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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27

kissrate Horace Hardy made a
Manning on Saturday in his au'
bile.
s Annie Mccullough has gone to
agson to spend the Christmas
lays.
;s Ellen Harrell has gone to Rem
to yisit her sister, Miss Daisy
ban.
Saml. Carter, Of Ashland, Va,
Eting her parents, Col. and Mrs.
Lee,
a. G. Phelps and children. of
hbia, are visiting MI. and Mrs.
Moses.
Geo. W. Dick has returned
Spray, n. g.. where she went to
her son.
a. Gillon Fishburne has gone
.harleston to spend the holidays
This mother.
and Mrs. Frank . Parrott, of
hey, are in the city as the guest
= s. i. / Partott
dets E 3. Hoyt. Henry P Moses,
knard Jones, Barlow Walsh, of
6son College, are ia Che city
s Edwin Kingman. of Jackson
Fla, will visit relatives in the
for the coming three months.
n. W. Edmunds and Miss
Eie Ednuuos, who have been visit
Biz Huntsville, ars as home for the
a5s.
s Is Pauline Epperson, who has
s sttenai.g sehacl in Wilmington,
S s is az home for che Christmas
ieass.
'rof. and Mrs. ". S. Schumacher
g gone 80 their CID hons III Ar
.sas. where they wilI-spen6 the
6mas holidays.
Samuel B Lander, of Juiz de
Braid, is spending the holidays
aessrs. H. G. and j. M. Wood
Dakeh, s. G.
Essie Murray went to Rock
- Satnrdaye to spend the holi-
with her sister, Miss Louis:
fay..at Winthrop College.
Iessrs. Leon M. Green. Heury
n. w. Hardy. Frank San
s, Junius Smith and David Loring,
south Carolina College, are at home
the holidays.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27
JOE LEvAN's MONUMENT.
The Veterans Endorse the Suggested
Memorial.

Mr.. Editor:
I have read with pleasure the sug-
gestion in your editorial in yester-
days Item with reference to the erec-
ton of a suitable memorial stone over
the grave of Joseph Levan. I have
during this morning spoken to several
concerning the matter and think that
I can safely say that SO far as the vet
Grams are concerned they look with
favor upon the proposition. I will
cheerfully take charge of any contri-
buttons for the purpose and avail my
self Of your kind offer to acknowl-
edge the same through the columns
of The Daily Item Since your issue Of
yesterday I have had the following
contributions to the fund.-
John E. McCutcheon, Jr. 50. IS LOO
w. NJ. Graham. ......... 500
Cash.. ..s...... LOO
j. M. Knight. ......:.... o.oO
D. j. Chandler. :. ;. ...... 500
1t is hoped that contributions may
come not only from veterans, but
all who knew Joe Levan will assist in
paying this last tribute to one who
was faithful to his citizenship even to
the end. J. Diggs Wilder.
Sumter, S. c., December 21.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27
Estate of Mrs. A. A. FrierSon. sgaGa.
Dec. st

WILL apply TO the Judge of 2foks7o
of Sumter County. $. c., on DECREE e.
1905. for final Discharge as Aims
.rator of said Estate.
". >. KEE
Nov 3S-it Admioist
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27
s5NEW ADYERTIsEAIENTS.
Personal.

bar G. Phelps. of Columbia, is
! the city.
eme ia Gheraw.
Miss Lena Ki-kley has gone to
bnithYille for the holidays.
khfr. "a. Moses, CT Manning, is
biting his family IN the city.
Mrs @. g. Flshbnrne, of Colum-
IS is visiting relatives in the city.
Cadet Jas. D. Graham, of Clemson
&aleee. is at home Tor the holidays.
ar. Harry Green. of New York
is in town for "a stay Of ten
( 81 M. Hodge and daughter,
Esseile. of Concord. are In town
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-12-27
Mack Bass spent she holidays
his parents at Scotland Neck,

james Lenoir. of Wilmington,
]. is spending a few days in
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
BASE BAtL NOTES

