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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

washington Sept ia storm q great intensity but
apparently very limited Up Atlantis
Ocean Tuesday night reaching the New-Jsrssy coast
early Wednesday morning. This caused sewers
eassrly gales New-Jesey Pennsylvania and
the vicinity Of extreme South NeYork After reaching
Ne,v-Ycrk the apparently turned eastward
appeared rapidly Il came there being only mod
crate depression tonight east central NeVYork
There have been and showers generally IN the
West Gulf States and from Mississippi Valley
ward except IN the region interior
Of the Middle Atlantic In the West the weather
been fair
The cool wave has reached the lower lake region
Mississippi valleys and stl continues
west. temperatures ranging from 70 q degrees below
the far the Rocky Mountains
however. been general rise IN the Temperature
from middle slope westward and in the eXtrene
Northwest Killing frosts and freezing temperatures
CURED Wednesday morning IN the Northwest and nal
There will Re showers Thursday the lower lake
Middle Atlantic ard the north
portion OF SOUTH Atlantic states ard on the West
Gulf Coast Elsewhere the weather VIII % gene9aIly
fair Thursday and Friday. -. -..
II VIII be cooler THURSDAY from the Gulf states
northeastward and stlH cooler Friday IN the Aide A.
isrtic states and New-EnEland- u viii be warmer
Trurs4av In the West and Friday IN ne sloQe
~ .ba NeT-FnEa1d Coast winds viii Be brisk and
vsrtsbie becoming and northwest; on the Sl--s
sfis1t0 coast fresh west. the south Atlantic Ioast
northwest; TIE Cur Coast Iresl
-orr-- on the urpe- fresh north becoming east
Friday. on lower lakes fresh noTtnesj 20 r1
have fresh southwest winds With Showers 70 TIE
go ,e-,.- Special forecasts been issued for
vs-n7cs - Moderate food II the Vconee IttSer of
ve TIE West South Idaho ard extreme Eas'eEa
oregon.
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THE DRAMA.
Mr. Hdsctrey at the Criterion
Theatre.
THE MAN FROM BLANKETS.

The Criterion Theatre was opened last night for
the regular dramatic season. and Mr. Charles
Hawtrey appeared there. in Mr. Anstey's farce
entitled The Man from Blankleys." Mr. Haw-
trey's clever acting in "A Message from Mars
first at the GaTrick and later at the Criterion.
where he said farewell last March.-has not been
forgotten. The cool. easy. crisp. incsive manner
Of the half playful. half cynical man Of the world
has long been popular. and this comedian exempt
hes it uncommonly we'll In AR. Ansteys farce
he finds oonseniai part and acts it in a free and
easy style that gives much pleasure. The farce
has good scheme. There IS "a tTiAing foolish
banquet in progress. at the London house Of a
vulgar parvenu named Tidmarsh. 1t is found that
there will be thirteen persons at the table. Ar
rangerents are made for having guest from the
office Of general provider' named Blankley
The man thus hired does not arrive. but. in his
place. there comes youns noblenan from Scot
land. who has mistaken the place at which he
was 10 dine and who thus finds himself in n false
position. productive OF personal misunderstanding
and verbal equvoke. In the first act the guests
severally assemble upon the usual announcement
In the second act the guests are discovered at
dinner. and they become audible in conversation.
In the third act the error is discovered and the
social relations are adjusted The gold leaf. it
will be observed is beaten out until II becomes
very thin. 1hackeray's lighter papers. such as
The Book Of SnobS," Mems Wives. etc. have
furnished hints for many compositions OF this
order. and in such PLAYS Bulwers Money
Tom Taylor's Victims" and Robertson's Gar
rick" there has been abundance Of satire OF tne
vulgar manners and sordid thoughts OF mean.
coarse. pUrseproud people. Mr.. Anstey's farce is
not entirely devoid Of vinegar. Its writer has
felt the WEAKNESS OK London society. whether
aristocratic OF plebian. and is not unwilling 10
make II ridiculous the farce rests on comic
idea and its complication is funny. There was
too much OF the dinner table talk but otherwise the
performance moved in continuous merTiment The
character sketches Will Re enjoyed and remem-
bered by all who them. Tie consequential
Cit by nj Fred Thorn: the blatant. asinine. loqUa-
cious Radical by Mt Henry Kernble. the pompous,
condescending butler by Mr.. Arthur PlayIair'
and the airish conceited female snob Mrs Id
marsh. by Miss Fanny Brough. are aosoIutely
ike the life itself. 4 pert child was very ceVeriy
presented by Miss Beatrice Terry. Ihelc i
touch Of sentiment in the piece Lord StratnpeHer
finds at the T1dmarsh house an the position OF gov
e-neSs a gentle girl whom he has known IN other
DAYS etc: but sentiment Is not MI haWItS ,
stronghold any more than II was that OF EDWARD
Sofbern The house was crowded ana the farce
was accounted an uneluivocal success
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Upton DECLINES INVITATIONS.
Expects to Give All His Time in This Cour-
try to His Business.
- rFLEaRAPH ID 10 rRIRrNE.

