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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-05
AND MARY GARDEN
EACH SING TWICE NEXT WEEK.

TetraLzini will sing twice at the Man
haitian Opera House next week, on
Friday evening in Lucia" with Tao
CAM, Polese and Arlmondi. and on Sat
urday night in La Traviata," with
Constantine. Sammarco and Gilbert.
Mary Garden will also appear twice.
on Monday as the boy Monk In THE
Juggler of Notre Dame" with Renaud
and the great cast of men. and at the
Saturday matinee as That's, with Re-
maud as Athanael. The triple bill OF
"Cavallera," PA gliaccr' and the
operate pantomomie of La Chair Will
be repeated on Wednesday. with the
casts of last night
At the Campanini popular Sunday
concert. tomorrow night. "Cavaiieria
Rusticana," in concert form. will he
sung, with Agostinelli. Mariska-Aldrich'
Severina, Parola and Crabbe in the
principal parts. Several other artists
will be heard in a miscellaneous pro-
gramme and the orchestra under Cam
paninis direction will play Debussy''
Afternoon of a Faun."
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STOCKS HAMMERED
IN LATE TRADING
Smelling, Wabash, Amalgam-
ated Copper, Union Pacific
and St. Paul Suffer Most.

Prices at the opening OF the stock
market to-day were higher. issues such
as Wabash, Chesapeake q Ohio. COL
orado Fuel & Iron and Colorado South
ern leading the trading. A notable adj
vance was made IN Kansas City South
ern. which rose ga points. In later
dealings. which were slow, the special
ties held their gains while the balance
Of the market sold off point.
In the second hour Reading was
rushed up ala. tha Cd preferred made
an upward bound OF II points and the
lst preferred ABA. A rumor that the I'd
preferred was to be exchanged half for
the LIST preferred and half for common
stock and this dividend raised was re-
sponsibls- Enormous selling orders were
put in for other stocks to take sdvan-
tase OF the effect Of the Reading move
ment and prices broke with violence.
American Smelling scored loss OF
2 S-4. Wabash preferred 2l-@ Amalga-
mated Copper 2, Union Pacific, st, Paul
Texas and Pacific, Denver and Rio
Grande. Great Northern preferred and
International Harvester SIS TO 6-8 and
several other stocks point or more
There was some heavy covering by
shorts, but stocks continued to be Of
Iereo. Inc marhe, oiosou ~oaA s..,I
| with much disorder.
The total sales of stocks were 705, 00(
shares and of bonds $500 1000
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TO SEE A PLAY WILL
CROSS OCEAN TWICE
Charles Frohman Will Have
a Gallery Seat at Miss
Adams's Opening.

To cross the ocean both ways Just to
sit in the gallery through one perform
ance OF a play Is feat in long dis
tance theatre going which ought to
arouse the envy of the most inveterate
tirst ntshter. Because Charles Frohman
who is 10 do the travelling. is also the
owner OF tho play. doesn't much change
the oddly Of tho matter.
Mr.. Frohman. who Is now overlook
ing his London playhouses, announced
not long ago the opening OF his prin-
cipal star. Miss Maude Adams. In J.,
NJ. Barrie's comedy, What Every
Woman Knows" for Monday evening.
Dec. Al Yesterday. in compliance with
cable message from London. the date
was changed to the following Wednes-
day evening.
The reason for the two days delay in
the engagement IL that Mr.. Frohman
proposes to be on hand for Miss Adams 8
opening. and the ship on which he will
cross the Atlantic is not due to reach
New York until Tuesday morning. Dec.
% AS this 10 the managers busiest
season In London, he will catch the first
ship sailing for England, remaining IN
New York only three days,
For years Mr. Frohman has watched
re s..t performance. - ell h!s thea
| tres from q gallery seat, so his old
place at the Empire mas been reserved
for him.
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Waltz" Jessie Preston, THE Glasgow
Lassie," who makes her American
debut; Belle Blanche. John T. Kelly in
"One Best Bet" James Harrigan,
tramp" juggler; Selma Bratz, the Jo-
seph Adelman Quartet. the Bison City
Four and Lowande's Circus.
The Alhambrs's bill will include
Thomas w. Ross and company in
Awake at the Switch" a new sketch
by Sewell Collins; Julius Steger in THE
Fifth Commandment" Winona Winter
commandment Day." the vindobonos
eccentric musicians; Wynn and Lewis
tho Kemps, Count De Butts and Brother
comedy cyclists, and Hassan Ben All
Arabs.
With vesta Victoria at the Lincoln
Square Theatre will be Maude Odell. the
prize beauty; Francesca Redding- and
company in "Honora." Princess koyo-
Flynn, Hodges and Launchners, Ed,
Foster and his dog. and Manuel Ro-
maine.
American Music Hall for only one more
week. Other features will be the Fan
Gigs. mind-readers: Constantine Sisters.
dancers; the Davis-Gledhtl trio of
comedienne; Techow's Cats and Maude
Hall Carleton Macy and company In
"A Timely Awakening.
At Keith & Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre will be Mabel Hite and Mike
| Donlin in Stealing Home" Annette
Wills, Cressy and Dayne. Christmas
on the Island" and Clermont's Animals.
| The bill at the One Hundred and Tween
! ty-f,fth Street Theatre Will include Lucy
| Weston, English Coincidence; Fun In
a Boarding-House," Herr Grais and his
| trained ponies. the Four Floods, aero
| bats; Charles Kenna and Emil Hoch
! and company in Loves Young Dream. -
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Mr. Hammerstein's First Oper7fjc
PdnfOn,,1e GiUen al the Man rattan
ia Chair" with Odette
Valery, Sandwiched Between
"Cavalleria" and "Pagli-
acci, "A Daring Climax.
BY SYL VHSTER RA WILING.

