10
TJf F JldRM.Nft OBFJKIMA.V JIOnAT, A-I'K I fi 15H1S.
51 HELENS BUMPS
STEAMER MIRELM
Steam Schooners in Collision
at Astoria, in Which Au
relia Is Damaged.
TEMPORARY REPAIRS MADE
Mrnntri Will fnrnl In Snn Krnn
rlM r Vtnlrr llrr Out. Mm ill. 1
(tin M. Melon- Will AW n Cn
mri AurrllM l l.ritlchiK.
AMTOHI , Or. AiH! 1J - iMtoU1 ) -Tho
lnm rhr.otit Hi. . lrtn nn1
A iircMn, Hot h liitfitHM lnl n f"i Hon
Kimii'lmM, wrfn In rol 1 1lti rf tlm rlty
fritiit thl molttltiB. niHl, vhtl Urn lnt-
1rt?ipittirv r-in'r .vre wimln n1 ulir
w hlr tt ptneeeil In pen.,
Thn Antrltn wna lylnn nt t li n fiiMt-n-ilet-
wliNi'f. 1 1 n 1 flown et rpm, About
r. n'rlo.-U tlit ni.minr the Ht. H"I"M.
In hnfn of 11 h-t HittHvntt, arrived
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AptU 14
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.Mn Kri .Aim 11
, AiiveleS. .. Al"'l
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. llnntViiM . . May SI
Artl.ln
U' t'lty . ,
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Ntmm11f.
A leal . . . .
M'tntkniif J'ina .0
HueM KlinoT.TUlmnook lnrWt,
-hHliil4 to .leper.
N -n for
,1rthNtiTitt1ntnn Kranela
M U, nman Hum rrnr1 ,,.
F .R l.nyp. , Hmn Kr nolsr-o,
Ttt-enkn at er. " Pay
nr V K.1lrFnti pertfn.
A mil IT
AlttU 17
April .
Aim 1 1 in
Apt 11 HI
imll IH
A Mm ,
Hntot . . . , ,
nmtnnltt. , , ,
pnft t'ltv. .
Ari bin
Nt'omenl. ,
AlMlH
, Hun F n'1ri, .
April 1R
. I.n A it v 1pm ,
Hr Kiartolace
.HiMtRhnnr . . .
. HiiMffUnntf . . . .
, Hii.rl'i'-r . . . ,
April
April -ri
April fi
Mnr S
.tnm 1
June 50
linleil.
Numwn't
.Mtikti
HuTH Klmnra Tlllemttok.
tlrnvn thn ii'ir from 1 .Inn ton nn1 nt
t,tnpt"1 to 1 n1 HloiiKti1o (ho oHmr
ptt-Mincr. The (hlo rnntitnir fttnmir,
bowrvcr. ni1 tho St. Hi'lpnn kwuiik in
(oiv nirli'kH-, ln-r port Itnw xtrlkliitf (Itn
AiimHn'" Rt nrhnn t-l fittMrtof n prliutrhitf
Mow. Tho S1 . I li'loim wtm no( In -.Inrnl
, hnt on thn A uml Ih thri
tHTirhtoPK n-iM" ttrohrii. t ho en voting
bnntil pl It nnl novrr.-i I ' hut t s hi t ho
plM n k In K n ui tod,
W'htlo dm prtnrlpitt ilnmnuo vvn
m hovo t ho wniiT It no, nomo of t ho
plmimpir holow whk it i n limit, nniixtitir
(ho 'o.pt- to Wnk oonnhlornhly. Tmii-por.-ny
rrpHtiM with onnvim woro nituto
it iitl t lio ltn k i'Iio.'UimI to n tioii( Tour
I no h o a n hour, n It hoii vh (( 1m hu
pf ctoi Unit whon tho vonnol hridnH to
work In tho roue h wntor ontlh who
will (h ko nioro n (or. t ' pi w In .Inmlo
won, of iho St. Hojonn, offorod to tow
tho A ii rn I tit to Sun lr no I non, tin I thlw
offrr wh' doollnoit uh u n iioooump ry.
A pt A In Jh tntomm tlioti a U rood to
flAml bv tho IntmoM ornft on tho wny
ojown tho 'oim( nn litt(t tin I 'uptH li
rhor. It or ninsttjr. oonnhlors It hoooa
lAry. Moth yosol- lft out toolhor
thtp oyonlPB'. On HlAi'ltiirwtnir Itrr
rurRn Hi tho Rmv City, tho A tirolln
will pro on tho i yilook for rrpnlrA.
I.At'M'H VAX IXHKAKS SHA1T
ltHOi Srlicilulotl on tlo lUyrr Calloil
Off by Acrlilcnt.
