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THE MAGICIAN OF THE KEYS,

M. Paderewski 1sdying most seriously ill at Boston, S. It is iven feared that hi miy netier be able to play again!

Fifteen or sixteen years ago I first heard Paderewski play; in the Dome at Brighton. He was making his first-tour in England, and IFA schoolboy, had been taken in by the music master at I-, psitly as a reward for my own painful diligence in Bach's two-part "Inven- tions, more that I might gain a real ensample

the fruits of diligence.

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We were some way from the platform, and was sleepy before the performance began from „A generous "blow-out "at Bonth's. But still my memory, clearly holds the appearancebi

that tall, slender figure, with its au cole of led

gold bair, pale, and dreamy unseeing efekat ted the curious, stiff blue low, one right, one left, one to the centre-a sudden break from the waist like the binging of a pocket rule, his hands hanging limply before him and swing. ing out from the body by his own inertia as le bowed.

Something of a violent player in those days, he wreathed himself about on his seat (then, as I believe now, very low to the keys), and waved his bands like cavalry sabres in a melde -particularly in Chopin's second Baltade, where I tried to follow iam in the music and found that he had finish d the "presto con- fuoco" before I had turned the page.

PASSION. AND, PATHOS.

He was quieter in meikod when I heard him, at Southampton some seven years later, but

· more affame in spirit even than when he fired

a schoolboy's shy, seluciant rapture to open demonstration by his-playing of that wonder of passion and pathos, the D Minor Sonata of Beethoven, Op. 31, No. 7.

On, this occasion he played the "Appas sionara," with his rendering of which some ultramontane purists quartet, because, I believe, be plays octaves in the bass in one 'part where ingle notes are written. But if the meaning.

of the word "appassionata " is som, thing swap out of all contrul of itself by the intensity and

vehemence of its emotion, there was l'ederen-

aki's rendering of it truer than what any living pianist has achieved,

Once when Rusenikal was playing in Paris,

Lemember heating an English lady behind me burst out at the interval in dithyrambic ecstasies. But her companion closed her eyes and wagged her head slunly and decisively "He hasn't got the soul of Pad-dy-mo-ski" ---- she said,

When Paderewskilo his twentieth year went to Strasburg as a professor, it was discovered

thai

..he was made like a Girze statue. His small

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Clearances at the Harbour Ofqs¢Ã Atlika, for Canton, Vincking, for Canion. Paul Beau, for Canton, Zatda, for Antey. Kwangle for Shanghai,

Beckwama, for Nagasaki.

Tai On, for Conton.

Domenico for Quang-chow-wan.

Ku puchero, fi Cantren.

Harying for Canton.

Hue, for Quong-chow-wan, Wingeket, for Macao.

Emma Luyken, for Swatow.

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thak, for Canton.

| Calckes, for Singapore.

...feet and clean-built figure helped him forward Chukorg, for Wast River, His head was singularly characteristic. No-Leongren, for Canton. body since Kochefuri was a youth had such a bead of hair.

But more even than the romance of these nojural endowments, it is the soul which has helped him to minder the affections al his- -bearers,

HENS TO THE END.

Long ago his execution was spoken of as extraordinary. Now that most people can achieve Chopin's D flat major waltz in double instead of single port, and everybody can play Lin's "Don Juan" great deal faster than it was meant to be played, we talk less of Pade. fewrki's technique.