Camphells errcr was costly.
Moss viii probably be n The game to-
day
The locals play at Coatesvlle today and
tomorrow.
Crcro wis the hero of ihc day
Kelley always manages 10 get bis hit
Campbell seems 20 have spnc baeis
There - more life IN the snmelurder
BusseyA management
sletler socn niled the places of his piay-
ers who bscamc dissatisfied
There is no faster lcft fielder in tho Trl-
static than Davis
Wilmington has good staff OF pitchers
but changes nrc nocded IN several other
positions
Kelley Is somewhat of base stcaicr
ny. but how Pete Agnew has lost his
batting eye
zimmerman can certainly crack them
our when needed.
Rothcrmel played with Altoona IN "a
double header against .Wnhamsport yes
terday and got two hits In each game and
also hclded well The locals would have
done well 20 have hcid ON TO him. as he
is worth half a dozen crcpos
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
CAMPBEIL'S ERROR
LOST LOCALS THE CAME
Lefty" Lewis and l'eeney
Both Pitched in Great
Form

camphers error Of an easy ny from
sharps bas in tie second iunins Of me
game a, south slae Fmk yeascday pfao-
t.ea st the game Tor the locals as ne
>.i followed up This advantage ty
scras ihrse runs
Campbell was covering rsht and kelley
Nss n centfc Tommy was cvidonlly too
su,o OF the bli! aad when it bourcod 20
the ground There wis e sroan from the
faas campo,l Tor ths past two o. three
weeks has been unusually weak at the
but
outside q tbs one inning the home
team p.aycd IA sropny caae under ,he d.-
reciion Of iicsscs Lefty Lewis was in
ih hex ior Us and ptch sior samo
At,cs ,he .ocoad Inning hc allowed iaom
bat two hits ilc also had sooa control
oud save hnt two passes.
Crepe WAS clio hcgo 81 the gamc lie
got ns0 of our three his. driving n
both runs and aiso heldcd we'll Nprsa
formerly with Camden covered ihipi
l'onc> was also ia good form ana let
Wilmington down with three slfc drives.
C'oitcs>llle dd an ITS rm-makiua ln
the second lnnins. sharp reached rrst ON
Canphol's error n firht and Miller sut
ifc Oh tic attempt 10 sct him n; scc-
old. LOWS throwing high. Resi- ns went
oa' at first ard Zimmerman hil scoring
shpip ~ q M..'er. liinm vnun s.o.e se0ond
ANA SlutctN went out ~ liusscs H.m-
netman won't 20 ihlid On PASSED bail
a.d counted Ou FeonpY Is hit sni.tn fiiol
TO Kelley
lhe locals sot ono IN the second. with
twp men deld KeHey broke q his ncat
snsle. stole second went 10 thrd GA
pressed BAN md scored on Cropo's ave
bssscr
CUR other ruu cnnc ia he seventh
Nsrga was passed up hy Tccrcy won't
70 second or an out .ud scond ON
Crepo's single.
The score.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
AARRISggaG NILL HOI IuMP
Tri- State Leaders viii Turn Down
Eastern League Offer.

Harrisburg, Pa, July 7.--whiie the psop-
ositlon OF the Eastern League that Har-
rlsburg take the Montreal franchise has
been discussed among the members here
there Is no indication that It will be ac-
cepted President Smith, Of the Harris
burg Club said last night that Harrisburg
now Ia the lead of the Tri-statc, could
not afford at this time Of The season TO-
take tail-enders position II the propo-
sition TO go into the. Eastern League
comes up before the Harrisburg Club il
is quite certain that it will. bc oyofwhelnl-
ingly defeated. The fact that the big
leagues have tried TO raid The Tn-state
has made the Harrisburg Club very bitter
and IL viii notu nder any circumstances
leave the Tri-stato at this time
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
MANAGER SMITH RESIGNS
A'.oona After Anothe, Man to Take
Charge Of Team.

