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THEATRICAL NOVELTIES

A ttVULKSOVr COXEDV Bl BKAVXOSAND FLETCHKR EXACTED

Iriniitlr Studenta DtlDf Oat The Italghtthe Burning re tle Coiuledi Germ

Company 1erformt ft Portion ofi Sol fommonlr Vied on the

Hundred of year ago Dcaumont an

Fletcher burle iued the stage romantlcli-rc their In n comedy called The KnUt-

Of ih Burning IeMle and did It In much tli

tame vein of rldluulo tlint wo nee nt Weber

n lil now except that thy gave lose c

feminine lKhtline to thn entertalnmenl-But ther caricatured heron and herntnfof contemporaneous trnuedle and Intro

dufed nns nml dance I0 Mlricnfoolery ThH old play wan acted by adyawed atudenU of tho Academy of Drnmatl

Arts vp tenliy nflcrnoon at the EmplrTheatre Mlh ciro bait been tnlten In th

preparation mid especially to eet an near a

l o manner of tho original ropre

inntntloi There WOH no change of cenerjlive In liniwlnatlon illrecteti by placardmimic portion of the oudlenco bought

trlvlleee of fitting on tho stage where thod Drolled lietw ton act no cnrtul-

bf inn dropped The travesty manifestly hasusnetod to the playwright by Do-

jnlioU1 hut they hail turned the unfortunite errant Into n grocers MUIM

strUCk apprentice whose muster und mlstros-

IllleveJ him a genluiThey spok up from the audlunra In proei-

H ilnt the pLy tint wai nbout to be given

aril inil 1 tlut their grotesque nmuteiik-

liuiM net the valorous defender of a b-

nuiden Iermlwlon was given and whl-

ltv tillv feilow Mriitted mid bellowed throuic

the rftfe liH nilinltln employers encoiinige-

hn implored lit mUlupn and nlmoi-

Ii mtly interrupicd the acton Perhaps

f ir f The Knight of the tlurnln-

p tle would hivfi been better thin ttu-

vnnle piece which oon lost Its novelty I

H teJIoK length of oimenex nut no on

itlu ririovty towea lleaumontand Fletchc-

llir enirtiMl should have oomplnlnml of tinp Hence dciiviliiled price of gratification

Villui Owen mido a tall link down otill UtiKi nnd evinced good talent UN

i minium liolifrt unctuom aMniloH wad draco ntvorth crueeMn i dienwav lidy In dtotroijri n viniioin iviiff SiiMn rn and Cor

Interlocutor0 tiiitxix nit 119 ont of the feventeeiT-MivIt in lie 9pi jlilntr out ocmed unfit ti

into tiire eriploymont Thl-

i MIMMO for Mr Hnntvnt toifw In tlm aiiilienre were borol only

n iheir unoiitnei ulunvcd but tho minii n iletitthlml the odillty of ftlTalr-

r itpreriiiioii of its rarity nn IllustruI idtim nrt

rilv iir un tin nowlirnkf Irwdid the other

n ejnnili of modern naturalismniiK1 IOMIIB liittitnil e keeper roscuoi-n ciiii oimi v mi in from t wave and

i ticnivd to mnrry hi ulfnnli-M fell lt love with the win

f iiiri tii in Uiml 1iit li hnd been thii ir i f niniilier mini vli n tint man

iMd lnr t join him h felt bonne-t M lie ns to minaili roill din lintli

rut miT t th oti r r o nt ther end f tn aifon h Mmplv wer

i in tl irtM nfeil with no hintii n aithii nn leinmo w th nit iwiiii-

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rlv i li ly MHilollin IVill llentrli-eH leiitrut tip u tln Vehli nlu-

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Uril nnv f iil niitlnir could turr nIT me-d iDi inh weili with much Miortvi i iirhMiKiir div not iiwaki

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1IIrinrii rrleil put In i rmo evidentI rnrt in rt if hi cr t ntlnn that innnn tarr i niirc erillilitlntifll thil

