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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
DIED.

MORAN-At a. m. Wednesday morn
ing. October Goth, 1901. at the City Hos
pital. James Moran. in the 5ist year OF
his age.
Funeral will take place from St. Johns
church. Friday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Friends OF the family invited.
HANDEIs-At lis o'clock a. M, Wed
idcnce in Bridgeport, Ohio. c. f. Handel.
in the ed year of his age. OF heart fall
ure.
Funeral from his late residence Friday
afternoon at o'clock. Friends of the
family invited to attend. Interment at
Greenwood cemetery.
PRATT-At the West Virginia Home
for Aged and FriendleSs Women, corner
Jacob and Thirteenth streets, on Wednes-
day, October 30, 1901, at $40 o'clock D. m.
Mrs. Mary Pratt, In her S5th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
MARTInc-on Monday evening. October
2Sth, at $3.50 o'clock, at his mothers resi-
dence In Elm Grove, W. Va, Edwin ID.
Martin, son OF Mrs. c. A. Frye, in the
42d year Of his age.
Funeral services at residence of his
mother. Pryors Station 0slm Grove)
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. Friends
of the family respectfully invited to at
tend Interment at Mt. Wood cemetery.
ALBERS-On Monday. October %, 1901,
at 1856 o'clock a. m, Frederick Albers, In
his 9th year.
Funeral from family residence. No. 1853
Eighteenth street, Thursday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. Services at Zion German Evan
gellcal Lutheran church. corner Market
street and Alley is. at 2:3o o'clock. Friends
Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend. Interment at Mt. Zion cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

Several complaints were made last
night at police headquarters about tae
behavior OF girls and boys running
about the city celebrating halloween
eve The usual removing of door steps.
gates and tapping of windows were in
dulged in generally, and In some parts
of the city it was oyerdone, causing
considerable damage and great annoy
anee. The chief of police announces
that any children found out on the
streets tonight causing annoyance. or
lnjuring property. will be arrested
without hesitation and their parents
held responsible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

tire bridal party, also Mrs. Charles J.
Milton. aunt OF the bride. who was
magnifeentiy gowned in a pink and
white brocade over skirt of accordion
plated chiffon. the trimmings being
garlands of roses and point applique
lace. Her ornaments we're diamonds
and she carried bouquet of American
Beauties.
Mrs. Allan Stockton Howell. mother
OF the bride. who stood next in the se-
eeiving party. was gowned in layen-
der crepe de chene, trimmed with ap-
plique of white velvet. Her orna-
ments were pearls and she carried a
bouquet of parma violets.
Mrs. Earl w. Oglebay. of Cleveland.
aunt of the bride. wore a gray panne
crepe. with full train and pearl trim
mlngs. Her ornaments were diamonds
and she carried a bouquet of white
violets.
Mrs. Dorothy Patterson, an aunt of
the bride. wore a superb gown of black
crepe de chene, yelled in chiffon with
applique of black velvet roses. At her
throat she wore a magnificent pearl set
ting; she carried a bouquet of parma
violets.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoosac wore CO.'S
tune of white taffeta with a black net
over dress.
At 1f:40 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Belts
left over the B. & O. for trip through
the South. then over to New York and
then to Sc. Louis. where they will re-
side Mr.. Belts is prominent iron
broker in that city. Miss Howell, who
has always been a social favorite in
the city, will be greatly missed. Not
only has she been prominent in social
events, but also IN a number of char
liable affairs. She was prominent
member of the Twentieth Century Girls
Club and a member of the Country
Club. The many beautiful, handsome
and costly presents received by the
young couple goes to show their great
popularity among their friends. Two
trunks OF silver and several handsome
complete sets of solid silver pieces were
among the specially noticed gifts, while
countless pieces Of cut glass, bronzes
and bric-a-brac helped to make up
magnificent collection.
The following is list Of the guests
nresnnt at the home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

