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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

, o o 0 o o 0 o o o o 0 o o o
!, Sic, GOO.
A handsome 12-rOoIn thoroughly modern
!, house; hall wainscoted in very fine
oak, with beautiful ornamental and
} loaded glass window. plate mirror.
} clothes closet, etc.. parlor about 16A2S
, with handsome mantel and Jcombina-
, ton gas and coal crate. imitation
, onyx front and plate mirror, buiitin
, window seats. lib cry finished in very
D handsome curly uirch and wall VAIN
} scoted, builtin bookcases, window
} seats, mantel and crate. layatory,
) very handsome builtin sideboard. china
. window seat. beamed ceiling and too
. ton here; splendid buffers pantry
D with builtin Ice box. fruit closet
0 above, china cupboards, marble mould
water, -four bins and what not; Large
0 kitchen wainscoted in oak, enamel sink
0 with large marble top and tile wall be-
. h hinsbea nbG tank four r, feet eit.eti high; large
o very pretty bedrooms ami bathroom
o on second floor, finished in birch; COM
o bathroom is tile e. with modern plumb.
o ing. large clothes closets in all bed
o rooms with builtin chester drawers.
o hall and other rooms; third floor fin.
o ished in Georgia pine with two bed
o rooms and large room which may be
u uscu lUE Dlllldru rOoul OF OLner puI-
o poses. Fine basement with fruit cell
o Lar, vegetable cellar. laundry with
0 three Stationary tubs. closet for tubs,
0 ETC.; servants closet. coal room
o sealed, large furnace room and good
o heating plant. This is an exception
o ally pretty house and must be seen
o to be appreciated. The woodwork is
o the best and all the doors on first
o floor are set with solid panels. The
o floors are hardwood throughout even to
0 the laundry.
o This property stands on a fine corner
o lot. 75x135. almost in the heart of
o Lowry Hill, and N a beautiful
o view of the avenue and surrounding
o property. Owner going to leave city IS
o the reason for selling.
o Full information Will be given to parties
o who desire a irst-class house. : will
o be glad to show you the property.
o Walter l.. Badger, Sole Agent.
Q 800 Oneida Bldg.
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DAVID p. JONES s co.,
Ponta1 Tiaf

DAYlD 2. JONES s CO.,
Rental List.
s5o.oo-No. 2O2s Sd av S, II rooms. barn. steam
heat. large yard.
$85.oo-No. 27S1 Fremont av S. 8 rooms barn,
good shape. all modern.
ss5.oo-No. 254l Bryant av S, 9 rooms. modern,
ss7.5o-No s"e sos 50' 9Th st Sc, 10 rooms, all mod
sao,oo-No. 1920 byudsle av S. s rooms, large
sao ,oo-Nd bas g9aa screened RssDe4 p 20 I IN rd s0od s nags,0
sso.oo-No .n: aosa !0 oakland av, 10 rooms, modern,
$27.50-No. 723 F. 2sth st. 8 rooms, modern, in
good shape, new furnace.
$27.50-No. % W Rustic az, 6 rooms, modern.
$25.o0-No. 1914 W 2sth st, s rooms, modern,
s5o.oo--No. E7.41a I'd av N, IA rooms, city
SIS. T? sses a es%fG; av. 7 rooms, woodsned.
cellar, new plumbing, new doors, hard
wood, in the best of shape.
$2o.oo-No. 1925 Portland av. 7 rooms, city
water, sewer, gas, etc.
s2o.oo-No. 2433 Portland av, I rooms. city
water, sewer, etc.; will put in good
s15.oo-No. 1o21 4tb st Sc, 7 rooms, city
s11:oo-No. $3.50 Cedar av, city water.
$4,000 per year; three rooms and 2A acres of
ground. No. 3746 21st av S.
Flats.
Seven rooms, third floor, outside at No.
1888 E 10th st, first class, every con-
venience, plenty Of light and air.
$22.00-No. 1904 Dupont av N, first floor, Z
rooms, janitor service, heat, hot water,
ETC.; will put in f1rst-class shape.
$27.50-No. 1882 Chicago av, first floor, 7 rooms
heat, janitor service. hot water, etc.
Furnished Flat.
$25.oo-No: 20o7 4th av S, third floor, 5 rooms,
frst-class fat.
Rooms.
S10.00-No. IA E 26th st, second floor, 4 rooms
city water, etc.
. $10.O0-NO. 2124 9Th av S, 4 rooms, city water
sewer. second floor.
$7.0o-No. 200 10Th av s, second floor, 4
rooms.
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e7s5 PARK Az. 70 RooMs ! MON.

