The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-13

Inc manager u ~ pbohobAephy v
ing. He asked the music hunter to name some
Of tho gems for which he was>longing. They
might be obtained.
.woH,rI think Ia give half a dollar to
hear -Iofena' once more. That isn't half as
old as some of your music, but hang me II there
over was n love song hs tender, and 1 know the
tins dwhen everybody sang IL or whistled 1t,
or tried to. A girl who had a piano In those
days who couldn't play md sing Lorena' didn't
harsi many callers. Why. the old folks used to
come into tho parlor and encore the last verse.
I reckon you know It."
The manager said he did not recall 1t. The
stranger made q few cuts In the air, as the old
music teacher used to do-down. right. left, up
-and snng In what he said was the cellar key:
."There Is a future. oh. thank God.
~ or iife this Is 30 small q part!
IT'S dust to dust beneath the sod.
sc But there. mp there. els heart to heart"
'1So, I mover heard It," said the manager.
'aThere were about ten verses of II. I've seen
women cry over every verso. 1 reckon that Is
what killed It, maybe. There isn't much time
to cry now, chi Well, soon after 1t had a run
somebody brought out an answer to 1t. Paul
vane. I think, was the name of ir. But that
was the woman end Of the story, and dog my
cats II that ever lakes like the mans story.
There's something abont a man: when his heart
is breaking. that patches, hold. don't you know.
song called Annie Of the Sssier It was more
Of g ssfenade: And sorenades have gone out
of the boys were out with It. I only remember
the chorus. Something like this:
"come, come. come. love. come;
Come ere the night torches pale;
CuIne in thy duty. thou marvel OF beauty,
Dear Annie. dear Annie of the vale.
.'That was always the signal for the girl to
raise the Ssd w dnG Nss SSsh and d Is TS out E escf; Ypp
said, se,enades are not IN it any more"
As this is New York, you must remember
song. It came up the year before the war. Il
gave .Lorena" q bot chase for preference. 1t
"oh. sweet ia the vale where the Mohawk gently
sn, q ae sisa.' s ~aast%f Yes. s " sHs I Tar than these.
Who charma when others all fan.
4n ny 5. Siiss q { yss h sSRa,sl s ss7s. n''''''
II remember, there was such q song, but I
never heard it" said the MANAGER. -.,.
was ~fi was sG IN the nt town q sSf Hsio ago. up ! s aeseoa and ID
one zday when / Yves out walking with ny old
the town. we crossed q muddy stream that
looked as { somebqdy had been picking geese
name. And no looked at me as il ho would
have have liked aSis t. to hi bit M ms; Rp p said and t IMhy 7 os man
V 5ast stood there on Tic, bridge tosether' and
i MN M9. Bailey th,sS but si difdn ny know iS5 Sf he Could
List + I libel ss:.n pi f. z Sou EYE eyer t hear TElke Flew -
There never was but one .Fiewey,., 1t was
1 nor nas icing IL s sSst r esS nei Ana s yst I've " fR heard MGr ans
sudisnee y ssed fo 70 II y;e Sye Tor "R %ae SSe r. j y" the as t,s The
Billy Hayden was keene's manager. Did you
where In Colorado the audience was not salts
fed with his appearance In q bow in response
to their encore after his fight on BoswSrth field
them " would cost a dollar extra. They plpnked
What tbsy wanted was SasI more dsghtin. 50 Hay:
der. told them that II would be al right the next
piss2Ris * ssa lsnai t sss p Iss hayden nisss R oSfa didn't
s ssnait ID Sy I Bl1ly, SSS1rt ecFrss.iy. the I d aGn's know m5n;
what has become Of him. But his fool song
tssy co %fds PiSS slp e. Sr"1 Il w ghsy so snns II w iise
Elephant climb a rope.
EFl,s swhss,;t F rs,mS 4 F rov. Elewey.
81" DISQUALIFICATION,
ADT sr SssS!, T r.. : s s. anS s sP;gs,
Fewey-Andy-John.
"Then the chorus:
Flewey-Andy-John lewey-Andy-JOhn
AAnsrsa.sa Win ia; and SOAP;
81; Plewey- indy-John.
quite q similarity" said the manager,
fPs s WISHED saGfp L. f they sh nap peSp sie seils for ffr and ii
dIiafs. II was not entrancing,,d DOM, know
once more as Billy Courtwright sung it. think
It was the only thing he ever did. He got a new
Before the DAYS of the threo-rinR hiDnn-
dromes, or whatever, they are called, when The
e pns Sss ps SitV oi s Rlsy dS, Sn ef d Ley Ga SHf c RP5shs s ssa siSs..
A clown who couldn't sing was not in It, as you
sHiS about bout ct the sc sef e. tEs, remembsT one
who sang Q song fromthe far side Of the arena
IN q way that caused the people TO stand up and
our town until .shee Il . crowded %S; Sna i Il st oats Il
was That Young Girl from New Jersey Idon't
'of course, you remembe 'Shoo-hy,'" he
Very well, But we haven't 1t. 1 wonder
hoy .T 4 would do 70 bring i out on the eylinderI''
r. sss S sFa wagon ysss to sh RiAyKi We'll XII XII TAIL S1fl'sa 4 l%Si'
bsna cut haY loose seen on the eh %tn'i As stsSp w Risl t EeoS Sa .Ss
wasn't playing a%nythins, the people would yell
not sh % sbte Of e Il for ,MS Ssa isr 'hf WseS Ss% wh !, hsq I
could hear that by. a brass band 1 would give
70 cents for the privilege,
fair always played the popular music as we'll as
u knew. The, band WINS composed of the bar.
Per and tho blacksmith and the timer and
the baker, and a few more of like trades. When
the fair was on the band had a pen to itself,
right oyer the Judges stand, N the centre Of the
everybody then. 1t had a longer run than
,Shoo-hy,, II was always played by the county
thir band after the blue ribbons were tied on
ing tho band would lead off with oh. / Should
Like 70 Marry Did you ever have hiatt"
II think not, Who Is the comppserl'
"Oh, j don't know. People never nsked about
composer In those days. They went by the
music. That song 1 just mentioned was q sort
y OF a quickstop that always caught the crowd,
1t went something like this, as well as l 70
member:
oh, ! should like 10 marry
Ill could only md
A pretty little lady
H- Just suited TO my mind.
"Ehehth band played that tas young women
w6vll wave their handkerchief, as much as q