PNVISNNhS'
Bids win be received at the clerks office
OF the board of commissioners until Mon
day November 4 1901. at 10 o CLOCK a. m,
for the following: 49,.
For Furnishing MEDICINE TO INDi-
GENT RESIDENTS OF the city for one
year from the 10th day Of November, iei'
For Washington District.
For Madison District.
For Clay and Union Districts
For Center and Webster Districts.
For Ritchie District.
Also for the COUNTY UNDERTAKING
for the city OF Wheeling and Fulton. ana
the COUNTY UNDERTAKING for the
country districts for one year from the
18TH day of November, 1901. bids for I'M
dertaklng must be separate for children
under II years of age.
T. c. MOFFAT,
oosiet Clerk Board OF Commissioners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

pals we're Mr.. George Bishop. a popular
young man of the South Side, and Miss
Annie Wellington. a favorsbly known
young lady OF Thirty-third street. At
the conclusion OF the ceremony re-
eeption was rendered the young couple
al their future home at Thirty-third
and Jacob streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

ing. The conditions are favorable for
continued warm weather to-day.
WASHINGTON, October 30.-For
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio: Fair
Thursday and Friday; colder Friday;
fresh southwesterly winds, becaming
northwesterly.
For West Virginia: Fair Thursday
and Friday; fresh southwesterly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
ANOTHER IDEAL DAY
Was Yesterday-S1igbtl Warmer
Than Its Predecessor-Thc Same
Conditions VIII Prevail To-day.

Than It's Predecessor-Thc Same
Conditions VIII Prevail To-Day.
Yesterday was an ideal autumn day.
one of the kind found exclusively in
Wheeling. The temperature at in
the morning recorded 46, but from then
to o'clock there was a steady rise up
TO rs. C. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist, reports as follows: a. m,
46; 8 a. m, so; noon. 60; 3 p. M, 76;
p. m, GO. Weather, fair
The barometer continued high yes
terday over the North Atlantic coast
and extends southwark to Chattanooga,
Tenn. The pressure is lowest at Moore
head, MINI. The local barometer at
midnight recorded 9.4S inches and fall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

Persons desiring to secure discount
on city taxes must pay for same this
week The discount period has been
extended until Saturday, November I'd.
The office of the City Collector will be
open every evening during the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

The East End Athletic Club enter
tanned about fifty guests with Hal
low'een banquet at their club house on
Eighteenth street last night. The affair
was productive of general good time.
The menu was something vast, in the
words OF a member I'VE had every
thing conceivable to eat
Yesterday afternoon at her home on
North Main street, Miss Clara A.
Wlngerter entertained number of her
lady friends with progressive euchre
party. Eight tables were occupied by
pretty young ladies who manipulated
the cards with the nonchalence OF pro-
fessionals. Miss Gertrude Reister, how
ever, held the bowers oftener than any
of the contestants, and secured first
prize, beautiful china cream jug and
sugar bowl. Miss Carrie Erb won the
lone hand prize, miniature picture
frame. Miss Zeigler took the consola-
ton prize, bottle of toilet water The
visitors prize, book of present issue,
was given to Miss Saupp, of Altoonao.
Luncheon was served to the guests after
the termination of play, concluding a
delightful afternoons entertainment.
Last evening the Othello Club, COM
posed of young men from this city,
danced at the Blue Ribbon hall in Ben
wood. Miss Hulda Helmbright sup
piled the dance music. The affair was
largely attended and was quite success
full.
Last evening at the residence of the
Rev. Herman Haas, pastor Of the St.
Paul's German church. occurred q very
pretty but quiet wedding. The princi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
A Daily Nuisance.
A Simple Remedy Which viii Interest
catarrh Sufferers,

In its earlier stages catRrrh IS
more of nuisance than a menace
to the general health. but sooner or
later, the disease exteEas to the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
MORE FIGHTING DAYS
FOR THE CANDIDATES
WHO WANT the sECnErARysHIP
AND OTHER PLACES UNDER
THE GAS HOARD.
HAIRY MLURE GOT AN OFFICE,

but a WINS the Only One Dishea ont
by the Beard-Ihc Matter of Fni-
hs the other Places Was Deferred
Intii Early Next week, Mhea AM
other Meeting VIII be Held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

