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In- non-:!,!. Imprasslsa grows tha. par
Ion foi wilful, '..r.ital and cruel murder
toin- easO) and speedily 10 th<
9a\, v ? n petd lawjrere, <>r friend?, bavins
I ' ? With our govcrnr..?... a;?l ven' lr<?
luently to other* Thr.-e <>i the worst mm*
?gerers J ran r<-rnc:uber in tlie lilsfry o,
thle stati wen pardon?d within thre?
afi-r their crime* it would seem that ??i
r any Vue ? ? et) th.- tiinl
I ' Attorie- -rill | Ian a pet -
tion for t ? roleos? ? ? i. te.i mur
?
,i,v,.,| B*t,e, i ;. tria'.
Irft me quote agah :h- - ? . Judge
hlddle. that "tb- : .k n : the
11-*h - .-rimes, mi ? ?; .? pro. ..f law,
S?, m' the on'v mcd< ..r lak.n? life -to
*\ 'i h the av?rajt?. American ha? any objer
t, n
Not Mercy. Bot Cruelty.
let m< remind kind-hearted mei
? n that ftforts ot theirs hysterical
ami other?for I ? -imtnals are
Hot mercy but cruelty. Such efforts have
l ? .. vast ?nflucnc**? m this i ountry to en
? ig? morder. In tn< Hghl of th? above
??latistics such go-called "mordful" people
r.iimot be held guiltless .>' cruelty, and
crln.e. Take the rase a.s !t sian.ls
i Appli te th- columns of criminal
PXMtlttlct in ?The Chicago Tribune" dur
l e la-1 twenty years t tin * slmpl? la?
?>f average* to which Buckle .alien atten?
tion fifty years a..?. Under this pcit-ntin.
law ;t |a absolute] thai In this
country of ours. b< . everj
? .1 . very corresp.
? al n. m year, the*? will b* about eight
snd deaths b] violence, und tliai at
I?.. i half, and pro!. than h*l?
of these m:ght have ?been prevented <!i?i we
j .?t give m mue! scope i?> t?nguey crlml?
i hair-splitting Judges, pliant
gorernors end preachers ?i-.;?iti.c fortl .<
i "liberalism " Let nu remind really
. ul men mih women of th? -
en and children who, bj these thou
> of murders of theh breadwinners,
? Ian of a verane; are la?
the present year,
m.) distress
These v. ?,-.. - and children
ol our ?>im ? M;
out to th? .?? worn n
th. d< gi nerate?, ruf?
fians, eggrnen and hold?up men w ho com?
mit i ti . t then snd our
? n mtry.
? i: thi fa?*t that
part j virile and
?ober-mlnded m? . ?? beginning what looks
?tal - :* I plea.?
te note that th? high? ol New
"V oi k .ir?. ? mer.
quibble? a? the-, once wer? and that Jury
shoe .. somewhat
flbr? Ther? are ai-n Indici tion? of
-nip in this matter. Direct
I; i" th? point to Mi ? elt'? ,-a> ing.
Idresa that "aome people
feel tie pain of th* murd-erer'* ?.le?
int? nsely th? pain which
*..-r tor hi!* crime.'*
,. -j Preddenl Taft'a
elation of the folly o* our
denlbii
Movements in Right Direction.
\ e-v ?i?cfiji have i- tlsttci fur
I bj Judg? William H. Thomas, of
-?? a/iv and effective In
Ight direction ai=o an- the argumenta
??f .'mice \nii?lci;. of tin l "nit.d Slat--- ! ??-?
t- ? Court of North Dakota; the
d? an of the
Sort h western University, and
? looks on needed reform? In our
by Moorefleld Storey and oth. i 1
omen Is the founding of "The Journal
of th? Ameiicaii Institut? of Criminal Law
? ? ? ago, m whi'-h a
mainly
:.:,.--.n?: th? younger men, arc gi' ?n** timely
?? nts in language
be "understand**] of the i ?
note
worthy ai- ?Carl Bnyder In
irlng th? lasl ihre?
mr-al
id bitter feeling, they are
?e.-r. . In ?ailing th?
Hen of thinking men, **sp*actally the young- I
n r. ? ? tl| diji.-redi' of our
? m of th?- criminal l*w
.?l?o to th- reason? why a pi
among other wild rem?edlea
? ? .i?. a>>n\r rioteii. de-mandt
th* "recall <>f
ii'.w ? anal question to our gov
at. i ??? " - ask them
pTi.-:)t> b ibollahrd.
i I th? prison officials
:rr.'t bh
? hugs, killers
o men who a?> undergoing life
Murderous hatred, the passion
the d-sir? to lord it among
lli?!r fell.-- ? ? among
. minais ev? a, but what would
? all their fear of any fur
in- No further pun
lahnier.t * -SSlble, they would
' Impunit) '? murder
ridant "i |.ri^..n inn
the- might conceive dislike. Ruch
pi oblems which an
who, b.u im- been mf<-< t?-l
by . i i L "philanthropy," ?-ar?
nothing for
? ??
Execution a Warning.
n argumei ? ? rally su? h
. rtlon that capital pun
en t ll barlsn .' thai the
Im of societ:
. \-. n make of .. mai
him."
is that ihe uir-t ami
t the murderer is the
I . ? ? ? ..? . ,.n be made of him.
a warning.
.*, n. the charge that the murderer** crime
<i by himself, but by se
the Kam? paper which contain* the
irUtlSt Ol -me which I bave .-iio.ol
r t .?how . OntlllUe.l
? ??? ring and uplifting our i>-????
oth?r country hu- ?ver ?n
the history of th? world. M? -ei
of the gitts recorded for charity
teninent have emounted. ilurr:^
;...si -..ar. to more than $1J'./*C),0 ? ;.
million? on mlllloi
Slfl
? \, eliurcl dl) sad. t> in t lu -
'rj ? Stiii n.?.r-- te im purpose
' !
Ity, t?.-.- n and iiam1?: bands ol
? onstantly think?
i ms to allevtet? th.