I ivlli I a l his uinpnny lit tb-

Irvini IMnr rt uMdo a rH ill rn fiirri nlu-

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vi i n and ulinont ultuKcthrr cfn lilijuii 1 riiin lily im lo nny rrn lder-

iMeoxtnt hv n lialRii with lir l l fl-

ao wa tin1 nnlv other tharaiter developei

wi un potentiality Alino t tilt cntlrf-

ilav if a play it iniv IIK ral il wa n tnmn1 f r IauKt a diTlutiiatliti of hi IniiKimi-

i ihr nr t third or hilf of porm niv-

t n on inir if fontin wi iiR5ipd hv nultiibln rotunvi-f I cierv It would riMiiirt n carrfull-

en A nrian nuJitim1 othT thnni extraction to fit tlll through i

it ihT Ind no VanjiicrVt or any thri i ir w i riin ii irt from a bevy of IIHIJ-

IIntu xilliiciTR and WIIH riMrlitid ti-

t av iliolier with th d vil nor ni t venation and tho romance

In ii iiriiert did not till tho hnu e

mad a goodly iHi mbliKP nnd the-jini o ly rnpt atlintion to Carl

f inoro llties nf niic-

e nf niiel In thin acting Ver lm

i iU iiearc trn raly nml that has be-eiTil a th on e t nf rlaiulp ido Mr-

ii ii i n li uiM nVMiiber of thiv nnd fi the tierformance wn for

in iir biiiellt Ii doibtle1 hud nienn-iiiiM aUo lricreae hU reputation

iie ki IKH ipernlmruhnre of miltni-dtwtoetly uml nt tlmi eoiiently-

hi iiidant wlilupT of a promploi-iiy line niiiih of tho thin

t tev i troylnn wliatoTcr of thcatrlrakill huvo been it

lenient wn ii font ft infiin ryi r nil WIIH i liiU by liiii iiliin mvi

r live nilniitiM f illiihulin1i lileil H little by l i e

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i iniiiitini lleurt f nn i bl man mr ur ntiil hrnrty with u hrail

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11 ie i riiieit ha becorio a vauilerlllin in th how nf Iho Vhltn ItatK

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rn nii r ieie Mm or maltei him out a bM-o iir IT hii pool not H till most rtrnurlc-

v e rn nf 4 In selfpo ei lonlit niariir nvnU VIHlim Muldoon uml tInY

UK lu heird that wrestler aMrns-viirn Mrbulen perhap over nn-

m i iiiy d n on a wre tini boutia he eninpieieneM of hlHHelfoontonA if Iorbettn budget l a con

n iieiween one of own admirers

rl liniinoverthPiibllltyof Mitche-llt t i en m bruUerN After thu Fn ll h-

in hi ien outdnnn in iveral cliiiin forfnviir t ho enlarsed upon Mltclielliin liy mi dl the exaller of the

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the monkey mourtlng thtter orne out tram

of the platform and tloU kept up until it U cUln the animal are ac

to m Into in In It without urgIng

circus rings and hln heeU nup In a to make the rider Insecurebut falls are not a common happening-

It wa decided yesterday to revlvo 00T at Lyceum next Monday lettln

It the pUc of The Loch of a Whipdelightful comedy of Th

Shade of Night will be retained as an afterpiece On nnd Off was nriitlnnlly producecat tho Mndlton Square three year u o ItOran for loo nIghts Next Monday rcvlvawill lack only Amelia ningham of the leaderIn the original east Marie Perlfkson wlltake her place and the other Important lowilt be acted by K M Holland WlllUmRalph Delmore Koaniey WilsonCatherine Florence Mixeclc llollowny FliherMay naylor nnd Mnv Umbert It wnn It

that Mlii Iambert made her liNthit a Pnrl lan men who npnUo m

but winked nnd with exnhd comical renult

Adhering to custom Inaugurated bbe no por

formanc nt Dalys Theatre of Sun Toyon Hoodwilt clone the Fourteenth Street during Hoi

eek onA vaudnville record nao hen scored bj-

Mndamo which IUH passocI-tH nfttoth conneciiltyo niProctors Fifth Avenue and willlt seventytlfth on April 2 It will ta

somo time after nnd Mr 1roctoihInts nt ouvenlrs nt Itn two hundredth time

William A litest NCheme U to lv-

an outdoor performance of WayKait that this wouldharo to done In widely srcllon1us of thn plav summer mid half Ir

winter manager bought n totfarm near Ahury foi

li l wild to have paid JinfXKlAnother new production Is announcer

for thin stock company thecan A war platby Edward McWadn Is In

by the Irecnwall for early AprilWinchester nnd Its lat net hni

sensational scene from which much l exd-

Adi Rehnn will remain under be mnnaitcmerit of Kinw Erlnncer next sennn and ha-nlroadv eoiirod n Shu will ii nhronifor a In June and in OctoberMary hn herselwith her next play but will u o Janice