There are Typewrii 5 good and bad;
a Bar-Lock Typewriter Is the best to
be had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOMS wANTED-Fur-
nished house or first floor. or or 4
rooms on parlor floor. for physicians Of
flee. within 1--WE blocks OF Mcclure Hotel:
four people VIII also board il desired. VIII
pay double price for one or TIVE months.
Address G. LESTER, care Daily News
office. ocalea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
INDEX TO VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Panama Soft Hats-McFadden's.



Panama Soft Hats-McFadden's
Third Page.
wanted--Girl at So Main Street
November Literary MagaxincS--Stan-
tons Old CITY Book store
N0ntca%Enfnis7feG Rooms
HropoSalS~E 9. MoIfnt'
Grand Opera House-rhe Flaming Ar
rev
Firth Page.
Positively the Last Three Days-Geo.
NJ. Shock ( Co.
Girls Sheca-AleSander.
seventh rage.
Bonds fer Saic-white y White.
Eighth Ppse.
Take Your Choice McNamce.
The Fali Opening Continues To-Day
Stone a Thomas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

NoricE.
My wife. Alkaline oleson, having left
me. will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her in my name.
SAMUEL NJ. oLEsoN.
nepwood October aSth. 1901, oc2aes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

Pay city taxes this week and secure
discount. City Collectors office open
evenings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31
THE MOST BRILLIANT
WEDDING OF The FALL.
THE BETTs-HoWELL NrPrIALs SOL
EMNIZED AT ST. MATTHEW'S
p. T.. CHURCH
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.

IL yv.a Followed bs Brilliant Re-
ccptfon to Nearly Three Hundred
Guests at Historic Monument
Place-MagniHcent Gowns of the
Ladies-Othcr Social Matters, Past
md Prospective.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

Saloon and restaurant conducted uron
modern and popular lines, AT NO lsNs
Main street corner of Alley ?. The best
OF LIQUORS wines and malt products al
ways available, - speciality made OF
meals ard lunches The best of cigars,
Telephone 49, HAGMAlER ~ SONS
se2Sesb
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VIII he Arrested.

Bar-Lock Typewriter. 1922 Market st.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-Tailor. steady work G. ALL
6 SON. i14s Market street. eeseesdh
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WANTED Experienced grocery clerk.
Apply 1885 Market street. ocefe&dh
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WANTED for memorial housawotis: !.
two In family. Apply az see Main street,
oeaieAdu
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WANTED-Girl in small Nmiiy: good
wages, Apply at $40 Main strNt oese&dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

WANTED Cook best wages rad Apply
ut 90 Twelfth street Ne25eSdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

Last evening at the residence of the
Rev. Herman Haas, pastor Of the st.
Paul's German church, occurred q very
pretty but quiet wedding. The princi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

The third class and junior depart
ment of the North Street M. Z. Church
will give a supper Friday evening at
the residence of Miss Spargo. The pro-
eeeds will go to the fund for remodel
ing the Sunday school room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-31

WANTED-Good house girl; two n fam
ily Inquire nj No 81 North nroaNway.
oc2sedA
The colored American., 1901-09-21


