The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-13
ANOTHER PIANO CHAMPION.
Waterbury Claims to Have Won
Long-Distanoe Laurels.
He Challenges Schlusselburg, with q
Choice of Two styles.


Ihere is little gentleman up In West
accurate-wbo Is all ro,Iod i'm 10 bas
49,. u, n Io.u up 'u na'
been In that state ever since last Tues
Evening world" tba, Erad sch,u.s.,,
o'eh''e WIN '"a' 'eu oeh'ussei-
burg. the endurance pianist" was in
training at Mills's Hotel. on the Isle of
Corav ,,r ,.on,,,-t,,,a' ,a,,- ~, b..
dislocating contest, to take place on the
Pacific coast along about Christmas.
NJ, H. I,,,I. .,.,,,o.. T., .,,..,,.
No"' 'he h'''e sen''e"nan III quesuon'
whose name, by the way. is ]. NJ.
Waterbury. knows a thing or two about
endurance playing himself and to use
his own mode OF expression, when a
guy talks about playing for forty-eight
hours without taking a rest he's got
marbles IN his head.
MT mh.ernury qld a 10. OF snin,kn,ng
story. and LIST night hied himself to a
te.egraph Once ana put down 81 cents.
which insured the transmission OF the
tMoiIo,wy,ns message TO lhe Evening
| Woriu'
Kindly send a reporter to 10. Yves. Thirty.
sixth street before II A. NJ Thursday. Matter
OF Interest ,.,,.,.
| lsisneD WATERBURY,.
1t was inferred from the message that
Mr.. Waterbury would only talk on mat
tiers OF interest before II o'clock In the
forenoon. and as The Evening World"
Is on earth for the purpose OF placing
matters OF interest before the public. a
/ reporter was assigned to visit MT. Water
oury before time had ned beyond the ii
o'clock limit.
music SHOP seated AT plano, putting
ir,lis on NE iatest composition, tne
country circus March. He stopped
right n the middle OF staccato run to
greet the reporter
Much Obliged TO you for coming he
% pessn' 49,, eonidnt stand II any longer:
laurel wreath right right S on Your top ge Without
30 ,aueh rs giVing you tine 10 gel your
i nanus 70 your heau Hs time 10 htt up
Sonl voice. ~ s,,,,r
NO" tn's man Schiusselpurg, l see,
ciaiIns tne COMPROMISING TOT endurance
piaho-PIayins' but ne = no rlgnt 70 any
sucn momor. noio the RECORD ior
eye ho1rs P Pnd FRI up ,b b~en.y
I'VE I'VE houls - u''a ,pno .ng AL tne way
a ~, On" ~ re' " S''' That can oeat MN
d.. the Ett ,,o, so,,,sso,.,,. 1, ,.o
aa1,,'t 'hat seniusseiouTs " the
Was nnlv a u week behind Kim 'n and o bsv
s sirnp., ;, his performances several
'''Wu. r Waterbury woxed enthus,os,,o
". n ~, n VI en-. hus'as'ic
aS ne want s1 web he mo contin tin TO nIsv
march viii snSInssaihmrS nd III nas It,
in, II, VIZ" chofcn ~ ,wn s;i anu VII give
HIN XIV, t tnr a Week The NAN S wbo par,dpr ,ny
ior the grea.est number OF hours our,
ing that PERIOD 70 take me money or !
VIII uB,se 10 pay CONTINUOUSLY until
o'ig VI MI, nv i os ~ o ", sres ~
must insist, however, on ms con
| ioin ilhB 10 Tue IuIes when ! nave es-
tabnshed 10 govern such trials. Inc
pr,nCipai one IN unat ehch PLAYER may
select MS own music. WhiGh must pc
| CONTINUOUS Weiouy Pla!ed Win poth
hanns. -. .-,-,
lhele must De no iukins, put eacn
man must pay Boou sum stun
! i am the champion, ana am In posi-
ton TO dictate, therefore ! insist on the
observance OF these rules.
, Mr.. waterbury SAID that when he
started In TO play against time he
didn't let go with one hand In order that
he might eat. He Keeps both hands on
the keyboard all the time.
| cording to Mr.. Waterbury It's got to