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THE SUN SUNiFRIDA1 FRIDAY APRIL 22 2 2 1904
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nnriiA 1flWl 14 HARKED MTISIO7V l1mUOIX 1 MTISIO IRS1OXv
7V v HAHLKM HAHLKMS IIHU II1iLtIITIIroIthIfl I
S 4 TlirnlihlnR Impersonation Iult of Iower Iowernnd 1011nnd Ionerarni
nnd MBRnetUm laneII1 and Not ot Ton Subtle SubtleH
H liny Mn Ia He Seen on nrondway Later Laterivrlinps IatlrIfrllnp 1aterIerIiapTIl
ivrlinps IerIiapTIl The Harlem Tolk olks Mice It
1 wo raniiWc in tOWII own There h I Ithug some something 501llrthlh ¬
thing thlh uncanny IIncallll in in tho idea First you go goto goto 0
to Hi I hI I ° lludfonnml IIudon nlld tce IC Marguerite angling anglingfor nnlllllfor
for tin tl h rOt then up III nt tho Harlem Opera OperaVirginia OperaII
II I I i Virginia irziIlL1 I rg i iiL Horned I I an ed tearing tturln I tho ho cconcry cconcrytui cen eniryI r re
e tui I in At d IV nnd with lth a genulno elite Coltiuirt lellioIpltlc elitergu
irt rgu > iir A Celtic e tile Camille What a I jolly jollyIliiuvatmn jollrl jollyIiI
Iliiuvatmn l IiI A consumptive COII COniIUJit lIl11ptivu IV cvcoitc rollc who whoIm whohn w ln lnlia
Im lived nenr the I ho hanks hanl > 4 of the river rhtrUfcoy rhtrUfcoyRnd LllTey LllTeynnd
nnd later on transfers the biMintM > 8 to the thecity theIt
city < It by tJ the Seine lIw there will lie nothing nothing1ft
Ill In illlho tho I ho wav va of novelty 1I0ellyexcC except l a perform performance I rform rformRncn ¬
ance in which there arc two CamiUc two twormandn twolrlIDldHfunor twotruiands
rmandn lrlIDldHfunor fancy two Henry hear Millers Millerstwo MlllorsrudCIICtA MillersPrudciCtA
two PrudciCtA Vurfcicc two Dutalu Duwlno no there wo woliraw wodraw 0 0ira
draw < ira the t hI line tho two 7uin now no exhorting exhortingon exhortinon
on Broadway and llMh 12 th wlreot respectively respectivelyWIMII
WIMII e 1 I empty e 11111 the tll I 113 biggest hllt hlggi lSt thtntre heat t r in tho thorruiirv thoIhOlllh t ho hol
rruiirv l I I FV rv though I i us a joint Jo tnt attraction ott met ton they theyiiiielit tlllYI t heyiigFit
iiiielit I h fill Mvernl seral tfal churches churchesI <
I rumored lIll1orlllIlIt LI nored that t liatwar war to the Ih mHo I nile Ims Imsie 11MIll Ii n neI
ie eI Ill < > ii declared d > lnrtII and II lid under tho roof of the theurn thelII theIlI
urn lII rrohinonta dovocoto Miss Harnod Harnodi hamadrpurtal
i ported l > ort1 as II saying Iaylo It that she lw may ilia move moveuown moveflWII moreiwo
uown iwo to Broadway 1Ir03 < 1wII rout a theatre and andihrow I andhrw nd ndrlirow
ihrow down the gauntlet nllllt1ot YOT that is isn i iIW1C1nb11l iII
n laiilablii Iam ClL11liI sontlmunt ont linen I but mi t to whom will willthrow willthmw
11 throw down tIme th gao Ita e of war ar Xot to toMiss toIi toIIs
Miss Ii Angliii nglim we li hope H it m would l be > e openly openlyiiuinivlcilgtiig openlyIdlill openlyEl
iiuinivlcilgtiig El I t Idlill lid gin g that ha I charming clmarznIn young youngwifnaii VOIIUCtllall rout g giaIm
wifnaii tllall as > a rival 11 vIII Camille Ml1 li Angllu Angllui Anglinkah n 1In 1InI
i SH Iakl kah iking iiIg the lie linen of the play and mak malilig makI
lig I g a 1 Mt t of f miisculiir motions to accom accominy IIceomI aceomnItlly
I Itlly iny liir h 6xi p > ch but She is i i certainly not noti lIotDIlllu
i laving I V ing nuinuss DIlllu Marguerite Qaulier Aftnr Aftnrthe AnnrII
II the I tie author hits indicated Indlcnt ll in no linear unceria
ia I n fashion tho social so < al Htatus of the lady ladyIuiMo lah lahII ladeprofion
IuiMo II profession proft lon in the world as a Htlddy Htlddyf
f HIP m lip Kiplings lias it itnnd and as II Miss IiAA Anglln AngllnVPS
g > VPS no I hint Ii in I emotionally 1lI1otloIl1111 atnot tom imilly socially oclall or orilierwiw orIIfrwl orierwi
ilierwiw IIfrwl of If Mile OaulierH character and anilninlhods and111111110d andm2Ithjol
ninlhods of life there th ro is no neotl to torisriiss toitt