27s5 PARK Az. 12 ROOMS, ALL MOD
1000 ern $4,000
! frame barn 1900
IA rooms, all modern ...... 65. 90
1884 Portland av. 16 rooms. all modern,
barn ..........:. .......... 5000
81 9TH st 81, : rooms. all modern, barn $500
526 Sd av Sc. 6 rooms, bath. gas, fur
30, mace ......::...... $500
lI21 4th st SCI. 9 rooms. modern, hot
!. water heat $500
well; barn ..........."...s. 21.5o
gas :....-.... 1850
S42 r Franklin az, 8 rooms. city water. 17.50
Watee, sewer. closet ........... 1900
Pig tn az \, Z rooms. city water. $780,. 1880
l26 Willow st, 5 rooms. second floor,
!. city water ........ 1880
city water 1880
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EDWARD J. o'RRIEN & CO.,

104 4th st S,
Ground Floor, Oneida Building.
81, SoO-N1ce little seven-room house and stable.
on Cd av S, between 34th and 35th SITS;
city water in house; large east front
So, GOA bargain in an eight-room house on
Portland av, between SD and 33d SITS;
large east front lot, good two-story
stable; house can be made entirely mod
ern at a snail cost.
Sa,ooo-New. seyen-room. modern house. on
floors and finish throughout: full base
ment with hot water heating plant;
certainly a bargain: !.
eight,room bouse; with hardwood floors
and finish. good hot air furnace. screens
and storm windows: best neighborhood
on North Side.
IS, 5Oo-Beautiful modern home, one year old.
in the choicest location on Kenwood
parkway; it has ten rooms and billiard
room, hardwood throughout. hot water
heat. gas and electric fixtures; In fact,
a complete home at less than the cost
of the house alone.
Ss'7'o- Sest ecr Sefis 10 t En- e city fors q az Dat si Sui fss
Ing: fronts south and east.
S., 500-Bargain in q nearly new brick fat build
Ing: contains four flats, modern except
heat. in frst-class condition always
rented.
SO, 5o0-Do you want an investment that we
will guarantee pays IL per cent net :?
We have a three-story frame fat build
ing. In frst-class condition, and in one
of the best renting locations in the
city. Could not be built for twice the
We have one Of the best downtown cor
ners In the city. for S110 a foot; 100xs7: ex-
s sman pa yop eult anRg: cam ideal be oG loeasio6 on t q
four stores with fats above.
We will buy for cash bargains In houses
and business property. What have you to
offer?
Edward ]. o'Brien & Co.,
104 4th st S.
Ground Floor, Oneida Building.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
continued.
I.ISy