Altoona, July Manager George
Germany Smith has rendered his
resignation TO the owners of the ALI
;oona team ana they have accepted
IL. Germany convinced that he could
not put Altoona IN the right place in
the league race, determined to unload
the management and give the owners
an opportunity to select some one else
before it is too late The owners have
already opened negotiations for a good
man and expect TO land him IN a day
or two. Meantime President Rudy
Bockel Will have charge of the team.
Smith viii be carried along as utility
man until additional players are SCI
Cured, as the team is IN a bad way for
men.
Everything that can be done in the
Away Of strengthening Altoona is being
done. First Baseman Mcdonald has
been secured from Coatcsville and
Second Baseman Rothermel from Will
mington. These men VIII Improve the
situation somewhnt but the owners
iueed more men, JohhNown has loaned
Pitcher Miriam 20 Altoona for the ball
ance Of the season IL ne is needed. but
It is likely that new players VIII DE had
before many days.
Pitcher Alex Pearson has been
started on a missionary trip with the
names Of four men he is 10 sign. one
OF them is a pitcher If he IS landed
Miriam win be returned to Johnstown
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
THE STANDING.
X WILMINGTON VS. l1NDLIIH


st South Side Park on Saturday
there promises 20 bc warm time when
the Wlimlrgton and Landlth clubs
come tosethei and the same will no
doubt De witnessed by a Ms crowd, as
both cluAs have a large following. The
Landllth club IS stronger now than at
any time during the season and ex-
poets 20 win with ease. on the other
hama ,hc -Wilmlngtons, by reason OF
administering two shut outs on July
9Th, aro confident that they will hand
lananth a row of goose osgs. But re-
gardiess of who wins the game the
fausnre sTrc TO sce an exciting game.
There IS strong rivalry between the
clubs Laudlith represents an that
section over Eleventh street bridge,
while the X-Wilmlngion stronghold is
AN OF that district west of Market
street The N-Wimingion delighted
the fans on July 4th by their fast. all
around work aud they certainly have
a bunch Of good stics artists
Landluh win use every endeavor to
capture The game as a win of the
N-Wnmington would give them the
best standing OF any club Ia the city
"i;nbe' Bomton WIN pitch Tor Landlith
and Red" scarAoro VIII hand them up
for N-Wnmngton
Batting order af bo,h teams follow:
LaHdith. smart C.; Munan. IS.
Dawson, 3D., McGoYan, 2h; X. John
son. RI; G. johnson. e.; Coich. H..
Ferguson lh.; "Rube' Bolnton. y.
Wilmington. Hahn. ef Brennan.
sfi Stioe ~; Neean, ss; Teirney. 3d.
Roborta. H., Flood, G.. McDonough.
2b. Scasboro. @.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
York Fans Elated.

York July 1.-THE news Of the action Of
Judge Weiss, Of Dauphin County, IN dis
solving the preliminary injunction re-
strainins Wntse and Hayden. former
Baltimore baseball players. from playing
with Yorl.'s team WAS joyously received
81 this city The news was bullotined AT
the engine house restaurants, cigar
stores and newspaper offices.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
WENTWORTH WON
oevelon's riorse IS Now the Trottins
Champion or philadelphia.

Philadelphia lnly Wentworth. own
ed by Thomas Devclon. Jr. and driven by
j. z. Mccargo. in straight heats won the
$3.50 match race at the Belmont track
that deeidcd the ,rot,ing tham-
rioaship OF Philadelphia. Seven thous-
ana SPECTATORS We're drawn io the tract,
and Tho racing was fully as c.1ci,ns as
had been expected. The cny d,saprolnt-
ment being the failure Of Dan r TO race.
on account Of lameness.
one accident marrcd the DAYS evenis.
Frances B cast a shoe nd c,a The ten-
don Of her right FOOT. thus end ns her
racing career.
The track was little SLOW owing 10 re-
cent rains and the time made was not
as fast as It otherwise would have been.
$50 was 21 II in each heat.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
AItoona ReloIeIna.

Altoona, July There was rejoic-
ms among the fans here when the de-
c-sion Ia the injunction proceedings 10
restrain Heydon and Witse from play
Ing with the york team was received.
The management of the Altoona team
has several contracts With star players
that hinged on the outcome These
men viii now jump to Altoona.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
Horse in a Runway.

while standing at Warmers wharf yes
terdav Afternoon. two horsss attached
to a wagon of the Illinois Leather Com
panv suddenlf took fright ana ran away.
They turned east en- Front street ana
near King iireet they colld4d with "a
cart one wheel was torn off the cart
and the horse attached to IL vas knocked
down ana ilJured,
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
Pharmaey eoard Meetina.

