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New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
PRAISE FROM CARL HAUPTmANF'

Professor Carl Hauptmann. brother OF IIerIa, ~
Hauptmann. the German poet ana pS -,
a. ,ba E4acxett wrote 10 Mrs. Fiske:
7 want TO thank you again for the eAl.
nary, impression I carried away from your thea.t
was completely enthralled throughout oy '
stage pictures before my eyes ouehs' 90 - =
- 1oz+ GESTURE all nature and all soul
A., NOT sneak of the titIe-roe. 1 do not kno" Ihd'
il was q role and your role I only know that d
human being and fate stood before me from oe-
Ginning 10 end, such a masterpiece was the PIC
rl.re. But I shall not speak OF lnolVluuai us
-, tt,. i,diviIr1aIitfes combined to form
r-er,orable whole The children playing IN tle
streets the persons who drift in and out ana
r,inge in the barroom. or the fight IN the s'reetS
are life itself even to the roof-tops But this Is
not stage management-the divine toucn - -.
upon the things inanimate- II Is tnus 'h1'
Ian naints Paris
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
CONCERNING OPERA SINGERS.

member of the Metropolitan Opera Company, VIII
have the part Of the King in all the performances
of "Llohengrin' five in number. that are to be
given in Bayreuth next summer. He will also be
Hundng in the two performances of DIE Wal
kiire' and Gurnemanz in "Parsifal'
Although it officially stated Tuesday that
Nine Sembrich would have the title part IN
Lucia di Lammermoor' the popular priced
performance at the Metropolitan week from Sat
urday night II is announced that Nine. Ber-
nice James di Pasquali has been substituted. Nine
di Pasquau is a native of Boston, and the per-
formance OF the Donizetti opera VIII serve for her
debut at the Metropolitan.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
TAFT PLUNKETTS HOST.
Discussed Conservation of Resources
Miss Taft ArriUes.

Augusta Ga Dec 23-Sir Horace Plunkett. head
Of the Irish Department of Agriculture. who was
knighted for his service N educational
and agricultural matters. kept appointment
with President-elect Taft to-day which was made
for him by President Roosevelt. Sir Horace ar
rived here on a late afternoon train from WASH
ington and began HIS return TO that city two hours
later.
The object Of his visit to Mr. Taft as explained
by the latter was to ascertain what extent the
next President interested In the questions IN
voved in the conservation Of the natural resources
OF the country and particularly regarding the com
mission which President Roosevelt has appointed
which is charged with the duty Of reporting on
how rural life may be made more desirable Sir
Horace has been making close personal study OF
the work of Chief Forester Pinchot and expressed
himself as both highly pleased and greatly oene-
flied by what has been shown him in this country
Miss Helen Taft the only daughter OF the Fresl-
dent-eect and Mrs. Taft. arrived to-day from Bryn
Mawr. where she is attending school she VIII
spend the holidays with her parents
With the return from Savannah Tomorrow OF
Robert Taft. the entire family of the PRESIDENT
elect will be together for the first time since Ms
nomination for the Presidency last June Inc
Terrett cottage presents a holiday appearance the
decorations having been added to by holly ana
mistletoe. brought in by country dwellers' ana os
flowers from the neighbors- Christmas olnneE
will be eaten by the Tafts at the home OF MI ana
Mrs Landon Thomas No further preparations Ior
a celebration of the day have been made
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
PAUL M POTTER AND HIS L1RRETTo,
SAYS He's Not Responsible for Disgusting
Features Of Queen of the Moulin Rouge.