Tho Inn noli Vjiii. own oil by IV tor
Van I t tn . wli toh MlBtod to rnoo
t ho Ih uuoh K it t lo, nwno1 by C. K.
Mt holt . yoMotMny broko ii rrn n k
Ahp f I whllo tho vosspI w:ia bolnjc
Murmoil up. n ml tho ihoo tl Itl not oo
rnr. It will ho run noxt Suinlity, pro--ol
rop.i its tn tho Yn nro fm
ploto.l by thnt tlmo.
Tho Atrt w;im to linvr boon mil do t
? t'rlook front tho Morrlwon -At root
brhlifo nnd iho now Nortborn tio1fl'
brblATO nt St. John wns to bavo boon
( ho (urn In poip t . Tho lowor hnvbor
wjia ooyorotl with plonsuro oriift of
oyo.y ilosorlption anil thoro wha oon
nli(orn -lo disappoint titont at tno post -ponontont
of tho raoo. Tho K it t lo n
n orAtt- whhh ntort!urop foot by
foot bont Ami ho Van ( 2? foot Ionic
Kttd 4 foot boam. Ttio rovmor tins 1 -horsopowor
onirlno and tho laltor him
14. It l imdorHiond t hn t tho moo wm
for n ftlrio brt of $:oo.
Hrrnku'Hior MaVos Kast Trip.
Tho stoH'tiship Rroak W3 tor com
plr'oil ono of tho f astoMt round trips
she bus yot nut do hot woon Port In nd
a nd Ci'oji Hay by ronohin bor Port
land d"ok At I oVlook yostorday Hftor
?ioon. T!o BroaK w tor oropsod In
ovr; tho Columbia Klir bnr At ititd
piATht and. ator n sTiori stAy at
.AtorM. rrocoodod up tho rlvor. Sho
Aaliod from Portland WodnosniAy nttclit
and praot loally m.tdo tho round trip
In throe and a half days.
Arrivals and Departure.
POTtTl, A VP. April V. Arrived PTrnni
Mp Urk-ittrr. fr.-m i'o Bv; Mntnyhtp
Sm H Kln.r. from TlMauionk
At'"riw. Or . Asnl 1 J I'omlittnn of t)i
bur m A P M . moo h ; nrt. nrt h ;
-Mthn. r-1.ni.1y Arri-M t 4 AO A M
M.t l. fi itn M ' A. M --Sinnir Hi.kwnlfr
from t oon H.t'. Arrived nt ! lo A V.
j.iioonr Atvn. from Rfrind S)tod t
. A M - St-nnmr AM1no. f.r o'i Vwy.
Sllod m 0 Fronoh nk Msrochul ln -
-ot, for Qurfnstrtwn or KAlmoittli for or-
dT
Sn Fnnri.-rt pvll 1'J At noon
fKttltrrl "ndhtot on it nil .ViM'tMnnil, for
Pom inrtH. Ari Stonnmr Wossojy. from
Pn,-r!nn.1
r rt Sn l.iiln. 12 -- rriv-d yjor-
tlAy Sinnr Snnin KMh. frm PortsAnd.
Ssn KrAnrisoo. Airil TJ. Arrived Sl.nv
r AIXAnrtr. from iJiiMm vi. Honobthi;
iilfinr Vr11vly. from Atort; itfinifr
dn. frm Honolulu; Bicnmer Pp. from
Kvr1T . Mfimr Row City, from Portinnd.
Sailed onior ColUTn. for Bristol Hay :
hiirk FT!KlrA. f. Bristol Pay; nt earner
l!. for VAnoouvor; bark Ofv Ctirtia. for
Honolulu; bm-k Gorard C TobAy. for Hilo;
tMnir Northland, for Astoria; steamer
I'larmont. for Grays Harbor; Ht-niflfr R
don.l... for rv Fay; Hfsmer t'atania. for
Srimie; rhonor Advno. for Coqullle
Ttivr; rhoonr C. T. HilU for Coquill
Rtvr ; At-hoonor Mayflower. for Siustaw
Ht rr
Liverpool. April 13. ArriNed Cftnfa. from
Tiont via Yokohama, etc.
Concert IVir Seamen Tonight.
Tho oonoort t tho Institute of tho Port
land Somen's Friond ?oxiety. at 8 o'olook
loir ght. w.111 bo in charo of lr. y..
Bomin. who has arrangM nn cxoollont
profrrxmmo. Soae well-known inors
will take part.