The State D3ord of Phafmacy held a
meeting in tlas cay yesterday and elected
the foiowiDg oftcefs..
pr@ldsnt Alb r. pouehsrty, Of this
city; vice-prcsid'a1 Dr, fWillatd 4. smi'h.
of this city srotary Ind treasurer. W.
= Dpnn, of sn-raa. air Doushesty was
e,ested prcsid mt TO succeed ;~elh p.
Williams. OF "a. city. Vince tern eA-
plred on July L
Evening journal., 1905-07-07

Altoona has at present the signatures
OF seven players 90 contracts, but
everything now hinges on the result Of
the proceedings Instituted against York
by the Baltimore management. These
players naturally enough, hesitate to
move untll they know what the future
is likely to hold out to them; for &c
would be foolhardy for them to take
step that would result disastrogsly if
the courts should decide against the
Tr-State.-Altoona Times
Now is the chance to jump.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
TRl. STATE STATISTICS.
YEsTERDAY's scoREs.

Coatesviile. 3; Wilmington, ?.
Wiiliamsport 8; Altoona, 1 Cirst
game)
Winamsport, 9; Altoona. (second
game).
Lancaster-Yo and Harrisburg
Johnstown games were postponed ow-
ing to rain.
HOW THE CITfBS STAND
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
Tuaboat Juno Repaired.

After undergoing repairs IN tuebcat
Juno left the yards of the Hatlan and
uollinsswosth Company today rha yacht
Diana formerly the Delaware, IS cNpeet.d
to leave in few daysl
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
Delaware Colleg,
Newark. Del. =,
win Reopen se2tembs. I7th. 100

NNAiA eN~hF~N ~ ftNAAN~- A~NtAf ~
Offers nne opportunities to young In
for preparation for the several callll-
Of life. mi
Fine new Gymnasium one u the st
valuable and attractive features.
Examinations fer Entrance held
Friday and Saturday. June ed and b
at any Of the following places at wi +.
applicants may notify the President
their intention to appear viz Nj
town. Smyrna. Dover seaford. & -
Georgetown. Milfosd and Lewat meet
p Examinationstwlll also be IN : q y;
cyIlsse ~ ssgiiss;l;;.s';,~ lsi'if and 12th
subj candidates as may prefer to tals,
thY examinations al that time. Cand1
dales who may fail IN some subjects a
Jurle may appear in September after n
viewing the work in which they wefl
Geo. A. Harter. Pres
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
FINE, FAT CATTLE

They're the kind from which the
prime meats handled by us come.
We're known to sell the choicest beef,
lamb, veal or pork. Also. for low
prices and uprightness in our dealings.
Spring lamb and roasting pieces Of
beef that'll make you come again. SUI
perior quality promptness and relia-
bility our trade makers Blue Rock
Butter. 25c 10.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07

Much Of York's success is due to the
management There's no ADLER man
ager IN the league than George Wash
ington Heckert, despite his alleged un-
lairness-Lebanon Report.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
rIIE srAND1NC.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
nrsrn.rs or Yrsr rRnAY.

TIT0I-IlI > W ~ TIItITlII
Philadelphia. 3; Boston, o.
New York. s. Brooklyn T.
pttsburs, 81 Chicago. 2.
C.acinnau, G ST. Louis, l.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07

The only way Harrisburg could get
to the top was by York standing still.
York Dispatch.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
ATLANTIC CITY aorELs.
THE CLARENDON
Virginia avenue. near Beach.

Virginia Avenue. near Beach.
Atlantic City. n. J.
Rooms en-suite with tiled baths. au
parlor, steam heat. electric lights. ELL
vator to street level. Perfect sanitation
two minutes to oteei Pier and conven,e,'
to all amusements. Rates 1850 10 . =
daily, SO TO SIS weekly Booklet upon ~
plication. H. d. NETMAnr1
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
now THE CLUBS STAND.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NEsuLTs oN YESTERDAY.

