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rHEATRlcAL INCIDENTS.

e. ne Wolf Hopper and his associate performers
I, ne play called "Happyland'' reappeared IN this
~ lsst night at the Majestic Theatre.
-. e1oeIlert play OF TIE Silver King" long
..-Hsr 70 our stage was revived last night at the
,,th Avenue Theatre with Mr.. A. H Van Buren
s Mss Isabelle Evesson in the leading characters.
Wiss Hope Booth was welcomed last night at
p-,,tors T,venty-third Street Theatre where she
.,poaTei, al the head OF her company. in a piece
rles The Little Blonde Lady.
A revival Of the picturesque play Of ''Beaucaire''
s.s effected last night at Proctor's Theatre in
EEEsn.
NJ Clsunoey Oloott presented himself last night
Z, ire Grand. in the character of Edmund Burke.
Wr Arnold Daily, at the Lyric Theatre last night
augmented his bill by presenting How He Lied to
Eg Husband" as a prelude 10 Arms and the
Nm"
Nln Jessie Bonstelle appeared at the West End
Ehsztrs Harlem. last night. in Mr.. Belasco's play
C 'ZaGa"
Nr Cranes engagement. in The American
Lsar vii come 70 its end, at the Hudson Theatre
nsEi Saturday, night. It has been prosperous. and
Nr Crane has given much pleasure by his eX-
osl@t acting
Nr Charles Hanbury. Mr. Charles Dickson, Miss
E1na Aug and others viii appear on Monday even
hE Nay L. at the Garrick Theatre. in farce
called Mistakes VIII Happen"
NJ Nell Burgess appeared last night at the Muir
gly BID Theatre in The County Fair
Nr Robert Lorraine viii reappear at the Hud-
Theatre on Nay - in Mr.. G. B. Shaw's tawdry
and pernioious play Of Man and superman."
Mss Fritz Schen's engagement at the Knieker-
b0clsF Theatre viii come 10 fits end on May g. but
this popular player VIII resume her performances
e. this theatre in September.
NJ Weber augmented his sportive bill at his
Music HsIl last night by producing a burlesque
asied The Jays"
Mr. Andrew Mack viii come TO the Academy OF
Music on May Il, appearing in The Way to Ken
anse"
Mss Florence Roberts. acting in The Strength
the Weak viii close her engagement at the
Nberty Theatre next Saturday night. The play is
5aoZious in subject riclSety in construction and
Eish in ethical drift; but the actress has shown
Gity and inspired interest.
=. William Favershaul will come to the Grand
para House on Nay 4 presenting The souaw
Esn"
NJ Francis Wilson's engagement at the Criterion
Theatre, where he IS performing in The Noun
tain Climber" viii come to its end with the close
q the present week.
The Irving Place Theatre Germany has closed
for the season. The comic opera of Nina by MI
Esger. was performed last night for the closing
festival
Mr. ". J. Kelley and his company performed a;
he Harlem Opera House last night, in Sowing
The Wind"
II IS made known that Miss Marlowe and Mr..
Soihein have bought play by the writer who
calls himself Gabriel d'Annunzio" entitled The
Daughter Of JoT4o." This has been translated by
NJ f. ST Ives II is said 10 relate to supersti-
s0as q Italian peasantry.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
PROMINENT STARS.

AZ Mansfield appeared last night at the Grand
-. House. Chicago. where he viii continue to
- - IA May l9. when his season viii close....E S
.'-S1a 10 Toledo Ohio. and 10 London and Ham
-oA Ianada- go. Mr.. Sothern and Miss MaTlowe
- ms week IN Grand Rapids. Detroit and To-
Miss Viola Allen appeared last night IN
'@lagton. Ky. The rest Of the week VIII be given
!. Fsducah, Evansville, Vinoennes Muncie and
-s'ion--..M Mr. Y. c. Goodwin is in Cleveland.
-ls Leslie Carter appeared last night IN ST. Louis,
: $50 cid Miss Henrietta Crosnan.---.. Miss Ada
Aeaan Will sail for England on May Is. intending
pass The sumner al her cottage in Cumberland.
'. Charles Richulan is in Baltimore
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New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
WOMAN REsENTs RED FLAG.
Refuses to Cheer Emblem Of Anarchy at
"The Walking Delegate"

The Walking Delegate" by J. G. Frost was
nresented last flight at Lyric Hall by the ne"
YORK socialistic Dramatic Club. According 10 the
programme the play is a labor drama IN iour
acts" The proceeds last night were lot lHe oe'ie'
oF 4ha Harlem, socialistic campaign fund.
The climax came in the final act, when socialism
and labor triumph over selfish capital. One OF the
actors unfurled a red flag and waved it over the
footlights This brought forth storm OF applause
from the six hundred men ana women III 'he
audience.
Men Jumped on the chairs and howled with JOY
and women screamed with pleasure at the sight or
the flag woman in the rear of the hall was
baord above the din. She cried out: You ought 10
he ashamed of yourselves. I'm an American. ana
Won't stay in this place Threatening g!ances We're
cast in her direction and a man quickly hustled her
ont of hall.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

