be safeguarded
Cvertures have been made to the
rope, and If he is willing 70 sanction
extension Il Catholic missions IN that
part Of Peru, eiielts will be made
to secure through popular snbscrjp-
ticn sufficient funds. Already the
movement for public support mas at
tanned considerable proportions ii
England and the state department to.
day was informed Of it IN the hope
that similar movement might be un.
dertaken in the United States.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
rRounLEs al pArRIck

Cleveland. O., July 27.The trou-
bles Of Patrick Calhoun. street railway
magnate who IL ID California. ap.
pear to be cumulative. Today suit
for $4,000 was filed against him BY
the Union National bank. This is a
balance on promissory notes for 500,
900 endorsed by calnoun for the 81.
clid Heights Realty company. Sew
eraI days ago Marshal Morris. Of OF.
tingham, the suburb IN which Cal
houn's handsome residence stands,
was installed In the house on . legal
process issued in conjunction with a
claim for s7s1Osa held by Jonn NJ.
Grant and Son.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
ENGINE PLUNGESFR BRIDGE
LuckLEss MAN is CAUGHT BE-
MEATH WREckAcE AND DIES
INSTANTLY
ROAD lis lQUIGkLY CLEARED
SANTA re HAS TRAFFIC REOPEN
Ed in LESS THAN TWELVE
HOURS AFTER ACCIDENT

! Willis Hoffman Of this city, S5 years
old and unmarried, was to have quit
railroading today and was to have
been relieved by Thomas Green, a
veteran fireman Of the Mountain di-
vision Of the Santa Fe, but on his
final run to Lamy Junction over the
Santa Fe branch last night, the en-
gine struck broken rail on bridge
and plunged into an arroyo, killing
Hoffman and injuring the engineer,
Thomas Collier. Hoffman was pin
ned under the engine and his body
was not removed until this morning.
Engineer Collier was not seriously
hurt in the accident. sustaining only
bruises and scratches The was
taken to Santa Fe his home, Collier
who is married man, at one time
ran out of Las Vegas as a fireman.
Only two cars behind the engine of
the train, No. 726, left the track. The
locomotive, No. S65, which was In
the wreck at Domingo a year ago
when Engineer Green was killed, is at
the bottom Of the arroyo, at Hondo,
and though smashed up considerably
the extent OF the damage can not
be definitely determined until it has
been placed In the shop.
The wreck occurred shortly after 3
o'clock. The wrecker was sent out
from here. and the road was cleared
up and ready for traffic at 1890 o.
clock this afternoon. The accident
tied up traffic between Lamy and
Santa Fe completely and no mail from
the Capital City was received here
until late today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
SAYS WIFE STOLE
HIS TOURING CAR
FRISCO BANKER ASKS ARREST
OF HousEKEEPER IN
NEW YORK.

New York July 27.--Mrs. Glare M,
Perkins, housekeeper for Mrs. Marga.
ret /. McNamara. with whom she left
San Francisco on June II, was held
today without bail to await extradi-
toin as a fugitive from justice. The
action resulted from the receipt of a
dispatch by the New York authorities
from the chief Of police of San Fran
cisco.
1t is alleged that Nicholas ] Nc
Namara. ) SAT Francisco banker or
dered the arrest Of MRS. Perkins on a
charge Of gaaa larceny. The bank
er accuses Mrs. PERKINS Of helping
to steal the automobile in which Mrs.
Mcnamara, her two children, Mrs.
Perkins, chauffeur and a valet
made trip across the continent.
Frederick H. Patterson. the chauf-
feur and Patrick Walsh, the valet,
also were arraignad on charges of
grand larceny. Counsel for Mrs. Per
kins, who had been retained by Mrs.
Mcnamara. asserted that Mr.. McNa-
mara was trying to persecute his wife
because she left him as a result Of a
disagreement over financial matters.
Mrs, Perkins attorney explained that
Mrs. Mcnamara is wealthy in her
own right. Mrs. Mcnamara asserts
that the automobile belongs to her.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
PREPARING FOR THE
ARCHIBALD TRIAL
SENATOR ROOT LIKELY WILL
PRESIDE AT THE iMPEAct-
MENT COURT

Washington. July 27-senators
Root, Lodge, Sutherland and Clark
Of Wyoming are under consideration
for the presidency Of the court Of i'm
peachment to try Judge Archibald Of
the commerce court. Senator Bailey
has been mentioned. but il is said q
democrat will not be chosen. Senator
Gallinger, acting president protein
pore Of the senate. thinks lawyer
should preside.
Judge Archbald's answer is to be
filed Monday the house managers
are to file their answer Thursday and
on Saturday, August 81 the issues
must be complete and the senate sit
ting as the court will decide If the
trial shall go on Or be postponed un-
ill fall
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
no Confession in
.ROSENTHAL MURDER
EXPECTED DEVELOPMENTS IN
SENSATIONAL KILLING FAIL
TO MATERlALlzE.

