The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-15

Mics sidhor Rhodes, the young
American soprano, who has been Gu
Hnred 10 take Geraldine Ulmars place
p ;Srho Mountebanks" ut the Lyric
Theatre, London, at 9 salary o. SoOO q
week. is California girl. She was
cdnc1ted by her uncle, Senator Evarts,
nj illinois, is fine lingpist, speaking
French. German, Spanish and ltaliarli
s,nIici music for more than year
with Emilio Agramonte, Of New York
heiore going abroad, and was under
,hs instruction OF Mme. Marchosi, OF
paris. three years. She made her debut
IN Paris, creating u sensation in the
mad scene from Lucia, and won extra
ordinary success In Brussells. Socially
she is a great fayorite, being the pro-
terc Of Mrs. Mackey and her daughter,
lie Princess Colonna.
When Chris Buckley, the blind poll
,ician OF San Francisco, went to the
:Jackson.Slavin prize fight in London,
Ss seated himself between John Il.
Russell and Charles Frohman, and
evolved a plainly which he could enjoy
The Eight almost as we'll as II he had
never been robbed Of his eyesight.
Every time Slavin struck Jackson, Rus;
soIi nudred Buckley in the ribs, and
whenever Jackson got one OF his fists
in on Slayin, Frohm6n nudged Buckley
on the other side. "Those two con-
spirators," said Buckley afterward,
"pretended to get excited, and the way
they jabbOd ME was q caution. Mhen
came ont | was about as sore az tno
defeated pugtltst But saw tue ngnt
as well as anybody"
Celie Ellis has been secured by
Manager George W. Sammis to play the
leading role, Mrs. Horton. in DR.. Bill
ior tho coming season, This Is the
part originally played by Sadie Marti-
not. Miss Ellis will make q striking
feature Of her costumes. she mas
placed an order Tor these with Altman
and Company, who made the dresses
used BY Lillian Russell IN "a ylgeIe.
Miss Ellis will introduce q novel singing
speciality in tho second act
Rose Eytinge has a pupil studying
the legitimate drama OF whom she pre-
diets great things, She will mako her
appearance on the stage some ume IN
tho course OF the next year: MISS
Eytinge says "she VIII pc the prlgntest,
most beautiful, and the youngest = ulles
that has ever appeard on the stage.
This prospective prodigy Is now but
fourteen years OF age
A finely finished horseshoe hangs
above tho door OF the Dr9n,dtic Nescs
Office. 1t is the work OF that clever lit
tie cornmedtenne, Lizzie Evans, VINO,
during her contagious in "Ihe Little
Blacksmith" will. make half dozen Of
them every night. the incident Of
making the shoe VIII DC >, one nf,.s Oh Af tme
most interesting features Oh MISS HAof
TONS comedy ofatna'
Large audiences and genuine enthu:
siasm continue TO DO the record OF
Charles Frohman,s company IN The
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TC Nav SOrH Witch viii beeir the ssason
NJ H. noTnmhns theatre Harlem. on
ssntembers will be elaborateiy mount.
al and exceIlentlv cast.
FIoroncs pindlav who was' made nm
honorsrv ,nembas II Jersey City Lodre.
9ll Up o, Ella has presented the
Iodgs with a heantifnI larGe crystal cob.
lot Inscribed: "From Sister Florence to
our absent brethren-Jersey City Lodge,
BP. %. Elks, 2l1."
sumpter is the title Of a new comedy
drama, by Col. Miliken. The first scene
is laid on the banks Of the Cooper river,
near Charleston, with a view Of the city
and the fort in the distance. the act
ends as the first shot OF the war Is fred.
Evans and Hoey have contracted to
remain together for term OF ten
years. A Parlor Match, in which they
VIII continue this season, Is being re-
''s9a' :,
At Columbus, o., on August q, the
Limited Mail, will open its season OF