I Id :.. un?-. To
\j ??
h gi - ? id? but
"-.Him rtghl th of all
the ad
?i.. course of th?
?? ?i of oui ubi les ? f..- '?reat
sftei all, simply a republii with
? gurehead lingering along on
she keeps down crian
?''.minions by "*|
' ?
? ?? most vil* and brutal
ito a habit of M-lf-i<-tiaitit The
re;-;ilt8, a
? e ?n th,- i... : ; ?- published Journal!
referred to, T-r?k. it ?I ar that our
eturn to ris
and not at all ??
? in :? nsuseou* ?mi i,oxi<> -
.?i * "ni<M-'." which b,-..
; < ? ?I to bi th? ?? "r^t of a uelti.
..i:.:.\ d v :tn i
;. i. ?;. ui:
TAFT TO SPEAK TO GRADUATES
? -M-ient Taft ; ?n Invlts
? Hiiii'iat Lincoln
? 'lull St Ihe CM*
On Mon : I ' Bg lh?
?r-eakert- .?ire .
Oetst I of t'nlon ? ollege. .John If
Porrougb
*-o??ie.- of tin* th? Revolution.
-.nd frerlere .'?'..rph- M ' ' -"<'' '"'
that ?I.* or O
?rhe ? bal
t)? of Mam.- Hoy, will attcu-i.
M PICE (Mil
! Succeeds to Highest Lay Off.
at the Court of the Vatican.
? IS?, i - iim Brsntwoos Ornpsr
[inn Fabrixto Colonna, hltb?*rto .<?..?? i
T'riii.c d'Avella, a man or rsixt>-fo,,r, *
-ced?, through the death of ),i? el<
brother Don Harro Antonio .'oionna.
the chieftainship ??f th<? biptorlc House
i'olonna nn?i t>. the principal temporal ?1
nit) of tha court of the Vatican, nani?
?? prince ssslstant of i
Tins offieo ?datas back to lb?
Pop* Slxtus V. and was ronfem
l'ont if on tbe chief?, of the ColonBSS a
of til?, Orsilils of the day, with tire obj
of putting an end m the wars which li
until that time heen carried on for l)i
rireds of scars by these two rival faml.
against m h other, Prom the eleventh
the slxteen'.h ccnturv the ii?rh.s betwi
the ?oionnas ;md the Orslnla ccmstaa
caused blood to II??? In the
Bom??. At length, when an ? ?r-ini nn?i
Colonna bad so far forgotten 'lie reap?
due to the Imperious and masterful P<
Blxtus A' as to draw their ?swords on o
-, a? . iresenoe, ?
object of pi tii _ ?ordered one
them t?> tai. || o . on the rt|
of the pap?! throne ..n.l the other on I
uently, on th? ?
dvrstandlng that peace between (h< "
families should from tnsneefort
talned, oonverted into hereditary dlgi
??..se )...sitio).s to th.- rlgbl und
' . left ..f th.- throne, the ? irsm
Colonna? In turna having tr ? pit - on 1
right
< ?wing t" er wl
have overtaken th? Orslnls,
has be? n ?i- p ? ? ? '?>'. tic Italian com
??i the control <?f Is properti a? a apen
thrift, at the tiisiHin-- ?.f im family, Il
the head of th? Cokmnas who i- no? ;??"
to fulfil I- ? if P ,-MHlor pro)
mus a soin. I'orr'lri.-i.- Y, ixll
he h.i? to attend ever) ceremoi a whl?
the Pontiff appear*, standing immi
to the. right ?.f the Hol) Kathei on tbe .1.'
beside the thron?'. < >n auch ?>- - estons
urayed m a sixteenth entury costur
of black nik. wli
hose, black silk Stockings, silver buckli
sa la''" coUar and lace sleeves, rapi?
with a steel luit, .-te It is t.. him lh
are given ihe palias ?and th? candles
present to tiie Holy Father to bli SI
prioi to lvT". ?? ? ? pop? 1 s ?
-..?'.??ere-I !?> d' ? abOUl Hoirie, It w .
: - prln? ?? assistant a 0 . ?
horseback th?. pontifical equipage, if tl
Pope hims.'lf went on horaeback, 11 w.
the prince assistant w -i held the stirru
for his holiness t.? mount and who ?
-?
The lions? of ? olonna. through ?< junl?
brancli <>f which?the BUgUano Une ?
daughter of Mrs. Join, W, M..? kay -
' by marriage?has furnished a?, 1,-n.st ha
a doz?-?i p?.peu t?> the Catholic 1 hu
eluding Marcel, w ho n :.
Mnrtln \'. who o chair of 8
peter In ?tiT. According to tradltlo
famll) owes Its name I lesvlo
<?f what i?? alleged t?? !?? .? portion <?f tii
column to which Christ waa tied whe
scourgcil oil His cruciflxiol
and which ln still preserved ;??? ?
heirloom, having been brought f'>:
saietu In the lirst century of the ? hrii
tr.in en It is the principal tr
?>f . ? tin grand ?
palace, Which was built SWS) back ;n th
' fourteenth century, on the Square of th
among Its occupants P.- V an
Julius II, as w? 1 I? '.i..:
dinal iiorrumo?. aubsequen '? canonise
as staint (Praties.
The lat. l'or. Marc Antonio Coloni
principal chamberlain 0! the now wld ?
?jileen Margu?Mite when th? death of hli
father renard him t<? r?-sign that post
entirely t" sever his connection s I
COurt of Hie Quirl I I
hereditary ofll? ? of prln ?
Mie pontifical throne. Tins lat!
now passes, it default of mal?- li
? brother, Don Pabrtzlo, who will l>?
likewise oblig'-', ? . . ourt 'if th?
Quirlnal, where he has until nun been 1
popular ligure, t.. sacrifies his lona standini
friendship with Victor Emmanuel III on?J
Um two 1. ?? to i- Ign both his Ben
atorshlp <-f the kingdom snd lila
cavalry in the Italian arm;.. Ils marrie?
the youngest ' In? ? I "?' la Pam
ptdli. .- ? Lad) ' ?ml I ?
i'lmt'i- sister <?f tii?- 1 >uk? ??f \< ?
now living In New York, and )ih:, two ?om
an?l two daughters, on? of whom Is 1
iie,1 to that Don Krederlco Kegrotto wh?
