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Or Y a May do Coney MeMubB-cmch Optta This Week New Tton the Aerial ef The Brookl-ThMtrcteflwwi by fit

Klaw A Erlanger prevent tomorrowfeatures of A Little of Brerythln

mixture which la Uking ao wenthe Aerial Roof Garden twonovelties One la the Offenbach rerlwI burlesque blending of musical seenfrom the Offenbach operas which

i deal of notice when It WM liveDthe Moulin Rome In Parta HATJT Kelwill King the carablnler0 onf Allanwy Blue Beard loll Molntrre the letttoot from Perlchole Pets F DalUrill Ma own ides of Oenind Fay Temple ton Win slug the prlnoi-

wngs of L Jollo Parfumeuae andGrande Dncheeae The1 borleeerueCamilla In which Mr Dane M-

Temploton have made hit will bo playIn the first act of A Little of EmrythlBInstead of In the third act M heretoforeThe other feature la the original Floridajextette

Tonight Wayburn and Anderson w

their flret Sunday night oonoertthe Jfew York roof Beginning

Ned Wayburn Olrto will begin aact and there will bo

to the perfonnanoe an zhlbttlon by Dai

the Human Encyclopedia speciallyfrom London Thtal new

talncr li described a poaeslng the mremarkable power of memorizing a

human being He promise to anewpromptly and any question

to history the world hiaUrecords glrlrig dates and detailto read an entire column of a nowspapeor full page of a book and repeat Itmediately verbatim with every quotatlotherein and all aorta of other reuiarkablfeats of memory

For the third week at Paradlae RocGArden Oscar Hammersteln offers

strong bill First there Is The Mye-

lerlous Face a piece of mighty ingeniousmechanism Then there are TeachowCat Spadonl In his cannon ball jugglingFrank C Young and Bessie DeVoteCtMch Slaters Willy Zimmerman who imitatee celebrated oompoaera Rice andTo t Collins and Hart Kartell theking Charles T Aldrich theFregoll Al Walz the skater and ofParalfalia with ita cboru and ballet

seventy pretty girls Miss Emma Corand Mlsa Eleanor Falk head the cast whliplays the skit The Dutch village sti-

flourUhe on the roof extension and ahas been added to the live stock exhibitThere Is a Sunday concert tonight

PUT Faff Pouf at the Culno seemlikely to outlast any of the other musicchow still running Ita management

largely Increased receipts andpublic throngs there in ever increoslnnumber Eddie Foy Mice Fischer Orac-

Camaron sad Thomas Q Seabreoka leadfun makers aDd they are ably secondeby Jehn Hyams Templar Sue BanStuart Fred Mace Francis Gibson UabtHow Hilda Hollins and Abbte Stangiall of wnwn bar congeal roles

a season of fortyfive week to itthe WMt d Tbaatr will dole

but Saturday night ThisIs producing there

Empress of the Frenchshe will use on her road

next season Two special mutiniesHedda Gabler will be given on Thursda

and Friday atternoons with Mia Brinkas Heddo On Monday evening bronzetablet photographs of Miss Brinker willbe given away as souvenirs

It will takn a groat deal of hot weatherto dim the popularity of TheConsul at the Broadway Theatre InRaymond Hitchcock Is now on the road

150th performance here Nohas been seen

Broadway in months and the publicinterest in it continues unabated

William Collier is also still keeping thefun going In The Dictator at the CriterionThe amusing qualities of the Richard

Davis farce stand all tests Mr Colliersuited in his partand the

may run on Indefinitely

A novelty at Proctors TwentythirdStreet Theatre this week Is the first ap-

pearance In vaudeville of the Highland Laseight attractive young women In kilts

who dance Scotch dances and sing ScotchThe Kettle a

seasonable in June since It can poach eggsor freeze ice cream to demnds It its demonstrator ProfTarrich is another interesting attractionlance Vance Is coon andthere are other known vaudevilleartists on tho bill