Pau, NJ Potter. author OF the book of the queen
of IN. Moulin Rouge" wishes the public to know
that he is not responsible for the disgusting fea'
ures that show.
Il wrote the Iibretto in good faith. ne SAID yes
,erday and With full knowledge that the subject
NJ the Paris under world does not belong 10 the
afternoon tea class Of dramatic themes. do De
It.v. however that the slums and tenderloln are
as legitimate subjects for musical COMEDY as they
are for plays ike Salvation Nell. The Battle ana
tnnuuerable other dramas that have found favor
on stage
The story itself told in The Queen Of the Moulin
Rouge is not indecent. 1t would not be either
edifyiaE or entertaining 10 tell 1t in nursery or
al a prayer meeting and deliberately placed the
scene. in a cabaret. the notorious Rat Mort and
In a famous gambling house conducted by woman
The blame for all that belongs to me.
.F3ut did not write the nearly nude models did
not u rite the disrobing show girls did not write
that vrigsiy French dance that brought down pub
uc protest and did not write the Apache dance
Those interroiations belong TO the management and
tbs stage director. In Washington. where the po-
lice ot5caIs became inquisitfve. proposed to
Mr. Ryley that we modify OF those features
He was most vigorous in his refusal. and they
bsv. remained in. exaggerated rather than sub
dued" a
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
COMPLETE ROOSEVELT B1BL1oGRAPHY
Library of Congress Official Says 1t Will Prob
ably Contain 5000 Titles by January l.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.


Washington Dec. ga. R. Nichol assistant dl-
rector of the public reading room in the Library
of Congress will be prepared within a month to
announce that he has complete photography OF
the works of President Roosevelt besides every
considerable mention Of the President which has
ever been made in the field Of contemporaneous lit
erature exclusive of newspapers. M Nichol has
been at work on his collection for more than three
wears and believes that he has the titles almost up
date.
Il began making collection of the works ana
state papers of the President about three years
ago >, said Mr Nichol 1t was until / realized
that complete collection of literary references TO
him would be valuable that I started my present
comprehensive work. It will probably contain up
ward Of five thousand titles by the first OF the year.
and I suppose that before the final history OF
President Roosevelt is written will have collected
at least that many more. ! have had no object In
ma king this collection except that beleNe there
will be none other like it. 1t is a mere pastln1s
and I do NOT know that the President knows any
thing about it
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
MUSIC
UND ISOLDE"

Since conductors play leading roles at the opera
houses and in concert rooms nowadays it may be
we'll rather than to begin this mornings record
of last nights production of Tristan und Isolde
at the Metropolitan Opera House with a well-de-
served tribute to Mime. Fremstad. 10 note the first
appearance in the conductors chair this season OF
Herr Mailer After all. it is not small matter
for since the education Of the public in the true
significance Of a lyric drama began there has been
pretty steady growth the. part of serious
nlusc-lovers in the conviction that the nterpreta-
ton of a rsodern work does not rest 50 much with
the lady who sings first woman. as the olu
phrase had it, it does with the gentleman IN the
orchestra who expounds the composers music Z 3
a whole Therefore let praise for performance
Of Wagner's great love-drama which was full or
thrilling moments and always moved on lofty
plane. go to the conductor. How completely ne
can make its nultitudinous agencies proclaim its
most tumultuous passions well as us tenderest
and languorous utterances the Metropolitan pubic
learned last season. Last night was only a de-
lghtfuI reminder which awakened again the grau-
tude of the public and its rapturous expression
after each and the final closing of the curtain
But then there remains a pleasant duty = the
performers-to Nine. Fren.stad, first of all. whose
steady growth toward u commanding tragic stat
ure has reached point where it must DC spoken
of with more than admrat!on-with enthusiasm
and wonderment. indeed; then for Nine Homer
whose voice flooded the second act with luscious
beauty especially in the song of warming; for
Herr Feinhals. in whose impersOnaton OF hur-
wenal there at once the rude Nlgoi OF 'he
rugged old esquire and the tenderness or a woman
and also Of Herr Schmedes who though MS voice
and manner of singing still remain far from IN
gratiating yet disclosed dramatic moments whlch
approached the heroic mould in which tristan Is
cast It is likely that We shall soon again see
so perfect an embodiment Of the sturdy knight OF
good old Sir Thomas Mallory and Wagner as Al
bert Nieman presented to US score OF years
ago. exquisite minstrel knight as we saw
afterward in Jean de Reszke's embodiment; but
the German opera stage is sterile and we must De
grateful for what we can get Mr.. Blass disclosed
the beautiful oTOtund quality of his voice IN the
part of the King Albert Ress was the Shephe1o'
and also sang the song from the masthead IN the
first scene; julius Bayer. the helmsman ana
Adolph Muhlmann. Milot. AS has been said, the
performance aroused fine ebulitions Of enthusiasm
and Mr. Mailer shared two of the curtain calls
with the artists after the second act.
At the Manhattan Opera House last night Nine
Melba sang again in La Boheme, With the same
distribution of parts on her first appearance
this season. h r h
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
SOLDIER A WRECK AFTER LONG TRIP.
Beat His Way from San Francisco-Escapeo
Lifetime in Prison.

