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The Washington times., 1906-08-19
Upton CUP GOES
TO CHERRY CIRCLE
The Milwaukee Is Second and Raven
0utsails Toledo by Close
Margin

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Cherry Circle. the
craft owned by the Chicago Athletic
Association yaChtsmen. won the f1rst
race this afternoon for the Upton cup.
The Cherry Circle finished fully hnls
mile ahead of the Milwaukee. which
secured second place by a quarter or u
mile from the Raven and Toledo. who
finished in the order named. The crews
on these last two named boats fought
for third place for the last three miles.
and II could not be told which would
be awarded the position until the race
was over.
The course Law twice around a six
mile triangle. TWO miles 10 a leg with Il
time limit Of three hours.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

NINE ROOM AND BATH BRICK. on North
Carolina ave. So suitable for cOlOred peo-
PIE. WIN sell cheap
Il NEW BRICK HOUSES IN Northeast, 6
rooms and bath each. lot l7Xl0J; rented f3r
$3.50 each Flrst-cIass neighbOrhOOd- See
them.
on ST NV. two s-room and bath bay
window bricks. cellar: large lot 70 alley
viii be sold together or singly az reason
able price
or GRAND ST. Columbia Heights; good
Groom frame; lot 4oKz00. fine flower gar
den can be bought cneaD.
SINE-ROOM and bath frame on / st. nv.
large brick stable. Price. s.. 80.
L ST. Sc. 7-roCm and bath brick: rented
for $50. Price. $500.
TWO BRICKS eh K 81 Sc. cheap at s.. so
each. rented f9T SIS
ON 9TH ST. NV. between and II; Io-ro0m
and bath brick. with stable. large lot q
alley. VIII be sold cheap 70 close an estate
X ST. Sc. Groom brick. renting for si0-sJ-
Price 81, 800.
II ST. between 5th and 9th NV. fine Broom
and bath brick. cellar. / can sell at talf
price.
FIN. INVESTMENTS on 9Th 81. NV. thrss
houses renting for &39.65 Price S4.SJ0
ON s ST. NV. between sth and 10th. broom
brick cellar. lot 21X3J 70 alley. rent $iJ50
Price. 5000.
DEARBORN ST, Columbia Heights; G-room
and bath brick: fns home. rents for tZZ 20
Price. 50. $50.
o ST NV. near North Capitol four brick
two-stOryi renting FOR 5000 each, trice
260J
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS, AVE and iotf
ne. nne 3-story. Groom brick Price. 8 500
SEVEN FLATS. 2-story. near North Capitol
five rooms each. separate cellars and FUR
nsces. all rented for y42 per house Price
5000 each.
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4 SNAP TO QUICK BUYER-On y st. NV.
Broom and bath brick; cellar. all modern
improvements PRICE. $3.50
or JOHNSON AVE. NV. between 18th and
18th sts.. rooms and bath. PRICE g. $50.
: BRICK HOUSES on Warren -. ne al
rented. PRICE l.l00 EACH
FOR sALE-ON 10TH ST. NE. 2-story bay
window brick rooms and bath, fine lot
20 paved alley; suitable for stable viii
sell ct low price. terms 10 suit. owner
returning 10 California
ALSO BAY-WINDOW BRICKS, all rented
to white tenants; 8 rooms and bath large
yards fine paved alley Owner in~tructa
me 20 sell without delay single or entire
row, Terms 70 suit Location. 9Th 81. Sc.
Il HOUSES on NJ st Sc. near navy yard
ants, each house contains rooms and
bath; large yards 70 paved alley.
4 2-STORY BRICK HOUSES. In Cedar alley.
# St, between 18th and I4fh renting Tor
$50 each PRICE. $1,000 EACH
GOOD HOME for coIored family al Iff7 Cor
cOran st. NV; 8-TOom and bath brick to al
ley; large lot; good home OF investment
Terms 10 suit
on nth ST NE, lne two-Gtory brick. rent
ing for $e0.5o PRICE. 5000.
HOUSE ~ COURT between 18th and ltta
NV, rented FOR $50 PRICE, $40.
OS COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 5-story, D-room
brick. lot lTlOO. GO alley PRICE. N1.J01-
X ST. NV. near Connecticut ave. me lot.
suitable Tor tailor OF any other business
purpose can b. sold cheap.
NEAR CORNER Sth and T NV; 9-ro0m brick.
cellar. PRICE g. 300
WESTMINSTER ST. S-room brick house and
stable: can be bought az great sacTince-
9Th ST NV. between O and il. s-room
BRICKS OS Q ST. between fth and 9th
NV. rented for t5g. 70. Price for all. in-
5TH 81. Sc. near Library; 3-story brick
PRICE. 5000.
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WORKING - WRONG wAY.