until 10-

31iEsrinMi5 arsicAmerican Vmpbonj Orchestra Knelsel Qaar

tel Salammbo at theDesplto the fact that the woathor yestrrdij

was of the normnl Knclsel type its Uatnt-litullly did not discourage music loversIndeed tho day was nn Ideal one for the dolislitd of tone At the Lyceum TliMtr theAmerican Symphony Orehestru jravo the laslof Its concerts duvoted to old inulc plarini-Meliuls overture la liasse du Jeuni-Henri Mozarts nercmide In K minor foi-

olifii clarinets bassoons ind horn UretT1ever alnrmln dc Billet nnl Fran Krhubent minor symphony knuvn 11 tinTraulc Th attn n 1ame was Inree Mr SariFrnnko romliiiteil his willt mined hand

The Knelsels KIIVC their last concert liulone nt MeinlilvKilm Hall In the evrnlntr-The programme an Interesting one COIl

sl trl of M izirtt yimrtt No 0 In miijor-Schumanns Quartet So 2 In F mijnr nnd-

Dvorak Jiilntet in A fir two violins vloliand vinloiiiillo op In this cnse theflrit was l t lint remained first forMozart wa king lust nlcht Ills wns wmilmchamber iniislo as Dvorak wa not wlillv-Hflhumniins folorlens ami tentntlvi effortin the nn of his weakest iitpniitn-otwitli Its romantic run-s tfj lrfflv of uddllnc pn i ri viK withlittlnor i nnvnnilii t riTtllnl

The pliin i of Dvorak f mirlya lniri lnir r of thosnmn musical valuen hi inlnnr iiuliifet Tin firm movementIn A the Ii of the four It l rhlelly tiiurie

very Iliiliinliii In iliirart r with n lirll-liatit rhylhinlr piil e tliriiiielmiii Tlitifollows In the kry nf I hiirp minor nnandante In tle kiuurn nsIn whleli the ilimelns of thn t ecl-ipermeitps eviry bar Hut tlu

wre Is to herome olijietltled-Imiwrsonil n It eli cnli

fpniedj n ireilly-timih oil The lnn iiioveinent wera-Kiiwilili1 innnle-

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slriim vas einllnni Mr imlowky ntthe proved n

mMr Thire Ira dellm v ni iml ieiiltivlty uml l rlli nry In

A tlii Miroilllnn Opera llnuw Sa-

laiiiinbd w unit for of M-

1reiich IIo iiittil The niidicnii niiM tIltbepi inuei lirger and bnvo remained

within the wall of the All tillon witli lla mid the i n-

thilaiii wa cpiit Hr6Ml Hnlei SeoulilUnae Joiirrifl and purtirlpatod In

wlilch was n oneconducief-

SIme Sembrlrh Coming Here

Mme Marcella Hetnbrlch who nrronllnc toa telegram Han Frnnrkro is nniri rlii8rom ft cold nfl will have to tIlt lnr-opiintio tour vnn to have arrlvivt In tlilicUr toward the of next month Yes

tenlay it wns said nt tlio Hotel Savoy whoresho liven whon in Yofc thai die liui-ltelecruphod lo hnvi her rooms In readinesson Sunday when she would arrive hen for

Mum Semlirlih left New Yorkon Jan 5 und opened her season on tho next

inSi pnlialily po e es the dlstliiitlnti of

liavlnc must nslvo i old ol theis IIIHU C of hoi Inability to III her i n

It will aeconllrie lo I Inuf m of the iiitlioiltics at the Motro oltnn-njuMi llnnn havo cost thn Khmer in arly-JSilK l Ilfoc Hhe lefiirim lo Ni w

FHNIKIO Cnl Marh 2 Mn-mSiiulriilis dort r ald lit that she

n t fT fverid He-ivarned Hint hln vr nlil do woI-t illslmnd her iompanv n ii win lu pi o s-

ir her ti nttemlit t now He dirlnrM-Hint lier vriie l n t iifferted-nnd that rfKtwMI rule her at It lm di ne-

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i i on III Trial That lie V t the Stan WhoWent AtlnrslIni