Athletic, z; Boston, a.
Warrington New York rain.
Chicaso q, Cleveland, ?.
Detroit. 4. ST. Louis. 3
THE e,rANDINC.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07

AIumnI moanILghL. Taur.day ne.l.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07

Several National and American
league players are to join Coatesville
If the Injunction proceedings against
Wntse and Hayden is decided in Yorks
favor.-Wi Williamsport News.
Stotler now has the chance.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
IHROUeAOuI lie CIRCUIT

Pitcher McCrane expects 10 go back
TO the Meridian club of the Connecticut
League where he played last SEASON.
Coatesville Daily Union.
For the benefit Of a number Of per-
sons who made inquiries Of The Patriot
last evening the announcement Is made
that Billy Campbell the local southpaw
twirler. has not lost a same since he
has Joined the Local club. Campbell has
worked IN fourteen games, winning
twelve, tioing one ana being taken out
cf another with the score TO IN his
favor The latter game was lost after
Campbell was taken ont of the box
on account of sickness, but the loss is
not marked against him. but the man
Who relieved him. Harrisburg Patriot.
II may be hard luck, but that game
must 80 UP against Campbell
Umpire Laird is an right. lie told
Manager Heokert who was coaching
from the bench to keep quiet. lie did
good work.-Lancaster Morning News.
Hummel is certainly a slugger. He
and Pop Foster would make a great
pair TO have on the same team. Per-
haps the pitchers wouldn't get weak
n the knees when the two mighty hit
tors Observation-Disclosures Farmer.
There Is a brisk demand for good
unpires In the south, as well as in
the Tri-State Down i'm Dixie land as
fast as they are placed on the ailing
list through the instrumentality Of
brick5ats and pop bottles.-Exchange
Eolyoke wound up a brilliant week
on the diamond by crushing SPRING
field under a to . score Saturday
and climbing to rung No. 1 on the
league ladder, busting Springfield from
that position which it had held from
the opening Of the season.-Holyoke
Evening Telegram.
Jess Frysnger is managing this
team
Wilmington released its best catcher
when it let Weand go.-Williamsport
News
Guess again.
Several National and American
league players are to join Coatesville
If the Injunction proceedings against
Wltse and Hayden is decided in Nork's
Williamsport News.
Stetler now has the change
Evening journal., 1905-07-07

There is brisk demand for good
umpires in the south as well as In
the Tri-State.. Down i'm Dixie land as
fast as they are placed on the ailing
list through the instrumentality Of
briclzbats and pop bottles.-Exchange
Evening journal., 1905-07-07
scORE ~ INNINas

Wilmington. J.. ..........nio000Ibo bo-e
Gainesville ... ......o ..os0noOo0o-s
1,vo hasc h'' Crepe; sacfince alts.
feial'ne Foe'.es: D.ises % lmils. ~ t.cw-
j. IA feeney. fira,is ouf sy i.eWia.
81 rs Fscney ;c.Sn Aas $. lirimer-
irtn. kelley; ;assea faiis Asn, W e
saitery' dopble iiny= i-fNe sth lfuh,r
rilh Bussey. ieft en hastS nnmnr.on
A.. ?: coatcsaille. aupire. saith.
hae 80
Evening journal., 1905-07-07

Wilmington released its best catcher
when it let Weand go.-williamsport
News.
Guess again.
Evening journal., 1905-07-07

Hummel is certainly a slugger. He
ana Pop Foster would make a great
pair TO have on the same team. Per-
haps the pitchers wouldn't get weak
in the knees when the two mighty hit
tors Observation-Disclosures Farmer
Evening journal., 1905-07-07

Umpire Laird is an right. lie told
Manager Heckert who was coaching
from the bench to keep quiet. He did
good work.-Lancaster Morning News.
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

ironing Tables. feet long; strongly
HIdCS-------- -.,----.r.--.. &c
Step Ladder Chairs; hardwood;
NAFnltjheu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Soc
Folding Wash Benches, holding two
tubs........r..... ......................29c
Market Baskets with cover strong
ly made. Observation-Disclosures.
oval Willow Clothes Baskets full
size OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............-.l9c
Clothes Wringers. family size. rub
ber rollers. .....................$l 81 29
Patent Mop Sticks. with large cot
ton mop complete ete.....-..............l .l5C
The Washington times., 1905-07-30
&c for Wasons Fruit Jars 24c for Preserving Kettles

