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New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
SACRED DRAMA AT THE LINCOLN.
''The Holy City"

Mr.. Thomas Vt. Broadhurst's drama called "Ths
Holy City" which was resuscitated last night at
the Lincoln Square Theatre. is brought forward. ut
this time as an appropriate object OF attention
during the observance OF Lent, but whether with
the purpose to mitigate its seventies or 90 aug
ment them observation IS unable 70 determine.
Some anxiety the subject Of Lent is obvious
among theatrical managers, especially upon the
approach OF Holy Week Bosoms are agitated that
were not generally supposed 70 be solcitous as to
Christian usage. symptoms Of actual closing
are here and there perceptihle and the spectacle
OF "Ben-Hur" IS advertised as "Klaw & En-
iangers Lenten Attraction Al tho Lincoln
Square Theatre the effect OF THE Holy City" can
scarcely be otherwise than pensive. or even col
en; since. ir conjunction with a weird love-story
about Mary Magdalen and the Jew robber. Barab-
bss. Il presents a sort OF epitome Of tho con-
demnatiOn ~ Jesus 10 be crucifed as set forth in
the New Testament and HIS resurrection from
the tomb. Judas goes mad IN e. and rushes forth
TO hang himself. Mary IS redeemed from life
of sin Barabbas figures a valiant insurgent
and patriot There several showy stage pict-
Lres. Persons who feel bad and want 20 feel
worse cannot DO better than TO contemplate The
Holy City
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
MR.. GREET AND HIS PLAYERS. +"
Garden Theatre.

At the Garden Theatre last night Mr. Greet and
his associates gave a performance Of ''As You Like
IT. with the accessories Of scenery Next Thurs
day they will recite Julius Cesar without
scenery. other than such a stage setting Mr
Greet supposes 20 have been used in the time OF
Shakespeare. The scenery question is not n COM
plex one. Experience has taught that erccSs OF
scenery resultant IN profusion Of establishment is
undesirable. because II IS injurious 10 the right
effect. That great actor. Macready. speaking 10
Lady Pollock said this subject: In my en-
deavor 10 give Shakespeare all his attributes 10
enrich his poetry with scenes worthy OF Its IN
depreciation. 20 give TO his tragedies their due
msgniheence. ard TO Its comedies their entire
5Iiiancy. have set exaTuple which is accom-
panied with great peril. for the public IL willing to
have the magnihcence without the tragedy and the
poet IS swallowed up i1 display.
That IS sound doctrine, with all that q implies.
But experience uncuding that OF Macready) has
also taught that ell accessories should be used.
alike OF scenery, dresses, and properties that VIII
help 10 create and maintain illusion and thus Will
tho actors producing the result intended in
the play. Recitation Of a play upon a bare plat
form, or upon platform disfguTed by grotesque
structures IS only interesting. II at ALL because OF
attractive individuality in the persons who recite
Mr. Grects method in 80 far as It copies or sug-
gestS ancient usage. may possess, for some people,
a scholastic value TO most people IT IL tedious.
The presentment OF LAS You Like IT. has been
seen before IN this region and there is no fresh
ness in st. Mr.. Csreet's interesting production
IS that OF "Everyman''-an allegorical composition
that consorts with the plain. bare. hard style OF
treatment that appears 20 have prevailed In tAS
period OF its origin-time probably. OF KING Ed
ward " d4a-sS). That religious relic VIII Dc OF
fered TO the public view next Monday night ana
during the whole OF Holy Week. II is. OF course
entirely appropriate 10 the season.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
Mr.. MANSFIELD AS DIMMESDALE
New Amsterdam Theatre.

hichard Mansheld's ;mpersoaaiion 81 DimHss-
esie, IN The Scarlet letter, which was repeated
'ast night. 20 a crowded house. al the New Am
seloom Theatre. has often before now been se-n
~ this city ana il has often been reviewed in shs
N-oe' Extended comment upon = IS nc. possible.
-nld the multiplicity of theatrical events n last
snis fumulf: nor perhaps e n necessary The
slBsnce of This eminent and excellent actor from
~ qaagnire ~ Mr. gbsens phantasies and his ap-
-lsHee r. something IKE q pany 40 tho facts es-
- 'Al 70 Be recorded. IinWthornes Scarlet letter
PORTRAYAL raore II elirering fhsn 4 action hut
''sa nas been derived from the story 20 con5fi-
"a ' - diana. a moving Dietuse of actual hfe'
-. Aa1s1ell, l. lls assllXtiol of Dinmsss
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
A DRAMATIC MONTH.