SUCCESS OF MUSIC FESTIVAL ASSURES
IT AS AN ANNUAL EVENT IN PORTLAND
Plans Already Under Way for
Symphony
HV J M QttfNTIV '
NOT only iai It lopn nn artlAtlr Attr
ooap Attd Inrfl-oly mtondrrt but flw
numi.- fntivn of tho ChloAHO Hviil
phnttv Orolmalrrt, nori by th Pnftlntli
I 'hortil Sitoioty, of voIooa. Jllt ootl
rludo m im Atttioi-y. hn pfthl all m
pctifina mihI tnft n profit.
And (but Iwn't alt,
Tho Pitt-tlnnd mHtiflBltirht la an wH
an i laft Ad wit h iho imainraa nnd if th
ntualo foaiivnl and tho lnltoat takn In
II by ih publlo, thnt (hoy hip now no.
A-oiiHtlnir fr a toitMiun uf (ho ftlvn1
for ihlH (lino nrttt yrnf
'I'lio Intfliat Aiidlonora of tho anr! at
toiulod i it t 'i moor t a vaamrdny, and t hn
Ittl'-mut lpiHVP1 by iho public (n tho
ntiiati'iii ton at eprofld bo f nro tboin o lib
of ally, o.tniiniiod unlll ilnal n1ht. whoti
pimoior Monrnltot'kor oid hla ntn piny nil
Ihnir oh tat mb n in tt lrr. TonlBht thoy
plnv lit TAomttA and tottnft row and Wn.
noadtiy thov ofion nn ongniroiuont at Kn
Bono Tlnlr bur thon ntnllttuoA llifotiah
Callforitln olttoa. but nut ttioltidtn Hi
KranolaoM. nnd tht.ttieh Arlatitm. Vowoa.
F.oiim of (bo Mlrtdlo Stntoa pud rmtohldlna
nt Oroon Mnv. Win. Mav Tlmlr ittir
will bo nf nlno wonka' durnllnn.
lldtho orohoatra plnyora and vlalllna
nolo) llkn pnttlnitd? Hnthnr. Tltny
havo boon o-ood oualomora alnoo Friday
at hol.-la nnd mtMttrattta. nlllimtfih a fow
of in mon prnforrod to alnnp in Ihnir
prlrolo ram In Iho railway yarda Thov
hayo pnadfsl iho tiattnl ooittplintonta about
Portland naYnin Hn Idonl plaon r.tr rna.
hlnnoo and hnvo tfbtwod with ayondor ovor
out nniiw-oltiii nmtiulnltia. Thoy nlan nd
ntlt that Portland bmipn Hrn tudgoa of
good iniialo,
I woiulm od what 1!mrtnr Hoappliookor
thoutfht ,if dm. 1 found him matin-, aftor
tho fntlRtio nf ootid no I Inn a porfortrtnttoa
of ttftrttttiia f Hnnd.'t'- "Moaalah." Mr.
tloaonbooknr hnnitmd wlitn I utatod tho
itbloot of my vlall
"Wttat do I think of tho ftuallty nf
vnlonN in tho Portland r hnrai Sm lot y 7"
oohood I Uroct.ir Hoaonbookor. "I am
hnproaaod with tho fmahnnAA nf all (ho
volooa. r ro,nBrnlKnd I hat wo In (bo
ttawt onll tlto 'Wnatorn' (ono a n,unl
II v (hut In poaaibly duo to tbo fao( that
yott poopio horo llyo In a ollmato (bat
oannoi ho nnooltnd anywborn. Tho air
on fhn Pa. lflo Cnaat la pnmr than In
morn rloaoly noldnd mirlnna, booaiiao
htanitfaoturliiir Intoroata ha vo nn( yot
airlvnd horn with thoir rbltttttoy amn'ka.
Now, abon( (hn alttifota In tho 'Nina-
aln'i ohnt-tin, Tho aitprnno vnloon nro
ht'licht. tho v'i''Itoa firm and round,
(ho hnaaon alron and tho tonora
wonk.''
I fnlt ornahnd and didn't (oil tho
dl root op (hat waa a tonor alnicor In
that Idnulbal ohonia.
"Tho tonora worn woakor tjian tho
niltora," romnrHoanly wont on tho
(Mtooior, notlohiit my oniotlon. "Yoti
know, ohnrna toum-a aro untinlly wrnk
or In tono than tho utbor aootlnna nf
tho chorn a. Tho Ron oral onnotnblo
work I found to bo good. A ntarkod
IttlolUiroito waa dlnplnyod In roadluir
nnd ontorlnv Into Iho real anfrlt tf tho
ora lorlo."
Yoatnrdav tho two AttrAotlnnn at (ho
ntitMn font Ival worn t ho rnndlt ton of
pnrtlmia of HatHM'n "Moaalah" by tho
vooa 1 r bor tin and nolo I at a( and tho nr
ohoatral proaoninllon of TMohnlkow
nkv'a "IS12 oyorttiro.'
