The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-09
SINGER FOLK FROM OYER SEA
SLEZAk. CARGSO AND OTHER
LESSER LIGHTS ARRIVE.

Emmy Dessinn started. hat stopped on
NJ CherbourG -Caruao CauiioneA 10
silence at Quaransine-Liaag rnn.
Ven % Vale Also Here fer . VISIT.
Leo S!ezak. the giant Czech tenor
and Enrico Car,iso. who In not physically
big. stood together on tho promenade
deck OF the North German Lloyd liner
Kronprinzessin Cecilis a. she came up
the hay yesterday. The Italian took on
his hat A. the ship passed tho Statue Of
Liberty. and clapping the colossal tenor
on the hack said:
This In q beautiful country. Slcsak.
Take OF your hat to the lady who repre-
sents IL! Remember. . oountryman OF
mine made il possible by discovering it,
Slesak laughed and dotted his hat core
moniousiy to the bronze girl.
The two tenors had lots OF professional
company aboard the kronprin zessin
including Herman Jadlowker. tenor:
Walter Sooner barytone: Adamo Didur.
Polish basso; Baroness Lucie Won Her
menyi weidt soprano; Allan C. Hinckley
American haaso: Nine. Bertha Morens.
soprano. and Alssaandro Bonci. tenor
Emmy Destinn came a far a. Cherbourg
by the Kron prin zessn and was 20 upset
by seasickness that she stopped on 90
recover. Her maid and dog arrived by
the kron prin xessin. She boarded the
Hamburg American liner America on
Sunday and IL due here on Saturday.
Bonci brings the score OF Masca@ni's
! opera -Ysobel.- entrusted TO him in Paris
by Ralph Edmunds. representative Of tbs
Lieblers. Bonci will make his FIRST con
cert tour OF America, not appearing here
! in opera this season He said MascAGn
had sailed by the Frsnch liner La Lorraine
to att end the first performance OF -Ysobel'
\ at the New Theatre on November -.
| When Caruso heard that his brother
was here b. remarked: II he walks do~r
Broadway and says he il l. ! will lick him.
Caruso had his hair cut by the ships
barber. who sold locks TO the tenors ad-
| mirers as souvenirs. Caruso was puzzled
by n message he received At Quarantine
| from a lawyer, who, IL was said. repre-
sented the Metropolitan Opera House
The message was
DO not talk OF your family affairs
| The tenor read il over rWics and said:
What does hs meant What does he
mean.
But Caruso followed the advice.
! yoyagers who attr Lcted attention were
2
months ago was head of the Chinese
Foreign Once IN Pekin, and his wife.
children and suite OF elsvcn persons
He was greeted by the Chinese Minister
/ 20 Washington. the Chinese Consul here
! and score Of, prominent Chinese mcr-
| chants. He said he was not here. as re-
ported. as a special envoy. and bore nc
title He is a graduate Of Yale and viii
attend the Yale Harvard game and root
for his alma mater. He viii leav. his two
daughter Miss Assam LANG here to b.
educated and will take a trip around the
| world with his wife
! Other passengers by the Kronprinzcssir
w.rn
Charles r. Sherrill. American Minis,s.
20 Argentina and Mrs. Sheriff.. Or. Rit-
t.-. swiss Minister to Washington: Major
William II. Allairs. American Military
, At;acha NJ Vienna and Mrs Allaire
Rear Admiral W II Reeder. 4. y. y.
Senator Fernandez. Vice President Of tbs
Cuban National Chamber ~ Commerce
who has been invest eating Cuban trad.
possibilities in Europe: Marquis anc
Maraue~a de Avile@ 81 Cuba. Adolphu,
Busch. George Blumenthal. Townsend
Burden. Carl Conrad. Mrs. William l.
Corey. X. Horace Gallatin. Baron Adre
Fedorowitsnh Knoop. 4. X Macomber
IN. Marquis and Marglise de In Rea
Proclamation. Frank Tikord and Edwarc
Van Walk enbnr gh.
Mrs. Corey vas met a. the pier ny heI
husband. who refused 90 10, her pose fol
the photographers who hadn't gone dowr
the bay She had posed frequently befor'
Mr. Corev Jaw her. Mrs. Corey wore 4
green hobbl~ skirt which she said "a
unique. having the hobbl~ band on tbs
inside. She said 10 Abbreviated her stey
a hit but was otherwise comforta able
She said she had overcome her ambitioI
20 30 into grand opera.
The Kronprinzessin on her next triI
30 Bremen will 20 out OF commission ..
ha hsfad with elnvafOra.