Mrs. Mary Terrence of SO s. Prospect |
street, and granddaughter, are visiting
relatives in New York City. They are
expected home this week.
A solo by tn mas Fisher, "Jesus
Shall Reign, "address by Mr. Ira Strong
the chairman Of he Loo kout committee
of the Hartford Christian Endeavor
UniOn.
Mr., William Jacklin OF the Session
Wholesale ] r g Store left Saturday for
Fishkil l, his former home. He will re-
main two weeks, when he and family
will return.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Clara e. Davis, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Davis
to Mr. JamesW Willis, Thursday even
ing, Sep tember 26bh.
The Presiding Elder Rev. G.. W. S.
BIl and wife have returned from
their trip to the West Indies looking
very much refreshed and reported de-
Iightfnl visit to his owD native land.
Mrs Laura TOrey OF Boston, Mass :,
paid a retur~ tsit to Hartford. the
guest of Mr. = Mrs George Brisket
of Windsor street. Mrs. G. Parker ac-
companied her. They left for Boston
Monday.
DR., Cooper filed his pulpit in the
; evening and preached one of his SOUL
stirring sermons, SUBJECT Follow Me"
Sunday was rally day and good num
Der of the members and friends Of the
church responded to the call for Il.
nance.
Mr.. Ezekiel Lee and Mr.. Hammor
eem to be very much interested in the
Prophet and have faith in his theory.
None of the city papers would publist
his notice of the meeting when they
SAW he antagonized Booker T, Wash
ington.
, Miss Mabel Forester of Flushing, N
". is on q three months vacation IL
g our city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Thompson of Al Warren street
,, MISS Forester. together with Mrs
Thompson, Will visit all the cities an'
towns surrounding Hartford whil8visit
ing here.
The knowing ones say that Mr.. Robt
Richie. who left Hartford so suddenly
deserting the gi1l he had wronged, va
i married this past week to well-xn0Wl
Is Hartford gill who joined him where
ever he ise The wise ones.don't seem {
=, know lis whereabouts.
1t A new star will appear in Hartford
Mrs. E. Azalia Hsckley of Philadelphi
/. Pa. The Musical Wonder, will sin
IS here at tho A. NJ E Zion Church, Ser
tember 10th, She will be assisted D
9 Mr.. Charles Moore, the musical direcI
l. tor of the famous Tom Brown Go.
Miss Edith Dixon, who represente
4. the Zion Sunday School at Wateroul
es lin the convention which convene
there the last of August, reported IL
convention a grand success. Rev
= Sulla Cooper, D, D., OF the Harttori
a. NJ. E. Zion Church, was electt
president of the Sunday schOtl Unlc
~ for the ensuing year.
i The features OF The six days session
Ln h az
The colored American., 1901-09-21

