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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
CRIMES lyD CASUALnES-Gl rELEGRIPH
EOnBING A WIDOW OF mEE DIAMONDS.

rnoi ONO, Noy - psGG,an,A m3iGed ;,G "Sp made ,.
a yow ana robbed her OF diamonds Gnd other lcYolry
worth II 900 lie seized Mr. Eo,s, 1ui Sue -pr"ng OUT
OF second story wlndov. TIE lhci escapes"
SENATOR VOORHEES, DEFENDS 4 WIfE-sLAYER.
ANNAPoLI, NV l0.-Ihomas {. llancc. wnc Killed
MS wife 5rothcl III Baltimof; w" months ago. Nas
today adjudgcd guilty after 'riil .a,tng ten days
senator voorhees,. VI Indiana Was Que oi The counsel
iC s Ilsi'RI Iie liz DID Nor Know Ir WAS LOADED.
PIANo, III. SOY 10 Willie Prum, age twelve, picked
up loaded shotgun yesterday ana calling % t,- fifteen
ycar-od sister pulled th Trigger int ne entire charge
PASSED INTO her SIDE She died ia about thirty minutes.
ilc boy did not know the gun WAS loaded.
TuL ALLEGED BRAZILIAN CoUNTERfEIIEE.
GALyL,ToN. lex, Nov ia dispatch from Waco TO
TLc Nrgs says: H. the Cuited states District Court
Judge Mccormick yesterday rendered Al opnion sur
rendering Joseph H. Whl;e the alleged brazilian codH'
tcrIelter, fOr trial 10 -. Louis"
RESULT pF a LOVERS COLDNEss.
BAIrIMoRl, nov lg-Mary Giichrst shot herself at
German Green ST. Oec her lover refused 10 see
her he stopped pn the corner drc ent her sster 10
ask him To grant her an interview He declined, and
used rude language 20 the sister Then Mary shot her
self IN the noltn ;hc ball lodging IN he muscles Of the
neck. TIE wound = rot necessarily fatal
TIL NEWPORT MYSTERY
NLwrogI L. e. 40. i2mA!gg w. Dorsey: medical
OF Benjamin Burton and Maria Dorsey. his wife. were
arrested thi' nornm- harscd WITH wiifu murder Inry
guilty. ANA committed 10 ac Newport County JAN
"''"'0' T"G MEN DEVoURED BY WOLVES.
HriI>A Mont, Nov. lo.-Jamcs Dempsey. who
reached hs cly astnighr from Fort Mctnns says that
hs companions were dcvourcd by wolves while on
their way the mountains. IhrirnIncs wcrcJ0
Iloag ana Jacob Schcllcr. Dempsey climbed aud
saw pdnOns torn To pieces and devOurrd. IOag
resident OF Cleveland, ONO, ana schcIler OF Lafdy
ctc, Ind
SUICIDE OF TWO OLD MEN.
IANctsrEH, Penn. Nov 10 Ieciab. JOAN :. smith.
age Sky. prominent resident Ol Paradise Township
this county blew he top o. -, he'd Oh wth shot gun
ms morning About the houi David Rr,ckcr ago
eighty, Of warwick Township, also wchkuOwn, hanged
himself 10 a clothes hook ia ms led room.
DI-PCTE OVER DEAD Mans PROPERTY.
ePKINGFItlD, H.. Nov. l9-Qnlun HARRISON - gIiuu-
soa % the E,v. Peter glt pioneer Methodist
MI Ter y.
Yesterday, breaking 81 her il5a and lunctuG VIM
/; feared Wa prove fatal ltiufic HaWiaOu7 l|'r
one ui the richest iaYnct- IN SanSahOh COUNTY va
buried Yesterday. 1Lc attack sIew oai OF ndputcO'o
the lead mans uTOpcrty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
LIEUTENANT GREELY IN EDINBUrGH.