Idrootor Hoaonbookor poraonally took
obnriro of (ho "Moaalah" porformanoo,
and villi an oxporlotuod nlr. aa If ho
Wa UHod In anoh thlitKM, nvo (ho
alKitnl for tho flrt ovortnro rxaotly
at : : 1 2 nVbirk. Tltoao aolortod rhoruaoa
wot-o Attn it : "A nd tho Olnry of tho
Lord. "Oh. Thou That ToIIoaI." "For
I nto V n child In Horn." 'TJlnry (n
"lod In tho niffhoat." "Hnhold tho Uamh
of ijod." and tho "Mallolninh" ohoriiA.
Thoro worn I It ( lo at atu a of Indorlalon
AoittotlntoA. booauan (ho numbora nf (ho
ohoritHoa and anion whtoh wora prlntod
on tho dlrooinr'a aonro did not ao;roo!
with tho nu niltora on t ho nro boat ra I
pi a vrt a bonk a. and a tn booaiiao tho
ohorua hadn't Aitf fiolontly rr boa rand
with tbo orohoatra. Ilowovor. with (ho
exoopthm of (hla Httlo ntlattndorAtand
Iuk. a ntoat Itiaplrlitfc rondlt Ion nf thla
ft I or inn a nld oratorio waa Rlvon. All
tho ottiMiia until woro filled, nonrly
3lo .1 aliitfor bolna- proannt. and tho
c horn a ponplo aim w It h an enth nal
aatn. f in (ono and pnwor t hai loft A
moat aa t Infant ory impronalnn on tho
aiultoiioo, and tho appluuHo wna liberal
aitd hoarty. Tho boat auna; oliorua and
1 ho at oa dl oat waa probably tbo "H'al
lolujah," and tho noxt boat "For iTntoj
l a." Tho aoprano aootlon novor aaiifc
Ita rxnotlnnT roloa hotter, and th
volooa woro clear and true. All tho
chorus mom bora acquit tod themaelvea
very well. Indeed, and thoy did credit
to tho man who (rained thorn during
t ho past two month a. Will la m H.
Hover, who donor vea a aood deal of
crodlt.
The Aoloa annt were:
"(Vntfort Ye My People, "Kvery Valley
Shall He Kxaltod.' ' Thim Snlth tit Lord,"
"Hut Who May AM.te." "O Thou Tltat
Tolloat," "For Pehold. "The People That
Walked In lftrknoan. "TherA Were Shep
herds." and "l,o tha Ana-el." "And tb Anarel
Said I tU T'tent," "llejoloe Greatly." "Then
Hhiill tho Mra of tho Hllnd." "He Shall Feed
It Ih Flo,'k." "He Wna Itoapled." "Thy Re
hoke Hath Broken Hla Heart." "Behold and
See. "Why ln Iho Nat loan. " "He That
lw el let h In Heaven." "Thou Shalt Break
Them." And "I Know That My Redeemer
Uveth." !
Tho aoIoImIa woro Mr. Genevieve Clark j
Wilaon. soprano: Mrs. Roao 1-. Gannon,
GRAIN TONNAGE EN ROUTE AND LISTED FOR
PORTLAND COMPLETE TO APRIL 12
Nrrme. Flan nd RIa"
Ahei-role. British Jihlp
Ahnea Oswald. British ship
A Ihert Btokmera. German ship . .
AlAterkamp. ierninn aliip
Anoatos, British ;-htp
Acvard. BHtih -Mp
A .tier, German ship
Bldart. Fren.-h hark
Poverle. British at earner
I'lan Graham. BHlKh ehlp
lnvd d'Ana'era. Kreneh hark...
Edmond Koyland. Frenvh hark . -Kannnnele
A rente. Italian bark ..
Kna-enie Ffiutrel. French hark ...
Gnel. French bark
Hn. Fatdherbe. Fr. bark
Henrlette, ilerman ship
l.n Roclieinotpieiein. French bark
Manx Ktlia-. Frllih ahlp
Neotsfleld. Brltisb ship
Tort t'rawford. British ?htp
Klver Fallock. British ship
1 rAii'a. Norephin hark
yineennes. French bark
Total tonnag-e en route and listed.
Same dme in Pot
Same date in 190
GRAIX
Name. Fin and Rl.
A!hn. Russian haxk
Acme. American bark
Alice Marie. French bark
A lstefdjnp. German hark
Brodick Paste. British ship ..
CaMiina. British bark
Oeltlcburn. British ship.'
Coniil Bart. French bark
Crown of India. British bark ..
ponna FrAmvsca. British bark
Fdouard retaille. Frenah bark..
Emest Lcaouve. French bark - .