New York, July 27-The expected
breakdown and confession of one
or more Of the men under arrest in
connection with the murder Of Gam
bier Herman Rosenthal nave failed
to materialize. District Attorney
Whitman is balked so far in his eff
forts to show who plotted the murder
Deputy Police Commissioner Dough
erty says he does not expect any
more arrests soon Jack Sullivan
whose arrest was one of The sensa
tional features Of the investigation
will be given chance to tell his
story to Deputy Dougherty
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
EMpERoR Is RETTER

Toxic. July 27.-The condition of
Mutsuhito, emperor of Japan, which
was said by the court physicians yes
terday to have reached grave crisis,
has since nuctuated greatly, giving
rise to hopes of recovery. and again
casting those near his majesty into
despair. Several cabinet ministers
remain in constant attendance.
The bulletins issued today indicate
there is little change, the announce
ments published early limiting that
his strength was ebbing.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27

Topeka. Kans July 27. 7.-Argumentl
on the appeal from the decision Of
District fudge Branine in Harvey
county il dismisAing tne injunction
suit brought by the aAAerents Of
President Taft to keep the names Of
Roosevelt electors Off the primary
ballot, were held in the supreme court
today At the conclusion Of the ar
guments the court took recess un,
til q p, m. It was believed decision
will be rendered today.
p. r. TIite, the only Taft attorney
who appeared, devoted all his argu-
ment to the rights voter has un-
der the constitution Of the United
States It was said the argument
tended to pave the way for an appeal
to the United States supreme court
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
THE STEEL INVESTIG TON
RoosEvELT's VIEWS IDENTICAL
WITH THOSE or DISSENT
ING coMMlvTEEMEN
CONGRESSMAN INTiMATEe FOR,
MER PRESIDENT MIGHT
HAVE TAKEN aPEEK.s

washington, July 27-With the dec
laration that certain of Colonel
Roosevelt's views on the corporation
problem and the Stanley steel com
mittees findings "singalarly cores
pond" with those contained in the mi
nority report Of the committee Rep
resentative Gardner OF Massachusetts,
republican. today read statement
to the house.
Il know the world is censorious," J"
Mr.. Gardner declared. "and ! fear It
might say that the minority Of the
steel committee had purloinec the
colonel's views if I were to neglect
to point out that we gave our views
to the press in confidence Tor future
publication several hours earlier than
the colonel gave out his statement"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27

JacksonviIIe, Fla, July ~. White
ana negro factions Of the Roosevelt
party III Florida met IN asrsrate con
ventions and each chose ane.half the
number Of the states dalesates to
the Chicago convention, the white
branch al Ccaia and the negroes at
Saint Augustine.
The Ocala convention was an.
nounced as aIily White while the
ST. Augustine meeting was for neg
roes. At Ocals the ssssion had hard.
" opened Wien negr1 DELEGATES, aid
I'd by 4 hali dozep whites demanded
seats.
The conrention refused seats to
the negroes, Reports received here
state that they, with white adher-
ents Withdrew 70 a separate conyen-
ton. The negro conversion At St.
Augustine is having faellonal trou-
bles.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27

Lincoln, Neb.. July PIT became
known here today that plan was Of
fected at a conference Of progressive
and regular republicans last night
whereby the candidates for presiden-
tial electors on the republican ticket
who are favorable to Roosevelt will
withdraw and their places be filled by
men who il elected will cast their
votes for President Taft.
Governor Aldrich was 8 party to
the conference. but it was reported
at the state house he would refuse
ID carry out the agreement and would
stand BY his earlier position for Roose-
Welt.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
.MASONS HOPE TO
|. end THE TROUBLE
DISCUSS MEANS OF STOPPING
THE REVOLUTION in OLD
MEXICO