A movement Is on foot IN Ohio 10 Sc
cure legislation compelling habltual
drunkards 10 undergo institutional treat
ment for the drink habit Some states
have already experimental along this
line by giving a convicted drunkard the
choice OF serving a term ia jail or tax
ing a course OF treatment Al an instltu-
tion at the expense Of the State. Not a
great deal OF headway has been made.
All these efforts. commendable ss they
may be. tackle the problem al the wrong
end Systematic and scientific endeavOr
90 prevent young men from becoming &
dTunkaTds would yield a larger dividend
than the most elaborate schemes for
converting hahlu9lly Incorporate people
into habitauaNy sober Oues.-HartfOrd
Times.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

WHEELING. w. Va, Aug ls-A wife
and three children IN Croatia are desu-
tute. the husband and father is dead AT
Benwood, W. Va. and must be buried
by the county authorities although he
has a small fortune. the savings Of
years buried somewhere in the vicinity
OF the Great National Tube Works.
Peter Cochilovitch intended returning
home in a month and expected TO main
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Buried His Fortune,
No One KNOBS Where
Mill Hand Dies Keeping His Secret Where
He Hid Many Years SaVings-WilI Be
Buried in pOtter'S Field.

tain his family the balance of their days
on the savings he had been able to ac-
cumulate. He did not believe In banks
and after he was hurt in the mill a
couple Of days ago his friends urged
him TO reveal the hiding place OF .is
money in order that II might be for
warded 10 his family. but he stoutly re-
fused
lie died without giving any informd-
tiOn on the subject
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

or EAST SIDE TTH ST. between y and Q
NV. tw0-story brick and cellar PRICE,
$500
NEAR pESNSYI.VASTA AVE NW.-Lpi
TZXl65. 20 large alley. occupied By three
brick houses. suitable fOr large business
purposes cr apartment house
SALOON PROPERTY IN frst-class location.
excellent condition; under long lease good
investment.
THREE-STORY BRICK STORE. cellar. with
apartments above. good business location
renting for SIS per month. PRICE. E.0JJ.
Pull information at Office.
C0RNER sTH and II Ne Groom brick
store. lot 11xII5. suitable for any business
on NEW YORK AVE. lot 51T13j 10 alley
three frame houses. good site FOR apartment
or warehouse cheap and on easy terms.
EAST SIDE nth. large 3-stOry brick, large
lot % alley. PRICE. $1,000. Terms u suit
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE IN 7th st
NV. al reasonable price. lot rES5. to al
ley,
CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY IN South
east section. used as drug store two brick
houses adjoining well rented, VIII De
cold reasonable
LARGE BUSINESS PROPERTY on west side
Tth 81 NV near Pennsylvania ave- excel
lent investment
10TH ST. NV. between and F. two-story
brick PRICE. $io,530
sAfAIA. BRICK near Plstoflce PRICE.
q 800 Good speculative property
r ST. NV. s-story building reated for $500
per yenr PRICE. $1,000
CORNER 9TH and GOLDEN ST. SWs. store
and two brick houses Ga rear. used as large
grocery store Good investment
LC
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For Rent--FlatS.

FOR RENT
1854 Gth ST. ne 5r. porcelain bath. gas
range r'nt tlii key ar grocery. corner Jth
AMI l. SIS. ne.
F. 3. COLLINS 60. dnc). 7os 18th ST NV.
auI9-gt
FOR RENT-Sl3.50 80 only. A. & b.. gas runge.
back porch. ID floor. open. 2l35 Newport
place uW.
FOR RENT-S15.Sl only. 4r. q b.. mod imp.
lst floor. 1919 Duncan 81. ne Open
FOR RENT-Sl5-5O only. Ar < b.. all mod.
imp. Zt floor 6ifIs Morton 81. ne
S. r. SMITH 81 CO.. 2Il Colorado Bldg
.uI6-3I
FOR RENT-ONE MONTHS RENT FREE.
Elegant hve-room first floor fat. with cellar.
tiled bath yard etc. 30l9 DumbartOn ave
nw.i $3.50. Key at 605 18th ST. nv. aulS-3t
FOR RENT-5lSlz NJ 81 ne. four rooms and
bath; newly papeTed, $3.50. WASHINGTON
REALTY COMPANY. l+0i New York ave
aul7-3t
FOR REN-T-Three large rooms with bath
heat water. and ianitori basement; Sl3 I
st NV So
CHAs. 5. sHREvE. 1907 7th -. nv. au17-3t
FOUR ROOM FLAT and bath. fourth no0r
hot-wate~ heat, S25. 2Je0 -. NV. aUl4-6t
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Wan.ed-S Suburban.

buy. rent, or lease small
property. with house. stable. and good we'll:
near CITY. to occupy by November; state par
ticulars and price Of rental. r. NORRIS,
Good Hope, D. c. anlt-S
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Wanted-ReaI Estate.