.mpanied the Duke of the Abruxsl t?
on the occasion of Ins last i?.-,it
In th? rapacity of naval alde-de camp.
I>on Fabrtsio will now ?J ? tie ol
Pun??- d'Avella, an?l will become "the"
Prince Colonna; also tw?-iith Prlnc?
Duke of Pallano, the Palian., titles dating
fruiii mO. Hi- only son and hell married
- ago a l,< . ..nine helreaa, I ?
i.e> Bureock, of Beyreuth In Syria The
I Alexan?i-i Bursocks, her parents, are well
I known In Rome, and their other daughter
snried to Don Alberto Thtsodoll. 'flu?
?ate Prln ?? ' olonna leaves two daughters,
on? ??i them marrl?ed to Don Angela -
the other, Yuiom.i. wlf? of Pilic Teano
?and celebrated all over Europe, especially
m England, ???- a daring und skilful
jiant. Hot husband is the eld?%sl son and
of the l>uke of Bermonetta, h?
the house of Caetanl, and sir- ha an Am? 1 -
lean sister in-law. m th>? person ol '.:
Chap?n of New Va.rk. Who last fall iiiarrj??d
In London Don Roffredo Caetanl, Prince
of Raaslano.
Tiie widow ot Prince ? ?>ior
hopelessly Insane. Her reason was firsi
affected by a ti)ig<-?iy many years ag<? Tha
\oung ? .. quli Napoleon Roces ?lovlne,
(n*?sat-r;randson of Lucien Bonaparte, had
o sons? gossip by his undisguised In?
tatuatlon foi Princes? Colonna. Th? prince
was perfectly av.i.r? that his beautiful wifs
entirely blameless. But he wished
the talk lo cease, and ko asked, ven ?*our?
il g marquis to refrain f?u ..
time from ??ailing at the ''olonna palace end
iron, bestowing his attanttoni on the prm
hoi rlned Ht th?
that he could have t-ompromls?*d h .
way ii.<- fair name of the object <>r hit
adoration, bk m oui ? leavi na a
asking that his favorite ?carfpin, .?.
jewelled butterfl) pierced through th? heart
ruby?beaded pin, should )??? presented
I in his name to the prlnoeas.
The affair creaxo a tremenda
tion in Pom?, it partly ?wrecked the mind
of ill" princess, who, conscious of her en?
tire inn??cence. developed so proaouno
??version to her husband that .
i to speak or remain with him. She assumed
j her dead father's Neapolitan dukedom,
.styling berseli Ducb is of s.m Teodoro,
and took up her residence In England, un?
der the wing of her Bnglleh bora motb?sr'.
v. n?. died not Ion ??? ol Lord
Walslngham.
in IM I'm."?.? T?aii?. ravughl shout a
i'-?-oiici);atlon between her taih.-r an.) 1er
mother The latter had apparent I.
cured of her laaaalt) snd bad karned .
1 ? ate the ehtvalry ?<f her husband, who
ha?! mad?, a point of surrounding her in
Bogland witii every luxuiy sad -*oasfsrt,
I allowing his daughters t?> spen.i as much
I oi their lime with ie wished Tbe
? >??> ??la-illation wa?- hal?? d with universal
ftlon al Home, where Mar? Anton...
'? Colonna was verv popular, and In nrd.-i 1?,
proclaim the new order <>f things tar and
? >i.. the pi .n. ? -r- ? eased a notl to ?
n th? 11 iliac, am) for? Ian n? w,-1
i.. . imed h? ? husband's
rl 1 henceforth 1 s known sal
olonna, Instead of, >- tberetii- !
for?. im? he? "f Sao Teodoro
Klshts-Mi manth later, while Rtaylng at]
1. >z*w alth bei ? aad da? 1
. Pi In? <? ..re? pj m? am* 1 ? sao, *h? h?
. ? ? 'a of
i i-Oiispi.?! t with hs? nus!?ami 10 :nuidtr|
I,,.i so vi'.lept did :.i- lhat ihe hart
COftVe* ed, II.III. . tir:'t
to Milan, end then to (tome, the \. ?
r,ect of her gi*tef?stricken daughter >?? ng
? lent to throe her into ? paroxysm of
1 frensy. Thai proved the anal v .-? ;. of th
... ,.f ti.e tn>w irtdowed Prhves* .?f
.... M \l*...l 101 ! ?I" Ft ?NTJ IN! ?'.
-?
YACHT CLUB GIVES PLAY
Naval Officers and Visitine; Yachtsmen
Attend in Uniform.
lifTl. <M v ,, . I ?
?recht < lub* ?en th? guest
ti,.- Waldorf-Astoria, of 1 Btu in*.-1
I. ": ' .,e \t'..:' M \ .,, bi ' lUb,
? it b fias "',; ?*-??'
\\ ill;?t ?! I Taj lor arid R_g| . ,.-,
dore Arthur u t<?? I?, end tht em ta
ment committee, In chai .? s? P
? . ? ? .
?octal gat berii s and
night' ?s itii a must a: . omed i
mod* re B i Al?
fred i tk?) l?s, entitled
Love.'
?| he pla> was accei ... nted by
the i- Lvamati
Ml J Stuart Bla
run? duv*
an?- wi?lo>*. and h? r husband, lb?
commodor. poi traj lug the pai : -i
? ? n of]
Most i.; th. vl-itm- yacht-no? i and ..II
of tin nma on"
a I
when, aftei m. i> . \. dam ins rva
In in th- ,\ ir I - ? --.
The II ?.,;.. ,? oft) -
?Vatson T. i*li
and It? I i ' ck, Command r
: I? Latimei
"
Ilarkei I.? ? \ Olivi hm.| I ...til
: ' l. ? ut. nanti John ?
1 -?? ???
