Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-04

Of medals, objects in gold, diamonds
and emeralds given TO him by various
sovereigns OF Europe, the carriage In
which he travelled through Europe,
and his viollns and violas. II the city
refuses the heirs vii make the same
offer TO the state. In case the state re-
fuses, the objects will be sold, and the
heirs are hoping that American Million
aires will bid up prizes.
Paderewski will not return from the
far east by way of the United States.
His tour. as finally arranged begins at
Melbourne at the end of June or the
beginning OF July. Then he will visit
the chief cities of Australia and New
Zealand. Thence he goes to Hongkong.
Shanghai, and possibly 10 Japan, should
the condition OF war in the autumn
make concerts there advisable. He then
viii traverse India and return to Eu-
rope by way of Cairo and Constantine
pie.
a London dispatch says: Mr.. Conried,
manager of the Metropolitan Opera
House, Is reported to have made q
startling discovery since he came TO
London. As you know, he procured
Mines. Eames and Media for next sea-
son in New York, and ne feels quite
happy indeed, He is delighted not to
have made a contract with NJ. Jean dc
Reszke, for according TO a statement
he made TO one of his friends he has
learned that II Is said, NJ. Jean has no
voice and can't sing a bit" Mr.. Con-
ried is going TO Paris today In search
Of other singers whom not to engage"
Mime. Patti is telling stories OF her
experiences during her concert tour OF
this country In Hot Springs, Ark,
while she wax singing Home, Sweet
| Home an engine at the railway
depot close Wy was sounding It's
whistle loudly I'VE were not In the
same key" said Nine. Patti, land Il
was a trial TO drown that locomotive.
For all that the audience was pleased.
| They shot a negro IN the leg, Poor
| fellowl How they do dislike negroes
down there. This negro had climbed
a tree TO look in at window while |
was singing
Rosslnl whose Barber OF Seville"
was recently given with great eclat at
| the Berlin Royal Opera House. once
| paid the following tribute to Mozart:
THE Germans have always been great
| in harmony we Italians In melody
| however, since they have produced a
| Mozart In the north. we southerners
| are better on our own ground for this
man rises above both nations, combln-
| ing the magic Of the Italian cantilena
with the depth Of the German 'Gemuth.'
| II there ever comes a time when Mo-
Fart Is no longer considered beautiful,
| then we old ones, who are still left, can
shuttle on this mortal coil. In para
| disc howeyer-of that | am sure-Mo-
Fart and his hearers viii find each 9TH
| or again After the great success Of
1.-THE Barber OF Seville" Rossni was
reproached for having borrowed from
Mozart. Az this the genial master re-
| piled; Mozart Is rich; he can afford
| TO lend without lmpoverlshlng himself"
London Is TO have monster concert
! on June II by way OF celebrating the
| flftleth anniversary OF the opening OF
| the Crystal Palace. II Is to open with
the national anthem. which viii be fol-
lowed by the Hymn OF Praise" the So
los In Mendelssohn's work being placed
with Nine. Albanl, Miss Agnes Nichols
and Mr.. Ren Davies Sir Arthur Sull-
| van win be represented by a selection
from his Golden Legend" including
| the Evening Hymn" THE Night Is
J Calm" to be sung by Miss Agnes