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AflJrr V Of 77 ACTORS FllOj-

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ji Ilillmlelptila Slorlts of Charles Ilei-

j Marie Corrlll niul III Christian Culn-

IInrk hark Iho logs baric tho neto-

HEC coming to town winw In rags a fe-

vJth jags find mmo in silken gown

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uaf early iiB lout Augustyat o lie litNinl from-

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or vnutlcvilli it relaxes hid mind nfteof profrsalonnl duties nmon-

otjicrs nifusini five tickets to carneiwpilA with hair This Mr Com

so HUfOissliilly that it Isof MiiHaacliusftts coi

toniplatos ruwHrdlng him next sprtn-

wjlh til fjaotCil Codllsli Order of IndAmiability However it is nc

Virtuouis lives iii the Back Hay tim

we m most ciorixTUod U U the storyv uy Mr Coined of what lie heard

yaiide ill theiitroTwo things url hi ill highly

lioBtoTT Tnihliiiigioii and tlioabolition iitsn forth in tlie bpfeclif

of rtViiidollpip 1110 Vorkrr contAlns ifelltIojjHarMiiv d la intringuc-

he consists Inthe TrftPentli Ainoiidmunt and thei

snubbing tho colored tuna whenever h-

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than rooking-Vli oxclainin nun a light break

frig in1 him lint I wanted leortio riotT VaKliingtdn pie

Tho wdltrPai fiii nt tho fineness olhe distinction Mr ConvHi

rebled that Fiinwill and thelluiilrur Hill Monument this was rp-plauded When he told it in Philadeltilii-iiiowas Jnndly nsktnl hiit Is Wash

J Irrgtftrt io anti th n he was forced to txi l o Iro t 11 his fam us fabln f Mcrv-j nl her Pittsii rg 1iinbI jJ So i t das Lfltn i tho wine of Iicnk-

eileinfls play r cently produced al theNew Thwitrei iii Herlin Xotwlthf landingho Sudnrmnnn ntul modern title

of thi pieco occurs in Inibria in thtj-

SVtebnjh century It is wild to bun

Thu performance of fharlos Hpndes-

Scver Too Lito to Mood in LondonU rcviviiiR many leininiicences of theKiftud irriialile litigationlov-ing writer Onc the rnoinl crs of the stockIompany at the Ailflphi assembled 10 inop-

tlr Every one in Sundaygotomeeting Thotold an actor that he would be required-to over tho stage and crick a mirror

a hatchet The actor demurredcant you asked Rcado in a

huninr Ive got mv clothes onthe man Tim doesnt mailer

You do as I tell you and Ill Imv a newMiit Ho did

The Era declares that Kendo waI in thehabit of bringlnt to the tlicatiobnc bottlefull of milk and another containing cham

Ho Invnrinbly drunk the milkhut oddly enough the he never

carried It with him Vnsth f wino bottle his mascot

The Austrian stage seem to furnishWcrtilts for tociety Ellen Franz marriedOeorge II relgnlns Duke of SaxoMein-Itgonr Natalia Krasslni Eschorn is the wife

Eiriest of VilrtemterR MarieRenard arid Ilka Palmnyo married twobrothers the Counts Anna Dirkens-is Baroness Hnmmeivieln Stella Hohenfels the farpoiw Monrn anna is the wifeBaron AWed von Berger playwright and

director of the Hamburgeruaus Both the latter actresses are stillon thc boards anti still captivating theiradmirers with their Verilythe Btage 1 tho rejuvenating cradle forold ladies who hnvo forgotten their birthdny

It Is said that Mnrio Corelli sent thefarthing awarded her by tho jury In theStrafordurionrAvon libel case to her boatfriend and admirer Mr Hall CalM Thegreat Zlonisio plft wrifht on receiving thecoin wired Marie Hils laconic

Thanks awfully Hn signedChris ian Corelli not to be outdonein or repartEe Immediatelywired bak I dont it nowMr Caino is wondering whero the laughcomes in when he shows theAt gossip has spread his tale of

6 mere i ben Parrifntowhich means isnt a lie it is anyhowpossible

Ludwig Fuldas lates play is culledvelliv dAndren It is in four acts and

as Jirodiiced Kov 21 last at the HofburgThe scene In the four-

teenth century is laid in Bologna As theplay Is of value and now

duo with another work

7 WXTjlLfY IT l KllAltf hhrotliy Vernon Too Cny Wllli Kojalty-

UII1 Have to lie PrunedJ F limmormnn Jr got word from

Ixmdon yesterday that the Lordpermit tho acting of Dorothy

Vernon of Haddon Hall anywhere In theTimes dominions unless certain passages

1 Ver 6xpurgatexlVernon io the play in which

Is now appearing at theNew York Tlieatro It Is upon CharlesMajors novel of the Nime

d ls with Qiren Elizabothtpursuit of Inrv Queen of Scot i the

isthe Lord Chamberlain objects Minn

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Mr Ximmortnan has sold thn Englishrights to ho play to Julia antI

up to them to toneit down

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car Is nt the of sixteen mlni-jtiV froin the Bstt ry to harlem