At Proctors Fifth Avenue the comedy-On Change a standard is on

Tills are the Scotch Lasses men-tioned Katie Rooney In song and talk-

ie J5th Street Theatre has an elaborateproduction of Heart and Sword the

company Then the Brooks Brothers

a crayon comedian ahd also Carlosduet

concerts are given at all threetheatres-

In his cool well ventilated playhouseMr Keith presents a popular programme-to the pleasure seoksrs Sadie MartinetIs there this week in a group of oomedysketches called Wining a Widow Mile

flit At the headof Ian andire Oliver and Winifred FlorenceIn their sketch The Fairy of Kll-

of the oompany MnFlorence a daughter of Police

a voicethigh range Elisabeth Murray is another

voice aswen as tell stories

Tony Pastor has In mi programme Stanl-ey and Brookman in The Count the Pianoand the Dude EateUe Wordetta and com-pany playing When the Cat

and hi daughters in acomedy singing

and SingHong Chinese conjurer assisted by

v Fuller J a andminstrel Keene the comedy jug-

gler besides lesser lights

At Hurtle Seamons this week theentertainers are William H Paaooe and

Helen Mar Wilcox and their company In amilitary Love and War the

acrobats show some skilfuland there are also Matthefes and-

y oomedlana and thaComedy Four In a new comedy

Eulah LeeGorman and West singers

arid lancers Mile Flora the funniestwoman on the wire and Ascott and Eddie

thrir comedy Thi-

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Weal1 Georgia Minstrels boldHubert Museum this week John Al-

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Nan Patterson In wax la the latest e-

rUr addedto the ClaD exs-between concerts In the Eden MiBuster Brown his dog Tige and hisare In the entrance

A fresh programme I given nightlythe Metropolitan Opera Rouse Orohetwhich Mr DUM Is conducting at VenkIn Madison Between

the gondoliers sing and canyourself a real canal If

feel Inclined aa many do

IB BrooklynOnly two theatre are left running

Brooklyn Comic opera at the Orpheuhowever ha proved a genuine attractionThis weeks blU U Rob Roy and itwill I

heads the cast and the leadingla J K Murray

Watsons Cozy Corner has a burlesqueUpside Down and an elaborate vaud

villo bill There Ia a concert tonight

8bow by the peasnereManhattan Beach opened yesterday f

the season and will be In full awing Infew days In the theatre Do Wolfand his opera company started the fun

afternoon with the Theatreproduction of Wang The cut

are the same as CharaCterIzedManhattan show and the same oare

costutaefl and properties that

the opera In the aftornooMilitary Band and

are Christine Adler

nor Vincent Bnono bassThis afternoon and He

introducing HenvLtln e all summer

flreworka will be shown forfirst time this season on ThursdayTho stirring scenes In thealong coasts of Morocco and

tween that preyed upon Ameri-can commerce and ourfleet will form the heals for the spectacle

episodes of the presentation Preble into young honor of de-

stroying and he accomplisheda masterly and mind

that the he heard of Itpronounced it the most daring act of theage feature Richard

In laden withpowder whim surrounded by a flee

of Tripoli and tho bombard-ment of the city vesselsPrnblos Tho liberation of Capt

and SOO captives bringspectacle to a close

Dreamland which has Ita own fleet ti

carry visitors from the Battery to Its hospl

table shore is full of attractions for thenwhen they get there It Is bard to see thenall in a and a night There Is a firespectacle there an open circus

of rides how a InSewers of Paris to a visit to PompeiiVesuvius In eruption A engage

bareback rider in world She ispretty graceful little woman and rides

In the annex to DreamlandSfoot0 orang outang reported to

ape shown since the late Coocu-ls entertaining large audiencesX Bostock himself king 1

tan from Europe on Tuesday ii

bringing new some of whichare secrets for the present Rome that areknown are Mme her eight per

leopards Weedon and troupeperforming tigers bears hyenas

andand Aurora and her seven performingpolar bears

Luna Park has the authority of PolioCommissioner MoAdoo for pronouncing

fire show a really thrilling spectacleConey Islands oldest fire fighting machine

in antiquated twowheel hose carriagenow a in the spectacle

Is another sort of at the Parkend a highly popular one To the 800 perions today twenty

girls newly Importedthe sow has

three rings with In thenthe

At Brighton Beach Music Hall tuneslawtrey begins a weeka stay tomorrow

Time the sketch in

which ha was so successful at the ProctorThere is a good vaudeville bill

addition

Johnstown Flood maintains popu

laity as an interesting and Instructiveexhibit As a portrayal of a dlaster it is very In recalling aicons many In the present generaion have forgotten