KTR HAMMERsTEIN offered
MI triple bin at his Manhattan
Opera-House last night, with the
result that the auditorium was filled to
the limit of It's capacity Between the
two operas OF the tense, red-hlooded
young Italian school Mascagnis
"Cavalleria" and Leoncavallos "Pagli-
accf'-hc sandwiched a French operate
pantomimc by Albert Chantrier that
was very much UP to date. Tho three
together - ;racted an audience that
combined u pie OF fashion and real
music lovers with the mere curiosity
seekers.
Pantomime. which is especially loved
by the French, has never esta bllshed n
footncd here. II his present Offering
prove popular, MIR. Hammerstein prob
ably will follow II with others of the
same kind. While there was plenty of
applause at the end OF tho act. It did
not nearly approach in volume that be-
slowed upon each of the two operas
The Judgment of very many people
seemed to be held in reserve LA
Chair (The Flesh) is n story In panto-
mime of n wife with lover and a hus-
band who surprises them in their bill
ing and cooling Just as her spouse is
about to stab her to the heart he is
turned from his vengeance by an e%-
posure OF her physical charms that
makes him cringe and fawn at her
feet. Then she scorns and derides him
and he kills himself by cutting an
artery.
odette Valery, the principal dancer of
the house. was the wife; Christine Kerf
WAS the lover, and NJ. Montanari was
the husband. or the three the latter
seemed to be the best pantomimist, but
attention centred on the dancing Of
Valery She showed many graceful and
some extremely difficult posturings, and
her confronting OF her vengeful husband
was infinitely daring. Mary Garden 6
attempt to dazzle Athanael by exposing
to him her loneliness as That's Is mild
compared with 1t. The score isn't as
deep as a well. but the music is pretty
and the themes are clearly accumulated
Before the curtain rises it Is played
through by the orchestra.
In "Cavalleria," Labia was a strongly
dramatic and appealing Santuzza. sing
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TOScANlNl TO SHOW US
HIS "GOTTERDAMME

"Gotterdammerung," which will be
presented at the Metropolitan Opera
House next Thursday night. will give
Toscanini a chance to show his mettie
as conductor of Wagner's music
dramas. Fremstad will be Brunnhilde
for the first time and Araato will make
his debut in German opera as Gunther.
Nearly all the principal singers In Ger
man will be in the cast, the Morn scene
will be retained. and the performances
will begin at 7.3O o'clock.
Frances Aida. who is New yea
lander, will make her debut as Giids
in 'Rlgoletto'' on Monday evening. with
Maria Gay. Caruso and Amato in the
cast. Aida" with Games. Homer,
Caruso and Scott, on Wednesday; La
| Boheme, with Sembrich and Bonci on
Friday: Carmen" with Maria Gay
and Caruso at the Saturday matinee;
and "Tosca," with Eames, Martin ana
Scott on Saturday night, complete the
Sembrich, Maria Gay, Jean Note.
| Richard Martin and Petschnikon, the
| Russian violinist will be the sololsts at
to-morrow's popular Sunday night con-
cert.
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RICHARD MARTIN SINGS
MARIO AT THE METROPOLITAN

