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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

I.uGou. May l9.-Tbe third series % wool auction
closed day The offerings numbered o
ThsT~ good ATTENDANCE and the demand brisk
oN4rE American competition urrucs Following
the s1Ies detail Wa-es. zoo bales
lana 100 bales secured 1lizd&1s ard greasy. 52dG
10 Victoria. I'f bales, secured. Is ldiis SID.
Gs.1Fll' I'D south Australia loo bales. secured
lF SD greasy. 6fIlI sd West Australia 100 bales.
greasy tEloisd Tasmania = bales greasy. ~ig1l
New Zealand 5000 bales secured Is i-tuls Pad
greasy Gdiis ape q Good HOPE and Natal 500 bales
srofret ~'z1als Sd greasy, GtsAza When the series
opr7"d rer'nos wer" practically unchanged but prices
Era-uhlF Improved. and thsT closed today
higher than the March series The advance most
pronounced ON fine scoureGs and gTeHsies In heavy
Eease7 the Improvement less general Fine
irHr.s ruled . The opened
Medium crosshv-1s although in demand.
probably de4rer. a.
set shabby. cotted parcels being demand
the better grades improved. and anal
advance - - per cenN above the March Slips
We're J0rIAz dcIrer
Natal snow whites and fair conditioned E-casies
proved Pad" per cent. Heavy
neglected and ahcgIt sell decline
toward the r.ose- when competition and
they closed unchanged PuDta Falkland ISL
ancs opened unchanged and closed unchanged % per
cent higher Americans freely. and
petition for teel1ug greases and good. medium and
series = COO bales taken by the home trade 74GO0
we're held over for the fourth series
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Eork May 70 1904
-oFrFF---7--ffee showed further opened
dy FL unchanged prices follow pretty steady cables
primary recetp-s the stNadi1es
absence Of either end when
- s--sIer longs Cs demand they became
- -1-.g and starting l1uIfare forced
N love- offers 1-G Huyers The result tecIn-
ing market with 1rlces nnaly al net ceclae OF -
-.s n sn-s Il IS 90 bags Daring day cables
we've received from santos claiming weather and
trade evidently cid that conditions
Sc IS those described co-5 have any eject 7ther ta
DELAYING -e sO-eHh hat ana the cable
ser-as f-rFs z--s--1r certainly rad effect the
-e-F- which the sla lk-sss % demand rather
z selling Gables not
hsa asrlv Ez-r unchanged 10 olly = pig lover
franc riEher ateT il declined = ft2Er
- sinr thee quite here Or TIE Brazil
tsn markets Ria 81 higher and Santos IN
rba-ra6 Receipts az ports were 5000 bags
ony agliasr % 400 haEs last The Interior move
E--le ucl-aIei by tns pointer
~ -be r~sr.c-s day reached Ts3 bags. In
E4neal Tay -G that the situation had under
:.re say chang spot market dull with quota
ions Of Cas- Tor Es!o No :.
Tie 4 l-res 81 -he lcca market t1aE
was AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20