Binghamton. y. Y. Sent. 1S.-Sir Thomas Upton
has forwarded q reply to the request Of commit
tee OF Binghamton citizens that he will visit the
BnghamtOn Exposition this month, expressing re-
grets that he is obliged decline the invitation
He announced that absolute rest has been decreed
by his physicians and on their advice he had formed
an fnfexible resolution 70 decline all future invita-
tons whfle in America. Sir Thomas Upton says he
shall withdraw completely from society and give his
time to his business in this country during the re-
rnainder Of his stay.
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DUKE or RoxeUReHE GOES HUNTING.

Newport. Sept. Is Cspecial).-The Duke OF Rox-
burEhe has gore 10 Canada with Reginald Ward
hvofbe- % Lord Dudley. The hunting trip viii
cover q month or 50. and the Duke viii return e
few DAYS before the wedding. The date q the
marriage has been SCI for November IS IN ST Bar
tholoueE's Church NeW-York City The wedding
reoeption ana breakfast vii be at Mrs. GOeet' >
town house. n Fifrh-nve. The Duke and Duchess
vll szu Immediately 70 England
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Highest Temperature yeserdaT 20 degrees; iovsst. 60
average average eorresponGiag DATE last a.
average for corresponding twenty-five g.
IoraI forecast showers sn1 cooler to-day. fresh
tEisk southwest xness Friday fair. eools
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MEDICAL INSPECTOR OF INSANE.

Albany Sept 1s-The State Commission IN Lu-
macy has appointed DR.. William L. Russell. OF
willard Medical Inspector Of Institutions for the
Insane a place created by the legislature az its
last session. a salary OF $500. with travelling
expenses.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The Star in Danger from Frightened Horses
at the American Theatre.

A. .be matinee performance Of welded and
Parted" Kreme- meiodrama. at the American
Theatre Yesterday. Miss Irma la Pierre the star.
narrowly escaped injury from pair Of horses on
the stage a sleigh was wrecked and more OF less
- the scenery damaged. There was a consequent
co-,n,otiou in the audience. but II was speedily
o,lelled BY the resumption oil the performance
The trouble occurred in the last scene Of the third
at II was Christmas. and the snow lay cold on
~ ground Il was also the exterior Of the Came
70, Mansion" and the sore tried heroine. coming
ont on the stage wiping the Precipitation from her
brow decided that the snow looked cool and invit-
irg and sank down the driveway In sight OF the
Cameron windows. There she lay; sleigh bells
were heard by the audience but not BY her Then
q span OF horses attached 10 a sleigh. dashed in
sight coming Up the drive. The horses. accord
ing TO stage directions. are 20 come almost 20 the
silent form. and then the driver. spying the
woman is 70 pull them up short But yesterday
afternoon they became unmanageable. and would
not sion Miss Ia Pierre came 70 life IN a hurry
and wrigged out OF their path. They dashed across
the stage wrecked the scenery on the further side
and brought the sleigh up against the wall with
such force that Il was completely demolished
The same horses we're used in the evening per
Torrance Sut Miss La Pierre did not lie down in
the snow She crouched II heap. with her feet
carefully braced FOR spring. her eyes on the
horses SIZE saws she IS about sick OF such parts
anyway. In Way Down East" she was afflicted
v7-h snovstorrn. and in Beside the Bonnie Brfar
Bush" Il fell 10 her lot to be thrown down flight
Of steps by the star.
Miss Ethel Barrymore ana her leading man.
E-ue. MscRae arrived yesterday the Oceanic
Miss Barrymore viii open the New Hudson Theatre
with Cousin Kate" BY II. n Davies.
To-uisht marks the 10Th performance Of Tbs
Earl OF Pawtucket"
There vas no matinee at the Victoria Theatre
yesterday. owing the deterrent effect OF the rain
-. he pgbli-
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LIPTON'S ILLNESS.
Due to 4ppendicitis-No Operation
Probable.