EDINBURGH, Nov. l9.-Lleutenant Hrcely
ecurcd tonight before the Scottish Geographical So
ciety Two thousand persons were present, including
many OF distinction. The Earl OF Rosehery presided
The lecturer gave the history OF his expedition - the
Arctic regions lie complained that the EncyciopG Ia
DrtaDnica credited the British with the results OF his
explorations He expressed his deep gratitude for the
aid extended By the British Government in sending the
steamer Alert take part in the expedition aud for
the sympathy shown By Queen Victoria. lie urged that
further explorations bc made IN the direction 81 ~ iuz
oseI Land At the conclusion Of the lecture the Earl
OF ROsebrry said that Lieutenant Grcey Oy lcctufng
Edinburgh paid q tribute to the whalers Of Scotland
lie also said that the existing communion Of feeling be-
tween reat Britain and the United States renders
LDtu Ihnsc cnnnlres lmnOsslhlC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
# M0rHER Sl0THhRS HER CHILDREN.
oNE KILLED BUT THE OTHER SAvED-THE wONAN
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

ONE KILLED BUT THE OTHER SAVED-THE WOMAN
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
A New York woman murdered one Of her
children in Brookly yesterday and tried to Kill another
Mrs. Maggie johnson. twenty-five Of No 42S East
sevcuyci- whose husband il sonccut;er, left
her home Wednesday. and with thoiT two little girls
eighteen months and five months old sh" went TO Brook
yn upon TIE recommendation Of named Mrs Cole
of Wa.hngton-avc sho took her children 90 the Brook
Ign Nursery. a. H,Ikmer-st and King'ton-aye. She
Was there admitted and left the Children for time,
gong to see her friend again. In the even
ms she returned to the nursery and
She and her children given what
Is called tho Rcstinz Room" The assistant mairOn
ths crlb OF Chid while the other was apparently
asleep in III. bed. The mairon entered the room ana
was startled 10 ind that the woman pressing Pill
low over tho baby face. When ,he asked what Mrs.
Jrhu WI. dun-, the woman replied:
" Don't disturb me- IN d mIuute more size VIII be al
rcs,' No.,
rho matron pushed the woman aside, pulled OF the
pillow and damp towel from the clilu TJce ana ran
into auutHcr room. lu a few moments II Wds re,us
ciincd but u WIS found tht tn" Younger child hdd
been s.rotAercl by the mo nrr i,st, but its body
was sin warm. The mother acted demehtei,
aud is possible policeman was secured WHO
took her 10 the IultOust. Police station There she
tried l herself At the court room when lie was al
aUd cries ut the mother were hcartichdlng 9he
was committed % await examination. Der statement
lJ her husband lcI her life Ui nt DcrdOc cruelty
aud that after the birth of her children she had 10 ledN"
hm She -.ti that she was nervous ana desperate Whe
U tie nursery and coUli not sleep. suddenly me l'c.
occurred her 10 XIII her children and tlch EcrseI, anu
size attempted 10 carry out this sudden resolve. Al
thOIsh she would talk nationally II Is believed thdI Aer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

4 ROY DISAPPEARS ~ QUICKSIND AND DIES
A fatal accident, caused by the building of
the new thrtoeutoot in South Flfth-st, Brook
lyn tock place yesterday afternoon In south Fifth be
tween Fifth aud sixth sts The victim was boy named
james Carroll age who lived with his parents at No.
90 Sxtb.st few days a leak IN the water main IN
that street was discovered and the ground. which Is en-
tlrcy OF qucsanG, gradually cavcd ill., uutil puddle
about IA foot deep had been made. About hfty boys
were throwing into the puddle yesterday after
noon suddenly the earth began caving IN, and all but
Carroll made rush for the sidewalk. He felt himself
sinking stood spebOund. Charles West. colored
man. called loudly for tho boy to save himself at the
same time running for plank. When he returned Us
saw the boy rapidly going down w,th his hands held
nloff and crying help West made frantic efforts 10
save the lad bu found himself sinking and dropped the
plank and ran to II place OF safety When lie turned
around he saw the head of the boy disappear IN the
rouud and the sand filling him. Ambdlances were
summoned, and this added to the excitement in the
ucighborhOod. \ TunOr that the sewer had caNed in
ana that dozen had been buried was started aud
brought together nearly half the population of the
ward TIE police finally came TO the place. space was
cleared ana u line fOImed. no one being permitted TO
come nearer than 100 feet from the hole.
II was o'clock before the first shOvclfu OF sand was
thrown our. The men worked zealOusy, and finally
after several hours labor they found the body which
presented ghaSty appearance the face being shock
ingy bruised. IL taken 10 his home IN an ambu-
ltttpa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

NE Used 4 BOX or DYNAMITE FOR Pillow
ALLENTOWN, Penn. Nov. 10 Special. Joseph
SNYDER. engineer at Harper's quarry short distance
fron here lay down IN tho boiler house early this morn
ing using box Of dynamite for pillow AT O'Clock
thc necLborhOod was awakened by an explosion sny-
dcr body was found hundred feet away tnrh nearly 10
nS.s The eurune-house, engine and stack were COM
oNrY WI. skeI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
rHE DEFENcE or FIFrH ITENUE.
AZ ADDRESS ISSUED BY THE COMMITTEE OF PROP
EE1Y-. WNEES.

