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GOTHAM THEATRE.

1.-THE Summer Time" musical arrangement of
joval character is the entertainment offered here
this week. the performers being the Bohemian
Burlesquers. There is beauty chorus.
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TONY PASTORS THEATRE.

Mr.. Pastors little playhouse offers a carefully
selected entertainment this week. which is headed
by Max Wits four singing colleens. They sing
songs of Ireland in a manner that cannot fail to
please persons OF Irish extraction. Carroll and
Doyle. Arthur Huston and his company, Hafford
and Mantell and Cramer and Beverly assist in the
me linen
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

Marcels Living Pictures artistic presentation.
by living models. of famous masterpieces of art
were shown yesterday at the Union Square Thea
tire. The Empire Four pleased a considerable au-
dience. as also did the Countess Rossi and Fred
PAUL.; Eckhoff and Gordon. julius Tannen, Saler-
no, Black and Jones' and Gilmour and La Tour
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EDEN MUSEE.

At this place OF amusement and instruction the
Nippon Japanese troupe Of sleight of hand per
formers and acrobats is extra attraction this
week. Their feats are Of unusual character a
water fountain trick being Of the ingenious
exhibitions There portraits in the main
hall worthy OF inspection.
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DEWEY THEATRE.

The Broadway Girls are performing here this
week in diversion called ''Suisette' and are as
sisted in the merriment by Johnnie Weber whose
Jealous friends have dubbed him the prince Of
German comedians There two performances
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PLAYERS NOW PROMINENT HERE.

Margaret Angn. Edmund Breeso.
Gertrude Coglllan. Henry Miller
Flora Zabelle Kyrle Bellew
Frances Starr. Raymond Hitchcock
Hilda Spong. Francis Wilson.
ALA Nazimova- John Drew
Julia Sanderson. Robert Edeson
Billy Burke. Lew Fields
Edna May Spooner. John Craig
Beatrice Morgan. The Rogers Brothers
Connie Ediss Sidney Herbert
Flora Juliet BoWfey. Reuben Fax.
Elsie Janis. w. II. Thompson.
Margaret Ellington Benjamin Chapin
Bessie Clayton. Edwin Arden
Phyllis Bostwick. Joe Weber.
Hetty King. Arnold DAILY.
David War1eld. George Fawcett
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125TH STREET THEATRE.

Mr. Benjamin Chaplin in his faithful impersona-
ton OF Abraham Lincoln heads the bill here this
week. This Is an entertainment In itself, and
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heard the volubIe Sappho speak, with rapturous
appreciation OF supreme desire, refer with satrical
contempt fountains Of cold reason. cold virgins,
and boys with phosophc boards, and declare her
decidedly IN favor of mad Joy and love: and.
associating those observations with what remen-
bered OF my reading about the Lesbian bard (and
Of some Of her verses), reached the conclusion
recorded in my review.
Mr. Fiske asks for citation Of the authorities
Of antiquity that represent Sappho a wanton
and a degenerate. His demand is accompanied with
an especially offensive and insolent insnuation-as
If it were any fault Of mine that. a reviewer OF
the acted drama, 1 compelled to take cogni-
zance impure themes when, in fact, those themes
are brazenIy obtruded my attention by more
than one Of those dramatists whom he chooses TO
admire: and likewise his demand is accompanied
with a charge Of ignorance dishonesty and bru
tality. disputant, upon an historical question,
who assumes that tone is entitled to reply; yet
II II will comfort Mr.. Fiske to read the names of
old writer's whom have supposed to be trustwor
thy the writer's who have represented indicated
the Lesbian poet as a disreputable female, he is
welcome 10 read them. Information, direct or in
direct about burning Sappho" (Byron) Is found
in Tanaquillus Faber; Plutarch; PIiny; Pausanias;
Ovid; Horace; and Longinius. among the writer's OF
antiquity. and in Anne lie Fevre. Longepierre. and
Reland, among writers of the seventeenth century
There are many others-but this is not blbliog-
raphy.
It was inevitable that in writing about sappho
and Phaon. the mind Of the reviewer would revert
TO the individuality OF the poet herself. It gn-
rners through the mist OF about two thousand six
hundred years Something to be said about
the subject, and something about the play. My
marks the story of the original Sappho not
designed to describe Mr.. Mackaye's ideal OF her
person. I stated my opinion that he had not been
elther judicous tasteful in either his choice
his subject or his treatment of it." His choice was
not judicous tasteful-for any reference TO that
theme would, necessarily, prompt remark on the
rnalodorous original Almost every cyclopedia con-
tains something about Sappho and everybody who
reads must be aware that she has been described
IN language that cannot be quoted OF course. she
has defenders. So has Nero. So has Lucreza
Borgia. So has almost every dubious character in
history Anne lie Fevre took the field Sappho's
champion than a hundred years before
Welcker did, but neither lie FeVre Welcker
succeeded in making a convincing Welcker
was controVerted by Mure. The reader be con-
vinced If he likes Thackeray somewhere men
tions that 1--we ate the apple" Pope, who
was something Of a scholar and who has translated
what ovid says about Sappho was content to fol-
low the old authorities. and, for my part think
that IT is better TO with Pope than shine with
Pye" Mr.. p. Mackaye, even Mr.. F1ske. But
perhaps the final light on the subject is shed by
the writings Of the Female Bard herself Only q
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-20