y NAV be interesting TO observe that many per
sons distinguished on the stage, or In association
with It, wers born in the month OF teorhary -"
e.. % .ha,, ave here mentioned David GarFick
Februar, 90 17ls John Philip Kembic, February l.
;757: James Robinson Planche. February q 1875
Joseph Jefferson February N, 1923 Wilson Barrett
February IS 1876: Henry Irving Feoruary b. lhis:
Ellen Terry, February p, l@A II VIII DC houced
~, 80 f,rtbdavs OF Garrick whom DIR. Johnson
astasaoed most as a comedian aud jefferson falI on
the same date. az do also those OF Planche ana
Ellen Terry The poet Longfeow. whose plsy OF
The Spanish Student" as well as other works
associates him with the stage. born February
. 1907 Nn,s Adelna Patti was born February 49,
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
sOTHERN SUED BY MUSICIANS.
Three of Them Want Pay for Eleven Weeks
After Dismissal.

Decision was reserved yesterday IN suit brought
IN She 10th District Municipal Court against Miss
Julia Marlowe and +. II. Sothern by three musi-
clans. The plaintiffs Ellie Janin. Peter Weber
and Isdore spi!er. testified that they had con-
tracted 10 play twenty weeks with the Sothern-
Marlowe company. but that after seven weeks
work they got a two weeks notice 10 quit Their
expenses from Chicago back to New York were
paid. 49,
They each sued for eleven weeks salary At S3S
a week less n small sum they had earned In SUB
stltuting They exhibited a document from Carlo
Narcosio alleging IL was q contract Mr; Sothern
ger. and not Sarcoso. had the right 10 employ
mus
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
VISIT OF CANADIAN TEACHERS.
President Roosevelt Will Receive Large Del
egatiOn in Easter Holidays.
~ TeleEraph . NC TrIbur.-l

ITIbune.
Ottawa Ont, March IS-Three hundred Toronto
schoolteachers have decided to take the trip 70
Washington which Chief Inspector Hughes has
arranged for tho Easter holidays Coutingents of
teachers from Hamilton. ST. Catharine's Brant-
ford London and other Ontario cities will 90 In
tho Toronto party. swelling the number to prob
ably four hundred. The train leaves Toronto on
Good Friday and the teachers are due TO arrive
in Washington at $50 the same evening
The only engagement made Is that with President
Roosevelt on Saturday afternoon at the White
House. when the President will shake hands with
the teachers and maks brief speech. The cost
OF the trip to each teacher will be S2 60 plus hotel
expeuses The teachers Will visit New York, Phil
adelphla and probably Baltimore. returning hOms
on Saturday, April g.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.

Nr. conried will disgrace his German Theatre
the Irving Place by producing there next Thurs
day evening the nasty and repuisiVe play OF
.'Salone' "a putrid product OF the diseased mind
~ tho late o. Wilde Mr.. Conried's experience
with this ordure at the Metropolitan Opera House.
might have taught him that the respectable part
OF tho New York public does not want TO see
''salome." o. 20 hear anything more about either
the MIA, or ,,s author A piece called 'Zum Elm
rsdler' IS underlined for presentment at the Ger
man Theatre the same night.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
ro AID CRIPPLED CHILDREN.

An entertainment to get funds with which to
establish Tiny Tim cots In the cottage for Grip
OIa6 children maintained by the Chlldren's Aid
e.,o,,, AT Bath Beach viii be given by the Man
rattan branch OF the Dickenss Fellowship on Fri
Nav evening. March 2. in Carnegie Chamber
Music Hall. The programme VIII consist OF read
tS F-ST1 their own works by well known authors,
ttnSSsraDersed with music Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs ]. w. Shepard. No go West S4th street;
1gj Tesse S. Nook No. 13S West 123d street, Mrs.
- p Ionergan. No. $50 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn
sSro,,Eb an any member OF the Manhattan branch
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New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
TONY PASTOR.

