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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

Sundays concert was quite sensational in
character. The cellist has with him in
the person of Andre Benoist a pianist
and accompanist of rare ability and the
two musicians give remarkably fine
programme. The arrangement of num-
bers for today's matinee is as follows:
Sonata in d major op. Is. for violin
cello and piano; Allegro Moderate. Mod
erato assai, Moderate (Rubinstein). Ger
ardy and Benoist Suite in A. Adagio, Al
legro EcccherinD. Gerardy; Sarabande
(Chopim, Andre Benoist; Kol Nidrei
MAX B1uch), Gerardy; Aria de tire
Giorni (Pergolese), Serenade (V. HerberO,
A Spring Brunnen (Davidoff), Gerardy.
San Franciscans will be glad to well
come back Max Hirschfeld tomorrow
evening at the Columbia, where he ap-
pears as musical director of THE Babes
in Toyland." Mr.. Hirschfeld has earned
much fame since he left the conductors s
desk at the Tivoli some seven years ago.
He left here in 1900, going to New York
to direct The Girl From Up There for
Charles Frohman at the Herald Square
Theater. afterward directing the for
tunes of the piece in London for whole
season. Alice Nielsens London season
in comic opera was also under Mr..
Hirschfelds musical management. and
a production of The Chaperones' was
another of his London successes, and
with 1t the Californian came back to
his own country
Three productions for George Lederer.
"rhe Wild Rose Sally in Our Alley
and THE Jewel of Asia" were next
added to Mr. Hirschfeld's list of
achievements 1t was Victor Herbert
himself who then chose the Californian
as the director of THE Babes in Toy
land Herbert and McDonough opera.
Mr. Hirschfeld produced 1t and conduct
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

And the woods are alive with the murmur
end 5ound Of spring
And the rosebud breaks into pink on the
climbing brisr,
And the crocus bed is q ouivering moon Of
FIRE
Giraled round with the belt OF an amethyst
ring
How closely allied is a beautiful pic
ture 10 a beautiful poem.
only in medium and method-the mere
rnechanisns Of their creation-do they
6fre-. Both emanate from the soul, and
both reach out to the soul II they fail
of either. then are they neither pictures
nor poems.
straying a few days ago into Giuseppe
-adenasso's studio O21 Post street,,
found there a little unfinished canvas that
called UP from somewhere the beautiful
lines Of Oscar Wilde. A poem without
words is this little thing of Cadenasso's,
a De-srted Orchards gleeful voice of
early spring. athrob with the quickening
Of the life-forces-
The sky Is moodful, as is the won't Of
an April day in california, grave and
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ed it throughout its entire season in
New York. Then this busy person be-
came musical director at Lew Fields
Theater, producing the famous musical
comedy. 1T Happened in Nordland.' ar
other Herbert and McDonough crea-
ton. This he continued to direct until
threatened with blindness. which neces-
STATED seven months treatment and an
operation, whichafter he returned to
The Babes in Toyland-"
Mr.. Hirschfeld is now composing a
comic opera. under contract with an
Eastern firm. 1t is quite the kind OF
record one expects from a Tfvoh emil
grant, and there will be many TO well
come its maker at the Columbia this
week
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a splendid chance to wear smart gowns.
Another picture ] would commend to
my friends-and on Easter even to
mine enemies-two pictures of Maurice
Del Mue's, Nos. 10 and IL, and bit
OF a canvasette by Sophie Marston
Brannon. No. S3. Joseph Greenbaums s
"Chiquita'' attracts lot of attention. and
it is unuuestionably stunning bit of
posing and coloring, but a little more
drapery above the waistline would add
just the touch of suggestion to what is
now a stern fact. This, l have heard.
Mr.. Greenbaum intends to do; in which
case he will have a charming bit of
portrait study.
See the picture. and you will UNDER
stand.
Among the distinctive things at the
exhibition at 123 Sutter street, which
by the way, is to become a permanent
institution, is a picture by Maynard
Dixon. called "A Camp in the Desert"
To such as know the desert with the
silence that screams. the fever that
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