Continued.
Entail LIST.
Nickels & Smith, 311 Nicollet Ay.
Houses.
S3T. 5O-1715 9Th av S, nine rooms, modern,
hardwood floors. open plumbing, walk
ing distance.
gas. bath. closet. walking distance.
$1s.Oo-311 w Goth st, six rooms, modern.
$15 .OO-3030 Lyndale av S. six rooms, city water
in yard, gas In kitchen.
$1s.Oo-311 W 2eth st, six rooms, modern.
Flats-Not Heated.
SIC. Lyndale av S. five rooms, first
SIT. 50-25oS Lyndale av s, first floor, four
rooms and alcoye, open plumbing,
ST.. 5o-25o2 Lyndale av s, hrst aoor, four
rooms and alcove, hardwood finish,
open plumbing, hardwood floor in
SIT. 5o-ss8 18th av S, six rooms, city water.
sewer, gas, bath. hardwood floor in
kitchen, first floor.
$17.6o1e15 Western av, second floor, five rooms,
modern, hardwoo floors.
9th st S, five rooms, first floor,
S1o.o0-20O9 9th st $. second floor, in good con-
dition, well, large yard.
sa.oo-717 University ay NE, four rooms, els
tern. well; will put in condition.
Steam-Heated Flats.
100000 18th st S. six rooms, hardwood
- floors; open plumbing. two floors.
$so.oo-7s4 E 18TH st. six rooms. modern, open
plumbing, hardwood floors.
$3o.0O-Flat G, 100 18th st S, four rooms, bath,
hardwood finish.
E. four, rooms, bath, light house.
keeping.
S25 o0-Flat II. four rooms, modern.
JUS CoMPLETED-FoUR-FAMILY APART:
ment-house on the corner of 1st ay s and
18th st; seven rooms, including four sleeping
rooms, hardwood floors and finish, open nickel
plumbing, sideboards, plate rails, complete
laundry and dryrooms and all modern up-to
date fiat building features, gas and electric
fixtures, gas ranges. steam heat and janitol
service furnished. Price $42.50 and S45.
Just Completed-Two flats in duplex dwell
Ing near Lake st, on Emerson av; six room.
each, open nickel plumbing, hardwood floors
full cemented basement, combination heat ant
other up-to-date conveniences. Price $25 each
No. 1904 Portland Av-$25 for first foo
of two-fanily apartment dwelling, six room:
and bath, hardwood floors and finish, gas fix
plant and all other modern up-to-date fea
lures. e. .
No. a41s 9th Az s-$22.5o for second foo,
or two-fam1ly apartment dwelling, sever
rooms and bath, hardwood floors and finish
brick fireplace, gas fixtures and window
shades. finely decorated, furnace heat, mic,
porch.
No. 1416 Bryant Av 1880 for second floor
five rooms and bath, hardwood finish All,
floors, gas range. gas fixtures, windoy
shades, laundry, steam heat furnished.
No. 210S 26th Az S-$15 for five rooms an,
alcove, second floor. bath and all modern con
veniences except heat.
First and third floors Naulhaka Apartments
corner OF Grant st and Spruce place: five an,
six rooms with bath, hardwood finish an,
floors, nicely decorated, steam heat and JAM
Tor service, all modern conveniences; S42. 80
Yale Realty Company,
S06 4th ST. s.
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THORPE BROS, .
Real Estate, Loans and Rentals,
AOdrus Rui1dinp