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MINISTER'S ATTACK W. ROCKEFELLER
liable to Arrest for Allowing Sunday Base
osll on His Grounds, They Say.
tBy Telegraph 10 TIE Tribune ]


sfeenwich. Conn. Nay THE Greenwich
-aisters' Union held a session to-day al the
mn Methodist Church parsonage TO discuss
--aaay bail playing. and passed vote com
ding Sheriff william z. Ritch and Prosecu-
l9 Attorney Henry Z. White for stopping two
s-i'es near Havemeyer Hiu yesterday.
--e fact that baseball, though Of the unprO-
,~sionsl kind. was played Sundays, also on
.Ailanl Rockefeller's lots, was discussed. and
vas the expressed opinion that Mr. Rookie
at was himself liable 20 arrest for allowing
~ Use OF his grounds for bah playing ..,a one
s-.aster said that they had also discussed Sun
~ ~ golf playing, and that while golhng was
i - - and therefore against the law, as long as
-. not annoy others or draw croWoS py t1S
TsL1snas. they could not do much.
s ,at law under which the bail playing Was
sf.spee IS an amendment 70 the old blue Jaws
ses..aed ten years ago by he ministers or con-
ssaleut making ali sports punishable by fine
- imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
MOUNT WASHINGTON SOLD.

Transfer Of 10000 Acres of Timber Land
May Bear on White Mountain Preserve.
Lancaster. n. H, May IA property transfer.
which may have a bearing on the setting apart
OF the White Mountain as a forest preserve, was
recorded at the courthouse here to-day, when
the sale Of 10000 acres OF timber land. including
Mount Washington. was entered upon the official
books of the county.
The grantor is Robert Osgood and the pur-
chaser the Garland, Cobb and Stahl Company,
which was formed to buy in the property.
1t IS stated that the territory transferred may
form the nucleus OF the White Mountain region,
which, under a bill now pending in Congress.
will be made into a public preserve. The land
was bought by Mr.. Osgood last July under a
mortgage sale. About $S00000 it is understood,
is involved in to-day's transaction.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
BUsTs UNVEILED AT HAMPTON.
Monuments of Founder and Of Booker 7.
Washington Presented.

Norfolk. Va, May THE celebration Of the thir-
ty-eighth anniversary of the Hampton Normal and
sric,,1tural Institute which began yesterday with
the unveiling of busts OF General s. c. Armstrong
founder of the school, and Booker T. Washington
were continued in simpler form to-day. The main
exercises take place tomorrow.
Robert c. Ogden, the Rev. DR.. Francis G. Pea
hodv Justice Brewer, of the Supreme Court Of the
United States; Dr. William j. Schieffelin president
of the New York Armstrong Memorial Association;
Ex-Governor Montague of Virginia, and many other
we'll known persons attending the exercises
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
WHAT Is GONG ON To.pAY.

Convention Church Association Advancement OF
the Interests Labor Synod Hail. Cathedral grounds
The Tuxedo. 59th Madison avenue, p. n.
Board o Aldermen. City Hall. ?. N.
Demonstration of athletics dancing the girls
branch the Public Schools Athletic League PUBLIC
1888 Houston. 80 and Lewis streets. BIO
p. m.
Dedication Hospital Training school, evening
Annual meeting District New York City Union Of
Kings Daughters and Sons North Presbyterian
Church, West 1jJth street, = p.
Free day at the OF and the Geological Park
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
oTHE EMBARRASSMENT OF RICHES.
From The Tribune Bureau

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, May IA modern comedy by Louis
Kaufman Anspacher, a professor at Columbia
University New York was produced by Edward
A Braden. at the New National Theatre. tonight.
II is called, THE Embarrassment Of Riches" and
concerns itself with ultra modern conditions of
American life. The principal characters were
drawn on a careful study OF the lives OF well
known men. especially President Roosevelt, in his
work as Police Commissioner and Governor; Jacob
Riis his friend. and District Attorney jerome
Elizabeth, the heroine is a composite study OF
several prominent American women who are
interesting themselves In the regeneration Of the
slums The scenes are laid In Miss Hollis home
and IN the Essex Street Settlement house New
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
CALIFORNIA SUMNER SCHOOL TO G