"Tosca" was repeated at the Metro
politan Opera House last night, with
Richard Martin, instead of Caruso, -
Mario Caverodossi The young Ameri-
can tenor acquitted himself with credit,
singing gracefully and in tune. His swan
song earned him such applause that the
action was delayed by vain demands for
repetition. Eames, as Tosca, and
Scott, as Scarpia, repeated their
familiar and impressive representations,
and Spetrino conducted with skill. There
were no such packed standing lines as
Caruso brings out, but the house was
we'll filled throughout. t.
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KIT HE Queen OF the Moulin Rouge"
will be brought to the Circle
Theatre on Monday night by
Thomas w. Ryley. 1t is reflection Of
gay Partisan life by Paul NJ. Potter.
with music by John r. Hall and lyrics
by Vincent Bryan. a parade of carni-
val floats" each containing an artists
model. will be one of the features. and
then the jewellers will take themselves to
the Moulin Rouge and other well-knowh
resorts. A characteristic dance will be
introduced by Mile. Odette Auber, who
has been brought over from Paris. The
principal members OF the company are
Flora Parker. Carter De Haven, Rich
ard F. Carroll. Edward NJ. Favor.
Fletcher Norton, Veola Adams. Juliette
Dika and Berta Mills.
The Sicilian Players at the Broadway
Theatre will be seen in still another
play, "Scungurui." on Monday. Wednes-
day, Friday and Saturday nights and
Wednesday afternoon. For the balance
of the week Malta" will be repeated.
"Scungurui' Is a three-act tragedy by
Giovanni. FRANCISCAN Turridu. an out
law from Justice comes down from his
hiding place to tell his niece Rosario
that he knows she II in love with Santo
Grigoli. and warns her not to marry
him. as he had promised his dying
mother to marry Nela- Santo Is in love
with Rosario. though the whole coun-
try-side knows he has promised to
marry Nela. When Rosario and Santo
go to the church to be married. Nela
follows them and kills Rosario by stab
bling her in the breast.
Tho Merry Widow" with Reba
Dale in the title role and Charles
Meak.ns as Prince Danilo, will be the
attraction at the Grand Opera-House.
The Gay Musician comes to the
West End Theatre.
The Trocadero Burlesquars will be at
the Olympic.
The Partisan Widows will be seen at
the Murray Hill Theatre.
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
At Hammerstein's will be Gertrude
Quinlan and company in "Zaza's Hit"
w. C. Kelly, The Virginian Judge"
Ryan and Blchfeld In Mag Haggerty's
Reception Bessie Wynne, Dorothy
Russell. the Six American Dancers and
Charles Purz's living bronze statues.
The Colonial will have The Love
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TINA lERNER PLEASES AT
HER FIRST PIANO RECITAL.

Tina Lerner, the young Russian
pianist. who was heard recently with
the Russian Symphony Orchestra, gave
piano recital in Mendelssohn Hall yes
terday afternoon and confirmed the inn
preston that she Is a graceful and ac-
complished player. In Bachs capriccio
on the departure of a friend, Mozart
sonata in A-major several Chopin mum.
bers and selections from Greg and
List, she showed variety in expression
as well as technical skill. She was
warmly applauded and gave some extra
numbers.
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ANOTHER THEATRE PLANNED
waxenhals 4 Kemper Get a Sfto
in Forty-fourth Street.

New York's record list of theatres II
20 have an addition. 1t became known
yesterday that Wasenhals & Kemper.
lessees OF the Aston Theatre, have
practically closed negotiations with the
McVickar, GailIard Realty Company
for a site on Forty-fourth street, Just
west of Broadway,
The playhouse. which win be named
the Annie Russell. after Wagenhals &
Kempers leading star. will have a
frontage OF 1s1 feet on Forty-fourth
street and a depth of 100 feet, The prop
erty value is said to be 1915,
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NO PAY FOR TEACHERS.
Bayonne VIII Have to sell Beads
to Raise Money for Salaries.

Unless the city of Bayonne. N. J., Is
able TO promptly dispose OF 100000 worth
OF Ave per cent. school bonds the teach
ers Ina the public schools there are GO
ing 10 md Santa Claus stinsy. Yes
terday the Board of Education decided
had failed 10 give the city its share OF
the State school money ans IL was
found there was balance on hand OF
only. $4,000 with which to pay the
teachers.
IL the stats appropriation has not
been received by the time the Lesisls-
tuss mssts thai. bady-xi ss- asked 4
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AMERICAN SOLOlSTS AT
kLEIN'S SUNDAY "POP."