risriiss 1 at length IJII th her nttitudo inward Iowa rei the theiiiimn Ihl1rllnn tI tIp
iiiimn p mTnmi Klie hlf i h not Camille Ca711 lc whatever else elseNow tlee
e lIIa 1 10 10Now > 1 1ow
Now ow Mis Mi Ii Harned who hlo is i naturally much muchmorn I11l1chmom nuichmuoro
morn skilled in matters technical than Miss MissAnglin MlsAnghin III IIIAnglin
Anglin presents prt rntA n perfectly intelligent ear vernon earlion lr lrlion
lion It is i shorn of its it moro unpleasant unpleasantfailures IInplcasantfatllrell utaplea8aflfmmimre
failures such as sniulings coughing coughingrobbings cou coughing4ohblngs hln hlnIbblngs
robbings and slobberings lobblrin yet Il it is ii suffl sufflicntly IumPnllr sufilintly
icntly realistic to make I1n > 1 you turn your head headMIP headI headhe
MIP I he other way av and wish you 011 were watching wntehingTho
1 The OtherCiirl Olhr < flrl let I t us II say f < l For one thing thingMi thiin thiinMki
Mi Mki 1I s lEarned has hin ncnonal xt < 1 > > oiuil 0 nil I force brutal brutalharsh brlllalharh bratamhirsh
harsh almost nlmo t repulsive repll 1 hp nt It times for t or an another anolher aimother ¬
other sho ho has beauty blaul It may not be bepoetic h hpollle hepootic
poetic beauty beaut nor the tli > spiritual beauty uealltyIhllt beautythat
that flowers from the higher h hr > r life but hulll hullli ft ftbeauty itbeauty
i beauty neverthel oeaulC du rfiuftr rfiuftrThere diubkhem diubfrIhere
There it is It is tangible Her figure fl url i iindulatingwith III IIIndlllatingwlth indumlatlngwlth
indulatingwith a wicked snukelike willowy willowymovement willowr10VemEnt willowyMovement
movement when sh shs hA walks and she has haszrms ha haprml hasarms >
arms end shoulders that may be seen not notfjgRested notFIJ notuggested
fjgRested FIJ Iled And then Miss lIs HaTned po pof 101Mo pos posees
f 1Mo M tho Ih ho sensitive In ltl muzzle the th > noso and andraouth alldmoll andranuth
raouth moll I h of one of those t delicate dellea II does you yousea youe 011 011fNI
sea e grazing in parks and timidly lleeing lleeingas I1p lleeiruas in
as 11 you ou approach The nostril no trilll iouni for formuch fatmll formuch
much mll h as indices of emotion and in Miss MissHarneds MjwHamads liAHarneds
Harneds case her mask mR > k is I extremelv flex flexible 111iblo ¬
ible her hetIe8 hem eyes eloquent and her speech I speechlnt < pehIInt I IUnt
Unt her speech Celtic Or is 1111 the hI accent accentleftover accentleftover I cent centleft
leftover left oyer from fromtho tho Light tint Lien Ier IerMinly tlrainlyln er eriitihy
Minly ainlyln in Harlem shs 6h is hi a broth of a girl nirlas rlrIail
as a the town policeman put it Sho hu broad broadw broadn broadher
< w n her vowels whenever she hI goes down downho downho downV
V t ho vocal cxull4Cl1lp scale But she he does not leave llIl lit tllr tllrItl1dltmce r raudience rsuidleuice
audience in doubt as zm to the th manner of ofwoman ofoman ofwoman
woman she depicts leIict Sentimental Yes Vrsbuckets YOIbllcklttl Yeslitickets
buckets of sentiment soul lineal but a veritable Irlluhl wild wilddevil wilddelIln vihIdevil
devil delIln in petticoats flOttjf0at8 when her humor is I cp opposed cppo cpP5el ¬
posed po ed Her third act is the best o t though thoughfhe tho tbothmhe h hhe
fhe he death scene is ISlrlkin i striking and amid harrowing harrowingenough harrowlnlInoU111 harrowingenough
enough because of its suppression AUppf ioli of stale staletheatrical 11111111Ieatrlcillliolccll staletheatrical I
theatrical 11Ieatrlcillliolccll 11Ieatrlcillliolccllr devices devicesXew tioticeaNew
New r York has been spoilt by u seeing leell1 so somany ROn1lln sonub
many n1lln nub great rlLt Camillen CnmilellIf if there is genuine genuinegreatness genuinegreatness enulne 1 1reatneM
greatness possible posl > l in such a faded role roleSarah roleSarah I ISarah
Sarah Bernhardt threw us UBlntoICII into res ecsades attics arlh of ofhot ofhot f fhot
hot and cold Moiljeska ololje > ka culmtT moro moropoetic morepOllIo immurepoetic