Eutecne Per-eline. French bark
Erneft Iitouve, French bark...
Henrr Vlllard. American hip .
BcH'he. French bark
I.arjctemore. British ship
1 lunH Ars-k Rrtttsh
VZSSKLS IN
Tons.
-"i0V . .
2-(7. ..
i:M. . .
17w...
1770. . .
...... .Jnn. .
Hot. . .
1 K83 . . .
2li . .
p.Co. . .
sm . .
IrtM.
. .
14o. . .
41V ..
17. ..
2'i3i. . .
l!p. ..
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17b. ..
1 -. -
1719...
Molt ere,
French harK
Nereua.
N'omla.
German bark
St. Nicholas. American ship . .
I" rama. N'prsitn hark
Verbena.
British ship
Next Year's Concerts "Messiah" and Good Recital by Chicago
Orchestra Attract Largo Sunday Crowds. ,
rnnttnlto: John T. MHJr. (onot ; and Ar
thur Mhhllotnn, bnaan-oantatttn. 1 havo
already aimkon m lenaib nf tboan nr(la(n
In my provlntia i opof (a, ami therefore
(bor la nn need to av anvtblntt morn
(ban (bat thoy all a?iK the anjoa allottrnj tn
th"tn with n t mi hod rHMv, and with
faithful nbaorvAtioo nf trpdHIottal etmtom
f Kpontod hi auoh mlna. It Wna a pity.
I thnuifbt. thai both Mrs. Wtlarnt and
Mia. ttatinnti wnro hntn--I eati't imnirifio
hata and tb "MAafah." It Wotthl hava
beep more etltlonl If both aotnlalA had loft,
tlmlr Involy hata Itl the anteroom Wnni
pontile may tm airrnp with mt bnwovor.
aa to thla. Whenever tho atnlnly "Moa
alah" la anitai in ptibllo, with a hi nbn
rna nnd wplnudld pH-bnatra. It la imut tn
an act nf wnrahlh. and yoaterdny whllo
(ho "Moaalah" waa Hon aim, tn mo iho
Artnnry waa a t-ont enlbedial. with a
crowd of rovorniti worabltmra. Mr. Mld
dleion made mntkd fmprnaatntt ftr tbo
II no ntvlo with whlnh bo aau "Whv 4
(ho NaMnhM?" and h wn oWnidod a
anontid recall. Iln nentttod to bo. from Iho
Amount or npplaunn. the favorlt nrllai
nf tbo afternoon The rn flit inn nf tho
nrntnl In enm tided At tt "T P. M
Piri mtii'li lutntorti haa boon and U p"(I1I
fnlt )n tho chnrua of the mtilo featlval
tbo new name will probably bo- tho Port
land Cboinl Horo(y- (bat t herewith pte
pieiil a Hal nf tint no a nf Iho ohnrii. lakon
from tho roater furnlwhed by tho aooto
tavy and arratiKed In alphnbetlen! nrdnr:
In hnitnntiy with anoh oumpo(o
and aat lf Motory preantttatlon nf
Handol'a "Mnaatah" -nnfl on a aonlo
probably Mover oi(unllnd before In tbo
Pacific North Weal,-- H aooina apiiropi I
nto tn nt baat tdi vuunttnr rnadora
and atndonta litat hnImiln to take a
aorhitiA lutotoaS Hi niu"!", what aort of
a man llaudn) w.t, M1 waa a doiun
cra( and a man nf the penple, and lie
oantmt be no Id to hove bad any mnalml
nnoontry 11 ia a ntvatnry. thoroforo,
when heredity la tnkon Into nonnunt.
from whnnco llaiulo) inhnrltod hla m't
alcal Konltta. on Ii 1 ai rot near tint Ion,
probably, tbn pout of notim far-off
paarait alienator nwnkn in him. or tlto
Almlhty. tiikln pit v nn the Nick I y
baby rn at llnllo, Knmnv, Fnbtnarv
Ififcf".. nitddonly endttwod him with
(ho brent h of mualc. Handor father
waa then :i yoara old attd waa a bar-hor-Aitronn.
and afterwar'l wished tbo
ami nf hla nld nun to linprttnn a lawyer.
Voun llnndel found one friend who
aympathlMed with hla dominant bvo for
mnalo-hlA aaint nnd with her help a
Utile aplnot waa -amttKlnd Into hla
ail lo. wltore the onraptitrod ynuih
plaved and ptaynd until nno day hla
father diaonvorod where tho at ra nice
nutate eatnn from and liberally achfcpd
(bo planlai. On nl her ncraalona (hla
atom father (hranhod tho fututo cnni
poaer of tho "Mnnnlah." all because tho
lad hived mualc. whb'h tho fnititiv con
ablered to be an Idle art. put (ho
tmke of Wolaaenfola. honrltt (bo buy
play, waa poranaded that lie hud niu
alcal talent and. at hla auuKoatlon,
you nit Ma mini rncotved the neneaaary
inatrurdnn tn erround him In mttalo.