city. sll report q grand time
DR.. Cooper preach ed very able ser
mon Sunday morning, h's subject be Il
ing "Seeing Jesus Only" The lesson
he impaired was that we should make
much Of Jesus in our lines, ETC. Text
Matt 178 The Presiding el Ter pray
ed very ferVenly for the recovery OF
the President who had bsen Frustrated
by the assassin's bullet at Buffalo, n Y.
The pastor, before beginning his ser
mon. also led his congregation in silent
prayer in behalf Of the Chief Executive
Of the nation,
Friday the 9Th closed the eighth BIZ
enniaI session of the Supreme L2dge
Ofthe knights of Pytnias, by the cleo
ton and installation of the following |
fficars: G, Rev. J. II. M. Poland, /
Raleigh, N. c.; s. ", O. w. G.
Strange, Baltimore; 3. Z. r. s., VIII
liam Grandson, Norwood, Mass; s. nj.
E, Solomon Tripp, Baltimore; s. P,
J. h. Hill, Philadelphia, Pa NJ. A.,
George E. Gordon, Chelses, Mass; l
g., J. 8. Blackwell, Baltimore; . G..
w. w. Lawrence, Newbern, n. @
Baigadier General, Charles W. Custis,
Hartford, Conn; S. W. O., Mrs. Cor
nela Sny der, Baltimore; A. w G, Mrs,
Sarah Pinket5, PhilsdeIphia, Pa 0,
Mrs. Adelaide Connor, Philadelphia,
Pa; r. D., Mrs. E. r. Ker.ly, Cam
, bridge, Mass; r Ms. r. Harris, Pa;
!, G., Mrs. Scott, Pa ; H, J. Fl. BraxtOn,
: Richmond, Va; P, w. w. Lawrence,
NeWbern, n. g.
WOOSTER STREET GLEANINGs.
Mr. and Mrs J. D. Chapman are
d comfortably located at 1872 Barbour st.
Mrs. Moten r chie, of Barbour street.
= is preparing for visit IN Yonkers, n.
Y.
We are thankful to God that Nsgro
= had hand in the capture Of the blood.
thirsty scOundTel.
\ Rev. Walter Gay is again filling bis
n pulpit. displaying such oratory as is
3. hardly equ allied in New England.
It. Mrs. Dennis Scott, Of No. 80 Wads-
g. worth street is still improving. Size is
id able to be around and about the house.
t. Mrs. Ida Knight expects to leave
Hartford about the twentieth OF Sep
It. tembsr for visit to her home In Essex
=, County, Va.
as Mrs. Chas. Philips and son, who have
IN been visiting in Washington, ID, "a,
o. and Virginia, have returned delighted
to with their trip.
Mr.. Frank Thomas Of No. Huntley
d avenue, has returned from Richmond,
ia Va, where he acted as del gate fol
ng Charter Oak Fountain, No, 632, OF the
~ United Order OF True Rsformers.
oy The attendance Of Union Baptis
It Sunday School seems to be Increasing
A great deal of interest is taken in the
ed explanation and Interpretation OF th'
nv lessons. A certain visitor lately SAID
ed Glass no. l. that they seemed TO be
he class OF young preachers.
J. The whole congregation on Sunda!
n. seemsd to have been stricken with ave-
led ON the account of the attempted assas
on sination OF our honoredE Execut1ve Ofic
er. Prayers wele said in the SAbba'l
IN School for his rapid recovery ana 10
or. tho comfort Of his loving companion.
The colored American., 1901-09-21
-royTzsD BOOKER WASHINGTON

u,., crubbed Evans Falls
OlI -,b IN Hartford knights of Pythi-
gI,S4 Officers For the Year-Young
= ..i,tg Man Left One Girl and Married
Interesting Personals.
The colored American., 1901-09-21

1rsiCg James EVAhS'
yus,,1 1so+ If the Lord, Iactured at Grand
..,,r .OF Hall Main street, Tuesday even
A,D' Cont 5.h. to a fair seized audi
lls His object was twO-fold; first, ne
CIV, -. iotroduced as being the General
,.or, of the Dsleware Industrial
a." "fSsol for Orphan, INDECENT and Ne
,..,,d Children of the ColOred race.
-, irving to ra'se $3 600 to buy
- - I,vsro farm for ihis Industrial
o,booI Second, he is trying to make
-. ,oorIe see that God intends that the
T.sro shall become q great people, not
nr fba aid Of the white people, or any
o,bar MO- Ie, but through the intelli-
g.rce that is in his Cwn race and the
An, Of the Lord alone. He took Gods
5o.rrog with the Jews and other Biblcs l
obsracters TO strengthen his theory.
Ua exhibited a chart and picture
sb,glng his plans and each person that
borUbt one of the charts became q
manber Of his school. THE q. Wis
dom College Divine" as it is styled. he
would instruct you in the mysteries ol
hi. school by l5tters and the neWspap'
ara The charts were worth one dollar
We don't think The Prophet got many
members OF sold many pictures II
Hartford. We doubt very much II the
whole event paid smsll collection.
Miss Jennie James at this writing II
still very Ill.
Mr. Robert Brown has returned from
bic vacation.
Mis- Cora Brandard. of Manchester
son the sick list.
Mr. Moore viii organize a singing
clsss here in th9 near future.
Mis- Anna Brown of NeWing ton wa
Omgwhat indisposed the past week.
The public and high schools wi
open this week. The vacation seaso
iI over.
Miss Allie Wood of Warren street, hs
returned from her ten days vacation il
Neg Haven.
Mr.. Charles Mitchell OF the Boar'
msu Whol sale Grocery Company,
On The sick list.
Mr.. AL Thomas of st Glare, n. Y
formerly Of Hartford, paid a flying Wis
to Hartford, last week.
Mrs P. J. Holland Of 297 Asylum g.
after q serious sickness Of sevaral weeE
sable to be out again
Miss " lille Woodsod, OF Wtllimanti
the guest of Mr.snd Mrs. Frank Han
i.tOa, lO5 Fourth Street.
Miss Hattie Sharper, of Metidel
Conn, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jam
8OriS Of 43 Warren street.
Ar Clarence Rippy of Hampton, Va
Institute is vi.i ing his clsssmate, u
B F. Anderson Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hill, Of 81 Sa1
iGi street, are the parents OF fine b'
aOy Mother and son are doing we
MIS-, Lizzie Wilson, who has besn
A0TgalS for the past few weeks, r
AInsd Saturday, looking we'll and Ia
Py.
Ms. w. Il. Green, of 36 g. PrOspe
Steet, has returned horne, after t
SssEs visit in Waterbury, Conn, vi
friends.
The colored American., 1901-09-21