Al<r.1 Fields Rhodes. thrty-nine years olo, VINO
enlisted IN Company Of the 18th Infantry IN
-Es sp5 was court naartisIled and sentenced 10
1<rx years Imprisonment for killing native IN
the Philippine Islands. trsrnped into Mount Ner-
-o7 On Tuesday. after many DAYS Of suffering
President Roosevelt psrdoned Rhodes on NoYen-
h<r 1907 while he was prisoner on Altrasa
r.a.r5 tn San Francisco Harbor. II was shown
that ne had killed the man in the performance OF
hts duty
Rhode. was sick for months in San Francisco
eo.ns,sJ from wounds and fever contracted in
ths ,slsnds A month and a half ago he LEFT San
Francisco with g which had bean given hina ana
.-.S q, IN. sooo-nile trip hornewsrd Hs fin
t,h.6 ths long Journey on Tuesday. He had
-.Is.s n.,yfv I'VE hundred miles. Jumped hsslsht
t~..n. and RODE with teamsters- When he len
.so.,,+ Vernon Rhodes ssalvart looking
-. nan Now HIS hair is gray.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
FILIPINO WEEDS BROOKLYN GIRL.

To the surprise Of ths garrison. Jose Delgado.
vtun,no servant employed By Major A w Kim
ball Of the Quartermasters department on Gov
-. Island appeared at the post yesterday with
"a. hr.oe Miss Eva Colby, American girl living
q. r,,ooklyn and announced that they were mar
49, ~. peosrnber u. Delsado was brought from
the PHILIPPINES BY an ofnesr now stationed at Fort
ry.,oock and he formed the acquaintance Of Miss
r.Ir sf,~y he became attached 20 the household
=, Mstor KinbAn He proudly showed his mar
certificate 10 -he major several days ago. but
,h. news OF his marriage did not become generally
known until yesterday.
w. .nd Mrs Deigado viii live IN New York and
,h.r. viii be many barraek room discussions on
-. s,,h..ct Of Filipino-American alliances
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Czeorea NfcNanus Cartoonist. creator Of 4 he
NevIy-,veds is -oin the ranks of the Newly
oa.-, himself He applied yesterday for mar
rage license to wed Mss Florence Bergere of No
224 West 18th street. He gave mis- address as the
hotel Rayard No lt2 West 4Sth street. and his age
es tUentv-seven years. Among the other come
creations of McManus is Panhandle Pete
Walter Merwin Seibert, the secretary OF the Car
rag,o Institution in Washington, and Leila Terry
Fraser Of this city. obtained marriage license at
the city Hall yesterday. The marriage will take
place on Saturday.
Eleanor Phelps daughter OF Charles II. Phelps,
Of the law firm OF Phelps. Evins East. and Fred
.rfck n Clark a mining engineer OF GudnajuatO.
Maxico applied yesterday for ma rriage license
Miss Phelps gave her address as No ol2 Fifth ave-
rua The ceremony will take place on December 80.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
cuRR AoNoRs MEMORY OF SLAIN BROKER

At1.ao yesterday afternoon. the hour set for the
funeral Of Harry~B. Suydam. the curb oroker VINO
80. snor in his office last Saturday by Jonn =
-, and died on Monday. business on the
-,r+ market was suspended while the brokers rem
7ared the last honors to their former comrade oy
standing with heads uncovered for the space ol
-. i9,,+as The dead man had been very pop
-. curb and The brokers we're eager TO
nav last mark of respect to MS memory. This
las the second time IL the history OF the curo mar
- +bat business has been suspended on account OF
+ba funeral OF a member.
- was At PIainfeId y J.. where suydam
had lived.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
FINE TURKEYS FROM THE PRESIDENT.
Each of Hundred White House Employees Gets
Twenty-Five Founder.
Washington. Dec. 23.-'HeIIo, is this the White

