The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-25
ADJUSTMENTS.


The Chicago MArlns band will Draw linz
msnSe Audiences Tomorrow Afternoon
and Evenings Grand Array Hand Mt
whssiIng PArk-James Yoang at the
Opera HSRso Tonight,
Only extremely bad weather can pre-
vent the concerts to be given by Brooke
and his celebrated Chicago Marine band
at seIbert's Garden tomorrow from be-
ing great success. and, as the Indlca.
tions are for fair and warmer weather,
there Is little doubt that the Wheeling &
Elm Grove motor line viii have all It can
do to carry the crowds, Everything at
seihert's is In readiness and a trip to that
resort yesterday, was evidence enough
that a large force of men has been busi-
ly engaged during the past week in get
ting things in shape for the band. The
large stage has been erected, the pavll-
lion finished and the lights all arranged,
so that nothing now remains but the ar
rival OF the big band, and II will be here
Tomorrow morning at 1890, coming by
a special train on the Pan Handle
General Manager Welegerher, OF the
Wheeling & Elm Grove line, has ar
ranged to have special trains run.
throughout the afternoon and evening,
and announces that the round trip to Sci.
bert's VIII be reduced to fifteen cents.
Everybody who has not secured a re-
served seat ticket, should purchase their
general admission ticket at the motor
office before starting. The reserved
seats are on sale at Houses music store
and are going Off like hot cakes. The
programmes for both concerts have been
arranged as follows:
AFTERNOON CONCERT
/. March-"salute" ............,... Brooke
2 Overture-"Rienzi'' ...,.,..,.,,,. Wagner
3, yalse sulte-"charmlng' ., Waldteufel
4. Solo for Piccolo-"rhe Wren" 80. Cox
Mr. Anton Henderson.
3. Fantasla-"Lutzow's Wild Hunt.
''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" elss
INTERMIsSIoN,
6. Mosaic from utopia Limited" Sullivan
4 Solo for -Soprano-"Flower
Song" from Faust" ........ .Gounod
Miss slby Sammls
s. Ar with yarl@tIons-"My Old Ken,
LIST uy yaylat S baritone; "a yarIH a.Ssy
comets in unison; Sd variation, clarl-
nets In unison; 9Th variation. basses
and trombones; 9TH variation. plccolo
and petit clArinetS; Finale,
o. ca Mexican Dance"Manzanlllo" ;Robyn
(b) Two Step-"The Chicago, Brooke
10. Melodies from THE Lady slavey"..
condaeior".",........,.,.,.,......Mr n p. Brooke
NIGHT CONCERT,
/. March -"Trlumphal". Brooke
2. "Semlramide" .,.... .Rosslnl
3. Two gems from '"rannhnuser" Wagner
ta) Sublime Evening Star"
th "Pllgrlm's Chorus"
4, Solo for Cornet-"Creanonian Polka
MIR. James D. Llewellyn
8, Mosaic from Carmen. Blzet
INTERNiIssIoN.
c. sulte-"Klng Henry VIII, German
(al Norris Dance.
(b) Shepherds Dance.
tC) Torch Dance.
I. Grand Aria for Mezzo.soprano-
Their There was Prince from III
Miss sibyl snmmls.
S, (a) "a Chinese Episode" ..,.,,, Bendlx
CH I'm Old VIrginny Two Step"
o. ntermezzo-"Woli o the Wisp".".
-, Observation-Disclosures. Noelker
10 Fantasia Hongroise. ............ Tobani
Conductor. ".......,...."MF 7. 7. Brooke
AS will be seen by the above, Miss
Sybil sammis. the sweet singer and
beautiful prima donna, will appear Mt
both concerts, and this feature alone
viii be sufficient to draw thousands AT
both afternoon and evening concerts.
The afternoon concert will begin at
$50 o'clock and the evening concert at s
o'clock. All the railroads entering the
city have advertised low rate excursions
from all points within 100 miles and 1t
may be expected that the afternoon con-
cert viii be attended by hundreds of
strangers.