HOME WANTED. within District. about 7
rooms. large lot. modern conveniences; not
over IS 600: easy terms OF cash; don't reply
without particulars. Address JOHN BAN
DER. 404 Maryland Building, Washington
1t
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For Rent--Housea

FOR RENTS sD ST. NE.-siK rooms: eel
lar, newly painted s2l.50. JOHN T. KNOTT.
eiS + ST aul9-5t
FOR RENT-u5.5o. 2724 Brightwood ave.
six rooms. Apply 10 COLLINS-GT TERRY
co. e21 18th st. NV. 1t
FOR RENT
VERY DESIRABLE FLATS,
IN NEW BUILDING.
No. 5os Z Street Northwest,
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH
RENT S3s.5O AND S32.5O.
Also drug room and cellar In same building.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
si2 18th NV.
auls-st
No. 1921 school st. nv. p rooms and
No. 1855 Newton St NV. 3 rooms and
bath ....-.-.....-.-. ..---.-.--s-.. Sl-3o
No Tl7 81 81. NV. Q rooms and hath. 80
Nos, and 8 81 st. ne. rooms ana
On 9th St nv. 10 rooms and bath. "a
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. Qnc),
aulS-2t Ilo3 New York ave.
FOR RENT
Fist second n0Or I4l5 You ST. NV. rooms
and bath-...---....--.- o.. ~ ~
$50 and 3H 18th st. ne. rooms and
l49 D ST ne. c rooms and bath...-...... 2z-50
7m Brewer court ne, rooms--..-.....-. 4g-y9
6iS 18th 81 nW.t rooms ----------------- 4-oO
322 lst ST se rooms.
Firrt floor and cellar sos Pennsylvania
Two new Groom houses all modern i'm
provements. on BriEhtwood ave. each. - %
s-rnom frame, Br.Ehtwood ave, near
District line large stable and acre
louis p. SHOEMAKER. 5is i4ta
euis3t
ron RENT-No. 1875 9th st. NV. seven
rooms and bath. cellar; large rear yard
house in thorough repair: rent, y22. o. CAY
WOOD & GARRETT Izu New York ave.
nulS-St
FOR RENT-2Io4 lst NV. BIoomlngdaIe,. y
rooms and bath, reduced 70 $3.50 also l22S
water heat COLLINs-GCERRY CO. s2i
18th St nv GDls-2t
FOR RENT-5o V st NV. eight-roJm ana
bath brick you will not ind anything nicer.
noater. or more convenient than this for tho
money; good neishborhood. one ear fare. $50.
WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY.
aul7-5t lfol New York ave
FOR RENT-Attrnctive brick. six bright
rooms bath. furnace, good neighborhooa ,
Avenue car line, az ~ 18th ST Sc aull-5t
FOR RENT-From September 1. brick house
ten rooms; hot-water heat on Newton st
near lith nv: viii be leased AZ {4s per month
Inquire at 1881 Chaplin e. aull-3t
FOR REST-EIght-r0om house. furniture for
sale. three rooms rented permanent zil II
ST ault-et
ron RENT
sls y st NV. brick. Or a. IN. 49,. 20
gI6 J.. ST NV Or and water large yard p 50
lJ22 5th %. NV. 2 rooms. 80 floor. front. 500
CHAs. 8 sHRENE. lO07 7th ST NV auil 81
FOR RENT-By J. l. KOLB.
Phone n sTTS- SO New York ave. nv
~ " cap l6r Zb-- 500 QO foJ tth ne. 5r. b1o 59
l64s x nv. l2TNstO. g. 20 5lS 10th ne. Dr. b-lt ~
5s T. NV, 8r. b-...2J. -Il0 NV, ~. BIB ~
ISZ5 s NV 6r b....59.H0. ll3' p nw, sT, = "a y ~
glT O NV. ~. b--..-l-a9It ta8 lfh Sc. br-----llVj
1877 B He sr, b....25 .lo| FLATS.
Il55 l-th nv ~. H. " % J0 ISIS Cedar. Or g. o. -ls
80 mn ne 6r .zI sol 1870 % Sc. 81. 20 20
s2lI, r ne Jr b ~ 20 $40 18th ne 5r & b lsJ ~
aul5-tf
vANTED-If you want good tenants. place
your property sith GRACE NJ THOMAS,
aul6-g0t Corcorau bldg
FOR RENT-Houses spBTTmsuts- ana of1cer
"a ali pAFtE OF the city. For detailed list
Een6 call ct Jur once.
THOs- J FISHER a CO. NC
REAL ESTATE. DOASS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'.
lu4 = 81 N ". iae.-.
For Rent
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