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Some Weird New Ssass by Loemer at I

Second Concert

The Knelsol Quartet elected to givehearing at It second concert in McndeUsolHall last night to some curious now sonby Charles Martin Looffler who usedsit lunlde Mr Knolsel In the Boston Syn-phony Orchestra Those who keep thrun of musical dinga know that Mr Loefll-

is an ardent admirer of the Gallic versotoday and that his fancy revels In tlweird Imaginings of Vcrlauio and his lyrnncunlor Baudelaire It Is a wonderthis composer has not fallen uponbizarre poems of Frank Saltus Buthe feuls that tho thin veil of tho Frondlanguage gives assurance to poor modesty

If womust sing to ladles with eyes of gol

and onyx eyoa with Lethe and tho slmdovof thin Styx In thorn as Verlalne paintthem then let us have tho music of Loefflcwhich breathes tho atmosplierof these strained fancloA The songs hoarlait night were three with piano accompanl-ment Tlmi ro

and Los Paons and two

others with piano violLa Cloche foliiu

fjtreniule The hat Is still In manuscriptbut it is altogether safe to aay thatnot long a

liixt of the first la bv Gustao Kuhn that of the fourth by Dnudelalre and that of the last by M-iIoelllers itiugio is uncommon U tUtu

strokes of masterly originality as inclosing pour i

genuine Inspiration a soan to go straight to the heart

Again all of the of songs ehowirefinement of artistic details

The study of atmospheric effects in theiris is out to

miniature thin Incomes at timcialmost Intangible Musically the songitire diabolically troublesome They roanthrough remote tonalities they ii

harmonic thought clambMthrough Intervals to the illtellect hut defy thn ear they rack thecommon melodic Hn but strainIII every bar for meaniiijs antisubilrt suggestions

too not successful butfrequently buy are tine thing is nl so

that is thut followno mans path with humble servitudeThey are own thought When

rise to such of antievanescent mood painting as in the Licloche are very well worthwhilu

Tho Serenade Is easier to Itis not so far removed from the idiom ofserenades of the devilish mood that it doesnot old thoughts and familiarforms of expression yet it uncommon andLoeflleresnuo to core All of thosesongs were sung with Suan-Mttcalfp the Intervals almostdolled her keen conception The accom-paniments were bv

anti him himselfperformed the viola with beauti

toneThe InVniMienal the concert

were Moans D minor quartet Helmbens rjtmrtct Schumini ilano iiilntol It is almost untier esary to say that the members

fiuaive1 Ihnir duties withtheir ciiscimarv zeal and musical skillMr Clebhard played the piano part in theSchumann number

Ho was in the lilt twonnvemenM in which Ids touch was like-IHve amid in which 1m kept tho piano inITPC relaion io inriiiipivn In the third and fourth move

Mens was somewhat too generousn the mater of tone hut throughout

ipuslunlly anti wlh chnrminB nunnc-nu lie i acrreeable ncfjuaintance-md should bo heard again

i si FA i nKit KA itsinto See time Opera IncludingMany

Society the stage nnd the clergy wererepresented ut the dross rehearsal of Par

ifnl held yesterday at tho MetropolitanHouse The rehearsal was in every

but the allotment of two rolesho same as the representation to be givenn Christmas tWO Mine Ternina did not-

ing Kundry but watched her understudylarion Weed from an orchestra chair

indrcas Dlppel who is to nltcrnato as

arfifal with Herr Burgftaller sang forho sake of having a complete dress ro-

iearf alFor the second time in the of the

tickets were required for the relearsnl That has onoo beforegnaco Pnderowskl insisted on tickets whenila opera Mnnru was here thrco

the audience wasabout two hundred persons were

Among the singers at the rehearsal weretImes WalkerOlive Fremstad Louise Homer Signorcotti Signor with fourchildren all the filters cousins anduntb of the school whohe balcony Among the usual subscriberso the wore Mrs Herman Leroy

immet Miss Eloise Brecse Georgehaven and half a dozen owners of parterre

Daniel Frohman and David Bolascorepresented thin theatrical contingent Both

tlioMaxine Elliott beamingly beautiful renaitieil in the a short

least woreranged from Homan Catholics to-

n interesting Oriental scholarBefore tho acts the Parsifal motive

was played by in the lobbiesthe first act Mr Conned

erved a luncheon in the foyer to his guestsclose of the was per

formed without a weak he was overvhelmed with congratulations

Alexander Lamtjert gave a dinner lastnight in honor of About

rf rsons were including veralknown local musicians a of

men singers of the opera company

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lnser Drnlrs That Slip lies AnythliiR toDo Wltli the Norillca Scholarship