Herman Klein's tenth Sunday after
noon concert at the New German Thea
tire Tomorrow will have for its prin-
cipal singer Cecil Tanning, young
American baritone, whose voice has
been heard on both sides Of the At
lantic He will sing Harriet Wares
The Forgotten Land" accompanied by
the composer. Josephine Swickard. So
prano, will interpret several songs. and
Ethel Newcomb. pianiste, a pupil OF
Leschetizky. Will play. Both these girls
are Americans whose talents have been
appreciated in Europe. Edouard De-
their, ,loiin!st, aud T,avio Won Den
Hende. 'cellist, VIII join Miss Newcomh
N playing two movements from
Brahms's b major trio, Op. S,
Ernest Schooling win give n piano
recital in Carnegie Hall tomorrow ar
ternoon Bach. Scsrlatu, Schumann
and Chopin are among the composers
ne will interpret.
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler, the dis
tinguished pianiste, viii give her only
recital in New York this season at Car
negie Hall next Saturday afternoon.
She will play Schumann's Butterflies"
and compositions by Chopin Debussy
and Tschalkowsky.
Emil sauer's last piano recital In
New York will be given in Mendelssohn
Hall next Wednesday afternoon. Upon
his return to Europe he is to retire
from the concert field. He Will inter-
pref scarlatti, List, Chopin and Tschai-
kowsky, besides playing some OF his
own works,
DR.. Ludwig Wullner, the distinguished
German lieder singer. accompanied by
Coenraad V. Bos, Will give third re-
cital in Mendelssohn Hall on the eve
ming of Dec IS. This is in response to
many requests from people who have
| been unable to hear him In the after
moons. His principal number will be
Schumann's "Dichterliebo."
u. Carl Fl Durt, tha well-known
basso, Ia to give recital in Mendels-
sohn Hall next Wednesday evening.
At tho Church of the Ascension to-
morrow afternoon C. NJ. Loeffler's beau
tiful by the Rivers OF Babylon" will
be sung
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ing with grace and fervor. Marsha
Aldrich left Lola without any charac-
terlzation and seemed too frightened to
give her voice free expression. Taccani.
as Turiddu. and Polese, as Alto, sang
better than they acted. Severina was
Lucia.
Esplnasse, who made first appearance
as Media, in "Paglacci," disclosed a
small voice of sweet quality. She sang
the bird song with much charm, and
held her part creditably in the duet
with Sylvio, but her acting was con-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-05
DETECTIVES CLEARED.
Boy Who Charged Them With
Beating Hlm Retraets.

Detectives dhsSlAs e Hooker and Otto
Rauosbery. OF the Central ofrtce, were
sNonerated to-day BY Magistrate Stein
srt, in the Tombs POLICE Court. of the
charge that they beat Harry Levy.
whom they arrested on Monday last.
They took taIs boy before Magistrate
Barlow. In the Tombe Court. charging
him with having a bottle OF opium in
his pockets. Levy was discharged. Then
he said that on the way 10 the police
on the head with lis billy" and that
Hooker had also struck hmm.
Assistant DISTRICT Attorney Trowbridgs
told Magistrate SteineaN that Levy had
retraotsd and there was no truth In hii
story.
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scHmEpEs TO SING sIeeMuNp

Alois Burgstaller's laryngttis continues
and he will be unable to sing siegmund
in Die Walkurs" at the Metropolitan
Opera House tonight. His place win be
taken by Erik Schmedes, who imper-
sonatod tho character at the previous
performance this sea son.
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NOW HE'LL SEE NEW YORK.
Lived in Jersey City Thirty-two
Year. and Never Crossed River.

Although q resident OF jersey City
for thirty-two years, James Giblin.
father in-law OF Alderman John swss-
ney, OF that city, has never been In
New York During all that time Giblin
has been In the employ OF the Pennsyi-
yania Railroad Company He has just
been retired on a pension.
"Some OF these. fne days" said Glib
lin. yesterday, Il am going to GROSS
over TO New York City and see the
sights"
fore 20 the big city was that he could
not spare the time Giblin IL sixty
Ave years old
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-05

strained and amateurlsh. zenateilo. 40
CaniO. and Samnarco, as Tonic. both
In fine voice and spirits, carried the
house by storm. The former, after the
"Rdi pagliaoCi," and the latter, after
the prologue, were called out very many
times, Crahbe was an excellent Sylvio,
and Venturiui good Beppo
Both operas were conducted by Cam
panini In his masterful way, with some
times too much power to his orchestra,
and Charlier conducted the pantomime
with credit.
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puvEEn LEFT s2.7oo,ooo.