Chicago. Sept Is.-Sir Thomas Upton is suffer
Ing from "cOlitis and catarrhal appendicitis sc-
cording to an official statement made BY his physi-
clans this afternoon. Assuming the public TO be IN
possession Of the fact Of the Engiishmans illness
the statement was issued follows
The disease-cclitis and catarrhal appendictts- -
progressing favorably and the condition OF the
* saffSfacf0rV
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BRowN-PARRIsH-o Tuesday. ssPtsmoer IS at
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OF Croton school assisted by Pew. Walton Batsrsha
OF Albany, Archibald Naming Brown Of New-York 20
Helen Parrish daughter Of James c Parrish. ESD.
New York.
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OBITUARY.
CONGRESSMAN VINCENT BoREINe.

London. KY Sept. 15-Congressman Vincent
Boreing died at his home here to-day from pneu-
monia. He was the only Republican in the Ken
lucky delegation
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Miss Ethel Barrymore and her leading man
Bruce MscRae. arrived yesterday or the Oceanic
Miss Barrymore viii open the New Hudson Theatrs
with Cousin Kate by II n Davies
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-14

themselves. No production of Pinero
or tbsen in recent years has failed to
discover some new talent. The Sec
ond Mrs. Tanqueray revealed Mrs.
Patrick Campbell to the London
stage, and the Gay Lord QueX''
placed Irene NanBrugh conspicuously
before the public both in England and
this country, where she had appeared
before without any especial distinc-
ton. Ibsen's Ghosts" was the means
of lifting Mary Shaw and John Blair
into artistic prominence. and Flor
ence Kahn had her first chance to dis
play her positive but rather Unframed
and unclassifiable genius in The Mas
ter Builder" Robertsohs plays are
the same in that respect. 1t is large
~ due to the actors appreciation of
good opportunities that keeps Rob
ertson on the stage. Caste" and
David Garrick" are practically the
only plays of the English dramatic
naturalist that are used. David Gar
rick" IS a favorite part with f. S. Will
lard, Charles Wyndham frequently
revives the comedy at his London
theatre, and Nat c. Goodwin used it
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-02-14

most recent revival of Caste" was
given several years ago by the Eng
lish actor, John Hare, in New York
City, which proved to be pronounced
success. Mr.. Brennan while i'm Eu-
rope last summer saw notable re-
vival of the delightful old comedy
which convinced him that the time
was ripe for the exploitation of his
scheme. Upon his return To Ameri-
ca he at once began the selection of
suitable east. He has succeeded in
gathering together a company of ar
fists that exceeds his fondeSt am
billions. 1t includes Robert V. Fergu-
son. who is credited with being the
best Eccles the stage has ever seen;
Mary Scott, the beautiful California
actress, who has starred in several
Frohman productions; the Countess
de Castelvecchio. formerly a member
of Sir Henry ITving's company; VIII
liam Hazeltine, a member of the late
Augustin Daily forces; Lawrence Grit
fifth. William \. Evans and Miss Sadie
Handy. Manager Cox, of the Illinois.
has secured this attraction which will
be seen for the first time in this city