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New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
MUSIC.
Mss Aus Der Ohe's Recital.

There was something doubIy allurinE in the an
houncement OF Miss Adele Aus der Ohe's recital In
Mendelssohn Hall yesterday afternoon. The lady
mas always deserved well at the hands Of the ad-
mirers OF sweet and sane pianoforte playing and
they have never been chary with their marks OF
appreciation. She had given pleasure this season
at Philharmonic concert, and delight at OF
the Kneisel chamber music soirees. Therefore ex-
pectation was keen at her recital that
alone: but in addition there was TO be an oppor-
tunlty to hear the first public performance in New
York OF her most ambitious essay in the field OF
compositions sonata for pianoforte and violin in
+ sharp major Unfortunately. the recital was not
one or unalloyed enjoyment. In the early portion
OF the programme Miss Aus der Ohe seemed be
considerats Of nothing but Jumultuous dash and
volume OF tone for the sake OF which she confused
her phrases and muddled her harmOnes with the
shifting pedal throughout, except in few OF the
too many variations by Beethoven theme in
c minor. until interest in her performance was
exhausted. OF poetic charm there trace
For the lovers Of her dashing and masculine style
there compensation in the Liszt pieces
which brought the recital to a close; but Liszt
alone will longer suffice. il he did. to make
good entire recital
Miss Aus der Ohe's sonata distinctly disap-
pointing. In all It's four movements creating the
first moderate which serves Introduction as
a movement) have nothing but beginnings and
reteratiOns Of phrase. banded back and forth be-
tween the two Instruments sustained melody
with natural and easy flow. logical development
of theme. interesting modulation, but weari-
and abrupt change of key and constant
dialogue OF beginnings. like reiteration OF those
first lines OF verse which the schoolboy hnds II
easy 70 write but which exhaust his imagination
Mr. Names -abored nanfuIly with the violin part
but the labor lost far as the bringing or
pleasure TO the hearers. the reward or their IN
terest was concerned. There was more music In
the brief solo, Fine Sage which she played later.
That had continuity and consistency and harmonic
charm at least
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Forecast for Special LOosities-For District Of
oooH-taa DelaWare Seg-Jersey and Eastern Pennsyl-
Ts-s to-day. much colder a. night
cold wave "Wednesday fair and colder. fresh brisk
s1utr7-es, 20 northwest winds.
For Eastern Nsw-Eor. lI northern snow OF rain
In southern portion to-day colder night q
CO wave Wednesday tr and colder. brisk high south
F.r EsH-E-gland rnow to-day. much colder az night
N'.E coo wave wednesday fai- and much colder.
l--sf q. high southwest -a northwest winds
f1r as-er Ie-us lFarla colder today cold
N--t ~ s-; g11ee-ay snow and continued cold. brisk
F-- Western N-v-Eors snov ard colder to-day cold
--s-- fNtA--.t--es $40" af- continued cosc ez-
&c northwest winds
11de-a-e disturbance central tonight over eastern
-e1e ree1a. au1 another. stI moderate IN the
t-l-tWr7t causing rain the GEf S-stss. The
great nigh pressure upper Mississippi
alley Gr- -le Made West atteu1e5 by most
.+5-i-re extending 70 northern Iowa
- t-Te storm ls s-so central iu extreme southern
~lt1--.t- and general rains and falling
Le south plateau and California except extreme
TIE = a-ea IN t-e North4r4r- viii move ,-srs
she eastward there VIII Doe general cold wave
-lesla ONO VALLEY. western lower region
END Sew l-F sl5 VII also le much colder Tuesday
r the lower assis-I valley and Gu,t states and
t-c.F wednesday i- tire south atlantic States and
t1-- r.afeal. Temperature viii slowly IN the
NQTtrV7sr There WI. be snow Tuesday from the east
- 4-- --.. s--r 81 - r-f-sia arIz--f~ So
-ie-e E- -te sorta Atlantic and east Gulf
Ea-.- mra--er- -seIon saor or rain IN the soltb
Iltfar aH- rsu lu Southern California
soaa ,-sF-Erz'sud coast aud cold warnings have
been .rse5 f5r Illinois indiana, Missouri. Eastern
a.6 Escarsha- 5larle Easern Lover Michigan. Ken
laosr Western Tennessee Onto. mississippi NeFt Nir-
korr1er Warrf me rirfr- y Colurn BIR Southwest
AZ i-rE-- and seg. gland.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
WAGNER's COMEDY.