Berkeley. Cal. May 7.-President Wheeler has
definitely announced that the summer session OF
the University Of California win be held from
June 25 to August 4. While the university has
suffered heavily by the loss OF income property in
the San Francisco fire. the university buildings and
their contents at Berkeley suffered little. The
university work viii continue as usual, soon as
ings on the campus have been cared for The
academic council has voted to suspend the rules
which require that final examinations oe given
before marks for the term be filed with the re-
corder. The students will be passed In their sub
iects on the basis OF the terms work. The MEM
bers OF the faculty nearly all engaged IN the
lief vyOFr
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
DREAM TELLS WIFE OF B1GAMY.
DESERVING Husband Found with Another
Woman After a Year.
IBy Telegraph to The tribune ]

Indianapolis May 7-One year ago William
Jones deserted his wife in this city, saying he
was going to California. Mrs. Jones dreamed
Saturday night that he had married another
woman, and she was so impressed that she deter
mined TO visit Lafayette and see man who
friends had told her greatly resembled her hus-
band
She found him to be her husband. living under
the name of Smith and married to a wealthy
yVoroan Zones was arrested. He pleaded guilty
10 an information charging him with bigany
and was sentenced to-day to prison
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
pApAL wARNlNe 10 CARDINALS.

Rome May THE Pspal Secretary OF State,
Cardinal Merry del Val. has been instructed to
prepare circular note which the Pope is about
to send to the members Of the Sacred College at
Rome In this communication the PontiH VIII
take the occasion OF the dinner given by the AmeT-
can Ambassador, Mr. White. in honor OF Arch
bishop Ireland. at which four cardinals were pres
ept. to recall the fact that nothing has changed
the relations between the Vatican and the Qulrtnal
and that therefore. the digntaries OF the Church
must abstain from intercourse with officials at
tached or accredited TO the italian Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
TWO HUNDRED PAPPoosEs TO GET LAND

[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Lawton. Okla, May John p. Blackman
United States Indian agent Of Anadarko. Okla,
under whose supervision the Kiowa Co
manche and Apache tribes, has given notice that
the last allotments Of land ever to be given the
children OF these tribes may now be selected
Half a million acres OF pasture lands belonging
70 these tribes viii be thrown omen to
settlement. About two hundred babies viii have
Lands allotted 10 them.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
CITY COLLEGES 5sTH ANNIVERSARY.

The last celebration Of Founders Day at the old
home Of the City College was held yesterday. it
being the ffty-eighth anniversary of the college.
The celebration consisted q mass meeting in
Addresses were made by President John n Fin
1sy ag1 Andrew v. Raymond, president Of Union
College. At the close OF President Raymond's ad-
dross the students sang the college song. ''Vfvat
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Miss Rose stahl to Star in The Chorus
Lady"

Miss Rose Stahl who has been appearing IN
,,a,devue under the management of James Forbes
q, bjs sketch of stage life THE Chorus Lady" will
he starred next season under the direction of Henry
r Harris Mr.. Harris has completed arrangements
for the presentation of Miss Stahl at BrOad%ay
tbeatre early next season in four act play by Mr..
FORBES to be known as The Chorus Lady not an
ampIidcation of the sketch, but new and original
comedy in which the actress will be seen in her
cterization, Patricia OBrien, of the chorus
Miss Stahl will make her London debut at the
Palace Theatre next Monday, where she will play
limited engagement, returning TO America in Aug
llst to prepare for her starring tour.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
as" APPEAL FOR BROOKLYN ACADEMY.

saer effort 70 raise the necessary funds Tor the
,-ag CT new Academy of Music IN Brooklyn
~ esggn yesterday when letters were sent 20
49, a1oOklyuites asking them 70 subscribe Lor
s y stock IN the academy coTporation ~ ~ @
p1r-fI,e the idea being 10 have as many people az
Ha-lie Interested q series OF be7eht entertain
Eir WI be begun by Gre AZ rhe Nesmith MAI
= 80, sf5 ReuEsa street. tonight.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
muTEs LEAVE ASYLUM 70 WED.
Il Telegraph b The

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Wilkes Barre Penn. May Two deaf mutes
Miss Lottie B. Schnoerer, OF Reading and EN-
erson B. Nichols. Of Lehman; this county were
married here this afternoon by the Rev. L.
Ilindestruth OF this city They had left the
philadelphia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb
because their courtshFp met with opposition and
came here to wed.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
THINKS COMING OF THE LORD IS SHOWN

10 the Editor Of The ITl0une'
S,r. In all the interesting scientific accounts OF
.ho earthouakes and eruptions Of volcanoes none
80 reHerred 10 the words Of our blessed Lord. es
found in Matthew xiv. T. These things show that
..to coming Of the Lord draweth nigh
A READER OF THE TRIBUNE.
New York City. May 4. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
JAMES eoRpoN BENNETT IN TOWN.