blossoms amounting Sour nostris.
In truth was this portrait of spring as
lovely a thing as ever poet painted in
words.
The Society of California Artists opened
its new showrooms at 723 Sutter street on
Tuesday night with a reception. at which
the artists were in turn hosts and guests.
Can it be that San Francisco society is
too provinclal--too raw-to manifest So
cial interest in art?
If the smart women of San Francisco
would but develop little wholesome
interest in art-and manifest 1T by at
tending the opening of exhibitions
the cause OF art in the West would
progress in proportion to its just de-
serts. But 1t takes crowds to bring
crowds, and it is the fashionable wo-
men alone who can draw them. There
fore it becomes the duty of society
women-such OF them as have head
works enough to recognize a duty when
they see one-to attend such recep-
tions as patronesses. 1t is at once
pleasant. profitable and smart. and such
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

gay To the right, a turquoise sky
stretches above the ripening fruit trees;
up from the left comes a little black
cloud, ugly and portentous, f1anked by a
timid little gray cloud; after some parIey-
ing the naughty Hide black cloud lets
fall a shower OF big silver drops, right
down upon an artist-man who was eager
ly sketching cherry tree all abloom, and
as white as snowdrops and soft as thistle
down.
1t was such fun to see the artist-man
run. But he didn't run-this artist man
until he had caught the mischievous
clouds at their pranks, and had painted
their faces and their moods upon his can
vas. And then it was the artists time to
laugh-which Cadenasso. always atune
for a laugh. did with good glee; for had
he not caught Spring in her coyest mood,
with a tear on her cheek, while yet
smile played round her mouth?
And thus the picture was painted-the
living presence of spring. with her breath
upon your cheek, the wet Of the grass
upon your feet, the odor Of the cherry
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and appealing music.
The little Alien. SO engaging in Die
Fledermaus," viii be the Gretel and
Miss Freund the Hansel Lima Abar-
banell. IN extraordinary person, who
when she is not singing in grand opera,
IS playing leads in Herr Conried's Ger
man theater in New York-if she is
not playing Ibsen or doing the Yvette
Guilbert sort Of thing-was the New
York Hansel She was due at Irving
Place, however, and Miss Freund has
already distinguished herself in the
part
Marta" for those enamored of the
lighter Of the old operas. promises TO be
one of the most attractive bills of the
season. II was the most successful Of the
years revivals in New York. creating
genuine furor. In fact. the repertoire
of this season contains some thing to
suit every taste.
There is even a new Carmen to fight
about, Miss Olive Fremstad. the Sc
ductive Kundry OF last year. Miss Frem-
stad appears on Tuesday evening with
Caruso as Don Jose.
The perfect and imperfect Wagnerites
have three music-dramas for their salts
faction. There will be "Lohengrin,"
''rannhauser" and THE Valkyries" The
represented by La Tosca," aforemen-
toned, and by La Boheme," twice per-
formed. with Sembrich as one Mimi and
Bessie Abott. a new American singer, who
has won much fame this year, as the
other. Then there is the ever-gSorious
Marriage Of Figaro" altogether a list
TO conduce to local vanity. And tomor-
row evening the curtain rings up.
Apropos of grandest grand opera the
Hammerstein adventure in New York is
beginning TO assume very important pro-
portions. Mr.. Hammerstein, as we all
know, set out to establish a Tivol
in New York, with popular priced
grand opera as the attraction. But
Mr. Hammerstein found that while he
could obtain financial backing to any
extent for a theater on the Metro
politan Opera-house lines, the popu-
lar priced scheme entirely failed TO at
tract the financier. The Hammerstein
Opera-house viii therefore be in direct
competition with the Metropolitan. The
theater is as large and will be similarly
equipped. The talent" will be of the
same distinguished caliber Already
Melba has been annexed by the Hammer
stein wing; Bonci, 1.-The other Caruso,' is
another recruit and Mascheroni and
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Campanari. conductors, will lead. Jean
and Edouard de Reszke. also Nine. Nor
dica, are among the probabilities.
1t is whispered also that the Grant
Tetrazzini, who turned UP her little nose
at Herr Conried's plea, will join the
Hammerstein forces. And next season the
fight will be on. There should be some
good fun going.
Meantime there is a Calve unannexed. a
Calye such as we had last season II
were Caliph Hammerstein-. And there is
q Gadski Schumann- -Heink, all good
opera -goers will rejoice to hear, returns
to grand opera next year-she Is Herr
Conried's kill" Hammerstein could just
about offset this with Calve, the sister
sun Schumann- Heink has been singing
with enormous success in concert recent
ly in Europe-who. better than we, can
know that? She will make no more comic
opera mud pies for awhile. her season,
until she begins with Conried next year,
being taken up with an American con-
cert tour. that unfortunately does not
extend to San Francisco.
Interesting word of Polacco comes from
Bari. italy, where the conductor is now
directing. He there introduced with large
success Mascagni's new opera, 'Amica, :
at Mascagni's own request and in his
nresence. The opera had before been
conducted only by the composer himself.
Mr.. Polacco also conducted the same
cornposer's Iris" also with great sue
cess. Bari has one of the best theaters
in Italy. with artists orchestra and
chorus to match. Since leaving here our
conductor has had also a splendid season
in Messina during which he directed
"Rallo i'm Masehera. :. "Manon,'' ''Trav-
iata.'' "Don Pasquale,' "Mefistofele" and
..I,oreIeyp tCatalanD. Franchettis new
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