Boston, Aug. 20.-Before the largest
crowd that ever attended the opening
day OF Grand Circuit racing at the Read
Vile track yesterday afternoon the won
derful trotting mare. Sonoma Girl (2:0614),
starting In her first race since becoming
the property OF Miss Lotta Crabtree was
distanced in the first heat of the race
for $500 Blue Hill stake for 2:So trotters
Less than three hours before the event
Springer and Mclaughlin had received
Miss Crabtree's check for $4,000 and had
given her a bill OF sale for the mare and
her engagements.
With Myron McHenry up behind her
the critics were sure that II would be only
n good workout for the Massachusetts
stake. in which she is to meet Geers'
great trotter. Highball. on Wednesday,
for her to defeat the field. But the turn
had not been reached in the first heat
when she made nasty timber necked
break and was a distance out when she
caught. After catching she had gone but
few rods when she repeated her mis-
take and was double distance out at the
quarter pole. and though she gave an ex-
hibition of speed that has rarely been
equalled from there 10 where the red
banner drops. she fell short by few
feet, and, so far as she was concerned,
the race was over
She was separately timed. the middle
half OF the mile in 591h seconds and the
last three-quarters i'm 1:31h. though she
logged from the flag TO the wire.
The mares bad showing was a keen dis
appointment to the crowd, but her owner
took the defeat gracefully and hopes for
better luck when she meets Higball on
Wednesday.
With Sonoma Girl out of II the race
proved rather easy for Ed. Geers geld
ing. Tempus Fugit, in the end. though
Beatrice Bellini made things decidedly I'm
teresting for him i'm the first heat, forcing
him to trot In 2:07A. new record FOR the
stake.
Beatrice Bellini went after him hot foot
the second heat and the pair stepped
down to the half in 1:02a. but this took
all of the go out OF John Dickerson's
mare and Tempus Fugit won easily in
2:1011.
The third heat was simply a cakewalk
for Tempus Fugit.
The two futurity stakes for 2-year-old
trotters and S-year-old PAGERS were both
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-20
|NEWS-DEMOCRAT SPORTS
.SHEA-HEARY
TEAM ROLLS 6S5

Shea and Heary collected 6S3 total In
yesterdays contests I'm the O'Gorman
two-man handicap tourney. Shea drew a
3i4 total, including 20-pin handicap.
Heary piled up 339 and singles OF ll9 and
121.
Banks and Heary got aboard for 667.
Banks found the pins for 32S and one
single of 12O. Pete split kindling at a
$3.50 clip. His best single was a cluster OF
125
whiteley and Cohon bumped the pie
for 653. Cohon furnished 337 in singles of
112 1l6 and 100. Whiteley was good for
3l4 which contained blocks OF III. IS
and 49,
piling up $40 I'm runs OF 125. 12l and 123
Banks ranked next, having 361 In clusters
of 1l3, 147 and lOl 10 his credit.
O'GORMAN TWO-MAN HANDICAP.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-20
MYOP|A WINS
NEWPORT CUPS