Die Meistcrsinger Won Nurnberg'' performed
for the fourth time this at the Metropolitan
Opera House last night with the parts distributed
they at the first representation There
ample life and beauty in the singing and play
ing. Madam Ackte showing decided Improvement
though her exaggeration OF bodily motion still
initiates against the impersonaton, but the lights
were eTratically handled as they have fire.
quenty been OF late The audience was not nu-
merous
Wagner's comedy cannot be said TO be popular
opera with the boxholders but the seasons ira
ditions respecting the brilliant Monday night show
were realized though somewhat more tardhy
than usual
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

OF Mr.. Gilbert's spendidly trenchant and mourn
fully cruel play of Engaged: but It was only an
Imitation; and. to this day Mr.. Shaw remains the
same cheaply cynical philosopher and weak copy
list that he in the beginning There is an
occasional ray OF grimly humorous sarcasm in his
writings, but they impart nothing and they have
never done any good Their, meaning is that their
writer thinks himself wonderfully clever and wants
to show it. Mr.. Arnold Daily has been impressed
by this fantastic humbug and he is trying 10 pro-
mote 1t as fad: and. since there Is always a
contingent Of rickety minded people in every COM
munity. he will, probably have temporary fol-
lowing. Even Dowie lasted for a few weeks
As an actor Mr.. Arnold DaIy-w1hose face is in
expressive. whose voice is thin whose demeanor Is
wooden and who possesses no command of either
huinor or pathos-would find 1t difficult to impress
ANYBODY II he were to appear in a straight part
either grave or gay; whether as Clifford or Mar
rowe Dornton or Rover Charles CourtIy Mr. Man
HeIlhg' or Mr. Dove Such a performer exhibits a
NJ n'C OF discretion. when he turns 10 phantasy
mat way Mrs Crummles impressed and capti-
No'ed her tragic lord. THE first time behed that
remarkable woman" said this man OF colossal
g she was standing on her head, on the top
- pole surrounded with fireworks" Mr. Arnold
- 4io"eVeT does not lack the practical execu-
- virtues OF trained faculty and admonitive ex-
PerIe4ce he assume a character-vtthIn lin
- 80 Iahge-and can maintain H. He has not
- OUT he has an arch playfulness that may
- oi IT, and his sonsy Irish softness of manner
OeaslohaIly showing itself by ACCIDENTS agree
ness amounting almost to elegance 1t Is a pity
-"' ne should forever seem artificial and that the
1Oei'e he becomes earnest he becomes shrill hys-
anu eIIeIninate. He was much applauded
ana often recalled
- p4ece Is a hybrid. The life depicted is neither
~'u't nor ideal. Most OF the incidents are ex-
tsl,'s"Ity farcical. and few of them are mildly
- "o or three of the situations and colo
4u.es Ihpnge on painful domestic drama Every
J70' '4at IS touched upon as serious is touched
win 1ioe There is no sequence Of story but
mere are Intermittent flashes of pungent satire
t'D' upI aDsurdlties. unexpected bright lines the
NiiiI oI verbal twist that introduced by Hood
ana used By Praed and later by Calverley-much
De''er used, indeed. than it is by Mr. Shaw In one
9eehe'-ihat OF Valentines first wooing of Gloria
mere IS d "Reminiscences of the scientific lovers In
i1enty Arthur Jones's Judith" But there is no
F+SiDie purpose; no drift: no meaning-yet all the
MHIIe' d tremendous pretence of impending wisdom
ms Is MI shaws custom-that he roars in the
ttlusA' OuI points nonsense and leads TO nothing
Inc oest that can be said for the play is that il
P-O'iueS entertainment. It daintily set and
eIAscuVelE acted-Mr. Thompson and Miss Jeffreys
Lewis making much of very conventional charac-
LeFs- me crowded house seemed pleased fnd the
Iarce viii. probably. have satisfactory career.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
WHAT IS GOING on TODAY.

