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New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-washington Feb 10
disturbance Of considerable energy is
central in Western Utah While the storm centre has not
yet crossed the Rocky Mountains its influence has
tended well eastern OF the Rocky Mountains
An of high stretches from British Columbia
souheastward the Carolina coast and the barometer is
the Canadian Maritime Provinces. The weather
cleared in northeastern districts along the
lakes but fresh period Of has set in
Rocky Mountain region, the Missouri Valley and the
Western plains region
II is decidedly colder IN the region Ohio Val
ley: also in Northern Rocky Mountain districts.
Snow Indicated for Saturday in the Mississippi Valley.
north Of Tennessee thence westward the Rocky
and rain in the lower Mississippi Valley,
TyuI and Western Texas. The will extend
embrace the lake region and Atlantic Coast
districts except probably New-Engand. by sunday and
rain will continue IN the Gulf and South Atlantic States
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For Eastern New
york Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jersey and Della
,are fair and colder to-day; Sunday, light to
fresh northwest winds
For the District Of Columbia fair and colder to-day;
Sunday snow light winds. becoming northeast
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York.
fair and somewhat colder to-day; Sunday snow with
,ssfn~ ternperature; diminishing west winds
For New-England. fair and colder to-day; sunday,
fair by snow IN southwest poruo1' oinhsh-
ing west winds
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JOHN S. WISE IN ALBANY.
His Son Expects Richmond Meeting To Be
quite Respectable Without the Mayor"

dispatch from Richmond. Va. yesterday said
that Mayor Mccarthy declined to preside and intro
duce Captain John S. Wise. of this city when the
latter ectured there February q for the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution. LAS man and
citizen" the Mayor was reported as saying. .I
90 not care TO do it, and that is all"
The Mayor had declined it was added to go any
rurther into his reasons. The dispatch said that
captain Wise was q citizen of Richmond a number
OF years ago, and was time Democrat
John 8 Wise Jr. at his law office, No. 20 Broad
str told Tribune reporter that his father was in
Albany He said that Mr Wise sr would speak
at Richmond on February q for the benefit of Old
dominion Chapter Of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. The proceeds would 20 toward
paying for the Virginia column in the Colonial Hall
in Washington.
Commenting the Richmond dispatch Mr.. wise
remarked:
e me most prominent women and men in Rich
IloHo th viii constitute the general committee for
~ Ia1seinent OF the meeting will be held IN
Slte lesaihg theatre of Richmond and we think will
or Mayor Mccarthy ~
\ can hardly think it possible that Mayor Nc
N--itL9 Is SO small as TO permit of the newspaper
ITP2Ti Delng true II must be that the dispatch is
mistaken ~ the reasons which IL reports as as
slsted py Mayor Mccarthy for his refusal to in
trodace Mr.. Wise.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
STAGE AFFAIRS IN GENERAL.

Mr.. Gillette will make his re-entrance the
New-York stage. on March 13. at the Empire
Theatre, in the character OF Sherlock Holmes and
he win act there for four weeks.
Mr. Booth Harrington has made play out of
his dull novel of THE Gentleman from Indiana"
and this will be performed. at Indianapolis on
February Is.
their tour with Joseph Entangled'' on February
1s and little later. win appear at Washington. in
a new play
The New-York Dramatic Mirror wisely and
truly says:
The reason that pictures of actors and actresses
1h nes no an IS that these persons employ
personal prers agents, whose business is TO make
too great for the editor to bear. he prints the
Of the Of CERTAIN R e made
ayers. editors. and the public at large, long ago
nonentity who pays the press agent to bore the
editor is the only human creature that takes such
fame seriously.
Mrs Fiske. at the Manhattan Theatre. has in re-
serve plays by Mr. ]. H. Manners, Carina Jordan.
the late Charles Coghlan and other dramatists. but
Mr. McLeian's fine play OF Leah kleschna" Will
undoubtedly keep the stage till the end of the pres
ent season. II has met with great success. II is
drama OF exceptional merit and the chief parts In
1t are acted with brilliant ability by Mrs. Fiske
Mr.. Mason. Mr.. Cartwright. Mr.. Arliss and Mr.
Mack.
Mr. Frank keenan, expects TO open the Berkeley
L4yceum Theatre February ~ with one-act plays.
in which he viii the leading parts IL might
be a good plan to choose fresh name Tor TINS
house One Lyceum Theatre In the city Is enough
Mr.. Harrison Grey Ftske makes known the fect
that he is the owner OF the English well as the
American rights 70 the play OF Leah hesehna'
and he intimates that the recently puoshed state
Ynant of a sale OF those English rights 20 another
manager is incorrect. II is also made known that
Mr. Fiske colabored with Mr.. Mcclellan In prepar-
Ing that play for the stage.
Mr.. Wright Loriiner intends 10 give perform
snoe ON an afternoon next week, at the Majestic
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
THE DRAMA.
MR.. TERRY AT THE PRINCESS.
"The Passport. Z"