ATaLETIC IN INDIA

MI Are Adept In Whatever Requiresftapplenes and Balancing

From C B Fnif Ufgaitne-At Is only to be expected considering

national diet ourrlbhat the phrtlquef the natives of India will not compare witha Englishmans though they possess athsnees of form and quickness of ins thate lack and which makes them among

nest gymnasts and juggler In the worlduoh perfect balancing powers have theylat even supposing them bereft of thensotous grasp of foot possesstd by all bitetoted races there would be Btlll left much

admire In their skill No contortion seemsdifficult tot them no bar too alight or

nooth to be negotiated no height can tryMir nerves Undine ground appears

small Even asllp little consequencesuch clever tumblers they seem to hive

U the climbing power of oat Al runnersstaying power II most remarkable a

Kkwallah deems task of running twentyilles a mere trifle

It is straog that ID game pure and simpledo not display the same excellence

bough the cricket of the la

irlous Of other native pastimes onehlch may cause the most aurprlse Is foot

as it teeoit essentially a game fittednorthern climates only

but played rather extensively condrrlng Its somewhat recent introduction

the country Its growing popularitystill more surprising on account of tte hard

of the ground and the heat of themotphere conditions which scarcely favor

the playing or player Associationgame more adapted to the Indian climate

the code In use Th usual ruleregulation are in force but the nativesbarefooted How amazlngl Imagine

r a moment playing against opponentscaring boots and yet this Is a commoncorrence with these people

As footballers they are fairly fast andplenty of nerve but at they

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aniTisa MAGNANIMITYSKVMAS MAC MANUS

William OBrlenEoft Opportunity Corkand the DUappea

nee f ajt M P Hemorlc of Dublin

nuelt Gaelle Leacue PrvrtslniThey always do these things well 1

EnglandThe Parliamentary commission appointed

years ago to inquire into tbe flnanclirelations between Ireland and Great Britaifound that Ireland Was overtaxed by a fe1

millions pounds yearly and that sinethe union two hundred million poundbad been unjustly drawn from IrelandThen there was a long filM and a stronfight o compel England to pay backdebt but once again might was right

This year a trifle of less than half a milllopounds extra taxation is being asked a

Irelands doorBut If we ask more from Ireland thi

year the Government said we are golnto reduce the coat of Irish admlnlatratioiand so lighten our aistera burden

Mr Wyndham the Irish Chief Secretarycam forward in Parliament the otherwith a compensatory scheme He proposeto reduce the salary of the Irish Lord Chanoellor from 8000 to 6X

If their sense of humor does not saxthem their magnanimity will be the deathof the British Government one of thee

The administrative system in Irelandusually manned by paying an Englishmannoaseated of a titular a hand-some aaUiry for doing nothing gracefullyand hiring three Bootchmen to helpappropriately In our own princely waytoo w usually disdain to pay our officialthe beggarly pittances that are doled U

like men in the poor countries around usWhile we give our Lord Chancellor 4800

a year poor England can only afford toher Lord Chancellor as Lord Chancellor i

pitiful 5000 We pay our Lord Lleutenant 20OQO a year and 1000 extra I thinkit U for the trouble and expense of taking

carpet bag acroes the ChannelIn the Parliamentary vote on supply

cannot at the present moment recall jushow much the King Lords and Commonshave to vote each year to keep the secretaryto the private secretary of the Chief Seemtarp for Ireland in bootjacks but I knowthat It la much about the same figureIs given him for ironing his nightcaps