James Gordon Bennett, Editor and proprietor
OF The New York Herald" who brought party
OF friends from France TO this country several
days ago. landing from his yacht at Charleston,
c. has been IN this city since Saturday night.
Mr.. Benefits party guests at the Holland
HnIIse.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
Special Notices.

THE BUSINESS OF JOHN
CATTNACH, TRUNKS AND
LEATHER GOODS, HAS BEEN
MOVED TO 2S WEST 45TH
STREET.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

kosh Wis says that Consul General Richard
Ciuenther. Of Frankfort. Germany who has been
eDendfng two months his home here, has re-
cetesy-s1 from Secretary Root a telegram offering
hiT1 4 transfer 10 Cape Town, South Africa. az
consul general He declined the offer.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE g.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
ACTORS NOW HERE

Although the regular dramatic season is drawing
. rs end, many theatres are still open. and many
soFE. al more or less favorites are stil contrib
fznifv.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AVENUE-J. a Drake. Corning n Y
VICTORIA Senator r. F. PettigFew, South Da-
kota; General Pearson. Caracas.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

Last night the William J. Kelly Stock Company
began its second week at the Harlem Opera House
with revival of Sidney Grundys play. Sowing
the Wind" in which Mr.. Kelly seen as the
Young lover and Miss Dorothy Donnelly Rosa
mond The theatre filled. Clyde Fitch's COM
edy Captain Jnks," is announced for next Mon
daN
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

Bheat temperature yesterday. s. degrees; lowest 90
average So; average foF corresponding GATE last ye
average corresponding date last tWontyvs years,
Forecast To-day fair; Wednesday shewof- with
rising temperature; Diminishing northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
For Loss Of Appetite
EIORSFORl

HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
nourishes, strengthens ana tnpATts new Nfo ana
viGor. An excellent general tonic
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

IsTie y arnelc. Blanche Bates
n crane Msude Adams.
tr5.Aacls y ilson- Eritzi Scheff.
2anlunq breese- Jessie BOnstelle.
eAlon -4ackaF-e- Hope Booth.
y v OH Hopper. Vesta Tilley.
.Se+tL y eoef Grace EIlfston-
11-iold LAZY. Jane Oaker.
4Ilenhe 5irardot. Marie DressleF
1ehfg Ncocrun- Marguerite Clark
SSlsulceS oicotL Georgia Caine-
1sA burgess Kitty Gordon
= Kelley Isabelle Evesson.
Ssssep1 NaWthorn- Amelia Bingham.
~ ~ bernard NVeJte Guilbert
t'agle rover. Florence Roberts.
e n a Buren- Elsie Janis
n1g 4lller Dorothy DOnnelly
~-S1-n 2 aTICrn- Margaret Anglin
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Died.

Death notices appearing IN The fhABCNh WIN be
rubI,abed In The TFl-WeekIy Tribune without extra
charge
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOFecast.-Washington NAY -
The weather in districts has cleared. with con
and especially South
IN all parts country has pre-
vailed except the middle Mississippi Valley where
shallow depression has caused local rains Iowa Min
nesota the Dakotas and Eastern Nebraska
The disturbance will move east-northeast and cause
showers in the upper Mississippi Valley the upper
lake region Tuesday. In the Ohio Valley lower
states Wednesday The temperature will rise Tuesday in
he lake region Ohio Valley, and will be warmer
Wednesday the Ohio and OF the Mississippi
probable Tuesday in the Missis
sipp and Missouri valleys and in the lake region
The winds along the New England middle Atlantic
Coast win be fresh northwest; South Atlantic
coast fresh north TO northeast East Gulf light
Srss northeast West Gulf coast southeast
lakes fresh west; upper lakes fresh. pos
Steamers departing Tuesday fol European ports will
have fresh winds and fair weather to the Grand
Banks
Forecast for Special LOealities.-FOr New England.
fair to-day and wednesday. except showers and
wednesday in the northwest portion diminishing west
winds.
For Eastern New York. fair to-day Wednesday SHOW
ers with rising temperature diminishing west winds
Wednesday, showers and warmer IN north
portion: light 70 fresh west winds - -, -,
For New Jersey and Delaware partly CLOUDY oAy ana
Wednesday Wednesday; fresh west WINDS
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland faF taay
and Wednesday; Wednesday; fresh north 70
northeast winds. becoming variable -,
and warner to-day Wednesday and cooler; hght
variable winds becoming south and fresh
Local OGiciRl Rocord.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau changes in the tenn
peature twenty -four hours in comparison
--fsE eh- faea NJ asst
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vices ana iuterlnent a. ST Marks Church ave- ana
10Th ST., wednesday afternoon. O'Clock Yg a
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Fatehogus l. i. Jeremiah Wood. IN s6th year o.
his ase FUNERAL from his late residence Wedns9iav
May 3. az y o'clock InteTmsat n Evergreens.
CEMETERIES.
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