The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-03-15
Raby Mario Edward,s.

The advent of such Az unusual infan-
tile prodigy in music as Baby Edwards
in Sank Centre merits an extended
notice. She is a perfect artist, showing
in her performances on the piano none of
the weakness of babyhood, yet she is
only FIVE years of age. The following
notices from the press will give informa-
ton of her abilities better than we can:
"a little child three years and ten
months old, playing the piano like a
veteran, vas the attraction that packed
the Lyceum Theatre last night. The
child was assisted by the best artistsin
the city, but still she was the attraction
The little one played Mendelssohn's
Wedding March complete, accompanied
by her father on second piano. She
played it so well it might be called mar
Vicious, but her succeeding number
,eclipsed that.-ESt. Paul Globe.
prof. c. W.. Edwards for six years
has been chorist'.r and orgahist for our
church. His little daughter. Baby E5-
wards" is about five years old and a
member of our infant class. Her aston
.shing musical talent has been both
privately and publicly under my obscr-
walton for two years. She is naturally
gifted and is no more wearied by playing
on the piano than by playing with her
dolls. She can distinguish tone as
quickly as face. Every part of the
program is Of a-high order You can
rely implicitly on Prot. Edwards business
integrity" 7. B. KINGSLEY,
Ex-Presiding Elder, Fergus Falls Dist.
Prof. O. 1. Woodley and Ed. SimoEton
have heard Baby Edwards and commend
her highly. She is assisted by her father
Prof. c. w. Edwards, Corrine May, an
elocutionist of twelve years and Miss
Hammond, vocalist Of some note. We
subjoin the program:
Duet, Love" Bale
Miss Hammond and Mr. Edwards.
Selection Corriune Nav
II Trovatore Fantasie for piano and
Baby Marie and c. w. Edwards.
The piano partof this covers II pages
Solo Selected
Miss Hammond
Piano solo, Hunting Song -
Baby Marie
Solo Selected
c. w. Edwards
Test of tone perception and illustration
Of how Mozart stole the Pope's
-- Mass
Baby Marie
Duet, Beware Pinsuti |
Miss Hammond and Mr.. Edwards
Selection Corrinne May
Violin and piano duet Selected |
Mr.. Edwards and Miss Hammond
The concert will be given at the Opera
House in this city next Monday evening
March 10Th. Doors will be open at z |
O'Clock and the entertainment will begin
sharp at O'Clock. Tickets are on sale |
at Hanson & Emerson's drug store. |
Admission 25cts, for adults and 15cts. |
for children. Five cents extra for re-
served seats. Get your tickets early.
Evangelist Hunt.
The Austin Transcript for March Z
saws:
1.-The. gospel services now in progress
are still the theme of conversation and |
continue to draw the multitndes. It is |
remarkable work Mr. Hunt attempts
to frighten no one he breaches Christ |
and the exceilency of the life in Christ.
He persuades men to accept Christ, not
by the fear of he'll. not by the hope OF
Heaven but because the Chris.-lifs is in-t
finitely better tBs6 the world-life." All
classes praise the man. The flavor of
his legal ways gives freshness of his
thought. Some subjects have a decided
ly legal treatment so that one paper re-
marks that "ie summed up the case and
submitted to the jury. The Unanimous
and enthusiastic rendering of che verdict
by the jury, was fitting tribute to the
logic of the defense" Mr.. Hunt does
not claim to be great speaker, but has
messr &c, which he tells in plain, un-
assuring manner. But his work is a
witness of power, anu our city will sure
" be none the the worse for his coming.