The trial cf Freilerlck c Hurlincnmo winhecun In ienernl yettiTiLiy I riderho name f the nntirlom ganililiT John Doe

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try in tile neennil ilecree It was not untiliis triil IjiKiin yesterday lie sar thn-

iiarue f llnrllnwiiiii Ho Is i liiildi r-

ind elertrlril iontr hun tint rmtinoer und adu s i f Si of the mhool of inlnm

if Lultimlilii nlvcrsity-I isi MVIT tetllicd tiiit ii Fe 17

liew sroitiHf in h r home at m lem x

line nt ui iut In thn nflrrtmrrlioiril iiiisu in anuttier rioin and fnind-Hiirlituaiuo rlilliiK u luirpaii Mn nw tier

llid run n window and rriod toriolp Si aw llurlincamo

She wont the ttrcet and toldfnilceiiHin Mm tin Nrreitnl

HIVS that he i ni t UP Iranthin pos i in fa bunrli if Isey

i other nrti es which thelollco cull liurnlnru If snyme that HIM

hcloneOJ t his house that he thescrewdriver in pl cln electric Ml In liouw10 bulIJ tliut the other articled were forrgltlmnto hiP trial will be continued

FreJ r Ilitrllniiitnip l es notiplmur In mtnlnaua of I he I aliinibm School11 Mines for th yeiirx H54ISKS It wi nMit ia t rlitlit that

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MISS MORSE IN LAW CLASS

STUDIES TH WOMAN WHO SV-KFltAK 3 OOVO FOR I9MOOO

Under Prof Rnsiell She Took Dome tlc Re-

Utioiu WUli and Admlnlitrstlon-ContratU Psrtamhlp and lDmr-nc 8 n She Had Children If Dented

Miss Marie Iouls Morse who says she Uthe common law wife of Frank 8 fondone of the directors of the Chicago Milwaukeeand Rt Paul Railroad arid who tried toa van load of furniture from her Harlenflat In the front hull of Mr Bonds residence38 West Flftynrot street on Monday after-noon was a member of the womens lacla nt the New York Vnlverslly In the win-

ters of 180708 and IfOSOfl She took ProfIsaac Franklin Russell lectures on Pomestli-lUlatlon Wills and Admlnlntratlon th-itw of Contratts Partnership and InsuranceIt was after ihe had taken thcso lecturethat she Mr fond to recover I2SOOOI

for breach of contract Just what kind of icontract Mr Bond broke luau not yet beetdivulged Inasmuch as Miss Morse assnrteiyesterday that Mr Bond once InsuredIn her favor for 120000 maybo the will nobrush her knowledge of Insurance

Actordlnc to Prof Kuhnll however Mltn-

Mor e was not a good student or ratbcishe was weak In her knowledge of the laiat examination time She failed to pawher exaruloatloai at the fOnd of the lint yeartook the same course the next year andflunked again TLe lectureship l endowedby the Woman Legal Education Society-of which Mr John P Munn U the Presidentand Miss Helen Miller Oould VlcePreUdent Among the other members of the dill ol

wero Mr Robert K Banner MrsMary Ollroy Mtilnum n a daughter of ezMayoi-Ollroy nnd Ml F y Mary MacCracken n

daughter tho Chancellor of the university II-

Is not altogether unlritercntl to note In viewof the fact that Mis Morse Insists on cnlllniherself Mrs Hand thaI twelve ycnrs nltcithe beginning of her rehitloiH with Mr BondKha signed hi rclf In the cla s registera

Marie LouUo Mor e SOl Went FlflyflrMstreet

It wa In IBM according to a statementmade by Mlns More yesterday that MrBond Informed her that their relations mu

terminate one and for nil Khe turn Mlthat she needed the advice of somebody

who knew more law than she did The lawyen she know best her Instructor and

retained Prof liusell to ndvlse her nrto her rights n a common law wife A-

Mis Moro put ItI retained Prof Jluf eI und paid him

but he went over to the enemyProf Ilusftell wu naked about this yester-

day anti wildSay hint I dolly the truth of any erich

tatemenl Say that I ndvUed Minn Mr KnevaU said yestcrdny that fht hudno rleht a common law will nnd faytliit I wa paid by tb enemy