AZ ADDRESS ISSUED BY TIE COMMITTEE OF PROP
EEIY-. wNEES.
The committee appointed at the meeting of
ty-owuer, IN the Buckingham Hotel on November
l. 10 take measures against railroad ia Fifth ave- have
issued an address the of property which VIII
po affected by such railroad. Joseph W Harper jr IS
chairman. stuyvc.ant Fish, secretary ana the other
member, are Clarence \. Seward. Henry ~ Cram George
KEMP Henry =. 1IlrQuaud Robert Goclct John sloane
John r. Ford, Horace Russell and Robert Bonner At
the Bucku CHAM ocl meeting tho property OF all these
Gentlemen Was repre- seuto and also that OF John Jacob
Aston william Astor William II. Vanderbilt. william
f. D,nsulorr Au.u.t Belmont. George Bliss, Pierre
Ioriliarl licnry Hilton William L. Travers, william
h Vanderbilt. Il. g.. Rclnscu. j. j. keTuOchau David
Dows Edward Cooper :. -. Bahcock. Il. Fdtou Cut
ting W BlyarI Cutting H. R.Bishop, Charlc, Dc Ibam
Josiah Il. Fskc, ogden Goclet L. H. IilIrimal. l. +.
Moron, Cornelius vanderbilt James j. Beiden and
others
The committee have circulated the following protest
addressed To thc State and Assembly. the mun
cr authorities and the General Term Of the supreme
Court this district:
The undersigned owners or lessecs OF the real prop
crty I'm the CITY OF NewIor designated by the street
numbers opposite their respective names. have been
informed tnat IL Is the intention parties apply
D., s ouc mr. mi of your honorable bodies for the srat
ing OF some rights. hccuse authority or permission
10 construct and operate line OF railway
In and through the FIFTH Avenue in said city, and acting
upon such Information, the undersigned ScvcraHy re-
specially and earnestly protest against the granting o
any application IN ANY form
In the opinion OF the undersigned such a railway is
Its not desired by the citizens at large
whose interest keeping Fitth-ave. unOOstructcd Is
equal that the residents thereon IL would per
manemty interfere with the enjoyment OF th' avenue ~
the only geway 10 Central Park
fl would Introduce element OF danger 10 pedes-
rians II would render unServeedbe the seepS apart
mcnts, and impair the value for residential purposes
of an buildings on the line OF its route.
The authorization OF such railway against the wishes
of those whose would be most affected thereby
would he arbitrary exercise OF power IN favor OF
those who have welfare OF the city IN view,
and VINO alone would be benefited by Its construction
The committee say that II to be the universal
opinion that the immediate Introduction OF some liDe OF
stages is necessary initial step TO prevent the con
structon Of Il railway and they consider the Fifth
Avenue TRANSPORTATION Company, which proposes to
run such lno worthy of tho support OF fpropertyown
prs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
TO BE HINGED FOR KILLING POLIcEMIN

TO BE HINGED FOR KILLING POLICEnIN.
BosroN, Nov. 10 (SpeciaD. Daniel Wilkin-
son. an Englshman now in tho Maine State Prison at
Thomasou will be executed tomorrow for numbering
Policeman Lawrence In Bath in September. 1883 Ol
Wkinson's early life little is known Io Is the son OF
London trades people who still alive. Wilkinson was
sentenced to the Maine prison 1866 for burglary and
served six years About four ago lie was again
sentenced 20 the institution for similar crime Ior
two years but escaped before being sent TO prison IN
September, $50 he and comrtde attempteI 70 oIeah
uio store IN Bath but Interrupted Dy folcemcn
Lawrence and Kingsley. In the pursuit Which ioo"eu
Lawrence WAS shot dead by MilkliSOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
VICTIMS or THE OIL TANK EXPLOSION