Because he uses it only as means to an end, as Michel Angela used his unsurpassed know- ledge of human animay. Where he takes liberties with the text one is reminded of the defaltion of a fanatic as a person who "does what he believes (rovidence would have done 35 knew the circumstances of the case "the composer would have written it that way, one feel, if he had known Paderewski in the

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Banatean June 21

En prèss of Indén, for Vancouver. Clavering for Moji. Sport, for Shanghai- Broholm, for Saigon. Hero, for Kutchinotau Deccan, for Royal Roads. Chiyuen, for Canton, Chingt, for Japan. Henchang, for Haiphong. Kwa glie, for Shanghai. Pitsanulok, for Bangkok. Emma Luyken, for Swntow

Kantua, for Shanghai Yatshing, for Cinton,

Paspangers arrived,

F'er Archuana, from London, &--Lieut. Fraser.

spell of his playing he catches up elderly Per Satsang, from Ca'pulta, &c.--Mr. and respectable people, enurely gained by all Mrs. Rose and children, Mr. Brynnt, and Dr. J. British insularity to the decent concealment of | W. Tan their feelings, and mal es them quite inanely hillarious with enthusiasm,

have heard many wonderful pianists of universal fante, in three capitale and several music centres, but never one that so complete ly loses himself and with himself his audience, as Fade ewski. One player in intellectual you will see him knitting his brows as over a mathematical problem; another is analytical a vivisector of the piece under his thumbs; another is afraid of letting himself go" another is frankly co ceited of his powers of execution.

TWO WORLDS.

It is a commonplace that Paderewski hates society. I saw it once in the drawing-room of allon-huntress; the only moment that he ap: peared at ease was when the lady's little girl was made to play, to him (which she did very cubrmingly, and with my chiss affectation of behaviour, iban gne could a cusjhermamma) and Paderewski laid his hand on her Boulder, saying kindly. You play very pret tily, my child; thank you." But for the rest of theevening he looked intensely bored.

So, too, with the applause of the concert hall, They say that he still suffers agonies of ner

ainers before he comes on to the platform, and truly as he stands there bowing he appears even to loathe his audience.

But on the in tant that his hands are on the

keye

as when you change

Piclares in a magic lap'erp.:

Books, beds, botiles, fcor, and ceiling Fade

nd vanish,

and you can see that he is no more conscious of his surroundings, not even of his own hands and the piano, then if they did not exist,

THE INTER RETER.

Per Derwent, from Saigon-5-0 Chinele.

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Str. Derwent from Safgon-Light Sw. wind, smooth sea, all the way.

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It appears to be an inevitable rule bat aking of planists is only an artisan of composition, We are not very reneially enthusiwile now bdat Rubinstein's writlags, and even those of fist (though for the meat part; mostinfairly) re shoved to the end of the programme and treat ed as an equal test of endurance on the part of S Soth player and audience. Paderewski's plano one compositions reflect his temperament in Tiny ways-they are fresh and spontaneous, tep rich in color and fire, always free from Aprbidity. It is wonderful how healthy his Clure is when one remembers the tragedy of is young manhood.

But Padciowaki tho composer stands second Paderewski tha interpreter. Nor should one ghtly have it otherwise. Those who love the heatre think of the memory of Kean, and Carrick, and Siddons with scarce less reveren

than of Shakespeare. Ruskin wondered by great minds main so éruet in hiding their houghts. Are they not also great who, as Pay Brewski, can search those thoughts out, and sake us men in the street" know them and

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12,000

11,000

Captain Shortland

3,500

7,000

Captain William B. Fawcknes

torpade boat destroyer...

7,000

Lfaut, Commander C. Seymour

F

torpedo boat destroyer ...

1,990

Lleut.-Commander W. H. Darwall

DET

river gunboal

1,100

river gunboat

Bloo

torpedo boat destroysi

6,300

+

surypying vessel

650

Commander C. E. Monro

144

river gunboat

340

river gunboat

140

Lieut. Commander Robert E. Vaughan Lieut.-Commander H. T. Atlay

West River ·

West Rivar

cruiser, 2nd class

rti

3.000

7,000

Captain C. 1. H, Moors

Weibalwei

**

river gunboat!!

240

Lieut-Commander Davidson

*

Yangtze

...

torpedo boat destroyer ...

In reserve...

Hongkong

cruiser, 1st clas

*

12,000

$1,000

Hongkong

receiving ship

F

Hongkong

river gunken.