teslsaE e@ssa ~ littl. IN the half hour under
y the high prices As ether days
ua.1sd NV s1ag ADVANCE was almost wholly ex-
-s4olt tue country. Considerable short IL
- Lay ~ chicago and SeE-Ycrk accounted for
re - Ser adF ances in that option ever others
20 "a. - So WITH the decrease 5000 bush
-Gt--lSa1l-s sllcAs 90 fEr this many
-o me Itiiors q possible 1900 90 bush ce-
sfoo1alel. esl-i1ated the Argentine
1890 ousa O. a material reduction previous
wee4 IN cafles lhere irrc,larty
lish markets closing hgher white On the other
Isnd faT was logo points lower Budapest declined
aDcut = I"F ne "a = No expert orders received
from The cash situation tsre considerable
at hand. among which Ialgct Improvement
IN weather conditions exceedingly light clear
eces ne absence OF export trade and dulness in nour
with 221cfU bush last Where received.
iF The West was generally % favorable character
mat the wae2t crop IS nicely without
ceVe!3FD,ca's No red closed nominal elevator and
o e.oat NJ Northern Duluth. 81 OSls. adoat.
CpltN-BCcrs likewise covering
wee 4A2c higher than the previous night The
ttA- 70 Improvement had taken place situation
added 20 the distress II shorts IN this market Il
said that had been sold feeders Of
~ S6d5Tc ard Kansas CITY quoted 5S54c No
Receipts Right ~ the West. BIZ. sea5oard
leararces. Sore dispatches however denied
Exporters bought leads Of both Cuports.
No : corn closed BIC. afoet. No white SIC
and No yellow at Coo. ahoat OATS-There
good ouyLE 0: july oats b. elevator people and
mission houses n Chicago which with the early strength
IN and showeTy weather West. the market a
lrul undertoae throughout TIE Mixed &c %
and clipped white, Sc 40 p. S0d53 1ac. RYE
Marker dull No , Western. zoe SPOT u afOat. Bar
I-El-Siarket quiet Feeding quoted ~ ACC.
Nev-Nork, and mailing at 5Jae5c. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, NAV p Closing WHEAT-Spot easy. No
california Is lpi=d- turures steady. May. As 3azd
July. 6s sd; september. SIS 51sd CORN-Spot quiet
American mixed. 4s +iei. American mixed.
611d futures quiet MAY. nominal July 3isd. PEAS
canadian. quiet. IS %. FLOJR-St Louis winter
du Is 3D. HOPS IN London Paciac Coasp steady. 5Gss
lSs. BEEF easy. extra India SIS PORK
prime mess Western 62s Sd HAMS-Short n
quiet 4Js BACON quiet Cumberland n Soc
short rib, 10 90 p r.. Sos. midtles
- n. S5s 80. long clear mldJIes heavy rs 10 30 70
35s short backs - 10 34s; clear bellies II
. l6 n Sos SIIOU LDERS-Square, II Il n steady
BIS I'd LAitI-trtrle Western terces. steady.
American refined IN pals quiet 34s BUTTER-t9ooi
finest white old. coIored old. as: American
finest white. new. SIS, do coored, 3Ts TALIOW-
Prime city. Dos. TCRPENTINE-Sprit steady
ass 3D. ROsIN-Common firm. IS Sd. PETROLEUM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20

lIea szAaEge special LverDo. cahIes-Spot cotton
sek 300 bales speculation ana expert zo bales;
issS 200 bales; receipts. 400 bales Miodns up
90 90. futures opened QEteL. points lower On new
isSis 5o ever on distant gss;ons closed easy: net
sss ..ee; Nay-June 1850: June-July ID Juy-ASEast
reeos september ISci September o9o'
Nofernber f,-; Eovernber-D ce1nher. bS1d De
nnRry. $50. JanuEry-Februa-y. 5ssd Man
coiag 80 s--s-' e-olAA' more NsDiis' O-' - $780,
,.sss<sSz AND MEAz,-The demand to-day was confined
70 winter str4.Khts and spring patents which
Nls- s.aEnf advance tie previous day Other
e old prices
q i6 Dstenta 80 20sS5 winter stralgats 81 s09
L eS ..-t PATENTS. 81 l00S5 So spring clears SAG
Sc ssass s9A &c sntsr 81 eo9S4: extra 20 winter.
~ 49, =. RE flour steady Quoted: Fair % good.
49, sss ~ esoee 70 fancy 81 l5Sz so CoRNAfEAI
No. -eotsc; K.a drsee. s3Gx3 10 Is 20 brand BAG
te-eG lioleo: fine white and yellow. 81 500
w. o.rse O. osgsI p: FEED Enssttisd. Quoted:
Is -. sirlnr SO c9 standard rriddnr 81 So
ir. &c Dog ~ shipment half June; city
zt>E Enc aicdllEE. S241 S24 So:
oiigsf+ nouay chop SO 20 bulk. SCI IS sacks
me $40 enc Jay shorts experienced
1lnsculig IN getting wheat that
eIo..s Win al the week reF1lt the MAY orron
t.. sher than The previous night ana other posi-
s1y-, - lllf market From nQlc higher. The sday
"a1 q steacy Climb from opening close. but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
OTHER MARETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