$75. to $50 per month made
by Agents. Elegant premiums Free.
Address P. y. Box SO, Louisville, Ky.
When you write mention this paper,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-08-17
MUSICAL MENTION.

The marriage of Lolita Mills brings to an
end a musical career which, though short
was unusually brilliant and successful. Miss
Mills began the study of the piano under
Prof Gloetzner Of this city and completed
her education under the renowned Lechi-
tiscky in Vienna, where she remained for
three years. On her return to this country
she played with Seidl, the Kneisel Quartet.
and made tour with Henri Marteau. the
French violinist. She also Travelled with
Henry Kreibiel and illustrated on the piano
his lectures on musical subjects. She had
already been booked for next season by
Manager Charleton and had glowing pros
poets. All this is now ended by her mar
rage, which is said to have been purely
love affair." although her husband is several
years her senior. Mrs. Hough, as she will
In future be known. will, after years
travel abroad, settle down in New York,
where 1t Is expected their home will be-
come a center for the gathering of musical
and literary people in the metropolis.
Prof. Emile Mort, who has long been rec
ognized as a musician of ability in this
city and who has published some excellent
compositions. has now written an opera on
the struggle of Cuba for it's freedom which
has been pronounced unusually good by
those who have heard the music.
The book has been submitted to COM
petent judges, who have approved it. and
Prof Mort is now negotiating for the pro-
duction of the work. 1t is not improbable
that the initial performance may be given
in this city. The cast will be entirely pro-
fessional, SO that the full capabilities of
both score and book will be brought out.
Hans Roberts, who made such hit here
in the Runaway Girl" has been engaged
for the part in "F1orodora" which has
been played by Cyril Scott.
Robert e. Johnston has secured under a
three-years contract the phenomenal blind
yioliniist, William Worth Bailey. Early
next fall young Bailey will arrive in New
York and soon after will begin an extended
tour, visiting the principal cities in the
east south and west. His tour will be
personally conducted by Manager John
ston. who has enjoyed an exceptional ex-
perience in handling yiolinists. 1t was he
who so successfully managed the tours OF
Ysaye, Mus;n, Sauret. Marteau. Rivarde,
Huberman and others. On his first Ameri-
can concert tour Bailey will be associated
with Edwin N. Shonert. pianist, and Eliza
beth Northrop, soprano
Among the few pre-eminently great
pianists now before the public Sliyinski
holds foremost position by virtue of his
unmatched technic. ripe musicianship.
poetic nature and artist temperament No
other master Of the keyboard combines so
many good qualities. Sivinsld, although
spiritueiie In appearance and romantic in
hts makeup. is nevertheless yirile and
broad. He combines the finesse and ele-
gance OF De Pachman, the poetry and sem
timentality OF Paderewslk, with the di9ni-
ty and force of a Rnbinstein. No pianist
who ever visited this country won q great
er artistic success than Glivinsk when he