Oidtime votaries Of the New York stage possess
pleasant memories of Tony Pastor and think Of
him with kindness His humor. HIS niEble ohirrupy
mirth his genial presence. his droileries. and his
piQuant vocalism were always a source OF refresh
men, and cheer. He seldom appears nowadays
but he continues 70 provids entertainment. as he
has done continuously for forty-two years. and his
coy playho-se continues 10 be a popular resort
Sest friday, March e. AIr. Pastor will begin his
leEtI-tl!ss 1sas as q mansssE, and the eeeasloas
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR IIQUsE--Captain @, solberg, Norway
HOFFAIAN-Jeff Davis. Little Rock, Ark. BEL
MONT-Judge c. r. Lynde Boston. BUCKING-
HAM-James Fenimore Cooper. Albany. I'M
NETHERLAND-Sir William Wiseman. London.
SIT RTGIS-MoriZ Won SZent-IVany. secretary OF
the Austro- Hungarian Embassy. Washington;
Joseph Duveen. London WALDORF-ASTORIA-
q M Hewitt, Chicago; Bryse j. allen, Boston;
woodrow WILSON, president OF Princeton Univer
sity. WOLCOTT-GeOrge Barr McCutcheon. Chi
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

An extract from Peer Gynt" was onereo last
night AZ the F3fth Avenue Theatre. The selection
has the commendable attribute OF being short.
'Raffles' was also exhibited-a piece in which tho
crime OF theft, committed under aggravated cir-
cumstances OF dishonor. is condoned because the
thief happens 10 be agreeably clever as Wen as
professionally expert.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
GOVERNOR HUGHES AT TWO DINNERS.
Guest of Brown Alumni and Friendly Sons
Of St Patrick at Albany.

Albany. March 1s.-Governor Hughes was a guest
t-night at the annual dianer OF tho Brown Uni
versity Alumni Association OF Albany and it's vicn-
fly. which was held ut the Fort Orange Club and
the dinner of the Friendly Sons of st. Patrick at
the Hotel Ten Eyck He spoke briefly at both din
ners The Governor IS an alunnus Of Brown Uni
VeTsty
This afternoon the Governor reviewed the ST.
PatrickS day parade
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
A nlNnER FoR oovERNoR WINTHROP.

San Juan T r. March B-Governor Beekman
Winthrop who will leave here soon for Washing
ton to become Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury,
was the guest OF honor At dinner given tonight
bv the House of Delegates. Speeches were made
In which Governor Winthrop's administration was
praised Regis H Post the next Governor, spoke
IN high terms OF hts predecessors policy. which he
said he intended 10 continue.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

and two children. While driving with her husband
ana one OF her children last October Mrs. Storms
vas s In collision with automobile owned by
ChafleS T. +. McCann. q lawyer, OF No. 81 Broad.
May Inc carriage was wrecked and the Occuuauts
l4IEOWh out mrs storms not injured but Chs
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

the commentaries acting or actors. or the meth
DDS OF actors that appear in The New York Tribune.
there is an easy way OF relief: he has only
In and write something the subject that any
body except himself will read W. W.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
Dies AS RESULT OF AUTO ACCIDENT.

Mrs. NJ. E. Storms. wife Of John c. Storms. edi-
Tor OF sThe Park Ridge Local." died yesterday at
her home IN Park Ridge. from heart disease Mrs
storms, who was thirty years 0lGs lcaves husband
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Cnlclal Record and FOrocast.-washinEtonM March IS
pressure and cloudy weather general tonight
west OF Mississippi River the lowest pressure
living the Northwest Rains have continued
die ana northern districts Of the Rocky Mountains
and there also rains and from the upper
raaon westward through Montana In the Ohio Valley
the East ana the South the weather generally
TemperatuTes high from the Mis-
sissppi Valley the Rocky Mountains South
ern states. ranging from 10 to 81 degrees above
normal the remainder OF the country
but little from tho seasonal averages
There will TuesdRy IA tho upper lake and west
eTn lower lake regions and rain In the central valleys
TTera will be rain In the Northwestern
continued rains the middle
Sstricts west Rocky Mountains. the Fastern
States weather will be cloudy, with
Afternoon night and probably continuing Wednesday
To weather will he generally fair wednesday
central portions of the country. md fair Tuesday and
"Wednesday in the South and Southwest In the upper
IaEe region rain Will continue Wednesday. Il
viii be warmer Tuesday in the upper Ohio Valley and
the lower region, and warmer Wednesday
Middle Atlantic states ana New England. II viii be
in the Northwest colder Wednesday
In the Central the valleys upper lake
region ana ths western lower Lake Tegion.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