C-hicaro Nav o-CATTIE-Receipts $500 head: mar
ket strong loc higher COED TO prime steers 50 cog
50 254S4 CO. 81 5as5 % her Ire - 4o9s4 20 sa
TEXAS sA5 steers s4S4 60 HOGS-Receipts to-day "a
600 head: touoTrow Is 600: market 5gl0c lower mixed
55fS4 S2is; choice heavy 81
asi s75s: rough heavy q e6qs4 3; light 81 ooas4
biIl 9 7OlS4 SHEEP-ESeceipts, 10000
head market steady hgher good 70 choice wether
81 75S5 30: fair choice mixed So 1884 u.s. clipped
Iarnbs, 81 5o4S6 ID
East Buffalo May leCAITrL6 steady; prime steers
hsifers IS 50gs4 20: cows 50 i59ss % bulls ss9s4
head; CSC higher 81 5oas5 IS. HoGs-Receipts 2 600
head native pgs Toe higher: others
mixed So I5aS5 2o workers. S. l09s5 20: s59s5 TO-
roughs 81 204s4 95 stage e IogS3 20 Carries - 9o9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
NAVAL STORES.

The market for -osin for low grades
generally held for higher prices
scarcity the -w grades hardening market at
Spirits turueUt!ue quiet and without ira
portaut quoted prices Tar ruled steady with
e moderate demand We quote
SPIRITS TT RPENTINE-On and machine bh,s. 5Itsq
TAR-Plne bbs s. s5qSa 80. OH hhls 81 65Gs5 -.
HOSIN-Comunau good strained. 81 %. z. s. rs. 2
s.. r. s. rjGS3 10. T. 81 20, X, 50 IS. VI, 81 50
X s. 9odS4. and " ". 81 30
STOCK OK HAND.
Fostr hbIs ..-.-............ u el9
shirts rpeutine bbIs. Observation-Disclosures.
Tar ---.-.-..--. Psi
49,, receipts g7o. exports. 2G7 ROsIN firm; sales,
ls1G receipts Sal 43Sl quoted. A =. q. D.
20 81 20, T. s. -. C. 81 so H So 80. l. 81: X.
50 IS NJ 50 20. y. 81 30. W 6 50 30. W ". 50 50
Charleston. May l8--TURPENTINIc-NUt doing.
F2OSIN nm. A. b g T. 81 80. r. So 80. r 81 65. O.
81 70 II 81 -, 81 30. X s.. NJ s. TO- \. s. ~ W u.
London MAY I9-TURPENTINE. spirits as ROSIN.
American strained Sd. fine lis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
raaes IF contract prices IN the local market today

ne local market for spot cotton quiet
sseo on the basis OF 13 SOC middling upland and
-soSe fnr mddlirg Calf Sales. 020 spinners; 200
tIsa on contract Southern spot markets were teie-
sseItAel as foil Savannah. duh and
Ssee a. iSzc; Charleston and Wilmington. nominal;
.ses,slA quiet nc lower. I3&c. sales. 81 bales.
-.-nore nominal &c lower. p 75c Mobile quiet.
= oer a. l3c. sales. 100 bales Galveston. quiet
a. lskc. Nsw-Orleans. steady. unchanged. at
80 sales, LEO bales Memphis. quiet &c lower al
Aees 80 bales Estimated receipts leading points
=. tl-Eaorr0W- A. NeW-Orlea-s. go J. 400 bales,
eeaist lz5I last week and 2Sl0 last A Calves
So ~ y 800 bales compared Vt-h SIS last ana
.-tt year At Houston go 20 $50 bales, against
- "a week ast year.
FsJrr today
+-tl vita tie day asst week "a last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20

steady: lambs 5OGs7: one load 10: yearlinss
S89S6 % wethers s. 2SGS5 60: s5gS5 - sheep
Kansas City. Nav 19-CATTLE- Receipts. 4sOo head,
including 1870 Southerns choice export and
dressed beef steers s. 1888 % fair 70 good sass co
Western fed S4S4 90 stockers and feeders. 50
asa 7 Southern SO 5dS4 Southern 81 Is
tS3 To- native s2S4 *: native heifer IS 5OdS4 So
bulls 50 50a$2 so. calves 50 1885 Is HOGS-Receips
70 300 head; market sc lower: - 10 bulk. 81 45
81 61ls heavy 81 6S4 10 packers s. 50Q$4 20. and
Igats S1eS4 90 SLtEHEmHeeeipts 500 head; magSet
50 So fed ewes 81 25S5 Texas clipped yearngs 81 80
GS5 .; Texas clipped sheep 81 50GS5; stOckers and
Cincinnati MAY I9.-HOGs steady IS 1885. CATTLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nav 70 n m-COTTON-spot Hraitef
demand prices four points lower American l1dlug fair
5Had. good Diii1i0E f61 uiddlinE SD low mid
ding. 72+F- good ordinary 7I0d. ordinary. 69Jd- The
sales ~ The day 5000 bales ~ which 2Ob FOR
speculation and export. and Included +2ne American Re
cepts. bales. Futures opened easter
and closed easy American uiddlnE z .. May T10d
May and June 1850. June and July ID, July and
.c1 September I'D. September and
October ~. October and November 5e9d November
u~ccnhe- a2I. December and January. sal.
Eenrlar.- :. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20