PHILADELPHIA Dec 22 Mme Lilliansordica has denied that she ever gave orntends to give any money toward theLillian Xordlcu Scholarship for the voicef npplicnnts which fiiaooml Minkowskl

las been trying in different parts of thexiuntry Minkowski almost in tears overher action asserted today that a mistakehad hen made

It is charged that Minowski has made itmown thai Mme Vordicn would bear tho

of tuition for any girl whose voicovas of such quality as to warrant itsalion for

Ho tried applicants In every city in theThem

vas something lacking Many al-

nost reached the nndovski oilered to take ns pupils for a reoomlouise

Gertrude lIned Wallen of 2015 Chestnutitreet one of the applicants became inluisitive Sho wrote to Nordica and

his answerMme Nordica wishes me to write and

that tho prize Is simply named thefordioa She hits to do with tho

lestowal of It Very trulyA 0 secretary

Minkowokl insisted todaytad commissioned him to such a voicend was paying him for his trouble andould of pupils debut

It is cruel that tho public thinkhat I Glacomi should docivo ho said

Xewi of Pluyi and Pla rrsHerbert Standing the father of Guy

Handing is to in Cundld-nt tho Madison Square Theatre The part

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Of good wine merchantsThe Cook Bernhtmer Co

KLIXAIIKTII COOIKIl

Sister of ChlcaKo Merchant Thrown Frotia Carriage In Cnlirornla

POMONA Cal Dec 2 MissCooper sister of Henry Cooper of SiegeCooper A Co of Chicago was killed hertoday In a runaway accident She and hebrother Clwrleis tiara been living near hero

They started to drive to Pomona to buChristmas gifts

Vhllo drlvlnj Into Pomona tho horstook fright nt near munch whirled about MiCooper was thrown upon tho groundMiss Cooper wan hurled npniiwt a treeMr Cooper escnpod with only flesh vroundtMiss Cooper WitS picked up unconsciousHer skull had been fractured She lIedonly three hours

Miss Cooper was 51 years old SItu wawealthy mind wns well known in Chlcngifor her charities

Giniios siits iiirninText or he Mosaic Iii Oovtiin

tenets nnd lo till CardinalsBAITIMOHE Dec S2 Following mIre the

messages sent out by Cnrdiniyl Gibbonstho CnrdlnuU find Kings and Queenof Catholic faith Those sent to crowncheads read

tpon the approach of tile nativity oour Divino Saviour it ismy duty lo wislyour Most Catholic Majesty nil ProsPeritYniui nt thin same time to offer most ferventprayers to time Most High that ho mav

down upon every grace and illfor time true of your

kingdomit please your Majesty to nccepl-

this wish I offerwith time sentiments of homage in whielI have tIme honor lo declare witlimost profound respect

messages to Cardinals totaltime Recurrence of Feast of

thin Nativity return of the New YearI your Kiiinence lo be pleased to re-

ceive wishes for youramid for every Messing from Saviourwhich I with nil heartMost humbly kissing your hand I have tin1

to m ofMISS tSILLKSIIKS MtRDKH

Her Twin llrothrr a sisfrr end TwoOthers of the Family ImlletnlH-

ISINO Sus Ind Dec 22Four Indicttreats wcre retuniid this afternoon by theGrand Jury in connection with tIme nsaisii-ml Ion of Miss Elizabeth Ullospiu u wealthyand retlned young woman shot downihrough n window in her own home on theevening of Dee 8 The persons-ire lames twin brothervictim for first degree murder lint us apces

Mrs Itelle sisier of the vir-

im Cnrrio Bnrlium sisterinlawmil Myron Biirhnm her husband

prisoners were brought tothe court house

photographer who was Inking nand

were sent to at once hut Mrs Biirhamrind Mrs Seward were released on 1000-

bomlscach the formers bond signedjv tie presidentsf the Biril In which Barhnmnets assistant cashier

STOLE THICK AMI

Thin londicl Stolen fJoods on StolenUiiRtin lint Hats taught

IMward Porcher who says he lives a8 Sands street Brorklyn saw n newspaper

delivery truck in Frankfortnear William sreef yesterday afternoonPorcher climbed to teat drove offlown Frankfurt strew and turned Into

eurl Btree Af 400 Pearl street is a smallstore in front of which stood n

barrel of sugar Ponlier promptly droveto tho curb backed team and

loaded the sugar on thu truck Then hdrove ownv-

He hadnt far when the los of theiticar was discovered and time ownerlifter it Others joined in oluiKe andorcher to nml took

his heels He ran several blocks wihhe crowd following antI was finally caught-a Fraukfor and Gold streos