LONDON. Dec. b,-Ths will OF the late
Sir Joseph Duveen. who died In the
south Of France Nov. 3, was probated to-
aay. The estate Is valued at s., LOO,
Slr Joseph was a member OF the nrm
OF puyaen Rrothera- Ills property 10
lsft 10 the members OF his family ana
de vii contains NO public beQaests.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
stockholders Of the Douglas Photograph
Company that the directors az such cor
puratlon have duly adopted a resolution
that Il Is in their opinion advisable 10 dis
seIye such corporation forthwith. meet.
votlng upon the proposition that such cor
poratiou be forthwith dissolved and for
such other business as shall probably come
before such meeting, Is hereby called 10 be
held ~ the office of the COMPANY, No. so
fhamnsrs st., city OF New York, on the
lIth DAY Of December next, lNoS, at 2
O'clock in he afternoon. Dated New York,
vow. 4 zoos. JOHN Y. HELM. serretary.
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The Closing Prices.

To-dAy's highest, lowest and last prices
Of stocks and OF net changes as compared
with yesterdays final figures are as fol-
lowsi
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Gay Night Life of Paris
to Be Seen at the Circle

"The Queen of the Moulin
Rouge" Will Be the Only
Theatrical Newcomer Next
Week-Sicilian Players Will
Add Another Tragedy to
T heir Lis Vaudeville
Houses to Offer Several
New Features.
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At tho Church of tho Ascension to-
morrow afternoon C. NJ Loeffler's beau
tiful by the Rivers OF Babylon" will
be sung
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~ Car, Dutft. tha we'll known
basso, Ia to give recital in Mendels-
sohn Hall next Wednesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
CHANCES ARE FAIR.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Barrios OF
Guatemala May Recover.

Washington, Dec. 9.-Although passing
a night of comparative rest at the Elmer
gency hospital. the condition OF Senof
Don Juan Barrios. minister or foreign
effairs of Guatemala and minister to tine
Urited States or a special mission, is re-
rarded today as still critical. The dlplo-
mat was injured seriously in an automo-
bile accident yesterday, but the physl-
clans at the hospital say that the chances
of recovery are fairly good.
All the other members of the party,
who so narrowly escaped death When a 6O'
horsepower touring car turned turtle near
the new highway bridge over the Poto-
mac. are reported at their residences and
hotels to have been injured much less
seriously than Senor Marrios.
A careful examination of the Guatema-
Ian diplomat at the hospital revealed the
fact that he had suffered fracture of the
skull at its base Besides this he was the
victim of conclusion of the brain and
abrasions on the face and body.
The police are searching the city TO-DAY
in efforts tc recover about S33oO stolen
from Senior BarTios by someone who
crowded around the overturned automo-
bile and it's unconscious occupants. Senor
Barrios had three $1,000 bills and perhaps
three $1oc bills in a long pocketbook bear
ing his name. That could not be round
after the accident.
Government officials in Washington
we're peculiarly touched by the accident
owing to the fact that Senor Barlios and
his party, consisting of General John
Drummord, Senor Don Luis, Toledo l1or-
rerate and a chauffeur were on tteii
way to Mt Vernon to place wreath or
the tomb of Washington at the request
of the President of Guatemala.
Senior Barrios was reported late to-
night as slightly improved, but not
out of danger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-10
CAUSES MUCH COMMENT.
Presidents Recommendation as to Sc
cret Service Subject of Discussion.

Washington, Dec. 9.-No subject dis
cussed by President Roosevelt In MS
annual message to Congress has been
the subject of SO general comment IN
both the Senate and House as the rec
ommcndation concerning the Secret
Service. That portion of the recommen-
dation in which the President declares
that the amendment Incorporated In
the law last year that there should
he no detail in the Secret Service ana
no transfer therefrom" contained the
assertion that this amendment had
been of benefit only to the criminal
classes. Again the President said that
the chief argument in favor Of the
proyision was that the congressman
did not wish to be investigated by the
Secret Service men and he proposed
a restoration of the old law with a
special section prohibiting the use OF
Secret Service force for investigating
members of Congress. This comment on
tho mart of the President was charac-
terized in strong language by a num-
her of senators during an informal dls-
cussion of the message While the Sen
ate was in executive session today.
Democratic senators took the posi-
tion that a resolution of protest shouid
be offered by Republican members ana
one senator on the Democratic SIDE m
timated that he would bring the SUD-
iect up in case the Republicans dld
not.