Small wonder we are rich

Cork city baa been disfranchised MrWilliam OBrien who represent It did nottake his seat In the House of

during the specified periodthe disaster

For present anyhow Mr OBrierseems to have done in disgust with

life It 1 well for Mr OBrien Per-

haps it is wen for the countryWilliam OBrien was an earnest man and

a sincere man He did very much thatIreland He did a little that w

ills most grievous blunder was in opposMajor MaoBride of Boer Irish

when lila name wa put forward tParliamentary candidate in Mayolooting as their Parliamentary representaive the man who was at thatleading the Irish Brigade against the

in South Africa the men of Mayo hadone of the grandest chances ever offered

drawing attention of the world tothe fact that they were part f the BritishEmpire against their will

Mr OBrien wilfully destroyed thischance Ills action Wu unpardonableand It hi likely will not easily be

by the best section of IrishmenIf Mr OBrien now turns his attention toliterature he may do something for whichIrishmen rosy be thankful to him

disfranchised inget of Mr Pyne fromla seat In Parliament In 1888 an English

disappeared and the universalpinion was that had committed suicide

Pyn talking on that subject with afriend In London one day said

I am sure the man has not committedsuicide H gan away and

not want any one to know his wherebouts If I disappear pleas dont

in a hurry to consider me dead Ifou do you will one day find out your

takeWithin twentyfour hours after had

this discourse with friend Mr PyneLondon for Ireland and the follow-

ing morning there wu a reportedmissing on a and

ir Pyne luggage wu discoveredbut of Mr Pyne himself there was

o traceParliament waited in vain for him to turn

p and finally disfranchised the division-

f Waterford Nothing further hasheard of Mr Pyne

The news of the Popes honorsthe Austrian students who refused toreminds one that duelling died a hard

teeth In IrelandA century ago It was In Its heyday here

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powder in tho morningsA man of the law named Bushe once chal

foe to meet him In thebo the same more or

meant to give his friend the enemyloophole whereby to escape

Bryan HacDennott the last of thebrokenheartedly to see

Bryan It is related used tpby open window In one of thethoroughfares of Dublin and drop pebbleupon the heads of those passing arid I

any man resented the familiarity hehim forthwithof the Dublin wags one time forced

two timid gentlemen to duel with each otherand they loaded their pistols with red ourrant jam Both of them fell plump atfirst lire Each man wiped his face with hihandkerchief and looking at the materhe had wiped away shrlelced I am murdoted I My all over my facet

It whispered that the progroe of the Gaelic LeagueGovernment serious thought wereat first Inclined to ignore It aaan epidemic that the wind of next yeawould Wow away

They are finding to their amazement thatit Is being prolonged tar beyond the epldeastag and that it is unfortunately Infeotleven many of those who are lookedas Englands faithful garrison in Ireland

rwnor in the air now la thathas resolved to put down Its toot and tdno more money specially for the c

IrishIf this resolve be reached It will be th

finest help forward that the Gaelic Leaguehas yet got No movement in Ireland sole

the moor afire until the Government issue

latent In all Irishmen has hurried to sumany a movement that might otherwhave lackof enthusiasm

know an Irishman thatcould not fight one of my countrymenasked pugnaciously

Yes replied the cynic I knewIrishmen who could not fight but I nova

Irishman who would not fightright If the Treasury Is

feeling Itself blue want of abeating it is Tight office tohave Its want supplied

There are a great many people who arenot aware that Irish Gaelic is the language-of the Highlands of The High-

lands were of course Irelandand they paid tribute to the Irish kings

until St Columbia pleaded for their free-

dom and had It grantedThe Gaelic revival movement Is spreading

in Scotland also The Canada haveGaelic newspapers had such fora long time The and thediffer in that the former use Englishacters whereas the tatter the origi-

nal characters in theirScotch representatives dressed In

costume come to our greatfestival the Olreachta and on the otherhand delegates from our Gaelicattend the Highland Mod Ourcousins the Welsh and the Bretons ndrepresentatives also to our Oireaohtan

Although Donald is zealous and enthusias-tic about hi Oa o tongue which he believesnone but good Hlghlandmen speak hewas right heartily displeased with theminister that to him In ladleand in praise language andwho said that tissUe was the language ofAdam and Eve In the Garden