After a el-mo atndy nf theory, hnrpal
ehnrd. nran. lnl In ami tttme, 1 la (idol
vlaited Horllii. where, by hla enmpnal
tiona. ho charmed the Klector and
other mnalolaiia. One of Handol'a early
tutiln-f rh'mta ,wa Mattboann, a tal
ented compoaor. and one day tho (wo
wont tn l.nboek. wham (ho poaltlon of
oraiilat at one of tho ohnrohen waa
vacant, nno prnvlalon Inalaled upon
bain; that tho ntjeeeaaful antUont,
Ahonld marry the obior dauffbior id
(ho former nrffanla. Hut thlA nffor
no irrently alarnmd Handel (hat ho fled.
When Matthonon'A opera waa preaent
rd. Hnndol reftiaed tn fflvo up tho enn
duotor'a aeat at tho npora-houao. and a
duel enatted In which Handel wan near
ly killed. A laro button on hla omit
jtiHt Intercepted a a word thriiat.
lit 1 7 ID Handel wna appointed
rha prima at or to (ho Klector of 1 la n
over. afterward (nrn I of Great Bri
tain, and ho nrrtven tn l,nndon Hint
yonr. The ao two event a cbanod hla
whole life. Ho liked life. In F,nland
an much that, ho hocama a nrltlah auIi
Jert, and now Ilitllnn opera that ho
had written worn received with flat
tering approval.
Now. thla la not ffoln to he rt
learned and complete aketoh of Oonrico
Frndorlck Handel. eUo tho ajiaoo nf a
book would ha required. I only wlah
tn proMoiit a ahort review of anme nf
the principal event of hla life. Ono
of hla ffreat musical rlvala was
Bnnnonolnl. a (rifted Ttaiinn rnmposer,
who was principally Incensed bocnjiao
of Handera aucceaa aa ImproAaarlo of
Italian opera at the Haymnrkot Thea
ter Umdon. Clever verso written by
John Hymn thus tnakna fun vof tho
Handoi-Huononctnl controversy:
dome any. compared, to Pnononelnl
Thnl Mynheer Handel's but a ninny;
Othera aver thai he to Handel,
la nrnroely flt to hold a rnndle.
fit run re thnt all this different ah on Id tte,
Twlxt Tweedledum and Tweedledee!
So autocratic did Handel become that
he was often Involved In trivial dis
putoa with all who opposed him even
royalty suffered when hla cnprlclotia
temper wn aroused. For many Italian
opera alnffer he hnd an aversion, and
the story i told than when nno of bis
prima donne refused to alnsr a particu
lar aria as he had indicated, he took
hold of tho Mtarhtoned woman by her
neck and liekl her at arm's loiiffth out
of a window, throntonin to drop her
Into the street below If she did not
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Aarroo n alttff aconrdliiff tn the law h
laid down.
Aa ia well hno.yn( Handel fntaOnk
pe for nra 1 nrn H"in fnllnw rt
chronoioKiml fist nf Handel's Kuffllab
ftratorma, taker) from tbo ratnlogtio nf
hla work a appended to an art Iclo In
Oroya's "I Mctlonary nf Music and Mil
Ab'lans" :
"leather." 173: 'T'oImiiaIi," 1733;
"At Italia." 1733; Ban I." 'l 73 ; "lai ae
In Kffypf." 173; "Menalah." 1741: "Kan
ani' 1741: "Joaeph," 173; "llnrctiloA."
1744; "tin lah a aMm r," 17 44; "OoonnlnnMl,"
174H; "Jiulna Ma"oa1neua." 1 741 ; "AleH
nnder Ha I ia a," 1717; "Joshua." 177;
"Mobimoti." 1 7 is ; "Mttaa nna." I 7 4 ;
"TltnoilntM." 174i: "Jophta." I71, and
"Ttlnniph of Time nnd Truth." 177.