Real Estate. Loans and Rentals,
Andrus Building.
$100-2s36 Garfield, 5 rooms. city water.
$S.O0-925 Washington av s, 3 rooms.
SS.0O-2946 Lyndale ay 8, 8 rooms.
SlO.OO-637 Erie st Sc, 5 rooms, city water.
$10.o0-2311 sh st s. 6 rooms.
$14.OO-1G4 w Lake st, 5 rooms, water, sewer.
Slo.00-93 18th st S, 4 rooms, water and sewer.
SIT .OO-422 Goth av N, S-room house.
S20.O0-1O90 18th av Sc, 9 rooms, modern.
S15.00-927 Washington av s, 6 rooms, water,
and sewer.
$50 10th av Sc, 9 rooms, modern.
$27. Garfield av, s rooms, modern.
$5o.N-62S q 10th st, II rooms, modern.
$S0.O012644 Oakland av, Z rooms, modern.
SIC. % Harriet av, 8 rooms, modern.
S37.5O-14O1 Mt. Curve av. 8 rooms, modern.
Douglas school district, in fine condition.
SS5.OOI2731 Fremont av S, 9 rooms, modern.
SSo.0OE2101 Emerson av S, Z rooms, modern.
S30.OO-364S Portland av, 8 rooms, modern.
S25.OO-252 I'd av, 6 rooms. water and sewer.
sS0.GO-2OS e 18th st, 6 rooms, modern.
S40.0o11s29 Park av, 8 rooms, modern.
S45.0O-S2 Willow st. 8 rooms, modern.
For Rent-2OO9 Bryant av s, s rooms, modern.
Modern Flats.
$3o.OO-1301-3 I'd av s, 6 rooms, modern.
Lowry Hill Apartments, 1850 Hennepin av. s, 6
and I rooms, thoroughly modern, beaut1.
fully decorated; just completed.
The Wellington, $42. 80, s rooms, modern.
$9e0o-l1OS 9th av S, 7 rooms, modern,
S.o.0o-l6ll Stevens av, II rooms.
eo5-9 w Franklin av, Franklin Heights apart
ments, g. and S rooms. modern; also
cafe privilege to responible party.
Lake Cottages.
S3oO-Excelsior commons. IL rooms. fine location
SSUo-Falrv1ew station, s acres land. eight-room
cottage, partly furnished.
SlSo Tor season, 8 rooms. furnished: Big Island
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y o o o o 0 0 o o 0 O o
. WE HAVE THE BEAUTIFUL HOME.
. No; ~ W Rustic av (4Sth and Nicol.
. lett. This Is a private residence and
Q Just two years old. Has all the little
o 5fnings such AS built-in sideboard,
o Its own w~a.e:works; no tax to nav
o own gas plant, steam heat. hardwood
o nn1sh, south AMI east front: to a small
Q FAMILY Will! make rent $27. so.
Q David P. Jones & CO.
0 o o o o o o o o O O
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completely furnished S-room fat. from June
1 to Sept. 1. Rent very reasonable. Inquire
second floor.
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FURNISHED FLAT FOR SUMMER MONTHs;
fine large rooms, with bath, nicely furnished;
pleasant location; very reasonable. 1922 Haw.
thorn av fiat d -.-sE
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, s2.1oo-A new six-room, fully modern
} home, except heat, with hardwood
} floors. full line of fixtures In the bath
} room. lot about 4Ox130 feet. within
} two blocks of CIR line, in a good resi-
} dence section of the city: Terms, $3.50
} to $3.50 cash and monthly payments.
} This is very choice. See It.
, 81. 5G0-Special Bargain-For q few days
, We can offer ea University av Sc 1
, quarter-acre lot, GGx16J feet. with 4
D large sixteen-roOm house, rented for
} $500 4 year. This is a bargain. Get
D full particulars at office.
D Mortgages For Sale-Wc have some very
0 choice first mortgages on new i'm
D proved home properties. at under 50
per cent of cost; 3 years, G per cent.
0 with title insurance. in sums 5000 TO
o s.. 500. They are very choice.
D IS. new, seven-room, fully-mod-
o ern house. quarter-sawed oak finish.
0 parquet floors, CRATE and msntel; built
0 in sideboard, gas and gas fixtures.
0 open nickel plumbing. full basement.
o hot water heat. handsomely decorated:
o an exceedingly desirable home, near
o Blaisdell av and 26th st.
0 So, 4I5-Thoroughly well-built. fully mod
o ern. eight-room house. crate and man
o tel. gas and gas fixtures. full base
o ment. cement floor. fine heating plant;
o large lot, on the North Side. conyen-
o lent to car and school.
o S1,1IJ-A nearly new. SiX-room house, in
o frst-class repair: good cellar. well, els
o tern and woodshed; lot s2x15T feet;
o handsome shade trees; stone walk in
o the street. Can sell for small payment
o down and monthly payments. This is
o convenient to the Milwaukee shops and
o the steel works.
o 81, 575-Within walking distance Of bust
o ness we have a good eight-room house.
o nearly new; rented for 1915 a year;
o city water. stone sidewalk in the
o street. This is very cheap. Owner
o leaving the city. Terms, $500 cash.
o See it. 5-
o Thompson Bros.
o -1O1 4th st s.
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MUST BE SOLD AT oEcE.