Conferences oc o-eauzstaaz opposed 70 Bronx Park ele
waited structure, tity cub afternoon
ssll T.- yves. Ena fresly5er.aa church
A. John J-cEe ou club Women and Their Rela-
uous O. tse Arne7ea1 society N9IaeR, s9siety Ior
.rz.z-s5. 3 J. T..
.,-e.15--a ii5ass az NJ ~ Avenue b from to .
p
Auzaal election OF officers. w7mans Republican club.
le.mor-15's 1880 a m
~. Gslst57e srla- on SOU Culture Entertainment
club Naldu-+ Astoria $50 p- ~
Controller G-outs pullc ngartug inquiry. > ,. m
Nae..-s Board OF Aldermen, City Hall.
ses-.-z q tie Autom0ble club Of consider
alaaaouse plans. no 75s E71tra-ave evening
G-asal-ss club meeting AIdne Club No IL Fifth-ave.
lrrua es-.nr of the board managers Bellevue
TTa'niur school for Nurses. No. AS Fest Twenty
siTta-s-. p.
o..s6aco1 ~ the tueuty-riuh anniversary Rail
Branch = t1e Young Men Christian Association
10. Sol NsGisun-Eve. 6 ?
A1-uar Meeting NewYork Athletic Club. evening.
81 Azs,-isaon meeting No- - Vest FOrty-fOu-th-Et
~.
f-af'n-tica f1a-r 80 I' IT.
Szuusl q the Sv-York ZooEicsl Society Wal
o--r $50 ,
Cr Ass2csron for the edvaHoereTt = The Interests
Ls7gy meeting aI.a a5ssassioT o. LS92T Lesss-
EEhty-Hinrt-s--. S-is .
Address 1y John DE witt Warner on '-NsE-ToTL the
worlds Metropolis" Wsdlslgh I7gh school ,
American Museum q Natural HsIors. SIS ,
Auaasl meeting q the Tgrrey Botanical Club No us
FTss lectures Board % Education ?. wsd-
eEt Htgh School. One-1Ur1red -Gnd ffteenth-sts BE-
tweel -esen.h and E1Eh-h aves-. John De Witt War
ssh99i ~ 10 Nins-y--51th.s' between second and
Cesar; American Museum. seventy -sey eHtl-st and
un6er Great ALaloHetan CoEsuerors; the Tai
NGha-' l-lusI-a-edl+ Ecucational Alliance. East
G-.EFz '-st Assist. s.. Cornelius Churca
No ~ West FoTry-slxth-st-. Allss Grace A Bur,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
MARRIED OR SINGLE ?
CAPTAIN at His Court Martial Sad
He Wasn't Sure.