What do you menu by that nfkod Tns-

Srx manI mean lid Prof Jlii ell that I was

well paldbv Mi Morse In good nrwrihuckx-

ind h toll mi whir they mine fromIll thn oftln f her lawyer Jnmc lloyil-

re terdiy Ml e uiided to htr budgethn utatoment that h stIll Mr Polo hud

rhlldrenSherman ln val attorney for Mr

llnnd wa uniriilliint enouich to ay nlehlMorses statement about linvlne-

Hirno fhlldreii tn Mr Bond wa absolutelymil

Till i the first tlmi he said Hint thatYumaii ha ever Intimated Midi II thitiv nnd-

n making ueli u datcimnt he IK ntterltivi criminil libel She never luau a childuliirh Frank S llond was thi father

iAwHiii nmrsTrench Liner Had n Stormy Trip MM-

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ililli in iniloiiMH nil ediiixdiy nlvlit-iilllng In ii hinvy hmm sconpod up a

rrrat wave crst linlilhipi on the nt irboaiJ-One Ifnlioat wn ripped down the

mddln mid hurled nirainsl a difk hnu iv-

Iliiiherw tori was fnvi th sfirlinird-riy nf thc aIr fjiiiuI was carried iiwi-ind two lifi weru torn from tlnlr supiort nnd llmirf uenxs tln deck

Two vorilatnr leidlnir t thi enclne roomivere twisted nT and n llond rubod throiiKliho openings dartllriK till cncluuTlulnc no ilaniHHv below apt Pnnrehii-lended the hhlp to li nortli to take tlie

hold on nod usid o from bnn-npi ied at Ilirt bow ID still flu fury t-

hn waivrs Menn while tho w-arar l iiiii1 The ship imdi only ITj kimit

d y noriherly ditmir-taioKtiJ rut nlniul itlint nil

ivr ciir e Klic did not leave Hnvr untilII lock it lilelit on Ma nil and ihore

lori va only abmit a day Uehue weather

Mcynrsof Illtslmrir acalilnji eotftir Irul a contrivnrsy with

liMonts about tbliii-n her tpink She snid would rit pay

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Mrs James Brown Potter has Main beedenying that the was about to be marriedThis time It WM dot a noble Duke nor a faraouGeneral with whom her name had been

but Frank lardner an Amerloaiwho went to live In Kngland after he had mada fortune In Australian mining tocks MnPotter says that she III not going to mnrr-Mr Gardner In spite of all gossip to theeffuct nnd that tier acquaintance withIs the result of their meeting several yearago In Australia when he advl ed her sjudiciously In regard to her investment

Is now IndependentMrs Potters of th eniragemen

has been gravely telegraphed tothlscoiintra cense of relief In th

knowledge tlint after having refuted Dukeand General she I riot to tommy n mer-mllllonalri Their feellric ofon this point Is matte keener by tho fact thinMr has already a wlfo to whom hIi devoted

She Ilvis In Paris uml was formerly knowion the stage as Carrie Hwnln

It was directing her affair that MrGortmer went to Cnllfornla andon the business career that ban made himone of the richest Americans In LondonHn spends much of lilt tlmn In the Kn lllcity where hn Is called by bu lnes but hihome I In Parl whither he goe everyto sue hi wile who has no taste for londoilife So vo8llily It I Ju t n well under tincircumstances that MTH Potter not mudup hit mind to marry Mr Gardner

The recent eiperlence of one New Torkewould furnish an argument agalnt cheatbook to publishers opposed ID some nf tinmethod nf book making and hook selling pop-

ular today This reader after flnlihlng TheQueens Necklace decided that he luau

missed something by not rending the Dumai

that preceded It In the series So hiwent to the same shop In which ho had boughthe Merle Antoinette Ktory to find Tho Mnuiolrn of a Physician or Josephthe flrcl volume uthe sorlen had

He a volume called Jo IIil-anu and purporting to be the first volumi

of this set stories It begun iirather nniinnd fashion and seemed even fmn historical romance to take a great d al fatgranted Fuither along the story did no

clear up thetern which became morn anti more lnvolveil

the a tlun proceededDespairing any definite Idea c

story this book he went lotore II standard edition nf thiwork and found that he had begun to reni

Quarter of The of iPhysician tIde book called Josepl-Bnlnnmo began In the middle of thn snconivolume of this real work It WHS tmturido

to understand any part of thin storybeginning as thi reader often threequarters nf It haul been told

served moreover to chnki-MH confidence of cheap editionwhich were not o ns seeruiIn to buy four volumeslu wnta In place of two ut 5

