The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-24

Paderewski, Bryan and some kind O
a German Embassador were in the city
The ladies as usual went crazy in a mild
and elllOresccnt manner over the first.
The politicians went wild over the Sec
ond and ho spoke at a Jackson banquet
with other notabes. The feud between
the Harrison and the Altgold democracy
became 80 keen that Mayor Harrison
would not attend the banquet. The
German Embassador met the society
people aud At Chicago University he
was lionized, said pretty things about
the American women, and got of a lot
Of stuff about the uniyersities in both
countries providing the respective ma
tions unlimited brain supplies 10 run
the whole world with. did not meet
any Of these notables because In every
case a ticket was required anil the crush
Of tuit-hunters is already too great in
Democratic country. The people have
lost no interest In Bryan. Thcy realize
that be- IL outspokon aud unequiyocal
on all the great questions, and right or
wrong you can always tell where he
stands. This Is what the politicians In
the Democratic party do not like and II
they cannot defeat him at the Conyen.
ton they will sell him ont afterwards
Back Of all this Is q feeling that a more
conservative candidate would come
nearer heing elected, and that having
endorsed the ratification OF the treaty
with Spain by which We acquired rights
in the Philippines Il would be- wrong 10 |
throw them away, ! only state those
views in a general way, from conyersa-
iions had with people Of all kinds and
shades oi political opinions.
did not fail 10 hear the Thomas
orchestra at the auditorium and no one
should who l. In Chicago Just Tor few
days. lie is without doubt the great.
nst musical director ia the world and
Chicago people who are his hackers put
mp a large bonus 10 keep his services.
VAS present at the 6rst appearance oi
-conorc jackson, the Chicago girl who
vas sent abroad to be- educated as
'ioliniste with the best masters Of
Europe. She has played before the
rowusd heads, as they call them. and
) undoubtedly the greatest PLAYER
NJ her age In the world. llot welcome
n her homecoming VAS something
and imagined il ratified
or a little. She Is a slender American
Irl without any stage affections. She I
ore plain gray stacy dress, no iowelry
MT plain head dress The orchestra b
Iayed an Introductory and at tho right
loment she struck In on one oi the \
.ost difficult Compositions VI classical \
uslc. She had planted her feet nearly 81
'ree lect apart, braced her body as Il To @
sist an avalanche aud then she tore on !,
eat strings and sheets OF music and Al Il
cry moment YOU iclt that Miss Jack. {
m had determined 10 smash the in i
nment She easily led tho whole \,
chcstra ol about two hundred playen IL
I'd In fact made you lorsct there was h
" orvheslra and the great thronp en-.
rel her Oyer and over. She WAS
o~emd with r,ses, one bouquet oil "
norican beauties tied with the ma. h.
mai colors and on stems three ieet
as and a. big A. bushel basket.
! saw Julia Arthur IN "More than
icon,' tho great Napoleon and Jose.
me play and Tho children ct the
lot''o. the latter s. by ZangWill aul
ih PLAYS had crowded houses Tho O
" The elevated cats and Suburban
'tns run poople living a, Evanston :
4 la The suhurhs ton mllcs out can s,
ihr ihca'rr la ihe cll, and gct home a,
'h iRricci oomiort. also attend,.la -,
Faan ihea,ro that was ip,e and could
enioyci WhIlv one aie hamburg steak
. prelscls, ihe iorn,er Favored with I
.uiY ot choplsi onion, garlick and
'siey and sswdasl two inches d,,e ~
The hoof, solid'looking German .
ua'ds pnessei oue on every siie 10 AZ
. Ivifeshmenis NOT VIOLENTLY bn, in ~
esF'y way Indicative tha, hospitality
N'oi cheor New lho prcvailins pi
'Fihe' THIS may soand queer a. sone az
ny salem friends hal Que uho knows ~
s.c'alsllv Of the German language -
'he "6smue,hlickcii" oi German