AtthotiKh Hattdepa music Insured for
hla nn mo Imperishable renown, ho did
not atio( erd J ti ma klitff what t h world
calls n Tnlr IIvIubt. H waa twine a
bankrupt, and fnr the last aW vesrs
of his .life he was hMnd. But h
worked in (he last, and he attended a
pet for to n ti co tif his "Moaalah one
Week before hla death, Whb'h took
ptnee A pHI 14, 1 7 Till, 11 I at most tm
tioftaani y to add (Hal Handel nnvcr
mai i led. nlthouixh he had numerous
love nf fn Ira lie wrote benut iful ov
ao tiffs o nno divinity one wnM . a nil,
tVltb a roe a hi n 1m pa rlln lit y, rim tiffed
tho divinity when a nciv oharmar ap
penrod. The "MoMaiah" waa writ ton In 24
davs and was first performed April
I, 1 7 4 J . at IttihMu, Ireland. whera
lliitidel w-p vtaltlitff tho tniko rtf Inv
onahh". t lion 1 ord 1 .tout annul nf Ire
land. It la stated Hint the first ren
dition of iho "Messiah" In lnndoM,
Knitliiml, neetirrod March 2S. 1 7 4 :t.
The "Meaaiiih." In tlllislc, hurt been
ooitipnred wtlh Milton's "paradise
T.ost" lit literature, F.minenl crltb-a
are aKrenil (hat Whllo Handel wrntn for
the Mlnffor, Bach wrote fnr the niRHtl
bench.
br V i AdsTtta. F l Allen, F. M Ah-
.f.ll. Helen Al.lxttt. MIS M Allen. MI"S
Mwit Artttalend. .1 AM"t'b.
I, tliittiti'.nlHiehier. All''" Battnetd, It W
Bnloa. Hr. lMvlea. K H Hefflnser. K'-ll-llrll,
llnrhrn. Mi W K Mltaa. ITr'ltH Ball.
It A Brown. Mra, Botihtlrht, Ml (- A
Bnrlon. Mlsa V, M Mnrr. Mrs. W H Bh
bldfre. A II. Martlet I , tite Hriir e I 'ell a
llelltltan. tlioy. Hitinet1. B P Klrhv. Hld
tni X I, HmlV, M I D Mnahnoll. Helen
HiiMttnell. it ' I1 Btrka, H H Hatker, Mlaa V,,
Mniion. Mli A Miown, Mtaa Imtolhv Mtw
iiell. V V linker, Ml M A BraaAer.
Hl-lln Uroelt., Vnhtt ll"hnrretl. W Blddla.
Mta rinlr Bnbh. Mi W A. T Biish'UiH,
M I, Ht'tinnn. Mm. W. F. Barker
.tanioa Cortnaok, Mi Colin nmre. I.orna
fell a more, rtmi lea utter. J. I Curnnii.
,oiilr I'laftla. V. H riHTk. Mra. T .1
t'riila. Mlaa pearl ("handler. Mlsa C ("oppla.
Mra W .1. Curly, .lalln 1 'laiisaetitwa. Mr.
t iHiiM:iottltifc. Miaa ' ronnetly. W. i ti m inteis
t'laik. Huela Cadwelt, A Clifford, Mrs. H
K I'hiimiatt. Hattle Crawford
Mra ll H Itrewery, M A Imlv. Mlaa
1'enl. V., A- Intttlap. i. II rxoinliet-iv. K. "
Inula. (. r nnrland Mra IMrkson, It N.
ttrver. H O Iloiialterl V, Mlaa (Vleete Dywert,
Mwrnatei Dun In p. Maude tierher. Mla
Htaoe Intttlap. .1 A. Ohk. Mra U. K. Illin
hni. Mta M PlMle. Curl (nnt..n
Mr W il. intol. r. Fvnna.
Mra. .1 N Flatter. Mlaa A. KlMtey, J M
KUhoi . I r II i . Ftanl I. Mta ( Fod. Mra
II, I, Fi-atik. K FtAKer. K If Fter. Mlaa
II Vurt ItiKton. Fiorenen Katen. Mlaa
I. nni a K"
Ml-S 1 1 Oeratle. Mix O. C;oti1d. V 1
Uioori, Roy Olaaa, iltnee I'llbnrt, Mlas
itetlnmke, Mr (l"dfrev. Maiaitrat Cllbaon,
4 . T Ulllrl. F. W l ioodrloh
,1 Hort le, A Horrle. Mrs. H ntdnghnt at . ,.
11 Hntiami. Frank Holrovd. Mra. A Hatha
wn,V. J. '. Hnre, T A. lolTM'ker. Mlaa Hal
tool. Mr. Hnldnitlinrat. 1 K. Hall, Ins
HIekev, Mra W T Hnle. Mrs 1-. Hnm
inond, Mra. M. M. Hnll. Mia. J B, Hop
t.bta, Ml" Hansen. Jmnes C. Ilownid, rj.
llnehatt. Kvetvu incohootk. Arthur I lav,
Mrs t. Hmd, l.atirn Held nshnt at. W.
llodaon. Mlaa K. Hurley, Kthe) If altlnahnrat.