poetic showed us tho refined shIn hit of the thehnrlots theh1rlotll thehtrlots
hnrlots nature while Duso DIIRolent lent toCamillct toCamillctfoul to toCamitkuil Cmilc CmilcIIIII
foul uil the sombro colors of her own Before Beforennd Beforeand rforo rforond
and nd after these artists we had fat and thin thinfamilies thinIIiIles thInarn11e8
families IIiIles noisy note guy mid melancholy Ca Camfc Ca1ie4 a aile
mfc ile And now Margaret Iar ujpt AnclinH wig is ish Ish ishn
h hn last straw III raw that breaks brealflthCamilR t he OaimVes hack hackn harkIlUthe
n multe nn a a Irish bull hullund and VirKiiuaHiirned VirKiiuaHiirnedwith Ylr11I11I JlulII hlamntslwith I Iwilh
with all her Celtiisms reveals a woman womanwnlui womannllll1 womanwnhmtg
wnlui nllll1 a backbone of adamant a 1 passion passionhat tassion tassionit
hat flames > and the gift Ift of handling handl III the thovarious tbomrlous thevarious
various episodes that Is nothing nllt hlntt short of ofvivid of1ld ofhid
vivid hid Is It Dumass Camille Seo and andnidge nnclalga lndIul
alga Iul o for yourself yourselfTho yourselfTho yourselflIme
Tho first flrf < t two acts she is buoyant self selfI lIetrIolsoo selfiisEd
I Iolsoo oised hardy hal Y Tho end of Act II finds findsher flndsher findsher
her crooning sentimentally at II tho key keylioard klvhoard keyboard
hoard It is a 1 pretty picturo pictllJAand and falso falsois rul rulI
uS is I a chromo In Act III Miss Ilnrnud Ilnrnudpttles IlllnlldrltllS humidttlcs
> pttles down on to work The interview Is IsrlmoHt Isr Isrimost
rlmoHt r fierce in its intensity If sho could couldflip couldFh I
flip Fh lmc might have obliterated > d with a short shortnrm thortnrm uihortarm
nrm jolt the meek little Skvo terrier that thatxpostulated thatpoMlulaWd thatepostulated I
xpostulated with her on thrt subject of oris
liis Ij is brainless ass of a eon She dissolves dissolvesfisters dissolvesoover dissolveshowever
however oover before x > fore that specious plea or the theiMers thetisters
fisters happiness happinCMranoy fancy the real retort
> f a real cocotte on such an ccaslon ccallonand ccallonandproe ceaslonamldproceeds and andproceeds
proceeds proe s to write the famous famouslettcr famouslettcrfiM letter letterMist letterMiss
Mist fiM Anglln might mlghthavo have been playing playingoribbage plalnscribbage playingcribbage
cribbage for all her audience know of the thototter 1110IrUer theLetter
totter writing Not so Miss Harned It la lawritten larlttcn Iswrlttn
written rlttcn in blood and tears and you hear hearvery hoorfer hearever
ever very word of Its contents between the theGurgles thebUrgies thegurgles
Gurgles and gasps A most forcible exit exitoo exitQO exittoo
too oo Is in her hedareell farewell with Armarde Little Littleu
Is left to the hI Imagination Miss Hameds Hamedsart
art is robust at all times Sho could say
with th huge effect Damn your cheek cllff k to toThat
hat dotard of a daddy dadd We wish i h she shewould RhowouJd shewould
would In Act IV hell gets loose and the
Id iso methods are revived with success succvsth I
the th borders of melodrama are crossed crossedmore I Iire
more than once The lady In boo Is a plct plctJre pictire
ire of the day after in the life of a gay
bird of SheM SheMAltogether SelAltogether StelAltogether
Altogether Miss Harned may b be con congratulated conaatuLited conratulated ¬
gratulated ratulated on a strong dramatic though thouehnut
fU from subtle performance Her AI AIfI1l1ndc Areuandc
fI1l1ndc Mr Ir William Wihlam Courtenay III jejunco jejuncohlJtardent
nut hlJtardent ardent Inspirit In plrlt He Hfllooks looks young enough enoughaverage enouJhQ
Q 00 Mr III MilIerlI Swl m and he ie played his hispart alapartY
part with the real Llmbs Club stride its itsaverage 0 0avemge
average both CamiIlecompanJesare CamIhie companies are not notsr notar
fill sr apart anart Saint Oaudena is not visible In
the he Harlem version and up there they say sayurneel M Muneel
I urneel while at the Hudson Kemil is iswpted 18Ipttd r5ecepted