100

Yangtsso

torpedo boat destroyer ...

6,300

surveying ship ...

450

torpedo boat destroyer ..

5,900

river gunboat

550

river gunboat

150

$50

A kikil will clege for :- Quang-chow-wat, Hoihow, Pakhoj and Haiphong-Per Hus, 22nd June, 9.AM.

Bangkok - Per Profit, and Jone, 9 AM. Bangkok-Pei Providence, 22nd June, 9 A.M. Amoy, Keelung, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Coptic, and June, 10 A.M.

Shanghai-Per Skaojsing, 22nd June, 104.M. Swatew, Wei-hai-wei, Chefoo and Tiantsin —Per Chikli, 22nd June to AM.

Swatow, Amoy, Foochow and Shangbai–Per Triumph, and June, to AM.

1

Rope &.. Indin, via Tuticorin e Zieten, aand Juno, 11 A M.

Sirius... Macap-Per Arungskan, aarid June, 12.45P.M. | Snipe ... Sharghal, Moji and Kobe-Per Australian,

Taka.... 23rd June, 9 A.M.

Sutlej... Haiphong-Per llanoi, 237d June, 9 A.M, Tamar

Teat Macan-Per leungskan, 23rd June, 1.15 P.M. | Virage Bingapore, Penang and Calcutta Pes | Waleswitch Arratoon Apear, 23rd June 2PM

Whiting: Woodzack Woodlark

Manila-Per Puinsang, 23rd Jyop, a e.. Shanghai-Per Fauzanz, 23rd Jane, P.M. Cebu and Iloilo-Per Kaifone, 33rd June. 3 P.M.

Shanghal-Per Tientsin, 23rd June, 3 P.M. Manila-Per Zafiro, 24 h June, 11 A.M. Hollo-Per Kwellin, 24th Jann, TI A.M. Macao-Per Hrungshan, 34th June, 1,15 P.M. Shanghai-Per Hangiang, with June, 3 PM. Konymoon, Kamchuk, Samshui, Shiching, Takbing and Wucho-Per Lingam, 24th June, 3 P.M.

Macao-Per #eungshan, z6th June, 1.15 PM. Frederich, Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshohe, Matup. Sydney and Melbouras-Per Will kod, 27.h June, 10 A.M.

Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard H. Nool, Commander-in-Chief.

Macna-Per Hangshan, 17th Jane, 1.15 r.. Balonnette Sandakan-Per Minusany, 27th June, a PM. Manila-Per Tan, 27th June, 3 F. Kangmoon, Kumchuk, Samshy,, Shujbine, Takhing and Wuchow-Per Sany, 27th Jump,

3 F.M.

Shanghai, Yokobaspa and Kobe Per China, 27th Jun0, 4 P.M.

Singapore and Penang-Ter Maria Valerie, 17th June, 4 P.M. –

#

...

Flag and Description. TONS. GUNA H. P.

river gunboat

river gunboat

river gunboat

gunboat... armoured croiser gunboat cruiser...... river gunboat 141 ...destmyar ...

destroyer..... protected cruiser armoured cruiser river gunbost river gunbost

destroyer... enfiser...

201

Captain W. L. Grant

+10 **1

Commodore Dickon Lieut.-Commander E. Sacretan... Lisut-Commander Gregory.... Commander R. W. Glennie.... Lieut. Commander C. E L, Thomas Lieut-Commander Hugh Somerville Licut-Commandør jno, F. Knox...

en route Weihaiwal

Hongkong

en route Weihaiwej

Yangterm Yangtsso

לי

обо

J

40

Haiphong

Lleut. Merveilleux du Vigueux ...

Saigon

... Hongkong

Saigon

...Saigon

Saigon

...Gulf of Siam

...Bale d'Along

Saigon

...Haiphong

Haiphong

...Haiphong

Saigon

...Haiphong

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.

NAME.

Commanding Officers.

