The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
PGDEREWSKI HERE TONIGHT.
SHOCK FROM TRAIN ACCIDENT
BROUGHT on ILLNESS.

Will Attend the MedJtSka Bensnt, but WIN
Not PIay--Phytician says . Lens Rest
VIM Cure Him--saus for Europe on
May IO-TO Attend Pupil'S wedding
BosroN. April 2a--Ignacs Paderewsld,
the pianist arrived In Boston ibis morning
In his private car. He Is too III 70 play 40
the Symphony Orchestra concert for tho
pension fint: as he had planned to do TO-
morrow evening. Because Of his illness the
concert has been given up, though the houss
was completely sold out. The plan ist IL
confined 10 HE bed and is suffering from
nervous prostration together with myalgia
Of the muscles Of the neck and right scapular
region.
Paderewsld came TO Boston AGO vnna lied
by DR.. Fronczak, In order to consult with his
Boston manager. His car will remain here
until tomorrow, when Paderewsh will go
10 New York He will sail for Europe on
May 10 and will 60 direct to Switzerland
for a rest.
With N. Paderewsh are Nine. Paderewsh
j. Z. Franoke, NJ. Fischer and the physician
who will remain with him at least until he
leaves New York. DR.. Fronczak said to-day
that he does not consider that PadeTewsh
is in a dangerous condition, though his
nerves are in bad shape. He saidhe thought
a prolonged rest would bring about a per-
mAnent cure.
the direct cause Of NJ Paderewski's
illness is A shock received week ago
Wednesday night in a wreck between Au-
burn and Syracuse on the New York Central
railway the physician continued. my
patisnt has suffered intensely ever since
with pains running from the top Of the head
through his neck to the top Of the spinal
column. He fell asleep at o'clock this
morning after having suffered untold agony
on his way 10 Boston
Ignace Paderewsli telegraphed Daniel
FrohmAn yesterday that he would return
g this city tonight, He Eill appear az the
impossible for him to play, vladimir de
Pachnaan having been engaged In bis place.
The part Of the program TO be devoted TO
music will also have the assistance Of Nine.
Ella Russell, the American soprano
Josef Holman volunteered to postpone
sailing in order to appear, but found that
his ENGAGEMENTS In Berlin required him to
leave next week II he hopesto get 70 Germany
on time. Il is probable that Miss Fremstad
will appear. Mr.. Conned has declined. how
ever, to assist the committee or help out
the concert IN any way
All OF the other artistic announced will
positively appear. II IL thought there will
be other well known artists to be announced
tomorrow.
There has heen no demand for the return
Of tickets only 500 out Of an advance sale
OF nearly $4,000 having been asked FOR
yesterday.
Nobody will be 80 much disappointed
over the pianist's inability to appear IS
Paderewsh himself,' Mr.. Frohman said
yesterday, for be was interested heart
and soul IN the affair. None Of his friends
who know that will think Of returning the
tickets already bought
Mr. Paderewsld long ago planned TO sail
on May 10 with his intimate friend, Alex
Ander Lambert. The welding Of his pupil,
Ernest SchellinE to Miss Lucy Draper, was
last week postponed until May as the
pianist could not reach here yesterday,
the date originally eet down for the cere-
TnOny.