Highest temperature Yesterday "a Degrees lowest ST.
average for corresponding OF
average for corresponding date Of last tweRtyys
! years. IS.
s1yI varm.S Mednsstsyl lTesh sgltscsi4 1inaA -
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19
PLAYERS NOW VISIBLE HERE.

appropriately. viii bs ssnaliued by rally of his
New-York tribune., 1907-03-19

Delsre. Eizabsth a. saitonstali Katherns r
56@ss 5E9ston ElizasssS vaaw ". T6o@gson. Gassiss
Pirne. Susanna
March s SuoES.: s q a' a. lbova e.
rss,1 S "a 10 ySSs % o. his age Funeral services g o.
SiSreh S9'iqSs IS a. sys White Plains = On 5EssasS
flowers - - > M A''s'ln'"' U''S'S' AAnois '"A'
f. E1SS. so2sg 2a.,1 a5sn ss5,5 Is q s:s sa5a
Funeral private.
DeeRI-ASD-As eI55 Germantown, Penn March 1s IN hsr
hsr gEan6daughter Mrs = n Reynolds Services ana
p m. at the Methodist EoiacopaI ChuFch.
15d7 James cBstlo5 09Cke3 j. on su3sAy g aF. "a
months Relatives and friends also members Of Euclid
i09Se y No = 1876 = and A. ~ Fraternity Lodge 70 ~
1bak5 GoPs1y aa ~ the Board of Trade Of the City o
Spb ag i901 Iayed 10 attend funeral on Wsdnssaay
80 Iss nth ST. eioS H0SoRsn R m ''D MS a'' resi-
ASSnboNAT Stb Ts1 TIs Painasa March T. 1907 laa
Y W Eorto myeN GSasn'er or the ase Jacob ana Ana
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flowers - N - 's~~ ElsAs o1a'
KAFrToa y F5:5Ss,, ,lE99asy March y sse vsa
Benedict kindly emit flowers ~
P1FN1E-on Monday. March ls 1907 az hs- s.z,ssncs
John Margaret Prime Notice Of fanSai hsTsasr
PoRTE2On March IS 1907 At lawrence. Long Island.
lotand infant daughter OF II. Hobart and Eaeher.as
torteT aged 10 months Noties Of funeral hereafter
sAIITONSTALL-ERte-ed into rest March II tesv
services az her late Edgar Plae> ElIzA~
BETH y. j. on Wednesday. March 20. at ESQ D n.
SFiAW-on March IT. rssidsncs IN CouuoaE-sal.
ave- bostOA. Anna kneeiand widow of Cclolsl R1cerS
- Shaw and daughter of the late Ogden HsgSsrty, az
this city Notice of funeral hereafter.
sTILLMAN-oa March 1S 1907 IN the ssh year o. hls
age, George Schlsy Gtiiluaa. son of Joss1h e. asa
Eliza Schley 6trnan Funeral service the res1.rrs
Of his father. No IS East seth Ct, TUESDAY, Marca
~ az II o'clock Boston, Baltimore ana Detroit pa9zrs
pleass copy
TIIOMPSON-On Monday aftar lingering NnssS Czz-fs
s.. widow of the late Charles s. ThompaCu. Fuuer1 o.
Tuesday. q. 23O undsTtakinz parlors a.
s Bennett Son, So. 296 Flatbush ava. ST0ok7r~
lnterment At Chester y. u =,
VEFPLANCEr-At Yonxers. y. Y. Monday March -,
1877 entered into rest. OpheliR Merle. widow phfli5
Eerpanek ard daughter Of tie Joseph Dur6rovg *
san FIaneisco Ca assd q years EUnsral ssEvioss
Eer late resdence No. 2S WagbIrton ava. Wsdass-
copy.
WOODS-Aftsr 0Tfef fitness. John A. Woods Iavyss,,
March H. at HIS late residence. 40. 230 Eaucoek
BROOKLYN sSed 6S Funeral prvsts. kindly onnis
doWera washington papers please copgs
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ror.ca,t for Special LoealItIes-rOr ths Dtv,rio