COTTON-Thera was continued activity aid
ne racing fQ-E--- WIN N@ah-4ehr -4-'-
hoWeyer be sabsd.ng toward The close when active
covering hy shorts caused FAIR recovery ac only
COZ polons showed net -dins he cary Nelhess 70
merely continuation = the de- =cp1euts noted yester
houses were selling as though there had been very con
siderable long interest 4 scattering character in July
taken ard held the hope u bull manipulation The
WEAKNESS OF Ne"lrlea-s ana the seii-g mere IRON faf
quarter together with The Nay notices there
were allowed circulate "Wednesday despite the
hafnt bidding .or large blocks ~ taat and The July
- confirm me IDEA that New orleans had been forced
n ABANDON al -1tentar Of forcing me higher
which threw The burden ~ financing .lrEe supplies
n Dull specuao5s But when July brpe through - y
sutsEnts c1ara--er vel as CHE covering tha would
De natural after such decline has occurred since
a. 1t--a-. .-A JUS SOC a. -o'"' u vas pointed
81 ihEi ht Atfe 0tl0n remains - o. marketed In
tefo eeets yesterday crew attention 20 thar side of
- ny ana -i-l'- 70 .ly ABOUT 80 oa.'s or
re snacs - Is SAID, ever witnessed at ths ~
the = also noted large
o. dTyE1lls advertised fr Monday Attracting
goods buyers city
sloET r-arT conservative members Of felt
eonn vas not TO- prices, and OWNS
NeA I'm IS and the building up
H- paced me market t- position 90 respond very
te--4-. - oas1 -NeEl-ies a prominent Val street
wa IttrI-'- -tftf ae-eF rigIl
Up 70 the close TIE influence steady
o1e- ses1y Al taHeec prices - fce.t1e-o II point
..i-ost a. once lreTlPs became heavy NeV-Oriesns
1hlladelrnla a1c Wal street selling. ana demand
Was --r-ec o. covering Selling fr1r l3ZI The opening
Ifce. 10 --@l- for July there rally OF several
points covering. buy broke again
with Jply touching . October y
= afternoon Tire market showed more firm
ness, however finally steady. points
lover cl Tie o5 crop SIlle the crop about
10000
ae Eaaes y contract prices n the local market today
Va a. -.-1HEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Nork. May 10. 1904
BEANS AND PEAS-A few small 5obbing sales
reported to-day. Of business trans
acted and the is way changed Receivers
disposition 70 hold prices about steady and buy
object the asked when they need the
goods Scotch peas fairly steady but quiet We
BEANS. lna-r3s choice per bush. 81 go1S2 ga; do
medium 81 05IS2 OF u DO 81 e2.sl 30: do red
nay g. 05SSs white Kidney 81 eoSSs co ya4log eye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty street south Ferry. Time from South
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown beiow-l
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND nfAUC1
CAGNk-Z4.00 t7-15 Easton only. $40 a 10
40 . co t945 Easton only1 p sun. "a 25 a n.
WuKEsBARRE AND sCR.aSTON-z1Oo 80 n
900 2. Sundays. "A . a. l. 90 N.
LAkEW0OD. LAkEHU EST. TONS RIVER AND
8AkNEtr4i-ztoo $3.50 a n. zl30 f3.s0, soc.
lakewood and LakehGrzt ouly) $50 ?. m sundays.
ATLANTIC CITY--9 a. m. IS. 40 D n
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-Fz4o0 a m. srf3o
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
200 $50 II 80 a m x120. 40. IS asa AS.
80 ESQ. 1l-50 2 n sundays except Grove.