Ono of the women typewriters In s Ilroadway hotel taut coibd o many succcn fiiplay thnt she ha come to le regarded ns i-

nascotto nnd tiiperKtltlous dramatlnt havibeen known to wait until she was at libertyrather than trut to operators who have not

been o much favored chanceTrilby v the ir t notable success that

llU young woman transferred to tyte frnn-

Ivil Potter mnnurlpt mid im lm

ion afier Thi iirl From

of tho kuys heveral equnlli-iirceKsful works were d her nn I lostiv oti slm helped lo keep te IdiH of her

ns a nuiscntte milking tho flrIr ft of n pliy now helnir lifted slmultH

In illfferent parto of the counry by-

Ive rninpanlex-whu till the plays nnd did

lie thn VOIIIIB woman typowrittiii-wo of lie niiint iiri cs fiil pity of

i l tiiki lliem down from Hti of thn-

intbnr William iilllii dlrfatcfl to i

viimi fiirmeilv Ilitiloyed In thn Holiimiiii-lflce lintli Hncret Sherlock

ltiip and the in k of tnlilriir thi n twoiiicesfil pi ut hori wn mur-ehliil lInn It nJilif bn thought VUiin-

ilr llettn wa in thn mood for work lievn IlKely lo talk on for i long time and the

wns buy Bu-tt Wi worth the troutiln to gain In her proosxion the reputation of wrltlnt twoinpiilarSicletys tnte for brlilue whist seem

Ikely to piil it digestion liriiUre-

lerutnn the stvl the limp devoted to dinnerin hecn in iiiateriilly clmrtened that health

raid ti be piidangerid byajilility which thnmenl pnRidofOpera giir hove never been moved toirry thr ugb n nienl for the sake of u peririiiMiiin fnmlllir with tin rowsf nnpiv limt vUlblc nt Mntri-

iwlltin nft r 1 mil te fv ChatterliiK-hcatn parties Hint nrrlve an hour iiltnrtie hut liitrun me i vjieiifi f

plays Inability to awaken tlie Intvrpst

I weM nit to dinner curly in thn winterNew Yorker who tii cuMiniH-

if bin city writ nud VIIM utonlhedit tin WIll In which tlie nieal wn ruslicu-lirntipli I hail dilied frequently in-

liat nnd knew that wa likely-o be n well ordered and dellhernti funrllnii-Ve fltiihe1 nn hour earlier than uwial andlii tliinif was explained when we found tlio

aide nndv on K lnr Into ihn-Irawliiv i I had been In tin ilrrk untillint tiiiH n t til rlinnirn III

if the iiie Novadavs I nm wiser midtin iinir4 i one iinii r vltlii-

nu ii il rapidity I know that bridge i

Tnllor predict tint the eomlnu seasonto be a one for the nick roil which

in hild it own for so many years It I

n hIP II rivals In tlm field n01 1 cut the frock nnd n revival of tho

slmdislimaMPil cutaway with Inn shirtsn beKilf of thi Intlcr garment II U nrveillint It U morn comfortiblo than tlm frocknd It I forniiil enoiiLh fur nil afternoon

neildlrig Tin iiie tlonif mens clothe cicept for evenlnw I beotillni tnort Itid one to Im Knitted In

vltb Imllvidunl lmtn undh comfort of tin r r within certiln-irind lltiiH The divM whin rviry rnnn whoiritendi to up with IIUMI style waslre iM III Ilolhi IUt Illii1 thon nf cvorythen nviii with the MIIII pritiiislinn urn

diy when tin1 term wa coinedTin word n larce ISH of men

I cogtiled at a klinre Their hallielr hoe and heir Iloth1 WITH of thn

unit ntltirn Fortunately jlnre Ihnt tlinitier llIH u n iy-roin eccentric In men firliiunhfitiKe III nienn hat ln tnini nrn not