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
S4,000-3052 9th av S: a new ten-room house:
hardwood floors and finish throughout;
modefn~ plumbing; porcelain bath: on south
and cast front corner lot. 43x123 feet to
alley. all improvements in street; this
house absolutely cost 800 one year ago.
Terms.
So. 5o03044 9th av S. a nine-room house;
thoroughly modern and new; hardwood
throughout; open nickel plumbing or east
front lot, 40x123 feet: house has furnace
heat; cost last year S4boos reasonable
terms.
These houses belong TO an out owner,
and must be sold immediately. either eepaes
ately or together.
Thorpe Bros. Andrus Building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
THE ELLERY BAND

People who are unaccustomed TO Ital-
ian animation and wealth of express
sion in music are glib in their criti-
cisms of Ferullo, director of the Ellery
band, and recklessly take II for granted
that he has no respect for traditions
and conventions simply because his in
Expectations are different from the
calm and Unconditional ones made fam
iliar to them by usage. The fact re-
mains. however. that Ferulos readings
of the great classical and operatie
scores are eminently correct, being
founded not only ON the best traditions
but also on that surest Of all bases, a
keen artistic instinct.
Ferullo is particularly happy in his
transla tions of the meanings of the
great operate composers. having ac-
quired his knowledge through practical
experience during his three years en-
gagement in the orchestra Of the great
San Carlo theater in Naples where he
played solo oboe under the leadership
Of such musical giants as Maneinelli.
Mugnone. Maseagni, Leoncavallo. Pue-
chi, Mario Costa and all the famous
lights OF present day Italy. Being
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
BURTON HOLMES THIS WEEK

Burton Holmes, the traveller and lee
turer, will begin his annual series Of
illustrated "travelogues" as they are
now called, at Blanchard hall Monday
evening. January %, under the direc-
tion of l.. T.. Behymer. Mr.. Holmes
comes 10 Los Angeles directly from
his season at the Auditorium, Chicago,
where his business has been far in ex-
cess of any previous season. and where
it has been the cause of envy on the
part of all the leading theatrical man
ayers, who have marveled that a 'one-
man-show" could draw larger houses
than opera companies and dramatic
companies with lengthy pay rolls.
The lectures to be given in Blanchard
hall are as follows; I'm London" Mon
day, January %; Round About Lon
DON" Wednesday, January 25; "Beauti-
ful Ireland" Saturday, January 2S;
1.-The Russian Empire" Friday. Febru-
airy 3. and Japan" Saturday evening.
February 4. All Of these are new TO
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Musical Events and Lectures for the Coming Week

ance of the Ernest Gamble Concert
company, one of the finest organiZa-
tions of it's kind now on tour in the
western part Of the United States. The
Gamble company will lie at Simpson
auditorium on the evening of January
30. Doubtless the star of the aggre-
cation is Edwin Shonert, pianist. Mr..
Shonert is ranked as one of the best of
the younger school now before the
public in America. Indeed, he is
classed with the very foremost Amer
lean pianists, His playing is full of
brilliant color, and combines strength
and tender sentiment, romance and
passion.
Elbert Hubbard will lecture on Roy
croft Ideals the first week in Feb
ruary.
DR.. Frederick Cook, surgeon with the
Peary expedition, will be the next lee
turer of the Star course of entertain
metns, conducted under Y. NJ. c. A.
auspices. Dr. Cook is the one man
upon the lecture platform at the pres
ent time qualified to speak with exact
ness of men and conditions as they are
to be found in the great white zone of
the north.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

blessed with a memory far beyond the
ordinary, Ferullo succeeded during this
period in assimilating every shade of
expression as taught by these masters
in the Interpretation of their own
works. The tempt also which he uses
in the playing Of Wagner's and other
German music are essentially correct
and i'm line with the best traditions
The idea that musical Interpretation
in order to be correct should be angu-
lar and frigld is entirely a false one.
Music is founded on emotion and is
ter that ever lived would have desired
his works played according to cold
mathematical rules. Ferullos mag
nihcent readings are founded upon the
deepest feelings of the human heart
and are as sure and as true as human
ity itself in its noblest aspects.
Those who would learn what real
music is and discover i'm 1t meanings of
which they never before dreamed
should lose no opportunity of attending
the Ellery band concerts during the
few remaining weeks of their continu-
ance.
Splendid programs have been pre-
pared for the coming week, those for
the evenings being particularly choice,
Mr.. Ellery having decided for the
future to reserve the finer and more
classical works for presentation I'm the
theater where delicate artistic effects
are far better appreciated than in the
omen air.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
OLGA sTEEB's RECITAL