wpted < Ipttd as a standard pronunciation As
t > p the he Prudences
two Prudencesyou you take your cars ars
fir your your OUr choice Both are excellent Fanny FallO
ddison Pitt enacts the character l see er C and an andV
V with all Its Itl petty pelt avaraoious villainy lIIaln in
evIdence Jeffreys JeJTro Lewis exposes for us a a1ingrv a11amboyanl
flamboyant old girl ul1 to larks always alwaysV
V 1ingrv ingr and thirsty thlr > t and an i a good good fellow fello all allIf alllun allround
round lun And m H rlflmkeep this to your
air If for Whinkers Chapman Is still on the
Planet 1 llInfllhlre > there In I a terrible terriulecancall cancan episode
lit it t thecloooof tho tlt clo Close of Act I Shocking ShockingThere ShockingThr ShiocklnglThrp
There soeius S II llttlo Iltt hlttlhope hope for a settlement settlementof
of r the Ih Weber k Fields
differences Ind Indlehrauh Jnde Indeed < < J
lehrauh I le broach widens daily What a pity pityMlii pityMiu
Mlii 11 Joness Harp Cnnrort CnnrortMiiw Conltrlhl ConeertMIsq
Miiw hl Edith Jonos Jon the harpist of the
1 hurch of tlie lh
Hoanml
Heavenly Host gave a con confTt conrt commrt
fTt rt last l 1t night III ht at Mendessohn Hall Hho Hhok Hhoth8 She1ad
1ad d the ftRl AlI assistance is4ntO tico of David Blspham
he h k I popular barytone Henry E Duncan
rRnniet of her church and Clarence de delentalists
t aux Hovlr viohlnlstj lollnlKl The three IlIslruo IlIslruoj1
j1 lentalists ntaIl8t l were heard in two trios Miss MissnnS tlis
nnS amid IOfle oneR iia Mr t tann ann annJlr and Jlr Ilr < Roer J01 each C 1layod solos
Bispham sang some of Dvoraks
fvjy iI Ysy P Y songs > niB and other numbers < The
sucjlen udence was of good size sizeHackftt IIIzeIlIlclcrtt alseIlfleliuitt
Hackftt to Play Ia M lal lalContract ltais ltaisUorit > 11 11COlltrntt1l
Contract Uorit were signed yesterday eolt rrlay between
James J II K Ie Hackctt and Daniel Frobman Frobmanwhich
t which hlch the former will open at Dalys Dalyson
l Ihatm 5LroAn on AprlllO AnrIh 4PrlI t0 In ThB Cro Crown n Prince PrincewJI
1r tJn fhl thIs Ir Irjjrnojjjtthjnee
wJI Mr Hackrtt has cancelled tIIn lICd his
tern tour tourII
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II 1 II
cnvnon cnoni SOCIETY SOCIETYfrroond 50CfTTJroond SOCIITISecond
Second Concert GHrn Cienst at St narlholo narlholomrw flarthololumens
mrw 1111 lumens riiiiroh riiiirohTlio hllrrhTho hmirehFlue
Flue second concert of the Ite Church Choral ChoralSociety ChorRIFclety ChoralSclety
Society took place last night at St Bar Bartholomews Barlholomews 13crthio1onuevs ¬
tholomews Church Madison avenue a and andFortyfourth andFortrfourth amidFortyfourthu
Fortyfourth street str t fine programme con eoncUted conf consbted
cUted f < of Horatio Parkers concerto for or organ organ orgun ¬
gan nnd orchestra given IIn for tho flr firlll t time tinioIn tlmoIn timeIii
In this thl city Bftohh uhit cantata The Lord i ia 11 11a Isa
a nun and a shield f < lWts netting of the thoThirtt th thlhlrltCl1th thehuirteoiuthi
Thirtt lhlrltCl1th < onth Pnulni 18U I 111 Dvoraks To Dourn Dournand DC Deuriimmml > UIl1 UIl1Rile
and Rile UachH toccata In F 1 o for orchestra and nndornaii I1ndorKall andorgan
organ Tho solo HliiKere worn Margaret MargaretFry MargaretFry IlnrgurctFr
Fry Fr soprano Mrs l1 Richard hoary Warren Warrencontralto Warrencontrultoj Varrencontralto
contralto Franklin IUWHOII tenor nnd nndFrodirlck amIIrrderlcl aiulFrederick
Frederick Whetler hecII Iwes I R Dr Parker ParkerplnyiKl Iarker11IaIllho Parkerulaymi
plnyiKl 11IaIllho tho orgun orgunlJRrt part of Ills own concerto concertoThU concertoIh concertoFimis
ThU Ih American composer is known to tohave tohave tohave
have ideas of hw own In regard to the music musicof
of ilm sanctuary ManclullT and his organ concerto concertomight concertomight concertomight
might by nomo ho regarded n lIS a lively livelyIliilHtrntlon livelyilIutmUon livelyillustration
illustration of thin individuality But Butundoubtedly ButIIndouutedly Bittundoubtedly