The polo fours of the Myopia Free
hooters and the Country club OF West
chester Freebooters, winners Of the pre-
liminary contests for the Newport cups,
met yesterday at Newport in the finals
for the trophy. Westchester had to give
Myopia six goals, and this was too large
a handicap, especially as the Massachu-
setts team outplayed their opponents
from an even standpoint.
The final score was 10& TO 4, Myopia
scoring five goals and losing a quarter on
penalty, While Westchester landed the
ball through the posts but four times
The play was rather erratic on both
sides. being at times dashing, while at
others II was extremely loose.
Westchester was handicapped is, while
Myopia was set back 10. thus giving the
latter a big start. Even with that they
played better game than their oppo-
nents, and, as the score indicates. would
have won by q small margin had the
game been at scratch.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-20
FAST RAGE HORSES
Arriving At PARK

New strings OF campaigners are arriving
daily at Narragansett park in preparation
for the Grand Circuit meeting next Week
famous horses of the Morris Bros, OF
Pony, Mont. and Elwood Smith with
Berico. 2:0Sh. who has made a great
showing this year. Il. McCargo came IN
late Saturday night from Poughkeepsie
with Wentworth. 2:0ilA. the horse with
the fastest record among the racing trot-
-tefs-tAis year
Another early arrival was tnat OF
horses. including ORC. 2:05h. and Norman
n 2O6s.. Siliko, winner OF the KENTUCKY
Futurity last fall. and Jack Leyburn. VINO
iast uaek These horses are all entereu
in the races to be held next week. Knapp
is banking on Siliko TO win the Roger
Williams stake.
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J. j. 5 5. Y l. |. 5 5. G 6. IOH OLD
SPORTS At k|RN|N' 5

A card of water sports has been ar
ranged 10 be given at Kirwin's Beach
under the auspices OF the Kirwin's Beach
Division. u s. v. l.. &. c., Saturday after
noon Invitations have been extended 10
all other divisions Of the Life Saving corps
TO attend and participate. The sports will
commence at about o'clock, and most or
the races Will be limited 10 corps members
OF junior and senior corps.
The program Will include: 10o-yard race
for juniors match relay race, two girls
races. 1o0-yard swim for seniors. diving
match, swim on the back, under water
swim and obstacle race.
The events will conclude with half
mile swim to secure the Al rating. A
cup will be presented TO the one who
finishes first In this race.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-20
FOR SARATOGA
POLO CUP SERIES

Saratoga, Aug. 20.--In the opening game
Of the Saratoga Polo club yesterday after
noon the Montreal first four defeated the
Saratoga by score of s6 to 4. The con-
test was the first round for the Grand
Union Hotel cup. BY handicap Montreal
received three goals. but outplayed Sara
toga in the latter half of a close game
and won without the aid of the handi-
cap.
Today the Saratoga Freebooters will
meet the Otsego four in the second round
for the United States Hotel cup.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-20
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Detroit Keeps up March
Toward Pennant Goal.

Cobbs triple with two out scored two
men in the 10th after Boston knocked Sie.
yer off the slab and apparently had wor
the game. Crawford hit 10 the centre field
fence. scoring Jones from first in the 18th
and winning the game. Young's pitching
and oLeary's fielding were bright fea.
lures OF the contest Score:
Innings =. / 2 3 80 s 1O1i1 12
Detroit :. 20 o o 0 0 o o 2 0 Ia
Boston % 0 0 0 90 o o o.
Hits-Detroit 49, Boston II. Errors-De-
llan and Schmidt; Young, Shaw and Cri-
ger. Umpire-Sheridan.
PHILADELPHIA 10, CLEVELAND s.
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland yester-
day at Cleveland. 10 to s. Waddell was
wild and lasted but one inning. Dygert
was hit hard and Bender finished the
game. Joss went to pieces in the third,
when the visitors scored six runs. Hinch-
man drove in six runs for Cleveland.
Score:
Innings ... ...1 2 3 6 50
Philadelphia =. 30 0 o-1O
Cleveland ... ..3 o 2 o o 1 o o. y
Hits-Philadelphia ID; Cleveland Q. Err
rors-Philadelphia 2; Cleveland 3. Batter
ies-Waddell, Dygert. Bender and Powers:
Joss, Leibhardt and Clarke. Umpre-Con-
molly.
Yesterdays game was farce at Chit
cagp, Chicago defeating Washington 16 to
2. Darkness stopped the proceedings after
the eighth inning. Washington gave four
new players chances. Score
Innings ..... ....1
Chicago ...... ......4 Z o o 3 l o lis
Washington .... 80 0 o o. z
Hits-Chicago 16: Washington 10. Err
rors-Chicago 1; washington I. Batteries
White, Hart and Sullivan; Lanford.
Tompkins, Oberlin, Shannon and Block
Umpires-Evans and O'Loughln.
ST. LOUIS i, NEW YORK 0.
st. Louis defeated New York yesterday
at st. Louis, 10 0, afteR pitchers bat
tie between Orth and Glade. Score:
Innings .... .....1 2 8 ss
st. Louis ...........1 o o XII
Hits-St. Louis 8: New York T. Errors
st. Louis 1; New York 2. Batteries-Glade
and Stevens; Orth and Kleinow.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-20
DISCUSS SENDER CLASS
RACES FOR 1907