OF columbia. Maryland AMI Eastern Pennsylvania, tn
creasInR coudiness Tuesday IN the afternoon 81
night wednesday rain and wsrmer light south
winds
ereasn7 cloudness Tuesday rain and Wednes-
dsv. yyT1rfner wednesday; fresh south winds.
For New England fair Tuesday; Wednesday rain and
,varrrer: south winds, becoming fresh to brlsk.
TCr western Pennsylvania, rain Tuesday afserDoon
or night warmer wednesday, rain: colder by might: fssb
10 hrisk east south winds.
For western New York increasing eiou6ness and warm
T1nesday: rain in tho afternoon nght,
"wednesday rain: brisk east to south Winds
Local OnlcaI Record.-Ths following oHacial record
from the weather Bureau shows the changes In the tenn
sraturs for the twentyfour hours IA eorpar4yop
With tbs corresponding date of last yeari
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Buckbee sela Portpr Mariana
Delere. Elizahscb A S4ItoDsfzV "a
Durland. Mary A shaw A1nq n
Gahagan. James C. StfIlman t}sOr-s
T1otton t1izaoet VsG W. Thompson carrie s.
J%oIles, Lander p V0TplanCk. OpheliA L
11SsI-apI- IN ma 3. Woods. John a.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-06
INVENTOR OF ARTIFICIAL PEARLS
Silvery Lustre on a Pond That Set a
Bead Maker Thinking.


From the New Orleans Times-Democrat.
The string Of artificial pearls was
very beautiful. But for the regularity
OF the beads anyone would have
thought it a rope of real pearls worth
a kings ransom.
III tell YOU" said the jeweler, as he
wrapped up the deceptive neckIet, "how
the wonderfully perfect artificial pearl
came to be invented.
"A rich French Observation-Disclosures
Jauuin-he lived in the seventeenth
century-found a pond in his garden
covered one morning with a lovely sill
very luster. Amazed. he called his
gardener, who said it was nothing
som albettes had got crushed, that
was all.
'Albettes were little silver fish
bleaks-the Leuciscus alournus. The
gardener explained that if you crushed
them they always a the water a
pearly sheen like that. Joaquin put on
his thinking cap.
For six years he worked with beads
and bleaks, wasting millions Of both.
But finally he achieved success. He
learned how to extract the pearly lustre
from the bleaks' scales and to cover a
glass bead with 1t.
what he did-and his method Is still
used-Was to scrape the scales from the
fish. wash and rub them and save the
water. The water, decanted, ave off
a lustrous fluid of the thickness of Oil,
a veritable pearl paint, Il magic fluid
that inlparts a lovely pearly sheen to
everything it is applied to.
TT takes 1000 bleaks to yield an
ounce of this pearl paint"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-06
His Exhaustion.

A New York physician Who examines
applicants for life insurance for several
companies in that line was recently go
ing over one man, to whom he CHANGED
to remark:
81 shall now nave to ascertain your
chest expansion" ,
My WHAT" ,
ference in measurement when your chest
isn't inflated and when 1t is inflated"
oh said the applicant, beginning DIM
ly to understand. Then years ago I
measured around here"-indicating his ro-
tund stomach-"oniy SO inches. I
40 now. I guess what you call my chest
expansion is 10 inches.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-06
LIGHT Ming HITS WAR
BALLOON, MAN KILLED

Rome, June "a tragic incident
took place during a review of the
troops by King Victor Emmanuel and
Queen Helena. AS a part Of the ma
neuvers u military balloon was sent
up to a height Of 700 feet with Cap
tain Ullivelli in the car. A storm which
had been coming up burst suddenly
and the thousands of spectators were
strike the gas bag. There was an
enormous burst of flame and a ter
rife defamation, and the collapsed
balloon with it's dangling car fell
to the earth a mile from the scene Of
the review. Captain Ullivelli was found
alive. but unconscious. He died later.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-06
WATERSPOUT DOES
$4,000 DAMAGE

Lexington, KY. June 5.-Reports re-
ceived today indicate the damage by
Saturday nights water spout will ba
Pendleton, Wolfe. Lee, Grant, Harrison,
Bourbon, Montgomery, Bath and oln.
central eastern Kentucky counties. liva
stock. bridges, fencing, small outbnild-
ings and feed were washed away. All
trains are delayed by laadslides.