undoubtedly Dr Parker in composing it itwas Itwaa itwas
was not thinking of the church nt all but butf butCJf butJr
CJf f the organ or un purely n as fI nn instrument The Thoconcerto Theeonrerto Thucomicerto
concerto Is I clearly cloarl a concert pIece designed designedto
to give ntnplo ncopo to the combined combinedpowers tOmblnNlpowers combinedP
powers P ° ers of the great organ of today and andtho anLitho andthio
tho contemporaneous orchestra orchestraIt
It is In three thn movements the t ito first being beingpractically baingprlcticnlly beingPruictieflily
practically n dual one connoting of an anallegro anlLlle anallegro
allegro lLlle ro ami iv concluding undunto Tim Timsecond fhtJf ruesecond
second f < is I nn allegretto and the third thirda
a strongly marked allegro The open opening openInR openmug ¬
mug allegro all ro revels > I in sonorous maso masoeffootK mallleffucIH masseffects
effects while tho ensuing andante intro introduces intralIuce introduets ¬
duets a most engaging violin Iolln solo which whichppcnks whichIpeaks whichepeaks
ppcnks In dialogue with the organ The Thenllofjietto Thenllf1 rheatlegmetto
nllofjietto nllf1 elto is dainty and almost reaches H a afchuraindo afohonunclo asohurzando
fchuraindo mood Tho finale at the be beginning beJinnln beginning ¬
ginning comes nearer to thin old traditions traditionsof
of organ mtisio than tho other two mote moeinonts mo moteuilemits e eI1tllts
inonts but In its closing measures moves movesagain mOlijagain movesagain
again into tho treatment of the organ as asan asan ISIn
an accessory I1cce ory of the orchestra Tho work workwas workiIs VorlWill
was iIs well played nnd plainly interested its itslipnrprs illlhparen Itshearers
hearers lipnrprsMr hparenIII hearersMr
Mr III Warren tho conductor of tho Church ChurchChoral ChurchChoral ChurchChoral
Choral Society Soclc > t has excellent aims and Ills Illsorganization hiliorgl1nl7ation hisorganIzation
organization llllt nn Important place in tho thomuHicnl thomUlllcnl themumusical
muHicnl life of the city clt But tho singing singingof t < ingln inglnof
of tho chorus last night was not ideal It Itwas ItWlIIlIlltlwr Itas
was WlIIlIlltlwr as neither notable In tone nor satisfactory lIalfl ctol1
In precision pret lon However it was bettor than thanI thantllo thanthmo
I tllo ho performance of time soloists In the theBach theBah theBach
Bach cantata Miss UIr Fry F Fry pang so persist persistently peltntlr persistently ¬
ently out of tune tnn and Mr tr Wheeler rasped raspedout rnsprdout raspedout
out such ch a harsh tone In their duct that thathearing thRthearin thathearing
hearing hearin it was wa anything but a joy oven for fora
a 1 short f < time timeTHOMAS 111111l1I0JIH titmue7Ilotl4s
THOMAS 4V 4 AtiKl IIY 11 lI YEllDlCT YEllDlCTInrj IEIfDICThmr TnDICTJllr
Inrj Jllr Sny nllIr He Owes Mocklne olln flint kotor kotor44atc otor otorfl44SK etorJiI
fl44SK JiI Salary SalaryAfter Ialar IalarAftN SalaryAfter
After considering the matter for a couple coupleof
I of hours the jury in the Supreme Court Courtthat Courtthat Courtthan
that had beun listening to the testimony In Inths Insuit
ths 1113 suit of Edgar A Ely an actor In The TheMocking Thpolocking Th ThMocking
Mocking Bird company Against Edward EdwardK lward lwardH
H Thomas the banker automobilist racing racingman racingman
I man and angel decided that Thomas Thomasowed Thomasow ThomasOWen
owed ow OWen cI Ely EI M15 145 14 for back salary Two Twoj Twosimilar
j similar suits brought by other members membersI
I of the company await trial trialj trialThomllS trialThomas
j Thomas took the stand himself yesterday yesterdaynnd e8ttrdayI
and testified that ho had simply bought boughtTiw boughtThl boughtiiie
I Tiw Mocking loclln Bird for his friend Brady Bradydrier BrndyOriel BradyIrier
drier who managed the company Thomas Thomasdenied ThtJI1IlIIdlnitd rhem rhemdenied
denied receiving any of the profits or hav having bariuig ¬
ing any an interest in the th production productionSCrier drier drier1ms Crierhue