Kiel. Germany. Aug. 20.-Tho question
of German yachtsmen making a return
visit TO the United States in 1903 has
for several days been the subject of
informal discussion between Prince Henry
of Prussia and the German and Ameri-
can yatchsmen, but 1t is not likely to
be settled for some months, or not untn
the American visitors have gone home
and are able to arrange for definite
invitation either for 1908 or 1909. after
learning by correspondence which year
the Germans prefer. Prince Henry be-
sides obtaining the views OF the German
yachtsmen. will talk the matter over
with Emperor William.
Prince Henry has invited Mesdames
Clarke and Stackpole to use a royal
automobile In going TO Lubbock and to
Hamburg. The ladies accepted the invi-
tation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-20
TEMPUS FUC|T
TAKES blue HILL"

event being lowered to 2l7 by the bay
filly, The Leading Lady, by Bingen, 2:06h
bred and owned by BENJAMIN Pope of this
city Uncle Mike Bowerman from the
blue grass country carried off the honors
In the S-year-old race with the Brown
colt, Shakespeare, by Jay McGregor.
constitute new records for the season.
The 2:l0 pace went TO VIII Shows
geiding, Ethan Roberts. in straight heats.
but there was different winner each
heat in the Neponset stake.
Today's card calls for the free-for-all
race. the 2:19 trot and the 3-year-old d.
vision of the Horse Breeders Futurity.
The summary.
American Horse Breeders Futurity. s.
year-old PAGERS; purse 5000; two in three:
Shakespeare. br. c. by Jay Nc
Gregor (Bowerman) .;.............." ]
Eva Hal, blk. T. (White).
Kavallo. x. c. Young). 3
Tlme--2 :09%. 2:13A.
American Horse Breeders Futurity, z
year-old trotters; purse 5000; two In three:
The Leading Lady b. T. by Binsen
lProctorl ..'.,,;......;.''..''''''''
Binvolo, b. C. ng)..,...............
Zalem, b. {. (Bowerman). ............... 2
Selma, b. c. e.. McDonsldo ;.;......'."
Hazelwood, ch. Z. (McGrath) ..........5 4
Tlme-2l9h. 2:l7.
Blue Hill. 2;3O trot; purse $500: three
Tempus Fuglt, ch. g. by Mark Time 4,
Beatrice Bellant. blk. m. (Dicker-
SOM ...............ssss ss.s''.s'''s'''''
Marjorie, z. m. (Cox).
ST. Peter, br. x. (Benyon). 4
Sonoma Girl, b. m. (McHenry)..... s
Time-2:07A. 2:l0h. 2:12.
2:1O pace: purse $1,000; three heats;
s'Ethan Roberts. b. &. by Ethan
Wilkes (Snow) ...................... I !
The Donna. du. m. CDeryder). 49,. z 3
Daphne Direct, blk. m. (Brady).... z
Laura Bellini. blk. m. o.. McDon-
ald) .................s ...'.. .''''''''''
ssFred D.. TO. &. (Fraiser). ......... 1
ssLeeland. blk. h. (McGrath). = Z
ssMcAuliffe, h. x. (Hiesrodt ........ D
Time-2:06h, 2:0o&., 2:OSA.
The Neponset, 2:06h pace; purse 5000;
three heats
.'Prince Hal. b. e., by Star Hal
tSnoW) ..............s.....s ..'''' 4
Princess Helen, b. m CA. McDon-
ADD ..........,..:.....:''.''' '.'''.'''.''''' Z =
Hal c.. ch. &. (Shanb. ............... 2 !
Lancelot. ro. q. (Honeyl .......r...
.sTexas Rocker. b. g. (Sunderlin)..
Custer, ch. z. (HalD. ..........--.- -ds
Time-2:05. 2:07 2:o6%.
Won FIRST and fourth moneys.
ssRaced In hopples.