THEATRICAL NOTES
nicht al 11 ? Broad? 1 .-,- the
Bret pel ? on anj stage will he given
..:' the Webet and l'i. Ids Jubile. I'ompan)
In "Hokej Pole? ? and i he but I?
Bull*, an?! Str
<;..?-? ? 'ohan - .11 i i.nti. Miii.
I'ei i-?-? 'i'l eatrt* t..
n orro? Httei noni to sing his flag
!.. mi ? ? i ? and ? com
"The Red W Idow" ''?? rtrude B
'ir. . horus of "Little Boy Blue" will
do "Band) MacDougal," ??'??1 Clifton i'raw
ford uno Ins ? 'lah i. from "Th?> ? ?
Girl," an n the programme.
Wlnthrop Amen annnunc at th?
Uttl. Th?
firr-i we? k . M arel a .-. med) ' .
.lohn . i i . i |
tain will Im it I IS ? m *-.?? th?
liav. i ?-.???? .
mlnut. .i- chancing
scenes lb? saved nn?l yel the final ?-ur
taln will b? run ? ? tal lime.
Announc? n ? l night that
Maud? Adams Will COIUC o> the l.n.r, -.
Theatr. her for another .\? w
V..rk run h
?.'les Klein:
?*nn right.? of the mi slcal coi i
Montmart? iai
("rirl from M runnini
?
n New To
of th.?
Thomas \ Wlf
in "Th< Gentleman from ?M
' '
. Hub Corned),.ey, at the
the week "f
| . ? Mr W !??> alii make hi? *. ?
e debul i t t hi
same th? atr.
?k
The aal of II< ni Mill* ; ? r.
Ralnbos by \ I-"
-...)., ,i will ? i ? i ? ? ' ?
an uptos
amtnond, i
p. nu. 11 Rol ? I ' Btoa QUI ?
Ruth Holt Bouclcault
I.
tin
I
their aVH
Thre? el r*. . i
nient t i.litl?
J;.,- Blue' the I,
They will march I
?
'
Rouge and th?
rived on th* Kronpi Ins W
to au. ? ? ' ? '
. ? | .
?
?onga and da -
:? St I -.?. r -huru Vi<
\ov. have still i
this "tie to N? 1
and ais?, for Klaw A i ?rls
..... \ , ,,
. nVe I? a ed -I lei i ! Bos. iibcrs ol So IS !
? md at th.
way and Prospect street?
n.. by 110 *'? ? ; ? ?' h an ? ntrane* ?
with
if?, a ::i he er*
.t B. MrKlfatrt* k I? Ihe i rchlt-ecl i i
will h. begun Inini. diately |?re! the
? ?
PLAY IN -HER HUSBAND'S WIFE."
More ?ban 11,000 ? ai if-alli I ? plaj.
"H? ?? Husband' ? Wife." pr?s? nti d
n'pht by 'i ; ? '?' iduat? I ?ramatl? \
tlon of Columbia i n
Lyceum Th? prweedn will be devo
Mumnt As?
Mil ?if th. N< w Voi ?
Among * look pan
... ,.re Ml \.|. :..!.i. RI. h irdsoi . Mi-s
?va von l;a . Mi s.-In.?.?!??? in.: ri. Blark
i: Ke?>
* ? ?
FORMER RACING MAN WEDS
George A. Wheelock Mames Julia E.
Thompson Woodruff in Jersey City.
i, ,. ??< | ? on. tiny
? lent <?f the Mi tropolll
,. _? marri? d esterda! In the City Hall at
i, , . i ?, to Julis i : Thomp ... Wood -
ruff, of -N" "?" Washington avenue, geh?
? ?. n ?.m w ;.s pe? fornwd bj
nd lusttce of the | ?
R. imatl ?Nelll- Hi? ? h. -
11
-i-i , i,,..?,. ?." form? rl lh< wlf? of
RhIuIi K -| ompson She recent
a dlvorc? from him through Juntliv k.|.
losc of pchene lad! Mrs Wheelorli
her at" ' ' ' ' "'"?'
MISS GWENDOLYN NASH TO WED.
dau : Mi.'
Un Rdmund .\a-ii, of fly- and Ba?
i, uiii i..- married to Douglas Qoi
mg-( ,,i I. "'i Saliii,|a\ a) in.
borne, In Bavannah Th?
lionor will '? aim Eleanoi N.-.sli, and ihe
hrldesmaidi will Include Mi- Pann* Bai
0f Loulevllle; Ml-- Alice Pli h? r, Miss
Watklnr. snd Uli Is Mc
L* ighlln. of By?. x- ' M ?'si ? M-l
??avannah) and Misa Katl
lliirv? . of h_OI
I,-., of ?3altiraore, ?III lie the !.. si nun.
an.I 11 ? 9M i.
.-'!..ui j Tregellaa and Bartletl Johnson, of
Baltimore; Percj R. '': "?. Id, . I
Comerford McLoughlln, ?.f i: ? N I and
Edmund Sash :in'' ''
Bavam ah. Tin Bow. r ?:;:? ?? II b. Ml
i Watklni and 1 < li lenn? Wat?
Ki,,s^ of Ry?. al;'' M" ' '? :"1-'
and
, -ii w?i ?.. n,. ,.
IR.
MRP.
H W. TAFT NOW CATHOLIC.
m,- Henri ?' T"fl ' N" ' " ' ~' !w"*
er-in-la** el .'?-m.l - ? Taf. has
i opal f.uth an?] I
'
t. I| si
,. i-,.i. a . ,u- and ?mi,
, ?--i, .*?..?.. I*'-? i-"'-"?'
Bernard Vaughan. tla ?*>g?W> Jc.uiu
'ALFRED SUTRO DISAPPOINTS
j "The Fire Screen" Inferior to
Dramatist's Earlier Work.
n ? im I
London Fab. 7 -Alfred Butro'a new
..st jda;. "The I* ? - ' ? ? " I't-o?! i ?
Arthur Botirchler at the Garrick The
sire to-night, b) no ?means sii??e.-ded In
?lupin atlng the BW i ".?f ?>f The Walls of
i. hO." '' opened with a flu!! a?.