I hue not yet repaid him the 18000 whichh whichlie which whichIw
Iw h put up for tho show Thomas avers aversthat avrstlutt aversthat
that his hi responsibility jpolll < iblllt ended when he lent lentJri lentr1r
0111 Jri r1r r the money moneydrier 1I10nco 1I10nconripr moneyrier
drier rier corroborated Thomas asserting assertingand 8II assertingtluit ertlnlt ertlnltthnl
thnl 1hol1l11 had never been his partner pl1rtntrand partnerand
and had never received any an of the profits profitsdrier profitsGrilr profitscrier
drier nnd Thomas contradicted each eacholherhowpver each0i loh loholherhowlr
olherhowpver 0i on the question as to whether whetherThomas whetherThomns whetherflionuns
Thomas had ever vr cabled drier from Europe Europeto
I to close tho I lie show Thomas said ho did dldcnhle cable cabledrier cablecirier
drier said he h had never a got tnn any such advice ndviceXPW n adviceNw viM I
XPW Theatre Company COIl1I 1l1r In Brooklyn IlronklvnAIIUSV IIroolil1IAIIANY BrooklyntTmiAY
AIIUSV April 21 21Thl The Hanover Theatre TheatreCompany TheatreCompon TheatreCompany
Company of Brooklyn was all incorporated incorporatedtoday IncorporatedtodA Incorporatedtoday
today todA to o olXf oixrnin > ermo ln n 1 playhouse < hotel res restaurant reRtauranl restaurant ¬
taurant or other public amusement resort resortThe 1C0rtflat resortrhie
The flat capital U MXK nnd the lie directors ore nreFrank oreFrank areFrank
Frank Bailey 111l1e Percy H Williams W illlam William WilliamH i1liam i1liamH
H lleynolds deorge n rJt F Dolwon Do 1fIQ n Joseph JosephHnLur J JosephIhmnLer ph phHnLI
HnLur Samuel S Whltehouso and John H HWhvtn HWhytf iIhyte
Whvtn hyte of Brooklyn Brooklynlid
lid Time ItlnKinmter Dcnct DcnctCol 011111Col fleatttoI
Col Francis Coleman for many years yearsringmaster yearsrimugunaster eart eartringmaster
ringmaster in the Barnum t t Bailey circus circusdied clrlusdiu circusdied
died diu < lost night in Bellcvue Hospital of ofSo ofpncmmollla ofpnemmmomila
pncmmollla lIe was lt8 about liO n years old oldSo oldSo
So far as IU is 1 > 1 known ho had no relatives > here hereA hereA
A number of his old ol time friends In the thoTwentieth theEntipth tineTwemntiethi
Twentieth Entipth Assembly district di trlot have nave con contributed contributed on ontrlhuted ¬
tributed JOOO 000 to payfor pa pee fol em his burial burialVrlRlit bllrlalWrlrht burialrigIi
VrlRlit rigIi Lurtmcr Pla PlinY > for a HospItal HonpllalAt Ito pttal pttalAt
At the Knickerbocker Theatre yesterday yesterdayafternoon YlItel yesterdayaftemnoomi ay ayafternooll
afternoon Wright Wri ht Lorlmer gave n special specialperformance specialilrfolTl1uflcO specialjierfoiatic0
performance of The Shepherd HhPrheld King for fortho forIho fortine
tine benefit of St Johns Hospital I in Long LongIsland LongJllU1c1 LongIsland
Island City CIt The performance netted nett d nearly nearlytiOOO nrarl nearlyooo
tiOOO tiOOOnvitr 000 oooIIETIfT
nvitr is I ICItASII WASH ov 0 ELEVATED ELEVATEDTrain EIFLtTIWTrllin lLlF4TIDTrain
Train Comlnc IP CpIlltIOfltt Hits 1111 One Stuntllnn at atthe atthe atthe I
the Station at I20th flith Street StreetFour StreetFour StreetFour
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Four passengers were injured yesterday yesterdayafternoon yeaterdaynfternoon yesterdayafternoon
afternoon In a rear end collision between betweentwo betweentwo betweentwo
two northbound Third avenuo elevated elevatedrailroad plelltedrailrond elevatedrailroad
railroad trains at the H 120th street i < lroe station stationTha lItlltionlhl stationIhe
Tha accident Wall caused by a mlsunder misunderstanding mlsunderRtandinp mlsunderstanding ¬
standing of signals from the switch tower towernear tovernear towernear
near tho lower end of the station The Thofirst Thefirst Thefirst
first train was discharging passengers passengerswhen passengeorwhell passengerswhen
when Thomas Hart in chargo of the second secondtrain Iondtrain secondtraIn
train got a signal Ioal to go ahead When Whenhe Whenhe Whenhe