any position under parliament from
speaker downward.
Nine Jorgens1n says many women
VIII stand as candidates at the first
general election.
I'm many parts Of eastern Finland.
owing 20 immigration. women are In
large majority, and viii support female
candidates until such time as all the
legal disabilities or women are repealed
by the seim. We expect 20 have nine
CT ten women members in the first re-
formed seim."
Ranskcked by Police.
A German congressman's home Is not
secure from police interference now. Be
cause Herr Erzberger. a member of the
reichstag, had displeased the govern
ment by his exposures Of abuses in the
colonies. the political police have raided
his fat 20 search for papers from which
he drew his information. They ran
sacked his desk at the house, and Herr
ErZberger missed many documents His
claim of immunity was dlsregarded.
Sea Captains Preferred.
The next chancellor of the German
empire may be President Ballin, Of the
Hamburg-American line. His name is
given as a likely successor to Prince
Won BueIow I'm an article by Macmillan
Harden in the ZUkunft Another can
didate for the post is Herr Wiegand.
president of the Norddeutscher Lloyd
line,
The Kaiser's preference for men who
have managed great steamship lines as
likely 70 steer the ship of state sue
cessfully is part of his "blue water"
policy
The Washington times., 1906-08-19
For Sale-FarmS.

MARYLAND Virginia farms. country homes.
city properties. g 90 bargains. send for cata-
l0gue THE SOULE CO, Inc, CD Louisiana
ave. II
FOR sAI.E-Near Washington. truck or dairy
farm. OWNER lZ5 9th 81. nv. lt
FARM FOR sALE-I40 acres. 7-room dwell
ing. barn. corn house. etc. tall crops and
implements and stock worth I.OJ0). best
section Virginia. only . miles from Wash
iuptun ID e.. all FOR Sc JU1
BOOTHS FARn1 AGENCY, ouray Bldg.
Cor Sth and C. SITS NV
Get our Farm Bulletin Free aulI-tt
4 ACRES: good dwelling and outbuildlngs;
spring and stream
200 ACRES Montgomery Co. Nd - miles
from Washington
&c ACRES. all under cultivation prop
erty for a subdivision
IS ACRES S-rOOm dwelling attic over al
the house. front and back pOrChes. -A feet
driveway: SWAY force pump; dairy house
barn. wagon house fruit; an up-to-date
farm minutes 90 electric cars, 10 min
utes 10 r. & o. r. r. station.
WE HAVE other farms. large and small
owners want 10 sell or VIII exchange.
TOWER COMPANY.
Phone Main 1900 sls r 81 NV
aulI-St
The Washington times., 1906-08-19
WEDDERBURN RYE

The best whIskey for medicinal use
The Washington times., 1906-08-19
10 Have Woman Suffrage.

The Car has confirmed for Finland
what he refused for Russia He has
signed an act passed by the Finnish
selm granting universal suffrage, with
out distinction of sex. and specifically
permitting women 10 become members
of the Finnish parliament and 10 occupy
The Washington times., 1906-08-19
Real Estate.
Real Estate.
L. RICHOLD, REAL ESTATE BROKER
ROOM 0--IOIO F ST. NORTHWEST
BARGAINS IN HOMES, INVESTMENT AND
BUSINESS PROPERTY

INVESTMENT PROPERTY PAYIaSG
The Washington times., 1906-08-19
Wanted-FlatS.

WANTED-TwO to four room furnished hat
for light housekeeping. not over SO monthly.
W. F. T.. +. O. BOX 1S5. II
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Wanted-Farms.

IF YOU ARE TIRED % the farm, I'll take
IL Off your hands. 100 acres. more OF less. with
large house and living stream not too near
the railroad. viii rent OF buy. GEORGE
RTCKLER al War Department. aulh-t
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For Stables.