?I- h ?I") not Introduce the ? hlof opuro
??f the i'ia?. an Bailable ??nuire of ?dans
whose function II wsa in ?he sctton to
t>r?-\.?tit trouble l.ctw?-??n man an?) vit
. *. ? _ -hallos sd* ent?rese
1 be ?.nd ?< ' brought Arthur
p.c.i.. let .ii-l Iren?? Van Brugh together
In a delightful comedy passage, played
with ;? 1 iixr.r but eure touch The third
however, i??t the comedy down to
the low level of an artificial Intrigue
and the fourth ? I ille involving, a
happy ending, with the adventure?
fi.-d ??nd the husband an?) wife reconciled,
thoronghl ible.
The pis ws an in
dulgent ii'i'ii'-t- ? is distinctly in
fari-.r to Atfr??l Butro'S earlier works
Kate Cutler, as s shallow Intriguer, gave
;. remarkabl. fine performance: ?fisher
wii.t.- was s? ?ii to advantage In a light
comedy role, and Arthur p..?itchier
played throughout In hi) best corned:
SI Vie.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE
"Glaube und Hcimatli."
...
? to
deb) '?? i-' odui ng ? the In Ins Place
'i i satre I?, irl ? I? al drama,
? und Hei math." This v,.,v ?on
llei pi i, ?? ir. ? ?erman and the
? ? . ? I
tainted i' both
ble addition to German dramatic li'
?. th. sombre. Is
poignant m I of
for H th the < onfllct In I
?
? . ? ? ? li religious
?
At the height t the i '?.ihoh? i
I ? ? of th? eventeeni reni
ni ????!? red ll ?
ishment ol >uld not re?
? Prot? at ant I m '
the |
mmui Ulcer, filled
e .th ii qulsltoiia who stops at n-)
?
\ irsl'i
Mary in hounding the poor Lutl rai - Th
Chief t" asant . harr.? ?? ? In th? ". ? '
tant with a
lo .-on? ? ,.l hi* r. lisio
'
?i Hut ?? hen ii
a ]???. r ni'lgl
i ?Il snd h?
?
His
-
'hurcti V\
?
? Tier and the father bot
it her I
with an ,.)?
"1 oi ?? ? ? .
out th? hand ..f pardon ? ? ?
? , k l ng 11,
Of hi a
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slmpl?
Korks
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meg ' ? M
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the ? ' . el y to
hope ol , ?
goaded
h by t h e s
? nun.'Hd by the
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In? ? moving
rhe cas)
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ELSIE FERGUSON RETURNS
Will Re Seen as Dolly Madison at the
Eulton Theatre
ppj ?.nd unusual
sn artist and of ?
,,i pr.. letton of her that Mil ? Klsl
?uso' '.' to \? s ? m K.
a fortnight ? absence, snd will, next Hoi
fternoon, et a holiday matin?
; ilton Th.-atr? W ? Bl Mth St'?-' I. I. -
punt? ?c ?? ??? i formai ? ? ->- i toll) M idlson In
?The l'.r i Lad) .i. the Land.'
? .. _me rompan) .. befori Miss i ?
gUSon BCt<*d ?r.ls part in Hu- pis .. .lie.IP
,r..- o Hroadwa] for iw.. month--,
and then, to thi ; ? , ? ,
appoint!. the i un roui hl o
There wi
.. , onfllct "f dates ? lilch made It
m. t.. continu. ? he tie .i...
she ha?l
. \ . gave Un- toi: .'
? . rir.il.- OH
rlty hlghl) enjoyed Son that
. ?! .h -,. lopments han ? - onnectlon
m ith ir i new ? al N?s n ?>rk iheati
PUHon. .Mi. h B Harria Is enabled to
tar al il i ? -
run win undoubtedly tu long m
noting ??f i '"*!? Madison la of me
highest order ol comedy, i delicious
vating work in which vtvactt) ;.n?i ..n.
manners, tenderness, pathos, snd womanly
- I dorn, subtl?*t). gr.i?-.-. hea?t\ .,.,..
traordlnary charm unlti i<? i??im on? ..r the
Interpretations of character thai can
st ige to-d \. v.
DISTR'CT CLUB TO GIVE DANCE.
; ie x.-.r.i. \ill- -' ha sad ? - ? ?? ot
,,i the lle|iiii'!lcau Club ??i th?
i I esii Id v. ni be held at tie ii,,,.
lem Rivet Casino an i'-? evealiig of?
; iv u The commlttes ii . bsrue ha* ,.,..
ptai <?f Presiden) Taft to
di- ,., in f.-r ? fee mlBUtea The Pr. |
.,, town that night to ..-??
dinner. William Cam- : i
sn -i.'I Birman, h ?s nomtf.nl.
,, .,.i -i . gt snd mar? h He led lb?, a-.-,,, ?
: ? '?? pul : ... |.;,,|.
- ?.I? an "M" 't. ?I t.. .
_. ? - ?
POL?-M CANTOR TO SING HERE.
<; Mrn'.i a J.wisb tenor from the I .
I. r. wli temple In Warsaw
? ?.? I". .-...? I. oil th. \ ., ,|, ,;, ,
Un? i Ki-oni Ins W llh? Im fot ..
c.neert toar "f ?',''' eonntn Hlreta. ?h?.
?Ill mak
N Car
r h .. i
, in -, inn) ol t*1* P?n?niB? ni .:, . |
hi '.-?. -- I
SPIRIT OF LIBERTY (to President Madero' -Don't forget, d?lierai, we were to
be ?partners.
MUSIC
Miss Gerhardt's Song Recital.
? ' of any r?>.
continuous per
forma: .-? In pr . ' - !'!> n . > '.
yet >.,, i.,ng th
.- ther teems to ?.. no other aray
I I. m :
. and
them after
thai ? |
r
?I- asure to
\t I- a.-t,
afternoon,
when - rental at
eicle Hull ?he i ing songs (In the
. ??nark and
K iblnst? it 1 " thi tu .-h. add? d, ?.n .?
Min? Ri Uni;..