Chicago Jan. 9.-Captain David B. Mulliken
took the stand in his own defence at the court
martial AT Fort Sheridan to-day, and told how
he and a Filipino girl, after eight months OF
wootng in the town of EscaIante. Negros Island.
P. L. were Illegally married. and how. after
a period of uncertainty whether he was married
or not he participated in another illegal mar
r1age, only to find, according TO his story that
his wife had been previously married a native
Filipino.
This complication induced him, he said on one
occasion TO report to the War Department that
he was unmarried and at another time TO put On
Interrogation point after the printed form Mar
ried or Single"
Mulliken asserted that he made no attempt 70
conceal from the natives that he had gone
through a sort Of ceremony and that he con-
sidered himself married.
why. then. did you not bring your family
with you when you returned 10 the United
States?" asked Lieutenant J. NJ Kimbrough.
judge advocate and prosecuting official. Did
not your wife and boy want to Gomez
Every effort 10 induce them 10 come with me
failed" he replied. They did not want to go
so far away from home. her mother was so old
and so feeble she needed her attention. so I left
them there"
The captain said he met Regina Battisno
twenty years old soon after his arrival in the
islands in 1899. and that his interest In her
began at once.
'Did you intend TO marry herr"
Yes, did ] made no secret OF that tried
to get the consent of her parents. but could not
because ] was not of the same religious faith
they were
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
TRANSATLANTIC s-Arrs

80 (IOl-At II A. f.r Italy direct per =
Adaibert'J- ~ ~ --'- P@i = s. FF4AA
"1E-D\ESDAf 0ll-At 6.3O a. m for Europe De- g =
va Queenstown and Liyerpo1l a. T.80 a m
80 It.C.SsI.nds direct S-atendaaa tula r1tls,
9s 41lI-cJed per s. StsUandar-''I ~
Itsiv Ssai, '5-AS - Z a n for France. Switzerland.
[a-l PORTUGAL, Turkey EEyFr and F.rfr-
~ Lhdla per la Touraine, VA F4vrs 1-1sH r-r
TOUrane' - 80 -'''--7- --i s. 8 IA
ST. ESDAT u4l-At T-30 n. (s-ppe-nertarv a =,
1T europe. per $. Lucaula via C-l-a-Tr1vv9 s-.t
Liverpool al a tslppleulsrrary s.af a m l -
a-ssaopst per T. = Ai1uelaha. via Sou--artptou. ~
e-ao a m for Belgium direct. pe- s. Z=eand trrsiI
Sa-75 - Greeted eel g.
- LAY Qrectr S Irene t-raT rnrsr
directed = . Princess Ireue'-i. AZ go a ~
- @AI'ies lsanls. .. s. Republic Itar
-7 oe directed Per 8 5. Repuoiic'I D. at $50 a r
,'-sla Hiteet per . s. F1Irnessia tIlaf
directed per $. Furuessa-Fl ~ -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
rRANsPAc1FIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND


the presumrt5E n ta=r uninterrupted
land transit port u -lallns T-e connecting
uas ,exce2g Registered Tanspacdc Mails shica cI,s.
Nev-Nork. fellows
Japan k yea Chlna specially addressed mail fsr
IhtlrT-ae Islands. Via seattle sciase ar D. jan
ua-y IE for dispatch uc- steamship kauagaw1 GavL
Japa1. Korea China anl specially addressed f'~
FlHprl-e Islands Via I2ccrra close at o. m J&a-
Hawaii. japan. k.-ea- Cl-aa and Pinplne Islands
san Francisco. close ar O. January I6 for lia-
-.lr-n ,,-r 4-esr,sriu NauC auria-
Hawaii via Franc.s11. close 8 January -
for dispatch per steamship Alameda.
Japan (except PascelsPost Nails Korea Cana ami Phi
al p m. January u fcr dsuetca sSaa-ls.lp
PhiiiPpine Islands Guam Francisco az
D. N. January = for lfsHai-h per D, s. Transport
Hawaii Japan. Korea. CANA and Philippine lsian-
san Francisco. close ar 6 p January - lor dis
N,aB,TZsaiard Australa 5excep. wesu N4w-CaIe5.nla
samoa Hawaii and specially at4resset man for F1il
Islands. Francisco, closes az ? m January -
carrying the BRITISH man Tor Nevtea-anc does
ngt arrive wi-h t1is dispatch
nlails-c.1suS az $50 q m. 9-to a. n and . rn-,
SUNDAYS Al 4-GU a. 8 a m. and 2. u---WM rs
up and forwarded until the arrIva ef the Cunar1
ri Isands and specially addressed Austraa
close D. January =. for dispatch steamship
az s D. M Februsry for dispatch s,eaEashp Nart
ssSehura texcspt Nevchvvong Eastern Siberia
present forwarded Russia.
S6TE-JrnIcus otherwise addressed Wesc Australia IS
forwarded Europe New le1lane VIA san rrsnc-sll
and certain places IN the Chneee froynee of ii.et
ciauv addressed Europe be tlly p-egzf4
AZ the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded VIA s@a
WILLIAM r. WELLCOy- Postrsstsr.
rcstocrcs. Ssw-Iork. n =. January 2. lsoo.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