FOR RENT-Iarge brick stable. rear 1917
80 st NV: concreted. gas water; So
CHAS. 8. SHRENE, 1907 7th St NV,
auII-8t
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.ARGF TRACT corner 1st ard Florida ave
ne containing O.. 90 feet. suitable for ware
house OF small residence property, PRICE.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19
Headed by an Amazon.

A German Joan of Arc who was a
domestic help and headed political riots
in FrambuTg, is undergoing mdryrdom
I'm jail.
The girl. Elizabeth Rolph twsnty-hve
years old. sprang into fame by maE'U z
a stirring address 70 a meeting OF . 400
WOrkmen in protest against a prop bsed
new franchise law. Although only a
Young servant earning s. a month.
Elizabeth was elected president Of a
COMMITTEES. In the serious riots which
followed Elizabeth Rolph was a bold
commander. Stores were sacked and
looted under her direction. The young
Amazon has been sentenced TO three
The Washington times., 1906-08-19
For Rent-Suburban.
For Rent-Omces.

FOR RENT-Desirable Office room on second
floor. WardeT building, corner Sth ana Z sts
fbree large front windows. electric light and
steam heat Apply ROOM / Warder bufld-
ing, eth and + sts. a12-u
HANDsOME OFFICES for rent IN ths
Sfunegy Buildina on 8 ST.. facing Penn
syIvania ave. between 18Th and 18th Sta
moderate rents; heat light. and janitoE serv-
ices free. fszl-u
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FOR RENT-s1s Sd ST. NE-SiK rooms: Gel
lar; newly painted; s2l.50. JOHN T. KNOTT.
elS + ST aul9-5t
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For Warehouses.

FOR RFNT-Warehouse: large gTOund-fioOr
storage room. 42X62 feet and cellar alley;
rear 42i-423 New Jersey ave nv" near
b & O. station
Apply 2iI Jenifer bldg. 7th and D SITS aulI-St
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FOR RENT-N0. 1875 9th st. NV. seven
rooms and bath. cellar; large rear yard,
house in thorough repair: rent. s32. %. CAY
WOOD & GARRETT. lzl New York ave.
nulS-St
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-25
How Paula EdWardes Escaped.

Success has its penalties sometimes,
as was proved in the case of petite
Paula Edwardes, who appears here this
week as g star Of H.Princess Beggar. -
One OF her first big hits was in the Lon
don production, - The Belle of New
York; The, manager was Musgrove,
and he Immediately saw a. long run in
prospect. Miss .Edwardes was quite a
young girl and it was her first tour
alone. Her mother having; invariably
accompanied her. formerly, h0mesick-
ness OF a bitter, desolate type gave her
a hard battle. She struggled ;bravely
until a letter brought tidings of the ILL
ness OF the mother in New York. The
actress surrendered, the girl gained con-
troll and, knowing that Musgrove would
not release her from her engagement,
she deliberately ran away taking the
midnight train for Southampton, after
a hurried packing of trunks. =: :
h.. A member: of the company, however,
saw the actress trunks and cab driving
furlously away and hunted up Mus
grove. The laws relating to employ
ment contracts are strict in England.
Musgrove promptly invoked the aid Of
the law and suspecting Miss Edwardes'
OBJECT, notified the. port officials at
southampton by wire. One of those Of
fcials boarded tho train, but failed to
IAAAO LII VIC ola
lady. in smoked spectaeles the sprightly
musical favorite. But she saw that her
way to the ship was barred; then she
thought of the American consul, who,
with his wife, she had met in London
one evening. Accordingly a carriage
drove the little old lady to the consul's
house. The forlorn little actress story
was quickly told and, of course, the con
sui took chivalrous hand in the game.
BY clever maneuver, he led the officia,
off on false scent, after sending a pri-
waite messenger to the ships 4captain,
who was preparing to cast off, The YES.
sci was held, the puzzled captain won
dering greatly at the earnestness of the
American. consul's request. When the
port officials were out of the way, the
pretty Paula g luggage was put quickly
aboard and the little old lady was car
ried helpless invalid from her car.
rlage up, the gang plank -
The consul, On the dock as the liner
swung out, saw a glad, gratifed face
peering down over the rail. a hurried
throwing of kisses, and wilful Paula
Edwardes had eluded the British lion s
paws to reach American shores. and to
make her series of hits in New York
with Augustin DAILY and the Casino
But no triumph is to be compared with
the reunion of mother and daughter
which took place when the liner landed
by American shores. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-25
MISS MILLER WINS FAME