, opera, written about the d'Annunzio play,
La Figlia di Jorio.' is shortly to be pro-
duced at La Scala, one hears-not, how
ever, by Signor Polacco. Which all sets
one to wondering just now to which
end Signor Polacco will finally gravitate
-Conried or Hammerstein. He is at least
the equal of any of this years con-
ductors.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK
IN MUSICAL WORLD

Jean Gerardy's second and positively
last recital takes place this afternoon at
2:30 at the Columbia Theater. and VIII
doubtless receive the attention II de-
serves. Mr.. Gerardys success at last
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

j. Heron Miller, the son Of Henry Mil
ler has been placed under contract by
Henry B. Harris and viii next season ap-
pear as jefferson Ryder in one OF the
four companies that will present The
Lion and the Mouse"
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

David Warfield has composed song
entitled THE Music Master" suggested
by the play in which he has appeared
nearly 600 times, cOnsecutively- 1t will
be published in the course Of the spring
by Witmark & Sons Publishing Com
pany Those who have heard the music
say 1t Is a charming composition, fitted
to most sympathetic verse.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

Stephen Phillips "The Son OF David
is among the probable productions of this
season. Henry B. Harris is now nego-
tiating for the American rights OF the
play and will present 1t at a series OF
1natinees at the Hudson Theater IN May,
with a special cast
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

William Collier and company will sail
for Australia in April for an extended
engagement Mr.. Collier will appear in
The Dictator ION the Quiet and other
plays. He will return via London. where
he will again appear.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

Two more stars have been added 10 the
Shubert armament for next season. They
are Mrs Patrick Campbell and Guy Stand
ing. The splendid work of the latter in
THE DUEL with Otis Skinner was the
immediate reason of his being elevated
10 stellar honors- The English actress
will be seen in a new play and in several
revivals-
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

Ernest Lamson. who has made such q
hit here in The Heir to the Hoorah.' is
one OF the most versatile comedians on
the American stage today. Next season
he Is to star in a new Western play of
which he Is the author.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

A young woman named Ruth 81. Denis
is the sensation of the minute In New
York. Miss ST. Denis is doing the Isadore
Duncan kind of thing. with Hindoo dane
ing as her speciality.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

THE Thorny Way" a play adapted by
CLAYTON Hamilton and Isabel ColbrOn
from the German OF Phillpotts. will be
presented by the Shuberts for the first
time in English in Washington. ID. c..
on Monday. April l6 with a splendid cast
including Mary Shaw. Katherine Grey.
Herbert Standing and Henry Jewett The
play viii be staged by Henry Miller.
whose stage needs no bush.
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City and Colony Maps.

We have bought from Mr.. H.
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and had him make us, at a large
expense, a map of the Colony
domain, showing the streams,
railroads, public roads, schools
etc, on which we have limited
number of blue prints. This
is the only authentic map ever
issued, giving the matter mer-
toned above. We will sell these
blue prints at So each. The
map is 81 by 46 inches.
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Osierfield News.