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-"Hello, is this the White
House7'
Yes"
well. there are about 200 pounds OF turkey
here at the Union Station for YOU
"AII right send them right along
.bout an hour later a big express wagon creak-
ing and groaning beneath its load of Christmas
turkeys drove into the covered White House
grounds There a big fellow, a gift from the
president for each of the hundred more persons
u,bo sarve In one capacity or another in or about
the Executive Mansion. Larger than usual. they
were too each one of them weighing more than
TWENTY-FIVE pounds. They were raised on poultry
farm in Virginia and killed and picked to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
MRS. LE1IrIA NASSAU eosMAN.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune-I

TBy Telegraph TO The Iri6une-I
7--.,+or \ 7 Dec 2S-Mrs. Letitia Nassau Cos
roan died at her home in princeton to-day sac
va. the widow Of the Rev. Dr. AoraIn 1oe
man. pastor of the Lawrencevllle FresoS &c a-
Church of Lawrenceville- one was s ~
80 ia Mrs Cosnan was daughter OF the
D. T,r Charles w Nassau. at one time protes-
sor and acting president of Lafayette Colege-
She leaves I'VE children and two orothers' tne
Rev DR.. P HamiH Nassau who was Ior iIaiS I
wears missionary in Africa ana OI-ai'eS
sau Of Troy, y Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

uaA admission TO Metropolitan Museum OF Art anl
the American Museum OF Natural History.
rr,-,s,r,ss carol service St PauTs Chapel. noon
christmas tree entertainment for the children o. tns
Ney Work Society Relief Of the Ruptured and
t'rippIed at the hospital. 4-d street and Lexington
avenue. Ais p.
,s,r,as entertainment for children New York Society
Sor; the Prevention OF Cruelty To Children. No 29I
Fourth : Is p m
Christmas tree and entertainment New York Hospital
p.
Harlem Property Owners ASSOCIATION NO
IA East 125th street SIS D m
Rail o. The Ladies Fuel Aid Society. Hotel Aston
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
MIscHA ELMAN WILL PLAY NEXT SUNDAY

Mischa Elman. the young Russian vi0lnist. made
such an impression last Sunday evening at the
Manhattan Opera House upon his frs appearance
a soloist IN the popular Ceofonte Campanlni
concert that Mr.. HammeTstein has decided 10
present him again next Sunday. instead of allowing
a Sunday TO intervene before his second appear
ance He will play Wieniawskis Faust Fantai-
sic " with orchestra NJ. Campinin directing; a
RubIrsteiu MeIodie. and Sarasates Caprice Basque,
with piano. NJ. Weldemar LiachowsBy, accompa-
mis-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
NEW PLAY FoR MISS VIOLA ALLEN.

rs.hI.- A. Co have arranged for the presentation
NJ Miss Viola Allen in new play entitled TIE
rT7.-,,. sss,,r' made for her by p. Marion Craw
- 77,&r- are four acts in IL. and while it bears
% .orne extent the plot as that author
nnv.I now running serisly in magazine, the
risy wss written nret. and the novel vas an out
-. n, the dramatic work. and prepared several
~.,h. ,.s,r Miss Allen WI bs seen IN ths new
s.zx ~suSs xaesaez @a1n Enz&sekL
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
rl.r relerrnph 70 The Tr,sure.

Boston. Dec. 23.-ln the First Baptist Church at
,c.,,ton to-day Miss Florence c. Breed. daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs William Fl. Breed was married
,o Ravmond {. Knox. chaplain Of Columbia Uni
,,arstv The Rev. A. 2. Fitch performed the cere-
rony assisted by the Rev Maurice A Levy Mrs
Charles Barnshaw was nmtron OF honor and Miss
Ethel Abbott Breed maid OF honor
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
PROFESSOR LANMAN HoNoRED.

paris Dec. 2-Charles Rockwell LanTan, pro-
<seso- Of Sanskrit at Harvard University has been
elected corresponding member Of the Academy OF
inscriptions and Bellies Lettres-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
CHANGE AT THE MANHATTAN.