From Los Angeles come the reports
OF the great success of, Miss .Estelle
Miller as a singer. Miss Miller is the
daughter. of j ohm M. Miller, and the
family. resided formerly in. Minneapo-
lis. Their home is now in Los An.
|geles. Miss Miller has been known as
"a talented organist, and the fact that
she possessed a beautiful soprano voice
came as a great surprise to her friends
a short time ago.. = She has. studied
during the last two years under DR.. FL.
~. Stewart of San Francisco, she is also
a pupil Of Mrs. Jenny Kempton, vocal
1st,,; and studies the organ with F. III.
Colby. .HiT.f:.i -. Il 3s#.Iir !,
|. At a: concert recital given in Los An.
geles last month Miss Miller presented
a program in a manner which won her
the highest praise Of local critics and
greatest admiration of her friends. The
program which she sang was origin.
ally prepared to be given in San Fran.
CISCO, but the, earthquake einterfered,
;Her voice is a dramatic soprano Of a
rich. and mellow quality, and it lis ex.
quisitely adapted to colorat,ira work
Combined with this she has keen must.
cal intelligence which is absolutely
necessary to interpret the masters ade.
quately. Her finest numbers on the
program Were ,sHandel's7 ttJephtha. .
;Nerdi's "Aida'' and Gounod's tsLa
Refine de Saba;" a. group of Schuman
songs sung in the composer own
language, and songs by H. j. Stewart
Edward Mac zDowell and Won Fielitz1
charming song cycle, "Eliland.',
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-25
THE MACLAUTfLAN CONCERT
Scotch Singers Come to Auditorium for
Clan Gordon Dec. II.

The famous Scottish prima donna,
Jessie Maclachlan,. will appear at the
Auditorium Dec, i. Under The auspices
Of Clan Gordon. . She Is now on her
way around the world, 9 trip which. will
This season the company will number
FIVE artists of renown.I John McLinden
made the tour Of Australia with Miss
Maclachlan, and Of This ability the Aus
tralian press had only the highest
praise. u Mr.. McLinden also recently
made. a tour Of Germany, and there, as
elsewhere, he was; acknowledged as a
past master of the cello. IN ss:.Es ;.:
Robert Buchanan, WHO accompanied
Miss. Maclachlan on her last tour Of
Canada as pianoo soloist, Will dalso be
with the company this season in the
capacity of accompanist and conductor.
Mr. Buchanan is musician and an
artist, and will be warmly welcomed
!! by those who have had Che pleasure Of
hearing him. in Tie past. The two new
Graham, the young Scottish pianist who
has created such. "a. favorable impression
In Scotland and the, English 5metropo-
lis, and Douglas = Young, the, famous
lyric tenor, who was heard in some of
the larger cities of Canada two years
ago. ~ MI .2o5. z:.r,,&s..s' 5EsS D.
The program presented by the Jessie
.Maclaehlan Concert company will be
one of unusual excellence, and will
meet the highest hopes Of Miss Mac
lachlan's many admirers thruout the
country .. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-25
HEE;LiIlsTRoM TO RETURN
Great Swedish Songstress Will Appear
:r,:l in Concert Dec. 10. s5

Mime. Anna Hellstrom, the .reipnino
favorite with Minneapolis audiences. Is
now making a tour Of the Pacific coast.
singing. to crowded houses which in
most cases have been sold. out long. in
advance. After tour of the middle
west Nine. Hellstrom will return. to
Minneapolis to make her farewell an
pearance here in a grand charity con
cert arranged by the Concordia society.
woman s auxiliary to the Swedish
hospital of this city. The concert will
bes'given at the Auditorium Manday.
Dec: 10. a.i r !;@ 4 4. s
This is Nine. Hellstrom IS third tour.
but it will be a long time before an
other leave of absence is likely to be
granted her from. sthe Royal Opera Of
Stockholm and it will not be. without
sincere regret that the popular song
stress will part with her friends of the
citys where she scored her first American
triumph. This farewell concert will be
her last appearance vest of Chicago.
Mime. Hellstrom is under heavy forfeits
to be back in Stockholm BY the first Of
January, but will pay the penalties to
make some important appearances III
the east, Of which the last one will be
rat Carnegie hall in New fork Dec. 23..
l.a At her. farewell concert here; Nine.
Hellstrom will be- assisted BY the Of.
,phens club and some s0lnists among
whom Mendel- Hartvig, who has been