sci dlu, was III OSISi ASAu OAANoy q
Mr.. Ed Shepherd went to
Brunswick Sunday.
Mr.. Porter Harter was shak-
ing hands with friends here on
Monday.
Mr.. 9ackson paid Waycross, a
visit Sunday and reports a nice
time.
Mr.. T. J. Bagette, car inspec-
tor for the o. & V. has been sick
for the past few days.
Osier6elG is still on boom.
The union depot will be COM
pleted by the last of the week.
Politics is warming up down
here some wants fence and others
no fence. We want Hoke Smith
for Governor,
Rev Bartlett, of Douglas, was
in Osierfe1d few days last
week and preached some able
sermons.
Mr.. A. M. Hall went to Fitz-
gerald last Sunday.
Misses Rosie and Lucy Troup
are visiting their grandparents
at Forest Glenn.
1t makes no difference just so
it a Lewis.
Say, Mother Enterprise can't
you send us down baker and a
blacksmith?
Mr.. M. S. Germany went to
Fitzgerald last Friday.
Mr.. B. A. Poindexter, of
Macon, was in town one day last
week.
Mr.. C. A. Tyler, of Broxton,
was in Osierfe1d Saturday.
Hon. Clark Howell passed
thro Osierfe1d Tuesday enroute
for Broxton.
Hurrah for Hoke Smith. We
will give Howell what's COM
ing to him at Osierfeld. He
will get three votes here but
that's not much.
Uncle Bob Talman, the hust-
ling roadmaster for the 0. & V.
is putting in a side tract at
Frank this week.
Mr.. Yancey, the M. E. pastor
is here looking after the building
of their church.
How about renting the old
depot for the "Whittling Club"
Hall?
Mr.. r. l.. Duckworth, road.
master for the A. B. & A. r. r.
was in OsierGeld on Monday.
Mr.. w. A. Taylor, foreman of
the carpenter gang went to
Brunswick Sunday and reports
good time at the Sea Shore
town.
Mr.. Fred Land visited his
family in Fitzgerald Sunday.
The picnic at Willacoochiee
Saturday was a success in every
way. Plenty 10 cat, plenty to
drink, plenty of good looking
girls and we had a good time.
Mr.. L. l.. Hall, of Fitzgeral,
passed thro Osierfeld Tuesday
enroute to Broxton. He states
that he is in the race for sheriff
aud we hope he will get the Office
as we think he will make a good
sheriff.
The Whiting Club No. 1 has
forbidden Jim Pridgen going to
the mill anymore. Take warn
ing old boy.
There will be ball game here
90 Saturday afternoon.
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Resolution.

Whereas, Another link SYM
bolic of our. order, having been
severed only to be transferred
to memories golden chain, in the
passing to the beautiful beyond
of our beloved brother and CO.
laborer in the vineyard OF our
society, Professor W. H. Klep-
per.
Be it 1st resolved, That in his
demise we earnestly believe that
an irreparable loss has been sus-
tanned.
2cd That we who have been
left behind to complete lifes
Journey will ever cherish his
memory "Till the wild waste
places blossom in the light of a
Savior's love-"
3rd. That in his pure lite,
his noble example and his many
and courageous devotion to duty
we find much to admire and rev.
erence.
4th That the HEARTFELT SYM
patty of this lodge be extended
in no uncertain terms, to the be-
reaved one who mourns only as a
true and devoted wife can.
5th That a copy of this pream-
BILE and these resolutions be
properly engrossed and forward
ed to her; that they be spread at
large upon the minutes of the
ordci, and that copy be fur
nished the press of our city for
publication.
c. A. Miller.
VIM. Mccormick.
F. Hagar.
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A Touching Incident.

An old comrade carried an
American flag on his arm to the
funeral of his friend, Gov. Patti
son of Ohio.
He entered the house and I'M
wrapped the bundle. 1t was a
beautiful American flag, which
he draped across the casket, tears
streaming from his eyes.
years ago he asked me to
perform this Office for him." he
said. Colonel, he said to me,
if l should go before you do,
don't send any flowers. Place an
American flag on my coffin in
memory of the old days. l will
promise to do the same for you.
Here is the flag. It is the sad
dest duty l have ever had to per-
form"
The brave old warrior turned
to hide his grief, walking slowly
out of the house..
poor economy to dispense
with sanitary inspector just
now-say the citizens of Fitz-
gerald.
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Notice To Tax Payers.

The first installment of City
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June 18th, till July 10, after which
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be added on those who are de1in-
queue on the first installment.
The second installment is due
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This June 9th. 1906.
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per. By order of board of Edu-
cation. J. W. Weaver, c. S. c.
June 18th, 1906.
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