Next week at the Manhattan Opera House will
open with That's with Miss Mary Garden, MI
Renaud and the usual cast In the first announce
rnent of the weeks performances "Rsoletto. with
Mime Tetrazzini ard Mcssrs- Constantn Arimondi
and Sammarco was put down for Monday. and
rThaHs" for Wednesday. These dates have now
besn shifted and "Rieoletto" Will be put on on
Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

To the Employer.
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SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file of applications Of selected aspirants for
positfons Of various kinds which has Just -oeen
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-pv1.,--ob 70 The Tribune ]

Fsr1dseoor4 Conn Dec. 23.-samuel L Clemens,
referring TO the Mark Twain Company incorpor-
s,ed today al Albany. said that IL was organized
for IN. sole purpose OF keeping for the oeneht OF
the fsrnily the pen name Of marx IVsih- n
a.h-roft MS secretary. said THAT he considered
,bs, ,sn7e valuable asset. and that the dircctors
thought that by forming this corporation they
would he able 20 protect themselves from pirate
r-,bl.b.rs and also from persons who might want
~ ys~ IN. name cigars, etc
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
A RumoR ABOUT CHARLES S. FRANCIS
Die Zeit" Prints Report That Ambassador
Will Be Recalled In February.
Wanna Dec 2-"De Zeit'' says that Charles S.
FranciA .he American Ambassador 70 Austria
HunR.ry viii Be- recalled in February

U,shineton Dec E3--Robert Bacon Assistant
Secretary OF State after reading tonight the dis
pstch from Vienna quoting Die Zeit' as sayins
Ambassador Francis 10 be recalled IN Feb
,,,arv said that the State Department knows
nothing OF such intention
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
"a, oa,spo EXPLOSION COST q LIVES

vV..binx4on, Dec. n.-Accordng 20 the latest
.,,1oe. 10 the Isthmian Canal Commission. there
have been t~enty-one deaths so lar as 'he result
- .h D-.msture explosion OF dynamite San
.On,.,. -, nsesmber Il Forty-rfine the num-
bar Originally wounded. The removal Of debris
xzssx, ,dlnsas> sstse xt~sm&
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
MARX TWAIN co. INCORPORATED.
Organized to Secure to Author and His Family
All Rights in the Name.

ALBANY Dec E-The Mark Twain Company OF
Hev York capitaI 5000 organized TO secure to the
author family all rights IN the name OF
nom de plume Mark Twain" fled articles OF IN
corporation to-day With the Secretary OF state
The directors Samuel l. Clemens, cara L.
Clemens Jean 1. Clemens Isabel Y. Lyon. Of Red
efnr Conn and Ralph w. Ashcroft, OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
Mr.. RUSSELL GIVES PICTURE READING

7 Townsend Russell gave last night at Car
-. 1r,,st, Hall The second Of his Instructive and
entertaining picture readings" Of The Tales OF
wavsfde Inn" He had large audience Incl
dental music of appropriate nature was intro
duCed
New-York tribune., 1908-12-24
GENIE TERiEs-
The wooDLAwN CEMETERY

7. readily accessible oy Harlem trains from CIa79
and jerome avenue troeye ara
csrrfags Lots $50 up Telephone ASA Cra1nerey f9r
o Views representative
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year 49 for corresponding DATE Iast tnifiS
81 -
local forecast: To-day. increasing cloudiaess srd
Frfdav unsettled and warner, Win POSSIBLY
rain or snow: southeast south winds. increasing
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81 OF WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS 90

Observation-Disclosures. Richard Bennett
Wyle...
L'aNlI yy-.iia .....--...... z Tyler
SSaIlSll .Maude Adams
TumSden Hare
Nj -FfOiott Paget
BE AEnew
ii1ati4 ''" " Lillian Spencer
Ma. v.c,or ............... james L Carhart
flIsL -..--..-..-... Wallace Jackson
.-....-............ W II. Gilmore