People thought this should have flatteredDonalds national pttde but it far horn

gar me be iso vexed wi thmeemster said the angry Donaldthat U Adam and Eve spoke Gaelic hi

the dell mann then bae aman

It la a good thing that though rainy ofour beautiful old customs have disappearedBonfire Night Is sUit dear to the heartsof the youth of Ireland Bonfire Night Is

relic of the days when our ancestorscoining from the Kant brought withfire worship and wn worship-

On the night of June n which we alwaysnail Midsummer Eve our hill speak to

with tongue of fire and the boysand the girl who pile high the firessing and dance and make merry from dirkill dawn almost In some district theyitlll blew the crops by running aroundwith lighted brands from the bonfire

Bonfire Night U looked forwardwith delightful animation and looted

jack upon withrecent years the spirit inspired by the

is strengthening and reof Bonfire Night

well aa the observance of many of theother old custom that were languishing

Many of IrishAmericans who wereboys In Ireland once will rememberBonfire Night was the one night in

on which by an unwritten law theftran no sin The most scrupulous condentkni youth in Ireland will on thatright steal mom anAmerican trunk to a bag of turf The

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SAVAGES USED ELEVATORS

femplored Too Many Other ContrivanceConsidered Modern Inventions

From tt London AmvtrtThe first knife was of course a flint

and the earliest spoon a shell to whIchlive man learned in the course of ages to fastera handle of wood

articles aa these together with hammen axes and needles are easily recogblsed as having come us directsavagery H It moreto find snob a comparatively moderiintention ss the lilt has been used for ageby tribes whom we designate as savageThe application of the principle of tbe moderivertical lift may be seen among tbbeehunters of the Island

net at a honeycomb seventy feet overbead with nothing between It and thebut a smooth and branchless trunk seemat flrst sight Imposattile without ladders oropes It la simple to the Polyn Ian He cuts a few the touchstem of a and forms of It a bush ropewith this a loop around the trunland his body Jerking th loop a ItttUabove his head h leans back and beginwalking up his bare feet pressed againsthe trunk Repeating the operation hgradually gains the top The wholeis mad without exhausting use of muscleby utilising the principle of friction

Cotton weaving has done more for OresBritain within the last century than

other Industry The Indians of Ceotrsl and South America have for eenturiepast used a loom so elaborate that ours licomparatively speaking but a slight Improve-ment upon It

We should never have had the Panamihat but for the quickfingered Indiana of theIsthmus of Panama Even today theli

seasoning the grass bladeused these remains unrivalledBasket tankers of the same region makebaskets which will hold water without leak-Ing another Invention which Is quite be

was Invented by Polynesian sav-age and brought by the Hawaiian nativesto a perfection we have never excelled Theynot only made coverings for their houses andblAnkets out of felt but by pounding theinner bark certain trees succeeded In pro-ducing soft and or afortable seamless gar-ments of this material such as sleevelesscoats and cloak

was made by the people of Tahitiancestors were shivering In boles

In the rooks They the sea broughtUP great lumps of them In pitsusing wood as fuel and mixed the theygot In this fashion with sharp rand and waterWith this mixture the ingenious savage plas-tered the walls and floor of his house and abetter mortar could not be obtained

Another purely savage invention whichs perhaps the most familiar object of modern

Is the tobacco pipe not only the commonday which the North American Indiansnoulded centuries ago out of the red sandlone of Colorado but the wooden theprOtotype of the everyday briar

ftsdlum and Temperature of EarthHesMy

Bow far radium is responsible for the heatthe earth In one of the philosophical

questions now Interesting scientists ProfRutherford before a recent meeting ofRoyal Institution of Iondon that he

the amount of anduniformly distributed throughout the earthaccount for all theoat from that body

In this event cooling of the earth sothat ultimately It become

as WM calculated by Lord Kelvin wouldbe afforded jot the

Inserted ooof beat discovered

exist In minute quantities

which maycount gradual Increase ofas the of earth Is approached

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