Miss Olga Steeb. the child pianist
who has won most enthusiastic COM
mendation from some of the great ar
lists, will give a recital February II
at Simpson auditorium. A fine pro-
gram is promised. and music lovers of
Los Angeles will be much interested
in hearing the talented little girl. When
Paderewski was in Los Angeles recent
ly Miss Steeb played for him, and he
said; every good, an excellent inter-
pretation." Then, when she gave a
Bach fugue, Paderewsh showed much
enthusiasm, exclaiming at the end:
you have played that wonderfully
well. Your technique, Interpretation
and phrasing are excellent. You have
a great future before you"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
JANAuscHEK's CURSE

Mime. Fanny Janauschek, who died
recently at Amityville, l.. l., was an
actress whose face was coined in sill
yer, like that of Faustina, and its
minted beauty brought sorrow to those
who made it. just as Faustina's feat
ures on the Roman coin brought dis
aster to Sertorius.
When Janauschek was a young wo-
man she played ingenues in the theater
in Frankfort ont the Main, for which
Goethe made his dramatic story of
Mignon-but long afterward, of course.
Frankfort was then a free city and
made it's own money which passed cur
rent through the country now em-
braced in the German empire. Its
treasurer was Herr Won Grefke, a
young man who. in addition to his
other duties, was superintendent of
the mint. He became infatuated with
the young actress, whether from artis-
tic influence or other is not recorded,
but in honor of his sentiment he had
struck off an issue of silver coins which
bore her features. marked even to a
scar on the cheek which the actress
bore to her death.
The scandal created by this issue OF
coins was tremendous and within its
limits worked the overthrow of the
local government and led to the sui
eide Of Herr Won Grefke. 1t also led
to the passing of the actress to this
country. where she always afterward
remained. automatically the Janau-
schek thaler. which was issued in
limited numbers. is worth about so,
or 10 to 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
LECTURE BY q. r. BAuMeARpT

At Blanchard hall next Friday even
ing, January 27, b. r. Baumgardt will
deliver a popular lecture on the
Worlds Fair at st. Louis. This lecture
is a concise statement of human prog
ress during the past ten or eleven
years The great advance made in all
branches of science, power, transporta-
ton, electricity, education and manu-
featuring will be set forth in manner
that cannot help impressing the audi
ence with profound respect for the
achievements of modern civilization.
The calcium light views are artistically
colored and are said to be as fine as
any recently exhibited on the Pacific
coast. The educational value of the
lecture can hardly be overestimated.
The reserved seat sale is now going on
at the Union Pacific ticket office. Pop
ular prices will prevail.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
YSAYE'S CONCERT

Eugene Ysaye, unquestionaby
classed today as the worlds foremost
exponent of violin music, has just re-
fused almost unprecedented offers from
he may have more time to spend in
Southern California. He chose April
as the date of his local appearance,
because he wished to see the country
in it's greatest beauty. Ysaye,. now
hailed as the king of all violinists, will
doubteless give Los Angeles one of the
greatest instrumental treats of the
musical year, Blanchard & Venter
will manage his Southern California
tour.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
GRAND OPERA COMING

Manager Fl. c. Wyatt in securing
the Henry w. Savage English Grand
Opera company for the Mason opera
house during the month of February
is bringing to this city one of the
greatest companies of entertainers
now travelling i'm America. This will
be the first season of English grand
opera in Los Angeles for number of
years, and will undoubtedly meet the
desires of the musical public of this
city. The repertoire includes La Tos-
ca" La Boheme," "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" ''Lohengrin," Carmen" and
"Tannhauser."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

of this great artist after her extended
absence from Los Angeles will be
welcome event to large public.
Madame Melba is now making the
longest tour ever planned for her by
Manager Chas. A. Ellis, who has had
charge of her affairs in America for
nearly ten years. she began her tour
soon after her return to this country
in November and it is to extend into
the northwest, down the Pacific coast
and through the southern states, this
latter section of the country never be-
fore having been visited by Madame
Melba.