he rounded the curve into the station and andsaw andMW andsaw
saw tho other train he shut off the power powerand powerand powerand
and put on the air brakes but not In time timeto timeto timeto
to prevent the t he crash crashThe crashThe crashthe
The most mo l seriously Injured were Mrs MrsBoeie MrsRosie Mrsflosle
Boeie Hollander of 01 11 Goerck street nnd nndEdward nndFrlwurd aridEdward
Edward Campbell amp ll of 210 Madison street streetwho i streetwho < lrelho
who ho were taken to tho Harlem Hospital HospitalThe Hospitalfhe HospitalThe
The womans left arm was crushed and tho thomans thomans themans
mans lee was crushed lUsh < < l at the hip Wil William WlllIam Wil11am ¬
liam J Howard of 3010 Third avenun and anddecree andeorte andCeorge
decree eorte Edson of 10 Spruce street were cut cutbv cutbv cutby
bv class lss8 They were able to go home homeThe homeThe homeThe
The glass in the windows of both cars carswns carawas carswas
was smashed and the thfplatroMnIl platform were de demolished detnollllhoo doynohished ¬
molished Motorman Hart barely had time timot tlmllItt
t > set out of if his hi box bosMnnv boxI1 boxMany
Many I1 of the passengers In the rear car carof ctrof carof
of thetruin the mimi ahead were elC women and they theywero theywero theywere
wero badly badl scared Firemen Thomas ThomasMcMamiB ThomallMclllnu8 ThomasMcManmma
McMamiB of Truck 14 and nd John Greene of ofEnzlne ofEnZIIlEl ofEnIne
Enzlne 61 were in the car and they the set to towork towork towork
work to ralrn the th passengers pampngcrHThe pnl passengersTine < lrnCerR lrnCerRThe
The noise of the t hI collision brought Police Policemnn Policeman Policemann
man Cameron Cam ron from the street and a hurry hurrycall hurrycall nuny nunycall
call was RI sent f < eflt in for an ambulance from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the Harlem Hospital Word was sent to the thovards theyardll thecards
cards at Ninetyninth street for the wreck wreckingtrainand wreckInlt wreckIngtrainand
ingtrainand Inlt tminond after an hours work the road roadwns roada roadwas
was a open for traffic trafficPlkn trnmcmks tremeElks
Elks Help the Missouri Kuiiil KuiiilA 111111 111111oheck
A check for S2ii 2iJ 2 has been went sent to the tress treasurer trlSIlurer tressurer ¬
urer of the battleship bnttl < 6hlp Missouri MI f < ourl Belief Fund Fundby Fundby Fundby
by tho Now York Iodgo of Elkp In his hisletter hi8letter hIsletter
letter to the treasurer tre JIllrr enclosing th the check checktho checkthe chockthe
the exalted ruler of No o t Lodge tho New NewYork NeW1orlc NewYork
York lodge says that tho money mone IB sent sentlives IIsntIn sentIn
In appreciation of the gallantry and palrlo palrloti patriotisni
ti tisni m of American sailors who lost their thrlrlIylS theirlives
lives In the discharge d chargo of their duty dutyUVearOlil dut dut1larOllllln duty14YearflInt
UVearOlil liny lIe on Trial for M Mansianghtrr Mansianghtrrflotnvo Uan n l tan n hlrr hlrrBOHTOK htClROtITOJ
BOHTOK April 21 21harris 11 Harris C C Dexter DexterH
14 years oorM of age a e son of Edward J J T 1 Dexter Dexterof
of Randolph was placed on trial at DP DPliam D Doham < w wh
liam h m today toda on the charge of manslaughter manslaughterin
in causing the death of his brother Porker
11 years oorll old on March 27 by shooting him himIn himIn himIn
In the head A jury was 1lI quickly secured securednnd lIocuredand securedand
and District DI lrlct Attorney French detailed I thin thlfacta thinfacts he hefacts
facts In tho case casePergeant cafl8tilercrant caseSergeant
Sergeant Harrington Marie a Captain CaptainAt
At last nights nl hllI meeting of the Jersey JerseyCity Jeroo JerooClt JerseyCity
City Clt Police Board Sergt Charles har1cs W Bar Harrington BarrlnRton liarrlngton ¬
rington who bo does day dealt duty at Police
Hoadnuarters was appointed captain ca ln of oftho oftho ofthe
tho Sixth precinct to succeed llCC George WoW
leben who died Inst week
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I hare joined the th union and am going goingort