may occur at any tIme)
f ,ils ir the week ending a. 1905
,trtJA1t-ILA all Cases} the General posro47os
FaTce=-post mails close hour thar,
.-liis SH5Na below
-'Jse az p January g. per = 8 asset and
Tsrl3I $500. 10. per s. s. Aronprinz Wilhelm.
and close To-afe,
Loh corner OF West and Morton as ra1p so- -
S.'s le shown below Except thar supplementary
r--I~-e and Central Colon cf1ss
one houT later at Foreign StationJ
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

How much of dissipation and erratic treatment
the physical resources OF some men are made TO
endure. contrasted with the Infinite care others
must take TO conserve their health. was the sub
ject OF lobby chat IN the Holland House few
evenings ago. The topic suggested BY the case
Of a man OF native ability. rare intelligence and
wide acquaintance who seems 10 have surrendered
himself irretrievably to the twin demons OF drink
and drugs. Though not OF particularly rugged
frame. month after month he keeps UP a debauch
that would wreck the stOutest constitutions, and
again and again by his Temperatures astOnishes
those who would be less surprised TO learn OF his
end than when they see him IN the flesh. His
case reminds me- said OF the grOUD thar
or the Vermont QCarryman who tamping q
charge and caused premature explosion. The
Iron bar with which he working more than
an inch IN diameter, passed entirely through his
head. and yet he lived for years afterward. And
the contrast Is found in the case Of who.
when moisteaing envelope after writing a letter
az a New-YOrk hotel. his LIP the sharp edge
OF the paper. He dead two days after
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
$500 a YEAR FoR LIFE.

lhe Equitable Life Assurance Society paid yester-
the claim policy : o ss66's Ibis VA on
u ne bocicIV's new Continuous lnsthiTnelt ron
g. and under n the widow OF the deceased ~
s-efaI teed 925g q year long as she ~ q
s WIDOW Is only about thirty 1--WE years OF age ~
si.onahle that she viii live 10 receive ina hesisas
- ~--flg i've years. even mere.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

Hgsst temperature yesterday. So degrees; lowest %
N'e~st n ror c0rreEponeng Gate last year y
Ayssge coreeuding cats twenty-five years. 81
90 forecast: rail to-day nleh colder az
- win cold fair s11 colder "e~les-egs DrAA
-sA southwest 10 northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

1N5ION-E10Vard P5-e. Wilmington. Del IMPE-
fIALs-S Harrison Wagner. New Haven NAN
EATTAN AN-BlshOp DOaue Of Albany Ex-Governor
Black, Troy AEIHEhLHA DR.. y. Liu6abUry,
I2errarCEvle, y. 7. PARK AFENUE-C 9. Page
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC EXCEPT
TRANSPA CTFIf.