Edward Terry, whose engagement at the Princess
Theatre is drawing to a close dt will end on Feb
ruary 1s), changed the bill last night and presented
a comedy called "The Passport" derived. apparent
ly. from a French origin, but made in English by
Messrs. B. C. Stephenson and w. Yardley. In this
piece, which is inasy and less remarkable for re-
hnement than for broad fun. Mr.. Terry imper-
sonates Christopher Coleman NJ. p, mer-
curial. slightly eccentric, eager, bluff, and hu-
morous middle-aged merchant Of London. who
becomes implicated In a series of comicaily
perplexing situations, sequent on the harmless
but incorrect and somewhat compromising use or
q passport, the German frontier of Russia
Ferdinand Sinclair in the English consular service
travelling from Paris to ST. Petersburg has met
Mrs. Davey, acquaintance, respectable Eng
lish widow, who has lost her passport; and, IN
order that she may proceed on her journey IL Is
arranged that she shall take advantage of his ana
travel as his wife, whose name is mentioned In It.
and from whom he is seeking divorce. AT the
frontier station they meet Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
who have been wrongly detained by the Russian
police and Sinclair interyenes TO reheVe the
Coleman party from their dilemma Eighteen
months later these persons are assembled Ia
Colenan's home in London. Sinclair has become
Lord Bfbury and IS marrying Colemans daushter.
Mrs. Davoy has becoi4Ie Mrs GilIswood, "lAe ol
Coleuan's partner. misunderstanding, cross pur-
poses, equivoke comica1ly absurd blunders ana
general mystifcation ensue. The character OF Cole
man admits of serious touches. 1t is all OF one
tissue hustle, merry oquacity, puzzled confusioh
and humorous CONSERVATION. There is not nuch oi
it. however, in proportion to the auxilar con-
stituents of the piece and 1t shows Mr.. Terry
in no new light His extraordinary vitality
of animal spirits. his rich humor. and his Iehcty
of facial and vocal expression, make 1t e1ecuVe
and he kept his audience in a mood OF laughter
throughout the performance. Miss Alice "lltoh' tH
the forgetful widow animated the representation
with wonderfully blithe spirit and made dirncul'
part both credible and brilliant One OF the run
niest things in the play is the man of few WORDS
cleverly assumed by Mr.. ". II. Day. who is oIteh
on the point of speech but succeeds in saying
o77ytn{ ing
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
ASKS IF ExTRADITIoN Is WANTED
secretary Hay Wires Governor Douglas in
Regard to Alleged Thief.