Wolf 'a "1 ? - eatli
"Im \\'..fc-. rid. ? '!
t?rleg's "Ein Schwan" .1 Welngarti
? ? "h.?*- as? If l-'r.uil. In . e-i -
. bul ai range a
??? m th. Ir si iiti
I Till
Is no saying to whai height ?.
enthusiasm the popula for h? r
and genius might rls hav?j
? tment who
i ? lb. \. a \,,\ i< pub
It
ly iak. n hold of th-- popular
of phrasing, >?f enunciation, of emotional
utteran ? and .. mild expression .?f disap?
pointment thai sie persist* .. mo
notonou* k- tin? ata expr. talon ...
hole* <>f hi : long . A bit of merri?
ment, now .?!.?! then, would marvellously
brighten tu r m ? in. i; but osalbl) the
? ? v. m I* tn.t her A must
i?- .. tribute <?f admiration for the accom?
paniment, i-! i ? -i i : Mia llegner.
n :; k
- m ????
?LA BOHEME" WELL SUNG.
"Le Boh?nn wit I Ml Fort r and Mr.
n, imih ef them In . \. ? lient
hu.uuiit ou' a large audl**nc< ..r the Met
ropolitan Opera Hou.*-? Innl uighl A spe
?-i.il ??.ord ?f lirais, ought t.? I" Rlven n?
Mi Parral for lu i b. nui ? ni u? ??: mezzo
In w hlch th. Itmpldtt) w ai iruly <!???
Ilghlfiil Mi <;i||. wi.?II.
?. H... -h. oth? r Boheml in? beinf M- Ki.lur i
and Mr. d len ???? th-" i
Muh. il
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
i . ? Museum of
i iii?...r\ .m,i th. Metropolitas M .
v r?
I. ne h. ..n ..f ihr National fSoeletj ef the
Ktnplre Kl it
i. i i. m
. irele, w si
p m
t Sea V^rK. I
w nI?|?i i a- ...,.,. i |i m
i.u the \. ? Inn.
I. ? . , . . ; ., . lint?
f II.
? Tariff snd
?
1 lieu-.. So ?It
cu-1
w omen * P Murr .\
Mill l.yc .un. s p n,
Public I. ? lur. ? ef Ihr H?
i. ? . ; Ui
l lui.I in.-nu- . ?' Ile K?
ni th. ?. mason.' \l...i l.uiis? ; l'ubll. |
s,-l,....l :: : No ? i - \\ ?.
R. 1 Public l?. I'.'itti
NI. hola? uvi m.. 'An
i .m i ...n TI rough Tin-., Zoll? ?." "
\l ? l.i':. rinn... . I'ut,lie s. i,.?,i :.-.. \.. 2281
? 'Inn.i ? l'..|..|L-n ? ?iii
ilom ? i.?i I...KI Kydnrjr
Se\ III. I Hhi r Publl H. I.I ??-'. Heeter,
?:<~ \ and n.,
r , Weal '
ttowln Puhil. School ,,| |i
?? n "Olim?.?. ? ..r S..H11. Am.
o.i I II..1 ? -i V W I'ard; Public
..??i I??., i -
"Th< Health ..r th? Child l?- S.
n lie s, in...: ! 10
? ? i . .m w ?gner
...,i ill? . .?.? Part It." M Knld M. .-'.
i.. Moni i- lb lie School ISA, lOStti itreat,
? ?
s. ho?>l? foi Moya, i.r .-i, '...-t; ?
Institut. Hall. Nu -.-is Kam liai
1 It? H. alth ?.| Kc-l.l Chll Iran " Di Jel n
?? .'? l*boi T? mpl . .i hw? -. eme.
"i Uth -n et i ,,n.i - rond :.- erni--.
n ... rin.u, i sy pj, u-ni.i.
N- un \? |H*1 Hudson
>?f w iia'hinata i " Hi.- H--?
*- ?;...ii.i. ., |i n,.,ex "dorrt!
,i,,i Boaton
Itojd I.rue- Ilion i,.,, ,?,| |
1 Katal. ... .?;, n Pllhllr
???' t ''??'".i Third ''hlld
? ? ?niella M
PUblI? S. I.....I |,, ,' ,. ,., ,,, ,
I 'HI ' I I,..1- .1.
,:'" i?- rford Publie trJrhool :;?'?.
Il ? . [tal
e." A ?toi- ... i|. H ill.?els Til!.le- I
' ... ... .i : l
? Han ? An- illa?-j
tuied, Charles W. ChaSwicS, J
TRUMAN C. WHITE DEAD
?Justice Gave Death Sentence t
Assassin of McKinley.
lo. Tel, 7. .Trur.an C Whit?-. <-.
jilMlee of the Supreme ?Yeirt. tho man nl
t.r, nOUnced tb* death sei:ten?-e on I />e
?Caolgoss, siss*slii of ?Pr?sidant MeKtale;
laud | resided at m..nv famous trial? tit
? It. this <-it> to-da\ after an operation.
Justine White retired from On beneh i
i*"? !o. when !.. reached the pres.-rib?-'l aa
Knut.
Rx-Justir? White ?xas a native of rerr*?
burg, \ v.. born In :?*-???. and educate
,,- te. country m hools and the Sprtngvil!
A idem) At th?> first call for troops i
the Civil War h- enlisted as a private a
-erveil till 1-?S.',. reaehlne the rank of flr?
lieutenant. On hin return to privai
took up tin? Study of lav under Jud?;
Stephen l?oekwond. and In 1?*TT was so
'-.1 to the bar Ife h.-ca-i prectic?
Bull ?'??ir u.ir
! In I?"?! Mr White - l a judc- o
rlor ?'oiirt of Buffalo. s?>rTin?T 11
capacltj till January l t-w, when thl
ci.iirl -vas abolished i m?e .. mem
' !?? i ..f i.e.. Supreme ' 'ourt.
MAJOR W. R. LOGAN.