CUBA-via Port Tampa Florida. closes this oflcs
daily except Thursday, 74-30 a. m Che connecting
mails close here AOcdays. Wednesdays Satur-
AIEXICO CITT-OverIand unless specially addressed for
dispatch by closes thls Office daily except
Sunday. so 2. m. and lt-3O b. SunCays I
p m. and 1O3o ..
NEWFOJ- Midland Except Parcels PCsc Nasl-Ey
20 North sydney steamer. closes a. thfs
ONCE daily except Suul AT Z p Sunday al
. n. tcounsc-rg mails close here every Monday.
Wednesday AM SATURDAY.
JAMAICA-By rail Boston. and thence by steamer.
closes this office a. { Tuesday. BY rail
Philadelphia and thence b. steamer, closes this
nee 1880 o. N. Welreztay-
NIQU-EL.ON-Ey rsiI Boston thence By steamer
closes a this ohlcs daily except Sun1zy. p
Sunday 6-3O
BAHAMAS (exceut Parcels NazsI-By to lIiami
Fla thence oy steamer. closes this otHce az
T1p-3O D. m Tuesday and saturday
BRITISH HONDURAS HONDJ t,AS Cast Co1sJ and
steamer this Office daily. except SUNDAY. az
1870 n and 7IO:Bo D. Sundays II anI
71O.sG D. n connecting mail closes Mondays az
COSTA RICA-By % Orleans. and thence bv
closes At this Office daily.
T10:5O p. connecting mail closes acre Tuesdays
f1O-3U D. El.l
NICARAGUA EAST Coust}-By raj, 70 Orleans snd
by steamer. closes this o7cc daily excep.
Sunday II 80 ard Tl0-5o p. Sundays III
p and T1O3O p connecting mail closes
Wednesdays a TI0,JU
PANAMA and CANAL ZDSEi-f}y rail osev Orleans
by closes this oaT-s laf.y
except sundays and Mondays, Tl--i AMI Tfo.3J
. m sundays az n D. and fio-3o p trounert-
ing mail closes here sunday ar flu-3n ? m
tRsgstersi mai closes az q ?. previous CAV.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
CARNEGIE GIVES TUFTS 100000.
vii Be Used for the Erection of a College
Library.

Me6f0~5. Mass, Jan "A gift Of 100000 10
Tufts College by Andrew Carnegie was an
,oun1ed I'll chapel to-day. The gift is for the
erection oc "a couege library
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

Die Aeistersinger'' was given last night az the
OpeTa House. Among those present We're Mr. and
vrs r T. Wilson. the Misses Barney Colonel and
Mrs William Jay Mrs W. .. Sloane Mrs James
A Burden Jr.. Ms. Seth Barton French Mrs John
2 Parsons. Mrs. Van Nest. Mrs Shepard Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock. AR and Mrs. James 3 Haggin
the Mayor and Mrs. Mcclellan. Mrs George F
Faksr Mrs ". c. Loew and August Belmont
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

clothing IN convenient wardrobe, and he was
going out for the afternoon he left the hotel
ONCE that no attention whatever should be paid to
any bell signals that came from his apartments
in his absence. Before the holiday entirely
over the unhappy young released from
his predicament, but he Is sure he will never pass
the anniversary OF his experience without remem-
bering what happened to him New Years Day.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

NEWTOS-CLARKe- BATES-On Monday. January O. at
the residence Of her parents No. % S5th-st by
the Rev. p Heber Newton Grace daughter OF Mr..
Mrs Thomas Benedict Clarke. Richard Newton. tr.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
DIED.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
republished In The TriWeekIy Tribune without
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
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Insis. upon having Burnett. Vanilla.


Marriage notices appearing n THE TRIBUNE viii
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

possession Of their ne1 house. No ss East F,r,e,n-
81 Saturday. and VIII give \ o., - IN IN
snss Sylvia Parsons on Monday. iO'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

Local oficiaI Hecord.-rhe following Official record
f-oza the shows changes the tenn
ps-srlre the last rweatyouF hours. ~ comparison
w .. e-r-esnanaLne date q lasi yeer:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10

Mr. and Mrs S. Van Rensselaer, T7bavs- han.
ssied for Europe from Boston. "@'s
New-York tribune., 1905-01-10
orees.

MAIN CFFICE-oso- I54 Nass2n-sf
UPTOWN OFFICE-So- lisa Broadway. Auer-
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