Nasville, Tenn, July 27 Senator
Jose CASTILLO, member of the Mex
ican congress and sovereign grand
commander Of the Scottish Rite Ma
sons Of Mexico, visited Major James
D. Richardson, sovereign grand com
mander of the southern Jurisdiction Of
Scottish Rite Masons at his home in
Murfreesboro today. The two high
Masons discussed the influence the
Masonic order might employ to bring
about a restoration Of peace IN the
southern republic.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
BLOOD RENONINATED
BY THE PRESIDENT
EFFICIENT POSTMASTER IN EAST
LAS VEGAS WILL HOLD HIS
JOB

washington. July 27 Nominations
for postmasters in New Mexico have
been made BY President Taft as fol
lows: John W. Hawkins, Alamogor.
do: Robrt NJ. Chandler, cimarron:
George L. Bradford. Dawson; Fred o.
Blood, East Las Vegas; John $. Nc
TavIsh, Nagdalena; Joseph McQuillin.
San Marcial: Luis d KittreIl, Socor-
10; Luis Garcia, Springer; Spence
I4ardie. Vaughn; Piedad Medina, Wag-
on Mound; J. P. Porter. Estancia; Q.
o. OFFICER Ration
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27

Ellensburg, Wash. July 27.-Ac,
cording to G M. Snow. sheep man
OF Trenaway who has arrived here,
the peak capping Mount ingalls, in
the Cascade range mas been split by
some seismic disturbance and has
been thown into the waters Of 1cicle
Lake, small but deep body Of water
5000 feet above sea level Snow de-
clares the outline Of the top Of the
mountain has been changed complete
y. ia
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
pIAz IS well

Paris. July 27. Former President
Porfirio Diaz Of Mexico. who was en-
roneousIy reported yesterday in Mex
leo City to be seriously III, went oui
visiting today. accompanied By his
wife. He appears to be in excelleri
health.
Senor Diaz personally expressed
the desire that the announcement
should be made that he is in excel
lent health.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
aEcaER CO.'S MAD.

Los Angeles, July 27. Driven mad
by constant indulgence in her only
pleasure the counting of pennies
and small silver pieces begged from
passersby-Leota Seybold, an ancient
character Of the street corners, was
sent to the asylum recently and there
found today to be worth 100000. She
will be sent to the care Of two sis
ters in Oklahoma, where she owns
large tracts Of land.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
SHOOTS A WOMAN.

Denver, July 27.-Andrew Golden,
until recently smelter employe, to-
day shot and probably fatally wound
ed Florence Wood in her room in
Glenarm street and killed himself,
sending a bullet through his BRAIN.
The woman is in the county hospital
with a bullet in her back.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
LAND DISPUTE ENDED

Washington, July 27.--The Mexican
ambassador and the state department
today reached an agreement to settle
the long standing dispute regarding
the ownership OF the Chamisal tract
Of about $50 acres, forming part Of
the city Of Ell Paso, on the basis Of
purchase Of land from Mexico by the
United States The tract is believed
to be worth approximately $1.OOO,OOO.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
BRITAIN WILL NOT
PUSH ITS REQUEST
THE PANAMA CANAL MATTER
WILL REST ON THE NOTE or
JULY 8

Washington, July ~. The British
government has decided to rest its
protest against the pending Panama
canal bill, for the present. on the note
submitted by Charge Innes on July
Is. Mr.. Innes today notified Secretary
Knox that his government had nothing
to add.
The Archibald case, which will lie
taken up Monday, may interfere with
continued consideration Of the Pan
anna bill.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
MccARY IN jan.

London, July 27.-"Kidg McCary
who was brought up again at Bow
street police court today on pro-
visional extradition warrant issued on
behalf Of the Belgian government on
the allegation that he was implicated
in larceny said to have been COM
mitted at Ostend. was remanded until
August 2 without bail.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
*sS++*$s%+~@*%4%