II. A. H ok ue
11 ItiBleOeld. F A- Inatev.
Katello .loiiea. C: A. Jones, J f, .letter.
Mlaa Kdlis Johns"". 4'hrlntln John. KMsa
beth J ilinmn, K. Just, ThomnA J on en, Mlaa
M Johnalnn.
Hnre) Kennedv. Martha Kllael, Mra.
Kulper. A Ihert KlrVwood,
.1 B. Uwunn, H T. iJtthrop. Ada Larson,
Florence l.rach. Mlsa A. I,ewl. VI. C. I.uaar.
I. II. Lantton, lr. I.e(nnrd. Mra Leonard,
Ml A . I .ok n. .1 . I .each, Mr. I en1hitrv.
John I 'In Ire Men tell It, W. A. Monom
erv. Allle Mci'nv. R. Madison. It V Miller.
Mlaa I Marks. Mlaa C. Mol"n1lpm. Mra K
H Milter. Mra. J F Miiffett. R MrJ'all.
Kstlle Marlaa. A. K. Marriott, .toaej.h Mno
titepn. Mra J-taeph Mncitteen. II. It. Mal
l"tl. Wlnons Matletl. Vivian MlUle. James
McKlnnon. Mrs K. M Mvrs. Mrs. J M
lier, Mr. M'Unnle. Mian N. It. Mnrtln.
Kalelie Marina. Mr MoConnell, R ,, Mullnn.
.lean Miioketi7.le, J. U. Moore, Mr. Mayor.
Mrs. Mudsen.
Ii. f VicUolfion. A. W N"lnn, Mlsa Vash.
bin Noffslnaer. Mlaa Nsylor. W. Utfford
Nash.
Mrs Hnrlon Ottfj. Mrs. M. O'Connor, Mra.
M O'Brien.
"1nr Prehn, F Peterson, Mvrf le Poaton.
Mra. M. A . Pipp)elm. Altea peteraon. I". A.
Park "r. M m. F Phree, M rs . powers, P
A. Preston. Mra. N. Peteraon. Ml It.
Pnvne. V. . Plerca. Mrs Piirdtn, Mr. Pnrvln.
Mra. It. f. Rich. B. Rylanee
Mra. May Dearborn Hchwaih. Mrs. Sherman.
Mr. Hlntpaon. .1. Hlteerer, Mollle Heaal. Mra.
B. T. Seden. R. A. rk-hramm. Kthei Smith.
F,va Khaner, Miss S. Seal, Mra. Kkefton. W.
J Sheetiy. Mtsa Flnhle Hmtlh. J. F. Spier,
Miss l M Spencer, Mra. 7. Hhny. J.
Shield. R. M. Kpenoer. Mlaa N. Swart. Caro
11 ne Kh Indie v. M laa Mnbel tthernian. fjeorun
T Smith. Mlas Selover. Mrs. M H. Senior.
Chloe Statifleld, B. O. Spinner, Mlaa
Shnnnon.
Henry Teal, Mtss Townwnd. C. C Tripp,
Mrs I. I". Tripp. Mtsa B. Tlchtner. Mlaa
M. K. Ttdd. Mrs N C. Thome. Mrs M. a.
Tpylor. Miss f. M. Tolsted, A. B. Te Brake,
Mr. Tnuacher.
William 1'nder wood.
Mrs. (; Voorhles. Mrs. Vnll, Mn. Arthur
VlKsers. Bert hn Voorhnrst.
Mrs. C. H. Woodward. Fva Wella. A.
Wafor. J P. Wonts. Mrs. p R. Whiteside,
A Itble Whiteside. Mrs T. Wnndnll. Helen
Worthlngton, Ruth Whitney. Mra. r. Wil
liams. I,vmnra Williams. Haxei Whitney.
J. W. Wilson. J. A. Wuant, Ruth Wnest.
Gertrude Wilson. C. B Webb. Mrs E M
Webb. Mra. W- Wade. B, H. Wlnnemnn. Mlsa
N. Wnlker. Marion Winter. Merle Woody,
Miss K. Wolf, Mrs Glenn Ward. W. P.
Wehher, Miss A lleen Webber. Joseph
Welherber. Mntllda Welsn.
rnm J. Zan and J. Zeiier.
I.hava nn apace, lft adequately to deal
wrth a dnBcriptlon of tho artistic manner
tn which the orchestra rendered the
"R12" overture, from Tsehaikowsky. It
was tha most splendidly played orchestral
description of battle and victory I ever
heard. The other orchestral selections
wer well received. The soloists were Jan
Zan Oorst. dollniBt; Bdlth Moxom Gray,
pianist, and Mra. Wilson, aoprano. Mrs.
Gray's bom is 1n Tnenma nnd she la
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