Boston, Feb. I0-Governor w I. Doue,as 70
celVed telegram to-day from John Hay, Secretary
OF State. asking If extradition was desired for j
Frank Keefe, who is wanted here for the alleged
larceny OF $4,000 by means OF forged drafts from
the department store OF Jordan. Marsh q Co. The
telegram says
Keefe is probably on the steamer Etruria expacted
20 arrive In liverpool to-day. The Boston police
nave communicated with the London police. II
extradition is desired. please stste the orrenca
Keefe was employed by Jordan Marsh & Co a.
superintendent OF the stock room. II Is alleged
that by means OF presenting false bills he was
enabled to collect on drafts. In connection with
the case, Dennis Carroll. Of Dorchester was ar
rested charged with the larceny OF 1880 from the
flrIn 1t Is declared that Carroll and Keefe worked
together in conspiracy.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11

HubbeII James f. Young Annette c
DowNs-At her residence No 215 Monroe-st BrpokIru
February 1895 Mar Mar A. Downs dagshter Of the
February II. 1905 p. m from her late residence
ENGLIsH-At Nsw-Hsven. Conn. February o. cIemen-
tine viiot wife ot George il l. EnslLsh % Funeral from
i215 chapei-st-. on Saturday. at $50 '0
FERGusoS-At TgpPe. lS. Lake; y On THURSDAY Feb
Sro and Nay n ts reg HS9a & sss sS az the
sunday FssTuaTy W Il s0 , m RsistiSes ss aS S
Cemetery at convenience Of family
HAKENDoRF-Mary Z. Hakendorf. after a lingering
illness passed away az The heme OF her daughter. Mrs
Interrnent Lutheran ceInetery s''
HALLIDAY-At .Daytons. Fla. on February q OF pnsu-
saPqcss at the First T.sbytsrisn cSrsh roassT. SRss
wiz meet the train leaving Grand esntIs sssson a.
$3.50 a m
HESRy-At Usie.s Friday Fssr1A5y 10 1895 EanaDese
Eliza Wilkes Henry. II AToaay. " Y. In the sad
year Of her age.
tain z. Hub6slL ased G. years Funeral service
MondGy FebTssry is at $50 q IA csrrsse I,; M a!, on
Ing on arrival ie:es Grand Central station
john osss in the q asa sss u h ass l
ssryss S ns s1sr ssG At ns rssssSes & Ne s6' BrOa
PoRTER-At Palm Beach fla February & 1909 IIrI,sn
Dean wife Alfred H. Porter In the sam wear OF 5er
E sandss FsSsay 4 20 al s
O'clock -
PotIAt the re.l0ence MS sister, t2
st. on Wednesday February s 1895. Pott IN
the Isih wear p his age on q the late Gideon Pot
At ST. Th0mass Church. ath-ave. and 53dst.,
urday. February IL. at 10 a m. Internsnt
venieace q family.
SANDERs-At Morris Park. y. Y. on February 0
Arthur Martin Sanders aged 80 years. Friends
vited attend funeral services SATURDAY evening
nIi ss lih mr ss a m As Nsno' E7s''
VAN wYCK-on February 10 Augusta s. Van wyck.
widow OF the Rev. Polhemus Van Wyck. In the
~. si li-i uaoa Gassea Fssrs s At aS n
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
AT THE IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
Miss Barsescu Makes Her Farewell Appear
ance in Eva"

Miss Agathe Barsescu made her farewell appear
ance last night the Irving Place Theatre in the
title role in Eva a melodrama by Richard Voss
The dramatic situation dealt with resembles a
little that Of Ohuet's Master OF the Forge" The
daughter Of a count, who has been involved in
ruinous mining speculation, maFries middle class
manufacturer for the sake Of making good the
obligations of the bankrupt father She still loves
however the villain a roue nObleman. who has
broken his engagement to her hearing Of the
familys misfortunes. Eva leaves her husband,
goes to her first betrothed, discovers his real char
acter and finally shoots him.
Miss Barsescus role gave her an opportunity in
the lighter vein OF tragedy which she strikingly
improved Her performance thoroughly
tistic and she seemed TO play with greater NATURAL
ness than in her classic roles. The Irving Place
company gave excellent support. and the old fash
toned melodramatic quality of the play seemed 10
appeal 10 the large audience present.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
A New Method to Buy Seats Cheap Tried at
WaIlack's-Pity the Blind.