LAST REPORTED AT

Europe, &c. fndia, vin Totgoria e Caledonien, 17th Juge, 31 4-M.

Singapore, Penang and Calcutta - l'er Sultang, 7th June, To A H.

Acheron Argus... Avalanche...

***

11

armoured gunboat

104

river gunboat

'

**

1,796 133

10

1,700

Lieut. Ferret S

J

300

Lieut. Jeannel

I

**

river gunboat...

140

150

JAN +21

150

Caronada

150

Lieut. Hue...

Cisan-tite....

101 441

·140

150

D'A

Comèto

525

4

438

4,000

9,500

Captain Allaire...

645

1,000

Lieutenant L'Eost ...

K

3,985

5,500

Commander Amet...

**

L

303

Lieut. Mère

+ti

1

..

303

6,300

Lieut, Cotoni

***

350

Lieut. Jebenne 103

API நித்தி

F40

2376

20,200

Capt Ridoux

al itt

200

11.

308

***

307

300

1,250 .7

3,200

Commander Simon

submarine...

Armbruster

F20

armoured cruisgr

9,700

19,600

Capt. Duval

***

174

6,500

Lieut. Prat

**

Ligat, Cirellier what

LiBut Lavissibre

destroyer...

10

6,300

...

• Me

battleship, reserva

6,073

147

a destroyar

Lient, Lebail

armoured gunboat...

1,706

1,700

Capt. Dupries

i

P

armoured cruiser

10,014

20,000

Capt. Guibertsau

... ganapat

629

*900

Lfeat. Roque..

river vonbaat

destroybr

150

Capt, Terquom...

battleship, reserve ...

6,150

13

in river gunboat

1337.

$90

Lient. Brognon

100

Décidée Dascartes ... ESIDC ... Francisque... Fronde T Macao-Per Hungskan, 28th June, 1.15 P.M. Guichen 1.... Tientsin-Per-Bang, 28th June, 2 P.M. Greydon Micro-Per Hrungshan, zg′′h Inne, 3.15 2.M. Henri Rivière... Macsa-Per Hausgeknu, 30th June, 1.15 PM) | Jacquío -Manila-Per Rudi, 1st July, to AM. J Javelina

Europe, &c., India, via Tuticorin-Per | Kerzaint Nadia, 1st July 11 A M.

· Lyon Victoris and Vancouver, (B.C.)-Per Tarr, Mousques

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Montcalmt... 5th July, 9 AM.

Olry Cooktown, Calm, Townsville, Brisbane Pallet

Manila, Tamboanga, Thursday Island, | Pring gi Sydney, Hobart, faunceston, New Zealand. Prota roth July, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Chingtw, Redostabis....

Babru Styx Mails for Canton, Samshel, Wachow Bully and Maceo will be closed an wack days at 7.10 Burprise every morning On Sundays the mail for Takiang Macao will be closed at 8 am, and that for Takou.... Canton at 9 am

Yaubatt

Mails for Namao, Sanbue, Kongmoon, Vigilante Kamchuk, Samshui, Wacher and" Canton will be closed at om m every evening at 5 pm. On Sundays the mails

No mail will be closed for Canton on Smar day avening,

22.

........ destroyer"

...river gunboat

***gunboat

sub-marice...

Flagship of Vice-Admiral Bayle, Commander-in-Chief.

† Flagship of Rear-Admiral de Fangue de Jongalères, Begund-in-Comme

Lieut Portier

Lieu Corlouer

Commander Sagot-Duvauroux

Bale d'Along

Haiphong

Haiphong

NO

Haiphong

***

****

Lieut. de Reinach-Werth'

Lieut. Glorieux

Commode C: P. M. Poidiou

Chamulpo & Sbai

Saigon

Bale d'Along ...Bale d'Along

. Obungking.

Tongku ... Baie d'Along.

Saigon Balgon ...Haiphong

Saigon Bale d'Along Bale d'Along Upper Yangi Saigon Hongay Wuchowfu

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