?' ? ? ? f. ?!. ; Mi. ** it. f.osan
cuatodlan "f the recent!} opened <;ia?-|e
National Park, In Montana and ati Indlai
.1 ? ??! hei ? to?da] from hear
dlseas* Major ?Legan was :.fty-f?ur :? ea:
.?id and leaves a wife and two daughters
His father, an "id Indian fichu r i- burtei
on Ouster's last battlefield, and hi- -???
will probably be burled ix'side him. Aft.
his retirement from the army some year:
Major I.o?an wat made an lndiat
; ag. nt.
?-?
WILLIAM SMITH.
Rochester, Peo. T. William Smith -une
? Id. millionaire, nurseryman
spiritualist and philanthropist, died It
Geneva let* last night sfter a brief ill
?
He was president of the Standard Opti
?; Company, a director of the First Na?
tional Hank and prominent in many othei
business ?*on.-erns. H* was esperlallv In?
terested m s.-tenee. brlncnu I?r. W. B
Brooks, Known a* the discoverer of romets
to Gen? a, an.l ui,ilntatiie?1 an observatory
for him.
Mr. Smith gave to Ifobart Coll?ag* an en.
, ... ?...........
a
C W. MULFORD.
Ilempstead, I* nig Island. ? '? ?!? 7 Charles
ll Midfurd, oiM .?i Eiempstead'a oMest an.i
??? st known residents, d--d this mummt* a?
the ag? of eighty?frva In IS4S Mr. Mulford
? hank tn the northern part
01 this -:..!?. w hero he ?;i? hon
-tarted f.>r California In the tirst day.? of
iM fever In California ha was for h
time an express rider, engaged In the bank
ftiK business there and prospered
. ?n his return Kast lu Set Up m the ' I
business hi..1 was for man? -'.us m He. U
man ?treel Manhattan H- I ucht a farm
It- Hempetead fort) year- ;it" HI* wtt?
died iwe year? aso. and he leeve* two
dauchl ?
a
MRS. WHITNEY LYON.
\ir? Henrietta Acnes Lyon, wife of
Whitney I,von. member of the tirni of I.
\V. Loon ft Son-, at No. KM West **7th
.he.i v-'sterday mornlnK at Paranae
U.ki from pneumonia Mr.- t.yon was
thlrtv-nvo vears old. She was married t..
Mr. [?yon in t-f*t Besldee her husband ??
?on ami >i night?-* "nirvtre.
?-???'
OBITUARY NOTES.
CAPTAIN ALBERT WEI.T.P. Csms?f
F, '->! Resitnent. national guard? died In
geheneetady yesterdsy.
BDQAR I I "?WE. president of the New
Haves Towing Company and hai hormaster
of N?-'.\ Haven Harbor, died nt his house
in New Haven last nlpht after a weeks
illness, with pneumonia. Captain Dow?
hors "U Roanoke Island. N. ('., In
..nd went to New Haven In 187!? BS
was a SMBSher of the New Haven Harbor
. ommtaalon also.
MHS. ANTOINETTE IRWIN, wife of
Brigadier General B. I?. Irwin. I*. 8. a.
(retired), died In fhlnsgn <?n TVmbb** from
the ?Sect* "f " paraijti?- etroke.
MUS SARAH HWINti SINCLAIR, wife
of Archer C. .Sinclair, or Cedar Kapldr>.
Iowa, di.'l \?-sterday morning at Itoonevlt
Hoapttal after a lonii illness. She was In
her thirty-fourth y?-ai\ Besides her hus
i.and two daughta? sut ?I'm. "rao burial
.-.ill tak. place ..i Cedar R?pida on Ratur
day.
. HA RI.HS RATMOND gUTTON, w ho
employ H In the People'* Bank. No.
mal Btreet, died yesterday at his
home at New ? anaan. Conn. He MB*
i\wntv-slx vears old. The funeral will ho
h< 1.1 .... Saturday si the home (,f (Stephen
'-. . h r Smith Ridge, N?-w .'anaan.
TliOMAfi ?JTOK.i'iJ, head of the dim of
iThntnH? Stok?? t Son?, pr.vl-lon d??aW*.
lof No. *Jr] ..:?-. n . ?. ii si .P. t. dr-d vosterdav
?at h), home. No ."..?s Qarfleld pl?ace Hrook
ji?u. Mr. gtokes ??..- h?.m In ?Devonshire.
i Kiiglan-l. and .-an., t.. this country 3? the
lag?- of ten yean H* lee
I sephln? Kglnl m sr.Ua -
MARRIED.
1 HUDSON niSBeiJ T.
iau .
I? i? ?? 1st? It the R? K.?iv
Hn?. ?I ir ? i
P Brawn, ?
ISHEPARD \I-, .: .
7. IS12, si the horn- nt I No I*?'
R?n.?en ??.. PrayVih i, \ 1 Bliss
?<? Dr. and Mr? n???-?
r ? .,->-. ???.- ss.-p^,
nf a "? ? ??).
Notirr. of marriage? sn?t den'h? must b?
: accompanied i.? full Ban? and addr???
DIED.
, .... ?. Mfert, *" ItbetsilBa
M -'p- '?rr. Sarah f.
r '?' -?. Thoma?
suites ?".-?rt?? r
' Mltehlll, Marsaret I ft, T-.l>.ab?th M
M-! ' .- Wn-li llinnibl
? Mulfnrd ?'hurle. U. i.. - Held? ?>*>rs?
M^-ia .tu i ; v oas'?. WltliSm H.
1 );.- ie v. Mar?
BALDWIN \r Ho??ew-?ll \ -, F-br.iary T.
Elisabeth Wataon. wit- a.f ?.arm .- Ha'ajsaln
Il ?111 he hrlil i' V) -
l>tir:r. N V. ?ill l>.- announced ta??r.
i'i'Mf'MAN Ban \i Bard ma a, i**** 44 yc?r?
r.inarai Tbe Funeral ? ? :- h Kes. ?.' ?nd
Ma W?jei _?. ?? ?Trank B ratapball rtuii'in-rt.
LYON 1'? li.-U.a 7 .?kr N ?' .
Henrietta \in?-a 1.. > ???? ??. ?tf.? or wtv- ?y
lausill ? Sa-brnnr?????.
latermeni a; oonvsnlence ot tan?li>. <a:ifor
nla pap-r? ? ?