PHILADELPHIA, New. 10 (Specidh.-CharIes
Mclean and Patrick Boyle who were injured at the hre
OF the Lubrlc works yesterday, died this afternoon
all my experience" said Gatekecper MeConaShy OF the
Hospital to-day 81 never such sad case attended
by little sympathy. Nobody mas ei"'h'u any u 'no
hd. fr hurnI and there has been no relative nearer
tbon brother TO visit any OF men befOrc or since
their death So far az | aware haven't seen tear
shed for Them except by u brother OF McI.ean' VINO
seemed 10 he affected Thc bodies, understand are 10
bo paced i'm charge the oorOners undertaken Tor Dnr
ial NJ the expense oi the conpahy Ao'ut INC ol -,
t,rest In the dead men seems " come from curlOsy
sgchgrs."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

KILL Nov 19-Th, IuthoIliic- h,gt nave rcc' Iyc re-
ncwcd instructions 10 order German American, To PWt
the island OF Fuhr.
-. PIrEN~HrE". Nov. l9-rhc telegraph line tr''n
Mcrv to Pcndeh Oh the frontier OT Asbaui-tIn, las
been flushed.
ROM. Nov. l9.-Thc Archbishop Of Cincinnati has dr-
rived The Pope gave audience to-day To the Bishop
OF Newark. v j.
AmceT Of BOkhara, has uaic -tC 'uirt INTO MS cip-
tai and has received ovation from the Inhabitants
The Russian General Ann"ukoh Wds prc-cl The NMr'r
viii send special mission 20 - Petersburg to express
hI. lIicnusAlp IOr thC Oar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
co.opERArI0y oy Ala. o. SCALE.

TOLEDO. Ohio, Nov 10 (SpcciaD.-Thc an
nouucement was made tonight that WilamJ. Finley,
the largest individual brewer in OHIO has decided TO
incorporate his business unGer capital stock of
$500 OOO one-half OF which he will give TO his hundred
or more employees He is one OF the wealthest residents
here and proposes now to help the men who stood by
hlm and helped him earn his wealth. Every employe
and all his agents scattered over the country VIII oe'
come stockholders he retaining One-haf himself This
the most extensive cooperative scheme In the country
and one that will be watched with grea, interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

first trial VI .;s issue held in January 1873, was
a yeI'ct favor OF sprasue. Later the Supreme Cort
granted the petition for second trial, which resulted
as above. The Court directed verdict for Chanee on
the ground that he had proved the title under the
trust deed" ana had proved that prague IA posses
sion OF the property 4 writ of ejcctmont Will now
ISSUE sprague will thrust ont OF possession J the
last piece OF his once vast property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
JoSEPH HAcRIN IS PRISOy ann

tIIICAGO, NOV. IH.-JOsrph Z. Mackln WAS
taken from te County Jail to the Illinois state Pcnitcn.
t.ary to-day The offence for which Mlckin will don a
striped suit is not foI his completely IN tho election
frauds the Presidential election, bl for alleged per-
Jury committed whc trial fog tho first offence
MacRn was found guilty OF completely in the election
frauds aud eeatcnccd to the pcnitcntiary, bat was
granted writ q" error, and TINS case Is now before
tho United States supreme COur, The perjury case
was appealed 20 the Supreme Court Of Illinois, watch
sustained the Owcv cOur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
BEITIsn sUCcns,E- ~ EGYrr.

CAIRO. Nov. 19.-Thc Egyptian camel corps
HIS captured q rebel convoy vAIch W., trying 10 reach
A-souaa to purchase - 800 worth ui weapons.
CoNsrANIISorIl, No,. lJ.-~ir William Nhi'c 'hc
British representative hcr" has received Information
t.lt sir Henry DTgmmOud Npn. ta' British C"lunl'.
suucr Egypt, j. rapidly reforming TIC admin eir@'pr
OF Egypt ana that hI, relations with the kEcivc 'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
,1>,osr A PLOT IN A THEATRE.

VIENNA, Nov. 19-This was the first night OF
Dyorak's opera, a Peasant Rogue The
C,ecbs in the audience kept up ineesSaut
appausr which provoked storms OF kissing. the
Retirement fnaliy eliminating in an umOar. Many ar
/, SIS were made before order was restored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

RANGOoN, NOY. 19.--General Prendergast
manding British expedionary force mas strong
" garrsoned the OF Minhla, which he captured
from the Burmese lie expects to reach Maudd!dy OH
TuesdIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
m0MrY EIGnILyn 1 NlNnLENN DrEL.

