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Y'S
GENUS
EDWARD GREIG, THE COM
POSER, IS FETED.
One of the Most Wonderful Musical
Freaks of Modern TlmcsGreatect
Violinist Since Ole Bull's Day.
Chrlstlanla, June 15. All Norway
united todny In doing honor to Ed
vard Grieg, tho nation's most honored
and most famous musician and com
poser, on the occasion of his sixtieth
birthday. Norway's most eminent
musicians, statesmen and men of let
ters gathered at Bergen and took
part in the great festival nrrnngeil In
honor of tho celebrated musician.
The list of visitors was hoadad by
BJornstJerno Hjornson and his wife.
A feature of the colouration was the
rending of letters nnd messages of
congratulation which po'itod In upon
Grieg from famous people through
out tho world. Announcement was
made of the successful completion
of a fund to ho known as the Grieg
memorial fund, tho Interest on which
is to be tho subject of his disposition
as long as he lives, and after his
deatli Is to he applied to any purpose
which lie may Indicate.
Since Ole Bull's death Edvard
Grieg Is the most popular musician
In Norway and occupies the foremost
place nnd Is regarded as the highest
representative of tho Norwegian
musical nrt. He lives quietly at Hop,
a little village on the railway from
Bergen to Voss, where he has a
charming cottage surrounded by
beech trees.
Grieg Is n dwarf and a hunchbnelt,
hut has a remarkable face nnd a win
ning manner to those whom he
wishes to please. He lives a very
retired life, seldom appears except
to conduct an orchestra. Is proud and
arrogant toward strangers and not
easily approached.
His musical genius developed ear
ly. When he wns six or seven years
old he played tho vlolm and the
piano so well as to attract the at
tract the attention of Ole Bull, who
was then living In Bergen. By his
ndvlce Grieg was sent to l.oipslc Con
servatory at the age of 1G, where he
remained four years. He then went
to Copennagen and studied with
Gade for three or four years. Asso
ciation with him and Nordlck, the
composer of the Norwegian natlonnl
hymn, modified his taste and style,
which had been acquired and devel
oped under German Influence. In
1S70 he spent a year with Franz
Liszt, and then went to Chrlstlanla.
whore he remained several years,
conducting an orchestra, giving con
certs nnd becoming the foremost
musician In the country.
"The .Musical Union," which has
done more than any other Influence
to develop the public taste and en
courage the musical art In Norway,
was organized by Grieg In 1870, ana
he conducted it nlono until 1873,
when Jolian Svcndsen joined him. It
was during this time that Grieg first
became known to tho world through
his compositions for the piano and
orchestra and particularly through
tho mii3lc for Ibsen's dramatic poem
"Per Oynt," and BJornsen's "SIgnura
Jorsalfar." In 1874 his services were
recognized by the Norwegian parlia
ment, which voted him a pension of
$r00 for life. He has conducted con-'
certs in London, Paris and other
cities of Europe and everywhere the
highest tributes have been paid to
his musical genius.
United States nnd Germany are every
where In evidence.
President and Diplomatic Corps.
President Itoosevolt and a number
of tho diplomatic corps arc coming
from Washington to nttend the big
opening concert this evening. The
program will open with tho Wagner
"Kaiser Jlarch." An address by Pres
ident Itoosevolt will be followed by
three songs by the mass chorus:
"God Greet Thee," Engelsborg; "Old
German Song," Mnlamot, nnd "Morn
ing Cnll," Zoollner. The third num
ber of the program will bo the pre
lude and "Llcbostod," from Wagner's
"Tristan nnd Isolde," Miss Louise
Vogt singing the words of Isolde. ..o
Wagner number will be followed by
tho andanto from Beethoven's Fifth
symphony, given by the orchestra,
directed by Melnmet.
LIBERTY BELL TAKES A TRIP.
Taken to an Anniversary Celebration
of Battle of Bunker Hill.
Philadelphia, Pa., Juno 1G. On n
speclnlly built cur gayly decorated
with tho national colors and under
the protection of n squad of tho most
stalwart members of tho Quaker City
police force, the old Liberty Beli
left Philadelphia this morning bound
for Boston, where It Is to bo a center
of attraction at the 128th anniversary
celebration of tho bnttlo of Bunker
Hill next Wednesday,
The route of tho historic relic has
been laid out so as to Include many
places connected with tho revolution
ary history. Thus too first stops are
to bo nt Princeton and Jlonmouia.