ort strike with the othr members said saidPolice ealdPollee saidPolice
Police Commissioner McAdoo yesterday yesterdayWhat Ye8tenlayUhat yesterdayWhat
What union he was asked askedThe askooTbe askedThe
The Oyster Union replied the Grand GrandExalted OrandExalteod GrandExalted
Exalted Ruler of the Order of Lid Puttiers PuttiersOysters PltI PltIOysteJl PuttiersOysters
Oysters are going out in a few days da By Bygoing Bygolnlt Bygoing
going on strike with them I mean that I Iwill Im I1ll
will m from now no on refuse refu O invitations to tobanquets tobl1llqllel8 tobanquets
banquets They eat too much In this city cityo
Even o von in staid Brooklyn the folks seem to tobo tobu toh
bo h continually confilluall dining dinln They The also like to tohove tohave tohave
have others dine with them over overlr there thereMr thlreIr
Mr Ir McAdoo has b JI been literally overrun overrunwith overrunwith verrnnwith
with invitations to eat and incidentally irici entally
to sing for hi hit supper Nearly farly every night nightthe nighttile nightthe
the Police Commissioner Comml 1inner U billed as the thestar thoIItar thestar
star attraction at some dinner Only re recently rc6nlly recently ¬
cently ho was advertised to appear at three threedinners thrCldinners threedinners
dinners on the same night He didnt go to toany toanYRnd toany
any anYRnd and as I1 a 1 result a Tammany district districtThe districtIelloer districtIescier
Ielloer Iescier said harsh thllgR about him himThe himThe
The Commissioner feels that he ui has hasenough haaenough hasenough
enough to do in keeping the lid down with without wllhOlt without ¬
out staying up half of the night to tell folks folksbow folkRbow folksbow
bow he do does < x > it itI ItI itI
I feel compelled to announce that like likethe likethe liketine
the oyster I am out of season ho said saidyoflterday fialdyelterda saidyesterday
yesterday
WatMniten ahlntflD Society NotM NotMWASHINGTON NotriVABTIIKOTON
WASHINGTON W ABUINOTON April 21 21Mr Mrs Rooe Roosevelt RoOtelthili Roosevelthas velt velthas
has issued suod invitations for a musicale at the theWKlfe theWhite
White till House Houf on Monday Mondayafternoon afternoon at 4 4oclock 4oclock
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the th Italian Embassy and Countess Cellere Cellereentertained Cellereentertained Cohereentertstried
entertained at atdlnner dinner tonight tonightMiss tonightMise tonightMiss
Miss Louise Von Dyke Jones niece of ofPostraasterOeneral ofPOtntasterOenerol ofPostmasterGeneral
PostraasterOeneral and Mrs llr Payne re returned retUfUpd returned ¬
turned to Washington today to assist assistCountess a81I1Counte81 assistCountess
Countess Casalnl at the Russian Red Cross Crossbazaar CrOfOSbaZl11r Crossbazaar
bazaar next Tuesday TuesdayMayer Tue6dayMaor TuesdayMaor
Maor Reviews RIIr the Second flattery IiMtrryMayor Dllttlr DllttlrMayor flatteryMayor
Mayor McClellan reviewed the Second SecondBattery SecondBttterr SecondBattery
Battery at its armory in Bathgate avenue avenueThe avnueThe avenueThe
The Bronx last night and presented State Stateand Stateand Stateand
and battery service medals to Brevet Major MajorWUson MajorWllaon orajorwueOl1
WUson the th commander Lieut Sherry and andPrivate IIndPrhate andPi
Private Pi + tata M J McBride
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the illustrations numerous and beautiful With one exception all the fea features featllles features ¬
tures are illustrated and the pictures of the Yellowstone are most exqui exquisite exquisite exquisite ¬
site reproductions in infull full colors of athe the wonderful lUonderfulscene scenes of oftzr the National Park ParkIt ParkIt ParkIt
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THE SOLDIER OF THE VALLEY VALLEYBy V ALLEYBy
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fiction The scenes are laid in the Pennsylvania Penn hlnin hills the characters are areLloyd arothe arethe
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