BALIsTON, NOV. IJ INprcWU.-Ncar U0Hhth,
some mie. lorE OF THIS village, shooting afray oc-
cirrcd ycscroay the principals ia which were two mar
iicd women, Ziba ShppeE ana Helen Raymond Mrs
Shppcn was leai0u, OF Mrs Raymond and meeting her
near the after, house lr.w revolver and threatened
to shoot heI Ms Raymond followed by Mrs shippen,
ran ,Ac house OF ncghbOr, whose family inter
fercd aud prevented bOOd,hcd Mrs Raymond thcn
started 20 the village, but changing hcr mnd "htcrcu
Ricnard WOOicOcKa house, followed IL afcN seconds D.
Mr. shppcu. Here Mrs Raymond also drew Il
revolver. The two women exchanged shots ana thch
Mr- RAYMOND fed into the cellar Nr WOodcOck dis
armed Mrs. shippen. Neither woman was hit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
Ex.GorEENoh SrAAGlL LoAEA us rLorEErr.

EY-GOTIENON NTNAUIE LONEF HIS TLOIIHII' J.
Providence, Nov. 10 lSpeciaD. The trial
10 test the Validity uf Zachariah Chahee's title to
Governor Sprague's homestead, "CanOnchet" near
Narragansctt Pier, ended today the Court of Common
Pleas at Kingston, the Court directing verdict In favor
of ChaAee and adverse sFrague. Tho result OF tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
WINNER AGAINST THE PRESS" FOH LfEEL.
AnEIrIuA. Nov. - lSpccinN.-In the

t of sylvester ~ Stewart against The PTtSS company
f alleged ipcl the ury today verdict IN favor
Of the rlaintln for n 200. me Pros viii apply Tor u
ucW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDoN, Nov 10.
MILLS BUrSED.-St sayioI's, -four mills, MiH-st..
Dorkhrad. T., owned 10y Seth IayIo were burned to-
day The loss is S221,OOo
Tur JrSIIrA-The United states steamer Juniata on
her way from the East Indies Tor Tho United States
passed ST. Helena OCTOBER 0i'
SENTENCED FOR ELOrENESr.-Anderson the steward
OF tae Hon. GathOrne Hardy, who clo!sd with MIS-
kidg way ward IN chanccry mas been sehthced 10 a
months imprisOnmcnt
JAcQCEs RELEAsrD.-sampsoD Jacques, reporter for
The PGN Ud C0se, sentenced 10 one month"; imprSon'
nent in cOnnec ion with the Armstrong abduction case,
November II, has been released
IS SBANKRUPTCY-Frank Plat had examination to-
day ~ the Bdnkiupcy court MIIlo u was 5now ."at az
IS 600 against thc Pritish Government for the &c
sInctiOn OF a yacht ana other property in Samoa In
1876; claims against the Samoan Government Tor
diplomatic services. and claims now pending III the
An ricn conr,s FOR Sj 600 for breach of contract in
the purchase OF a mine III Colorado.
To IGNORE Miss TlyLoR.-The returning officer for
CamOerwc announces that he Will refuse TO recoSnzc
Miss Helen Taylor candidate Tor Member OF farhd
ment.
swINDLING BY FORGED BILLS OF LADING.
MONTREAL, Nov. 10 (SpeciaD.-A man visited
the Jacques Cartier Bank FEW days ago AID presented
draft for 81 900 Emerson Edy Co., Boston, drawn
by Donat Icfebvre & Co., It. Michael Bills OF lading
were attached representing many hundreds Of tons Of
hay shipped from st. Michael 10 the hrm drawn upou
who accepted the draft Cashier dc Martgny, how
ever, had heard Of the firm of DOnat LcfcByrc
Co. lie refused cash the draft uulcss the presenter
could be Identified. The man then presented another
draft for $O00 drawn the firm. but payable Ia
New-York and asked IL the bank would undertake to
collect IT, This agreed and the money was acu.
ally paid. DE Marugny, however. suspicious
that he wrote to the Grand Trunk Railway Con pany, ask
lnR II the bills of adDg were genuine They promptly
Informed hn that there was such firm DOnaL Lc-
De Martigy ordered the agent OF the jacques
Cartier Bank TO pay back SOOo " Emerson Edy d Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-20