HILADELPHIA-(READING TERMINAIl. -4.s
sIan 400. 400 400. $50. IS 90 f7SO s@Oo si0s0
m. 80 -
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. 800 1000.
Ice a. II, 900. +"4e0. 500. zoe. a. , m
BEADING. HARRISBURG. POTTsvTLLE AND WILL
IANSPORT-.40O 90. q *. 200. rs o.
a. Reading 01Iy1. 500 Il % = 90 D n
Reacing PoJtsville and Hrsb'g only 90 800 D. m.
SANDY HOOK Rot TE-F'r. II. of Rector ST. p 3
Atlantic lids. Seahrishr Monmouth Ben. and Long
Branch. Ashury Park p Pleasant. 1000 m. 100
-, 80 .. sundays 10 90 a. 90. q 90 2 n
zF-ou Iibe-ty Street only "Daily. tpaty. except
sunday. SUNDAY only IFarior cars only. va Tdwa
qua. xSatyrdays aH-xcept Saturdays
26f Az 1900. 1854 Broadway Isl 18th Az. - Union
153 T25rh St Ut West 18th
30 Columbus Az New York : Court ST. S4= $50
Fulton St. 'alyn. Ss0 r way nsbUrg. View York
Trs1sfsr 90 calls Or and checks baggage 3 destination
" G.. BESLER Q n BURT
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r ACT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR was dull End
easy; WHEAT. no spring 92g9sc; No 3. s6a96e No =
Ted. 81 o2aS1 06; CORN. No 49ec. No yellow 52l=g
S3c; OATS. No .. 41irc: No white Ara 44lac; RYE
No 75c. BARLEY good feeding 55G3sc fair 10 choice
mailing. 45a5Gc: FIAXSEED. No l. 81 OF: No l North
western 81 %; TIMOTHY SEED prime. So %: CLOVER
Sll 10; LARD. per 100 n So 2yd$6 % CUT MEATS
Short ribs sides S7: short clear sides
!ooxedl So 25G$6 90. WHISKEY basis OF high wines
81 y On the Produce Exchange: BUTTER firm:
creaneres lia191sc; diaries 12q1Tc. EGGS steady,
marx, cases included. 15i+gl5i=c- CHEESE weak So
Duluth, May 10 -WHEAT-No hard a6ssc. No
N9rthern 9oesc: Ne Northern, 93sc; May, 95Isc July
1850: September. s1Sc.
Milwaukee. May 19.-WHEAT-No I Northern. Si6
= yO2 No Northern, 9s99c; old July IS ass bid
hfE-No l. TS'2c. BARLEY-NO .. &c; sample. 35Q6Oc
go &c september, 81 e1 nc. track. No hard 9SIs
Gas Sc No Northern d9T asc No Northern a5Is
aS"Fsc- FLOJR-First patents So 10 pat
eat 81 aS5 %. first clears - 55ds3 Co clears
81 "a BRAN, IN bulk SIG 5OaSlT
Phlladelphia- May 10 WHEAT strong and 1c higher
contract grade May 81 070Si Or CORN firm and l-c
higher; May, J4@ d55c OATS firm and i-c higher. No
white natural As, do clipped. 4Sl2c. BUTTER firm
ana N good demand: extra Western 2lc:
nearby prints, &c EGGS steady and
fresh nearby and fresh Southwestern 17zc MARX fresh
western IN at mark: fresh Southern 16d16c
CHEESE quiet but steady NewNorF fun choice
Flour 30 bbls and 626.0O n SACKS: wheat /
bNsn: csrI. =. 600 bush, 10000 bush Srpu
Wheat. d5OO bush. . 400 bush. oats 100O
~ Louis. Nav 19.-WHEAT-No > red cash elevator
81 as. July. s4%tc Sepember sOTsc: No hard sTd99c
CpRN-No > cash. SIC; Tulv +7a40 September. $3.50
white 46i5c
Toledo Nav 1a-CLOvERSEFse closed Cash SIS .
ctober - l2ls bd. aIske prime 81 L. August Sc -
no iIMbIHN prime 81 50 September. 81 ~ bid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo May 19-FI1OUR quiet but steady WHEAT
Spring for spot No Northern, 81 IS CORN
settled; No yellow. 6Oc: white SOC OATS quiet:
No > white 4Sc. NJ mixed. ACC.
Chicago May 19-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Tryy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20