10 radical each hut thnt a miin mayvvr tlm Hlrm1 blink yair In nnd yiir outvlHiiut cn ltins ciiminnt For tilt liwiummiM frock cnt weathernve given wny to morn enibl ovenn HI nil il clone 111111 allaNu ert it If a oinfnrtibln canie foutiil for them it Is bound to

mpulirA yiiing nan who was escortlnij a laity

11 a Broadway tueairi hash week after fight

nff hi way through n crowd of per ltivti-cliel KpcculaotN rcsnrtcil the ofno of tlii o fellow who In his eagernessi sell roighly tnsioi thin lady nnd he-

norlied the Hperui itnf ilovn No onn IIIi runt nlilih wiinined the million

nolc pepliiTor pirt nnd IhoyniinifTin prfte into ihn Iheitrn tirkil

Uors In frill ff some if tho be t thenn tills season have Khown till nf Iho worstruitu of tin 1nrli row pullerln Anide-roni lii whu h II

icn it i hi ofl1c in Ielnif told that nilho bet i it In the hoiitiO hiive been uld-it two week In adiHirn to speiulntors

f coiir in there h iddeiimiel the hate arrival Will have ticket

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MEOW nED SAVS ESPKKT vSTElXaAKDTS WIT

Sha Ssrs That It I Titian K d and That tbIhotocrsphrri Colorttt Mad It Hnl-

AUo Lett Off DUmondiHo 8h-

nnuldnt P j for the Pictures and He Saed-

Piiu A color riaultlnt from the combination of

vlTld red with mOle or Itss whin r Im-

AoaO Webster Eiq-AuuiliNKeddlih brownWrtiwrTITIAN Uti Stclnburdfj hair according to he

dellnltlon-MKiutM ItcD Mu Stdnhardft hair tctordlni

to definition of CUor Kiptrt Walter Chew

Mrs Stelnhardt U the wife of Lawyer lienjamln Stolnhardt nf the llrm of Howe 4 Hummd The SlelnhardU live at 24 WetSeventysecond street Mrs Slelnhardt l

described by one who ought to know as i

very handsome toll woman with beautlfuauburn Titian hair which h the envy oevery other woman when Mrs Htelnha-rdgi driving In the park also at other timeand ou other occasion Her Titian tressewere alice obscured lately That was at i

fancy drcsit ball given at the Mujestlo 0-

1Washingtons Birthday night There MrsStelnhardt to be nynchronoin had donneia white powdered wig of colonial style Hedroll wee bluelth

Two days after that Mrs Stelnhardt goInto a carriage and went In her ball dregto Sanfords photograph plaon at Fifthavenue antI Twentyeighth street Thereshe had several pictures of herself takenOne picture was taken while she watt In heball costume and tho white wig In anothe

auburn Titian hair was In plain viewami natural color

Mrs left thito have three large photograph

painted and In order that no mistakethe painter sho left him u lock

of lien haIr went off to Narrawith Mr Stelnhardt

were there of tho Pictures was receivedMr Htilnhnrdt wits excellent IItook It hack to hi showed It tiIlls friend and agreed with him Theother two however Mrs sailshe would never never herhair w drosi which should hnvi

white wn blue Ther was ven iconverkiitlon over the telephonebut th who wa at one en

wire was suddenly cut oil Of eourMr Stelnhardt was ou the other endtaut tholatt recorded word

linvl A San font sued Mr Stemhnrdt foi-

III fur the picture It wns In the Tentl-tllstikt before Hoffmann Mr Sullivan win

the pointer for vls t Hanford appearec-lor In In oughthIm Mr Waller Chose who ainliiernl color expert Mr Stelnhardt wai-Ihore with In

Why snld Stelnhnrdt whereuric caKi should h v been white

a hnrrllile blue hnlr whMi I

inclly nilbuin In pink In the Thntrust ulio fulled lo pnlnt In u diamond sprayI wore on bosom

The color expeit wa then calledWhat inked Mr Steinhardt on cro-

xamlnatlon would you say the color ol-Mr Stilnlmrdts hair in picture

Oh i iil said the iWhat kind nf roil asked the lawyerA light roil wn Chases nnswer I-

lilnk It a correct portrayal of Ktelnhair

l o you mean siH Mr Stelnhnnlt holdnc one the to nay that

Oh yc ted wild Chasej What do you call iiuhurn A Medium

pity What do you call Titian A Mediumeil

Io you state ns a conclusion thnt Mrsred No nlfwer

Mr Slelnhnrdt nab down with the air ofme who tired lloffman took theIctutCH in I reserved leclsio-

tlitrnrn a nirn art nut invonrrof SIiMhnll rieldi Danghtere That She De erled Him

fllirAoo Matcli 2H Divorce proceedingiorn instituted In the Superior Court lateoterday afternoon by Arthur M Tree