GREAT MORTALITY A4hbNN SNl
,v,,tt,vspoET PENN Nov. 10 (Npecid0.-lIOg chOlera
ra,,n, i'm Clinton Township. one thousand hOSs have
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19

LAhPAsAs, Aug. lS.-ISpecial.A THE
trouble that has existed since the ar
rival of the firemen was adjusted ami
cably this morning at meeting an.
pointed for that purpose. The diffioultv
appeared TO be as fellows.
The prizes wero to be- awarded to the
bsst hook and hose, hook and ladder
ana engine companies. Upgn in.
yestigatlon 1t was learned that none
out hose companies, outside of one
lOcal cOmnanies were hare 20 contrast
lor the prize; henc9 tAl upntul,lU.a de-
clded that said companies would not
10 entitled to only one third of the
amount of $3.50. Some of the
nremen commended that the fnll
amount was due tho successful oon-
testants. In order to settle the matter.
q conference was acid by the clti-
2ens and chiefs, ~ which
they agreed that the firemen
contest for the prize, which was 10 bo
Sd5o'b53i one town lot and ali the
trophies. Before the result was mazda
known 3 motion was agreed TO Inv ali
That they would abide by the diyiaion
Whon the report was made IL was
received With Cheer8 and peaos and
good will prevailed. A movement
was Then inaugurated To make prepar-
atloEs for tho contest
There are but three visiting comma.
nice, one from Fort Worth, No. ~, ono
from brenhem, No. II; one from PEW
pie, No. 10. They gave a public M.
rade this oveRing.a
Tho drummer that was arrestea
mere tho other day for violating the
iconse law was tried and finpd sI7 on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
Rnrnhardt nrnI,nn nnrn-

FRANKLY stated, "The0d)ran WAS q
disappointment. One OF tho very
worst plays Sardou ever wrote bored a
suflocatsd audience almost 30 death.
1, is tedious, dull aud T. resomo. IL bo-
gins mt and Is not over until mid
night. The waits arc outrageously
long. Tho conversations between un-
interesting people arc w0arisome in
the extreme, and tho horrors, In.
stead OF being appalling, arc ludicrous,
A man Is brought IN covered with gore,
having boon knocked ON tho head bv
ono OF tho Emperor Justinlan's attend-
ants because heis likely TO belray SR.
rains lover while he IL having his eyos
g0uged out or hia finger nails torn, ar
not pinchers applied 10 his neck,
Sarah charitably gives him mis- du,etus
with q "barO bOdkin,n taken out of her
meegre trosseV. SNrah's lovor oyentu-
ally insults her In the aroma, no he
.s "a y-'d In and o 'mg-oi- war;
lakes ptho4 uvOr his haplosg body,
One detachment pull at ono arm, aii-
othor at tho other. Sarah gets tho
PROSTATE figure, who would bo
promptly pulled In half n 10 were nos
Tor the opportunO descent of tho cur.
tain. Then CONES Sarah's turn. Sho
has tortured 80 many people or seen
20 many tortured that 10 N only fair
that she should herself suffer. SO
when this delightful Theodore has
poisoned her lover with n phll.or which
sho believes 10 be iunocuous sho
sprawls over his body, aud thon offers
hor own thin neck to the exoeutionor.
who Is loyal and courteous enough 10
s.rangle tue empress with red silk
cord. Sarah Is not the actress that she
was. Hard work and adulatlon have
ruined her. She IL as careless In her
mako upn as she Is in hor acting.
Some kind friend should really tell
her what a strange elects produced by
dabbing black abou the eyes ANYHOW,
and smearing tho back Of theneok with
whitening IT, ordOr 60 flscinato. What
u dliieronc0 between the Sarah bern.
hArdt of the Franc ais aud tho Sarah
Bernhatdt OF tho frowsy Porte Saint
Martini That untldy aud dirty thoa-
tor has taken every vestigo OF earnosi-
ness out Of tho gifted woman. She
SO nus 70 caro- for nothing so long rs
she can get through with the biay.
Ter love. making, once 40 charming,
Is al oled and unnatural, and am 10
tfasl' scenes ara spoiled BY q worn.
weak voioe.-[S0ni0n Truth.