Washington. July 27.-An agree
ment between regular and progressive
republicans was reached today for
the passage Of sugar tariff bill fix-
ing duty Of s1.6O per 100 pounds
IN place OF the present rate Of $3.50.
The pact, which it was believed would
mold throughout the day provided
that the progressives should staud
with the regular republicans. desert.
ing their previous alliance with Tia
democrats.
a bitter attack by Senator Iodee
upon American cane sugar refinera
opened the debate. He charged rpa
refiners with attempting e strlke
down their competitors. the beet aug
ar producers, by fighting TOR nee or
reduced duties on raw sugar
Mr.. Lodge endorsed ! substit,,,s
bill he had reported from the flnanea
committee, which would abolish "a
duties standard test and the tariff
differentials Of the present law.
Senator Lodge declared that one
year after aboIishing sugar duties the
domestic industry would be dead and
the consumer would be paying exor-
bitant prices.
so far as have been able to
learn said Senator Lodge. "the
movement for free sugar, outside Of
congress, has come from one of the
three great sugar refiners Of the conn
try and from that source alone. The
American Sugar Refining companies
and the Arbucklas have not appear
ed in this campaign for free sugar.
but the federal companies belonging
to the Spreckles interests have spent
money, employed agents and lobby
lists, distributed broadcast through
the country circulars filled with state
ments more or less false and have
urged the removal Of the duties on
sugar.
THE so-called Independent refin-
ers who are denouncing the present
duties on sugar claim they are fight
ing the trust, although, aside from
whatever interests they may have in
the domestic industry, the interests Of
the trust are identical with an other
refiners.
Senator Lodge appealed to con-
sfess IN the name Of humanity rot
to strike down the sugar industry Of
Louisiana while the sugar growers
Of that state already were staggering
beneath the blow received from the
terrible flood Of TIE Mississippi
An amendment offered by Senator
Bristow was at once accepted by SEN
ator Lodge and adopted without a
vote, emphasizing the agreement be-
tween the regulars and progressives.
Inc amendment was to reduce the
s1.s2h rate Of the Lodge bill to $3.50.
Senator Bristow said that with this
change the Lodge bill was acceptable
to him, He explained that in his orig
inal bill the rate had been fixed at
$1'62M. The Lodge bill correspond
ed to the existing law he said, ex-
cept that the duties standard test and
the differential had been stricken out.
THE bill as now amended" said
Senator Bristow, fixes a duty Of g5
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
Roosevelt Men Gather ii Boston.

Boston. July 27. Many Of the lead
ers n the progressive party move
ment and supporters Of Colonel
Roosevelt assembled mere today sor
the first convention in Massachusetts
of the new party The leaders plan
ned 10 select state delegation to
the Chicago convention on August 5,
and also IS presidential electors
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
TODAY in CONGRESS

Washington, July 27. Senate: Met
at noon.
Began debate on sugar bills,
House Met at noon
Took up general deficiency BILL
Senate wool bill referred to ways
and means committee The latter
announced another democratic caucus
on a battleship program soon would
lie called
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27

Lexington. KY July 27 The pro-
gressive party will hold conventions
today in every county in Kentucky
except Jelferaon, and select delegates
to district conventions to be held in
August.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27
4 MATERIAL CUT IS MADE
RATE TO Sc PAID ON SWEET
DOPE IN FUTURE WILL
BE si.eo.
LODGE DENOUNCEs REFINERS
SAYS THEY WISH ABOLITION or
DUTY IN ORDER TO KILL
BEET INDUSTRY
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= Washington. July 27-The !.
= Bristow-LOdge sugar bill fix 1
: ing the tariff on refined sugar I
= at $l6O a hundred pounds. late !
: this afternoon was adopted by !
: the senate in committee OF the !
: whole, 81 to 25. !
a
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-07-27

Continued on Page Eight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-13
INTEREST IN ANNUAL
MEETING OF TURNER'S

Interest in local Turner circles has
been manifested in the 25th conven-
ton of the North American Turner
society in Indianapolis, June 22-2G.
The convention Of the Turner Teach
ers' seminary viii also be held at the
same time.
Hugo Muench. st. Louis. former
president of the organization, and
Prof. A. b. Faust. Cornell university,
Ithaca. y. Y, will be the principal
speakers. The convention musical
program will be featured by the In
diauapOls Maaulerchor and Indiauap-
oils Music society. The address of
welcome will be given by Emil Rath,
president Of The Teachers seminary.
There will be 80 candidates for di-
plumas in the Teachers seminary, the
largest class up to the present time.
\ reception will be held Saturday
evening. June %. and Monday even
ing the annual banquet Of the associa-
ito will be held in Turner park
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-13

For the past five years. he has toured
this country at the head of his own
organization, and in that time he has
played at all the leading resorts of
the United States. Fire in the Delmar
garden, st. Louis, last Saturday, is re
sponsible for his tri-city visit. Ferullo
was booked for an extended engage
ment there, but the destruction of the
resort meant the temporary closing
of the noted park. 1t was then that
Charles 7. Kindt of Davenport got into
communication with Ferullos man
ager and succeeded in inducing the
Italian TO come to Davenport, where
he directed his first American concert
some seven or eight years ago.
There will be a change Of program
al each concert during the engagement
and two concerts will be given each
day. The band remains at Scheutzen
park until Saturday evening, June %