is plaintiff nealn Kthel F Treeiff 1hirge that on March 15 icno Mr Treelesertpd her Inisliand just or reasonbio riiiise Hlnce rrfumil to returnml IIM with him A dcrree of absolutellvorco inked for Three rhlldten worn

inMr and Mrs Tree nnd the complainnit took H nft he nno Mirvlvlnif n

yeirH nld who has been in hi charge Kincf-

ho two BKIThe complainant i I hi MJII of former Judgs-

dinbort Treo and hi wifo H daughter ol-

iliMhnll Fmlil Tliy wen married nnIMII ni tin Field re i ence by Canon

now r of st cliinent t hurch Mr antiTree Hindi their hom roar

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HITFAII March John Knox Taylorilpervislng architect of the lovernmenl-Milldlnif nt the InnAmTlcanFxposltlnnnnili-lrnctor Turner who lias charts of the colorulieme nf the hare H

nil the iovoriiment Is rktorlou MrIntended id pnint tlie lovornmentii-

mllilin n Dlreitor Turnerresisted thnt thin woiikt destroy theulor fccheinn of Hie flit Mr

refused to In antI Mr Turner lia-iiKldedtoletthidovrmnent paint llnbiiilr I u-

it It desiics He Miyn however he Is notfor in the color Hchema

Hill Will lie Ilrookljnt IthrsrlsnFrank T Hill of Newark formally accepted

esterdav the place of librarian nf thin llrookPublic Library to which ho wn unanl-

iioiily cleiled last week Ho will tnkiloire n soon ih ofllclal per

n im nf the tloHrd of Trustees nfllrarv

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dfiirr no 6lh at On tge T son of theOfjtjr llllv In thr JHIi tear of age

Kunnal sfrvlrrs at hi lute resldmer nn Wfdnday si to A M Kindly oailt lotrji-

KDNKY On Monday Matrlj s l i I AjneMaxwell widow of Cat Abram Ordaeyhrr BSth

Funeral private

lAMFSAl Palm Ilfach flu on 1im l r March21 l ni Inward C Janif-

Kun rnl will place from St Johns Kpt1-

mpnl fhuifh cigjenibutg X V on ThursdayMnrrh 21 lath st 2 oclock P M-

OIU At Ulrn Iltrtff X J on Tnndnr MarchJfl tool Mary lotrlts daughter of Scott Innind Illa Deieitut-

lir utrm M Ihurrh nf Iho Sacred llrait-UlnuiuflrM N J on Tlmnilay March s toolt 0 A M Omit flowers

VnniKV n MoniMy March l ot alaryformerly cf HanliMlan beloved wife

of Maurlm K Ollrlrn-Fuiirr l train li r lithe trMAtnrr 271A Clitimce-

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at 010 A M sharp rt e om t flowers

MIVKUAt Palm llfach Flu on Saturday hatch23 John J Ihyte-

1uniAl ffiTlcrs at late ruldrnfe 4 WestTth t on Wednnday rvrnint March 27 tixii-

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lEMMKVAt iJikewood X J on Sunday Mates21 tool suddenly Harriet I ul f dauthtrrof the late John H and Kllabeth Iteramey aged51 je

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Unit pi Ilpxiklyn on Wednesday rrenln Marco27 IMI at 5 oclock Interment at DanburyCon-

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Of this remarkable story two opinions are Just to hand

dSENATOR JOHN HI THURSTON

have read no story of modern times which so corn

pletely demanded my undivided attention from the begin-

ning to the end as The Charles Marriott Itis a striking and as it seems to me a faithful delineation

of the strongest awl yet most natural characters The

language is chaste and refined the dramatic interestintense the plot powerful and the whole work cleanly andbrilliantly intellectual It is sure to take high rank in the

literature of the dayw

Mr JULIAN HAWTHORNEIn TilE NORTH AMERICAN

Marriott taken as an alternative after otherliterary forms is deeply welcome and full of wholesome

exercise and succulence He paces up and down as it

were in a hall where all is harmonious and proudlyeven fastidious It is a book full of repose

even in its passion and it is everywhere rich in beautyMr Marriott conies among us a stranger and an

alien but he is welcome for he brings with him a beauty

which lifts and purifies the mind

AN EPOCHMAKING NOVEL

A REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENT

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