Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-05-19

in the lobby. Kail then toot leave OF
his friends. us he had final instruc-
tions 10 give before the rising of the
curtain.
DE Carnelles was everywhere, fit
ting from box to box in perfect whirl-
wind Of excitement.
At last the overture was over and
the curtain went up on the event that
was to make or mar the fortunes OF
his protege.
The scene repre- .ented the famous
Hall OF the Lions in the .Alhambra.
The opening chorus of the Spanish
soldiers M once made q favorable I'M
preston being full OF vcrve and mill
tary d. h. The famous Boh bdil song,
bea tifully rendered by the tenor,
CHAR, was cnt usiastically received
and had to he repra:ed, ant he finale
was ais rcdemandrd, followed by q
call Tor the co Gposrr. At the fall OF
the curtain. various were the opinions
expressed
"lhe best thing since II Matrimonio
Scgrcto.'
100 classical for my tast'."
swat for La Tosca! In her hands
rests the verdict.
1.-The young maestro has gen us, "
said Prince lIul.sch. Russian. accom-
plishetl witty and well-bred when not
scra ched ani the Tartar shown
beneath. IF he rest is as good ms
the beginning, the young maestro, s
fortune is made. They say he Is
is the author OF the words rs well MS
the composer If the music"
~ is simply divine " replied Lady
Hamilton, to whom the last rem *
was adore 'sed. ri feel us II / had
been listening to cho,r o. angels.
DO you know the young man?'
M have heard DE Cur Giles
speak of him. lie is a
protege OF his, ! believe. This gnor
Roswein is very handsome" she con-
tinuel, W tn q strange enigmatical
smile. did you observe him as he
stood bowling his acsnowl' dgments?
He has the head of q Greek Rod."
Prince Kalisrh glanced curious y at
her.
"circe!" he murmured. Another
victim in prospectu!"
She only shrugged her beautiful
shoulders Mt this half insolent re-
mark. Ka, sch was privilegcd--he
was useful to her.
During the cntr'acte the Cheyalicr
de carnelles sought the box where
were SertoriGs, his daughter, and
Mario Ca.ara'lossi. De Carnelles wae
excited TO the highest point
well. Master Se!torius," he cried,
''what do you think Of II? VIII he dc
us redit?"
1T is beautiful" the old man re
piled. with tears in his eyes. HE has
rems ined true 10 his teaching. II ID
ies.iving my own youth over again,
and being q success instead OF a fail
ure. ALI II is sad TO grow old!''
Marta lcnnei over AMI patted
her father wri killed. hand.
''YeA. It. IL SID 10 grow old" IN.
swered the Chevalier, tnerrily, "but IL
is the best method that has az yet been
discovered to live q long time"
.You know am almost . stranger
In Rome, Chevalier," remarked Cavara-
dossi; ~ II me who some OF the nota-
bles are"
ITO begin with the notable Of not
ables; the queen. of course. you know
by sight. have certain admiration
for that woman. Mated 70 . clown,
whose inferiority In brains and breed
ing she can not help recognising, abe
has made herself power and prActic-
ally taken in'o her own hands the
helm OF government Like her mother,
Maria Theresa. who said TO the HunRa-
rians: I am the king, Maria Theresa.
abe has metaphorically said to the
bIeapolitans: i am the king, Marie
Caroline"
s.God grant that In these troublouA
times, she do not meet the fat; OF her
unfortun 10 sister, Marie Antoinette,
said Ser orius
with her majesty" continued the
chevalier, ARE the Duchessa di San
Lucca. The archesa Cinesca, the Mar
chesa della Gro e, the Countesss Ma
RAM, and the others don know. but
! would wager q round sum that their
names begin with an 4
why" asked Mario. curiously.
''isecuuse, ~ Mary etnart would
haze only biarys for maids Of honor.
% Marie carolins. In somsthing ~
sane way, viii haVe no1o Weq..
.Chrisiiun nsme does mo- bssfAsNie1A