MILLER On Fefonian " IBIS ?' N... rm *>?*'
T- ?ir.--! n.a- Oattelyoii Roa?4, V]atb'i?h
Ellen T. Miller i ?? K- ?? ? .- beloved ?a?_<? of
M ? ? *-".: >?ar.
MIT. '11 IT.'.. \r her r?i.)-n ?-.?. No. >?*? r?rk
- yah iia-v 7. 11)12. Mar?
garet t Mltehlll, daughter ot the lat? Hani
. [ \:. hill sad Ans B. Miuhli;. No" ??
of funeral I
MONTBKECXM'RT Os r.!ni?~. S IS13, soo'-l-?
breleng M?Hiteiw>oourt, wit? ot \ a Men
ten?.:-t ie-'! 12 rasrs, at th? ra-?ijene? of
la r I v- y ft -vice? a? No
_?_? Oi irg avenue Oanford, N. f.. on Thur?
!.?r\ '?. ISIS, .?' 4 p. ir Interment
pr!? ?
MI'f.F?'?UI> AI II??rp?i?.v!. r?->"is; Is.ard ????
WiMnoeday, I'?''ir-ur? 7. rharl?? W. Ms
aged ST. ?ear? Tunera! servie??? will Im
at I '- ???!.?. Fultoa a?.-?.. Rompt
at 3 p. ai . Saturdaj. February 10.
PHILLIPS ' >?> February ft. tSIJ M M. .
.1.1.1.1 .17.1.1?. > Pt-ilDn? a? her ,?- V, m
~.,iit'- i iM..:,t -?? Ml ? >??r
ef her a*. )'irn":il ptttl ale
! RI?'*HKY Al ?"naftas, N J., on th? oh tn?t.
stan ?'?? ufbtei nt tat iai? Augustus <;. a*i4
Ann* 1} Rickey. Hervtcas at h?r la?? r??t
I d?n<-?, NO 4171 W?o r-iv? ?? . TeSBtBB, N t .
I on Thur?'a\ affi'n-on. at 2 p. a. t'i'-r?m-nt
h? FSvervws Ctaaatarjr, at esaneatsass of
frfii-llv.
Sl-.lKCnr OS Ts?S?Jsy, Fehruarr- A till?. ^,
-i: . '.. lo\?s1 eio'her of Fr?.ler)rk ?e|f?rt.
in her "vi vf.r. K.ineral fr?am her tat* NBl
,l/>n. e ?;,v ISBA rfth ?I????. Br-i?-??,Ij-n. on Kri
4a>'. Foaraan o. imi?. hi l p si
SIN?'I..\lt: A' Roosevelt Hi-?*pltHl. W?dn???l??'
morning. February 7. Sarah K-vlns SlnrU.r.
?. If? ..f Ar.-her .'. Slln ?ir. of ' lar Rapid?.
I"v.s, an* daushter of Mrs A 0 BwtSS? C\tn
tna, Iowa in th? Mth rent -?f h?r *x*. int??
ni--iu ai ?'"lar ItapMv t'?wa. S?i?ird??, l'?^^?l
a?v 1??
ST??KKS Eatand into rr?t. si ^-ookb-n. F?b
rssry 7. 1012, Thoma? Btokes, ..??rly T*?l??-?d
lnishand of JamphtOt Rstat-M l'nn?r?t ??.
-? fr...,, ht? lion.?, No S8B i;?rt*?H I
Frlila?. ?venin-;. Fehniar? !> ?? >> ?? ? le-V. In
| term?nt sritrsle.
HT*TT?)N' A? New ''anaan ?onn . ?> ? W ?an??
?1a?-. Fehruar?- 7 ISI2. ?liar ' Sat?
ten, ir ti.? '?!?th ..-..r of hi? ..?? Funeral t
.1?. ?ii !.. re-'-i from ' -"?p;i?n
F. K??l.?r. Snihh r.idse. New '.'.?an. .'inn,
SHttiPiav, robniarj la ?? .'-..to p :. r*a*>
nas-s in waiting si N?s Cassas stsilas tat
leerlas ?Irar-I ? '?inral |.i|<?i at l'.'rft't
na>on.
BWIfT on Tu-?aia>. Fentantf ?? F.h??h??h
Mlgea-m Swtft. onh ilaughter .af 1 >r and Mr?.
Klwin H Swift Kini.-r.'! ..ru.r?. will hi h?le
nt !.?r lat? rtntienr?, No 113 Wrat *>i?i ?*-,
..? S o a-l.la-k 'I'llUI. '
VAN WTCK In tin* ?it?. M Tir.sl.i. V'?hru
ary ?'.. )'.?1-. Hannah K.. wldoa ef Thr.
.1 Van Wyck sad daschtor of ?).? lat? rain?
and Maria Van Wych Biiwkerhoff. In th? ??
f lr-r Hp' ?'lierai ?ervi.. ? a 111 he held
.-. morning at )i?:.'t?> al the IUi
Dnteh ?hura-h. fifth eve ..n?) 2tii, ?t.
V(>N DM MKIKK SU'lal-nlv. .?: Kehruary ?5,
)t))2 ???orge Von Der H-I i? i. i. ? 7lih \tar
of hi? age. Funeral aervl?-?? at hla Igte r??>?t
alena-e. No. 247 l'rai?|K..-t Piar*?, lir-ixiklyt.. a>B
HBBTSSas evening. FH.iuary ?.. ,,t s o'clock
WOODfl ">? Monla?. F.-?riiar-, 5. I?.?)_. Wllllgsa ?
II W?x?1?. Fu?era' aorvtcoa at hi? lat? n-al
aienie, Ne Xil l.?xin^i..ii svtNMi? firooktyn, on
Ttiur?J?la>?*aftcrn<a>n. at "J o'ala?-:c
4KMKTKRIES.
THF. WOOIII.WAN < KMKTFRt.
?33d It. By Harlem Train and by Troll??.
Office. 20 East 23?1 St. N. T.
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