man called at Wallack's Theatre yesterday
afternoon and asked for the manager. Arthur
Clarke representing Henry W. Savage, as man
ager OF The Yankee Consul" out. The man
said that he wished to buy seats for ten blind
people who he knew would enjoy the music of The
Yankee Consul If Mr.. Clarke did not object to
having them in the house. OF course Mr.. Clarke
did not object and said so. He even added some
conventionally proper sentiment about the poor
blind folk The man thanked him most gratefully,
and then asked mildly if he got any reduction fo-
posed to be kind He said he could have one
half off.
Thanks" said the man. pulling 80 bin out
of his pocket. TN take the seats now. please
No" said Mr.. Clarke, his caution rising. You
come to the box efaee at tonight and the seats
will be ready"
But the poor blind people are nervous if they
are kept waiting in the lobby said the man.
pleadingly. The seats will do me no good if
Mr. Clarke was firm, however and the man re-
tired About o'clock he back again and re-
newed his request. but again his request was re-
sympathy for the AFFLICTED Mr., Clarke stepped
into the box office. Five minutes later the man ap-
peared at the window and pushed $40 the
ledge. Last night he and his nine blind friends
presented their tickets al the door. The friends
could evidently see everything there to be
seen. including the entrance TO the saloon across
There's a new graft scheme born every min
ute," sighed Mr.. Clarke as he watched them.
W. NJ. Lawrence manager OF the Madison Square
Theatre has released Frank Worthlng who IS
now playing in Mrs Temples Telegram. from
his contract that Mr.. Worthng may join Miss
star this spring Mr. Worthing Will remain the
Madison Square Theatre until the last week in
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
IVES TO CHARITIES AND MUSEUMS.

Miss Abble Caroline Lathers. wealthy daughter Of
the late Colonel Richard Lathsrs OF New-Roehelle.
has bequeathed her estate by her viii. fled at
White Plains yesterday. to cousins. sisters. SER
wants and charitable institutions statue she
gives 10 the Metropolitan Museum Of Art New
York and If that institution viii not accept It, Il
Ia TO go to the Berkshire Athenaum and Museum
of Pitts1eId Mass. The latter museum also gets
Miss I.athers's collection Of coins and medals. To
the of the fund for the widows and
orphans OF deceased clergynen OF the Episcopal
Church she gives $1,000
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAMBRIDGE-Baron Won swinderen, Netherland
Minister TO the United States. Washington. HOL-
LAND-Oliver Ames, Boston; Count de Nogues
Paris. AIANHATTAN-C F, Cheney, Boston.
hamton. MURRAY HILL-H. @. Munger, Herki-
mer. SAVOY-Judge NJ l. Slower, Amsterdam,
WALDORF-ASTORIA-A G. Yates, Rochester.
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FRENcnMAN TO LECTURE AT HARVARD

IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Boston. Feb. 1o.-Rene Millet, formerly member
of the French Cabinet. has been appointed Hyde
lecturer at Harvard University for this year
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
sCHUMANN-HEINK NATURAIIzED
Well Known Contralto Takes Out Papers in
Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Feb. 1o-Mme. Schurnann- -Heink, the
famous contralto, who is singing here in Loves
Lottery this week appeared to-day in the Probate
Court and went through the necessary formaItIes
for becoming an American citizen.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
local oaiciaI Record.-The folI
1904 1905 /

Highest temperature yesterday s5 degrees; lowest 2o
x. 80; average corresponding date last year TO-
-oe for corresponding last twenty-nye ysars. o.
ocsI Iorecast-Fair and colder to-day sunday snow
gs6t 10 fresh northw esterIy winds
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
STEAMER OFFERED TO THE KAISER.

Berlin. Feb. 1o-The Hamburg-American Steam
ship Company has placed the Hamburg at Emperor
Williams disposal for use IN the Mediterranean
New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
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,, the Weather Burean the changes in the
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is,rtb me corresponding date Of last year:
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at Mount Vernon. N Y. by the Rev. ". A Granger
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CRANE-EAToN- Thursday. February O. at Pittsaela
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the residence OF the bride 2s5 Qufncy-s Rrooklyn
by Rev g. Downey. d. D.. Marion X. Camp 70 Frank
HARRISON, both of Brooklyn.
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