Fr-rir1 roea r-a-ets. Rl1-1fFee .arket steady: No
Rf0 sSs75- exchange receipts ship
Insurs United states. 5000 bags stock. GO 600
faEs zee market fin, good Santos.
Hs200. receipts stock. 72z.o bags. Ham
bgrg-Conee market opened unchanged al ESQ
unchanged = lower sales "a 600 bags HAVE
-C0fee opened quiet and unchanged a. y ac
. franc a. declined : franc, al $50 n
faciraE = trral eales =. 900 haEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
Notice of Summons.

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The TrfN,,,.
"A received their Uptown Once, -
Advertisements be a
otlers al regular Office until O'Clock Viz.
so4 sth-ave. 23d-st: I53 farhsr
2dS West i2otn-st- 1888 5d-avs between 7srh ana
S1to stA! a-o2S ad-evs- a1st-sr, lsr-sya.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20

Receipts n brea5stU~s points in thousands
last three Cphers '0n omitted -four bbls, grain bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-20
HUDSON RIVER by DAYLIGHT

GATSKlll, HUDSON AND 0oE BoH4s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-18

! William Gillette has~written for Miss
ADAMS ~ ready. but IL has not yet
been decided whether il will be done
tnis or next season, as we propose pro-
ducing a Saakespearean play for afiss
Adams, as well as The fifty minute
play. "Op o Ny Thumb"
Following the run OF Mrs. Wigs,
IN January 81 the Savoy theatre. | snail
produce new farcial play BY Angus
tus Thomas. The author mas sailed 10
be here for rehearsals.
| aAah also produce the farce sTne
Mountain Climbers" during the season,
as well as the play called The rsalnd
passenger. / shall also produce u
new drama entitled .'Friquet," which
gees into rehearsal in January for pro-
duction here in February.
l have arranged with sam. Bernard
to continue in The Girl, from Kay's"
through the season. In the s5ring he
will begin a summer run In New York
In musical play by Sydney Resented,
with music by number OF composers
IN this city. ! am now arranging TO
make fthe successful farce Jane" a
musical play for Hattie Williams, and
which viii be gotten ready al the end
Of the ssazon.
In London have in rehearsal q fairy
comedy by j. M. Barrie. to be produced
at the DUKE OF York'S theatre at Christ
mas time. After the holidays Miss Ell
len Terry will be presented under my
management in a new comedy by Bar
RE. In February ] produce in London
new comedy by Robert Marshall, the
author of The Duke OF Killierankle."
and in the spring l have arranged for
William .Gillette's appearance IN Lon
don in his new piece. The play | ex-
pect New York win see next season,
after London.
William Golfer and THE Dictator
are 10 go to london for the summer.
l have contracted with Richard Hard
ing Davis TO write a new play for Mr..
Collier, TO be called THE War Core
spondent." Edna May and The School
Is.
writing interesting things concern
ing Margaret -Anglin. an authority
says:
Margaret Anglin proves her whole
some British training in her habits of
living. She rises at 6, when at nome
IN New York or in her country place.
Surrey, England. and even when en-
tour never later than a. m. After a
simple breakfast of milk and eggs she
walks i'm fair or stormy weather from
three TO six miles before taking up the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-18

aroused new discussion concerning
the style of drama wrongly but persist
emily called problem plays" Into the
discussion Bronson Howard, dean of
Inactive dramatists. was drawn. and
this is what he said:
There has never been a period of
the drama. in any age or country,
from classic Greece down, when lille
gitimate love was not treated in a very
large proportion OF the plays produced
In order, therefore. 10 bring the term
within useful limitations ] should de-
fine it something in this way:
Problem Playa play dealing with
the emotions Of a fool woman OK the
late nineteenth and early twentieth
centuries
Il think this definition will be. in
effect. though not. OF course. in form.
the definition of the term adopted by
future historians of the English drama.
From this point Of view the prob
lem play is extremely interesting al the
present moment. because the fool wo-
man still exists in droves sufficiently
numerous 10 form an important class
in our society. There are too many Of
them off the stage TO be ignored on the
stage.
Il cannot illustrate the exact mean
ing Of the Germ fool woman better
than by calling attention to the fool
girl who almost dominated the stage
Tor centuries because she was so nu-
merous I'm real life. / refer TO the Sc
duced girl, over whom entire audi
ences once wept and who can hardly
squeeze tear now from the back row
of the gallery.
Mrs. Inchbald. as early as $685. said
that this unfortunate had then ceased