Jelly Glasses, with metal covers;
LdiS size i &c
Table Tumbiers, first quality, with
pressed band d.........-........-......
Iced Tea Glasses. new style........5 SC
Flower Vases. assorted shapes and
Jelly Dishes, on high foot........4c
Berry Sets. cut glass pattern; large
bowl, and six sauccFs, .I2c
Lemonade Bowls; large size; cut
pattern n............... ....--.-.........39 .39c
Lemonade Glasses, with handle.
cut pattern. .-...-............-..fc .fc
Cedar Wash Tubs, family size. with
cable hoops, Observation-Disclosures. 55C
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Dust Pan and good Brush. .13c
Granite Iron Double MIX Boilers.
first quality Observation-Disclosures. .25c
Granite Iron Dish Pans, 10 qt, size.
first quality OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, l9c
Granite Iron Drinking Cups, first
quality ..........-..........- sc
Granite Iron Stew Pots. with cover.
6 qt size. ................-.25 25c
Granite Iron Tea or Coffee pots. .15c
Granite Iron Preserving Kettles. 6
qt siZe--..-....-..-..... &c
Gas Stoves, nickel plated. with two
double burners --.-...-....--.--. 9SC
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Lot 19-Comprises choicest Cambria
and NainsOok edges and insertion to
ma5gR mas5ig &c e l' 4aiass tafass "i6e per 10C
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Lot 2-Finest Nainsook and Swis.
Embroidered edges, insertings, an,
wide: values up to 4GC u
The Washington times., 1905-07-30

Lot 2-Superfine 18-inch Swiss En-
bro!dery for making hats, and
f5ase Ey9ise aGysF and bltad 56 saslsa ssats: soc
some worth 81. $1.50.-............... ~
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13

had the honor of singing, and Miss kath-
leen Parlow of Canada, accompanied
upon the pianoforte by Mr. Henry Bird.
has had the honour of playing upon the
violin before the Queen and the Royal
Family"
Mrs. Parlow sends me interesting ac-
count of the great occasion, with word
of the greater that is to be in Novem-
Der. She says: I'VE had the telegram
at t:30 and the time to be at the palace
was 3:45! First, of course. we had to
hunt up Mr.. Bird to accompany. and
were so fortunate as to find him. 1t was
so exciting, but we managed to get there
on the second. We were shown up to the
Queen at once, and she met and gave us
her hand just as any charming hostess
would have done, and said to Kathleen: Il
have long wished to hear you,' and then:
is your mother with you? l should
like TO meet her Then she gave me
her hand too for, contrary to rule. l was
allowed to come in with Kathleen) and
asked kindly about me- Then Kathleen
played, not at all nervous and at her very
best The Queen came up to her after
ward and congratulated her. asked how
old she was and said. Charming
VERY charming, so strong in your play
! ing She talked to Kathleen about five
minutes longer, then came and congrat-
ulated me upon my daughters talent
She spoke sweetly to Mr.. Bird, too, and
once more gave her hand to US. thank
| ing us for giving her so much pleasure.
Then as she went from the room she
turned twice to bow and smile to US
really it is easy to see why everybody
loves her. -
1.-The same day. as If to crown our hap
piness. we got word that the London
symphony Orchestra had been engaged
| to play with Kathleen next November.
Yesterday. of course. every newspaper in
! town had one or two paragraphs about
Kathleen, and to-day we have been be-
| sieged by reporters"
Which is all very good hearing. One
| objects to the Canadian violinist'.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
NOTES FROM THE
.MUSICAL ITORLD

Little Kathleen Parlow has arrived .
She has arrived" where arriving is
most difficult and most useful, in Lon
don. Not so long ago l gave account of
her very successful debut in London
Late last month";. the little fiddler who
with a big fiddle case and big Tam
O'Shanter could have been seen last year
any day of the week tripping up Wash
ington street, to Henry Holmes for her
lesson, played for the Queen of England
at Buckingham Palace. On the same
day she received word that the London
Symphony Orchestra had betn engaged
to play with her at a concert in Queen s
Hall during the coming season.
Just why playing before the Queen
doubtless very charming lady-should
count so much artistically in England
NAV not be known here. But count IL
does. To have ones name in the Court
Circular-the English Greater Bible-as
commanded to appear at Buckingham
Palace" means to the commando fame
assured. Little Kathleon's name ap-
peared there July 90 Reverently / print
the paragraph; it is from the Morning
Post:
Miss Mary Tracy. accompanied upon
the pianoforte by Mr.. Victor Beigel, has