Opportunity will nlso bo given the
residents of Providence, B. I., rlym
outh and Concord. Mass.. Stonlngton
Conn., nnd other points to view the
famous bell on what may be Its Inst
trip away from Philadelphia.
CEMENT WORKERS CONFER.
Steps Being Taken to Unionize In
Canada and the United States.
San Francisco. Cal., June 1G. Tho
formation of n strong labor union of
the cement workers of the united
States and Canada Is expected to re
sult from a conference begun In this
city. The purposes of tho proposed
organization are to secure a shorter
work day, better conditions of labor,
and obtain hlghor wages for the ce
ment workers nnd in general, to ele
vate their condition.
Preliminary organization was af
fected today and committees ap
pointed to frame by-laws nnd make
other necessary arrangements for
the permanent organization of tho
union. Tho convention will continue
in session through the greater part
of tho week.
FLAG DAY CELEBRATED.
Official Origin Was One Hundred and
Twenty-Six Years Ago.
Philadelphia. Pa., Juno 15. Phila
dolphla held Its celebration of Flag
Day today, though It was 126 years
ago yesterday that congress, assem
bled at Independence Hall resolved,
"That tho flag of tho 13 United States
bo 13 stripes, alternate red and
white; that tho union bo 13 stars,
white In a bluo field, representing the
now constellation."
BALTIMORE SAENGERFEST.
Biennial Meeting of Largest Musical
Society In United tSates.
Baltimore, Md., Juno 1G. The Ger
man singing societies composing tho
Northeastern Saengerbund certainly
have reason to feel proud of their
biennial fest, which was Informally
opened today. For 24 hours tho dele
gates and visitors Iuivm been pouring
intc the city and at 1101,1 today It wns
estimated that fully 20,0(10 strangers
wero here. Tho city Is elaborately
dororated In honor of tho occasion
and tho Intortwlned lluga of 'ho
Fossil Hunting In Montana.
Princeton, N. J., Juno 15. Tho
Princeton geological expedition, for
which preparations have been mnk
Ing for some time under the direction
of Dr. M. S. Furr, leaves today for tho
West. The party will go directly to
Montana, nnd making Melvlllo tho
base of operations, will camp In tho
surrounding country. Tho purpose of
the expedition Is to collect fossils
for the university. Tho party will
return In September after spending
two weeks on horseback In Yellow
stone Park.
Turners at Des Moines.
Des Moines, Iowa, Jurio 1G. Dc3
Moines Is filled with visitors to thn
biennial rreetlng of the Upi or Mis
sissippi Turnvereln. Today wns de
voted to tho reception of tho visitors
and this evening Uiny w.il bo formally
welcomed to the oily by Mayor Bren
ton. Tho competitions will com
mence tomorrow and continue
through Thursday,
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KAMELA NEWS NOTES.
Four Helpers Now Located at the
Mountain Station.
Kamela, Juno 15. Al Hunke will
leave for a week's visit to his farm at
Hooil RIvor, Wednesday.
There are now four regular helper
engines here, each having a double
crow, making a total of 1C cnglncmen
on tho helper runs here at present.
Sirs. Bert Huffman, of l'ondloton,
Is visiting her sister, .Mrs. Jack Carl
son, for a fow days.
A work train has been engaged In
clearing up loose rock from tho cuts
on tho mountain, tho past week.
School Is now In progress, with
Miss Aua Itohorts, of Mcacham, as
teacher, with 12 scholars In attend
anee.
G. W. Allen has sued tho O. It. &
N. for $5,000 damages for tho death
of his 5-year-old son, who was struck
by a helper cnglno near here, on
July 19, 1901. Halley and Lowell, of
Pendleton, will conduct tho case for
Mr. Allen.
Less wood is hoing cut nnd hauled
hero this season than for many years.
All the close timber Is cut out.
The City Boy on a Farm.
A farmor named Smith, living near
Martlnvlllc hired a city boy to help
1:1m around tho farm during tho sum
mcr. Ono mornln;; he told tho boy to
go and salt tho calf. Tho hoy took
a quart of salt and rubbed It all over
tho calf, working it Into tho hair. A
lot of colts scented tho salt and hunt
ed tho calf up. Thoy licked all tho
hair off tho poor calf's back. The
farmor tried to catch tho calf to wash
It, but tho calf, thinking ho wanted to
lick, too. ran through a holo In the
fence and disappeared down the road.
Tho hoy now stands up when ho oats
his pie. Moral: Never ho afraid to
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