Prcher had out ofby promising tho Matjisiran to-

go to work

rniji HKUKV KHCKIH inrlumps Ills Iliad In III Stase trail In Till

Sacrament if JudasKyrle Bellow sprained hi back and wa

knocked unconscious last night In his fnllit tho end of The Sacrament of Judasthe onenet play which precedes Itafllos-

it the Princess Theatre In his fnllhis shoulder struck one of the steps arid

went over on his headStage Frank Melormnck went

efore curtain nnd said Mr BIllowis imconreloiis Is there H doctor In theiiiriience

Dr Frederick N Wil on of 100 AVost

tort h si rret rind the actor continued the performanceifRnflle The physician went to

SftVVK AlhlMS SMI-

So loin Her Sick Hiistiunl In Iuropr lllMan llctiinilns Here

Su7Jinne Adorns returns today toEurope Her husband Zoo Stoma thocell t is very ill there and she goes tooin him

Lillian Blauvell is tier to arrive heron concert tour in England will sin-

n concerts here until April when shin willoturn to London to appear in opera at-

ovcnt Garden It is nothe nt the Metropolitan Oporulouse

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GCTHRIE Oldn Dec Z2 No Knifehief of the Poncn Indians and their leade-

rn ninny battles against the Sioux diedostcrday at his home on tho Ibis dArcn the Just before

he asked that his favorite ponyo killed a he wished it to accompany

to time happy huntingoncns on the of No Knifes

math the pony dropped dead

wvYBK iv GHKEini-In Howard Cionlds Kuests at thin Mnldorf-

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ValdorfAstoria which was decorated tornltnte n woodland srene Tho walls w ro-

ranceuUxl with Christmas tr CS coverixi-vith artificial snow amid icicles and

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rAtTioxs FlU THE LI-

TLK HOTEL ML HO

Tile Morale Men Who linn San Donilniiund the Jlmrnr Men Hunl lln-

Hendniisrlrri There and till Air UThlc-Wllli Mystery An Appeal to

These bo prosperous days for the HotiMuro In Fourteenth ttrcet TlHotel Muro s the SpunUliAtnerlcun revlutlon factory In Now York Sanrevolutions nro tho specialty there jutnow The Jimenez faction which wuhit Dominican Government yesterday anhopes to be thu Goveniment again

meets In tho front pulur Th-

Jlorales faction which la tIme Govorrmertoday and hopes to Imng on for a whIUhas consultations In time next parlor Thkeyhole folding doom between i

plugged with paper from both skiesSeftor Galvnn who Is thtj coinijrato

of time Jimenez conspiracy Is In the oitjhow He suldoin leaves time hotel butwhen callers go to coo him who lave rctho Jimenez pasaword they invarlnbfind Ural huts out

In time lobby of the hotel aro outpostsSpies and lookouts of boh factions Thejare studiously oblivious of each othersallegiance Each tries politely to malci-

tho other think that the appearance ol

Inek of Intercut In the affairs of tho olhorparty is mutual But when the clerk soyto the caller Sorter Galvan he is outthe members of time opposition tho Moraleitang laugh In their sleevew and say mock-Ingly Ah time Sartor Galvan

lint let the caller musk for Setior YillaluiTime clerk smiles blandly find wiys

I think he is not here But I will see-

The boil boy takes a long ami elnboratIn the is

supposed lo understand und which run-about us follows

Tell Sefior Villalon that an unfumilinperson smoking an American cigar of sotm

who ban a mysterious eye and Ii

tOut visibly armed appears notfriend and may be a spy a do-

lective agency is here nnd represents him-self as n for Sol

Ilio bellboy comes buck and wilh imjierountenanco says

SeiVir Villalon he outAnd tho Galvnn sympathizers antI look-

outs in the raiseand show their teeth to Olin anothermurmur Hn The Senor Villulon ho Ii

outMeanwhile tin ronspirncie hum nnd

buzz In the two parlors Messengers COIIM

from downtown consulates of thtother Central countries Mes-sengers come from Hotel America

other revolution nest There cure oiliei-mevseiigers who havo merely walkcciaround tilt block to nir their

Just how Important and weighty sortie olthese Ideas ire may thf-

irrand of Seilor to District Attoniejnt tlie Criminal Courts Building

joiiio few weeks agoIt was during an interval when the Gal

van was ths Dominican Governmen Sciior Gnlvnn called the iiiosl-lionorablo amid learned and philanthropicDistrict Attorney andJerome greatest antI mostwonderful political opportunity of hilife Mr ws nt timelo convlno his fellow citizens that Mr Lowwould not be an irresistibly candidate for the Mayoralty

Sefior Mr Jerome bflucId before him an to be thesavior of the liberties of Santo

How asked Mr Jerome By seizingrill thn in the hound for SouthAmerican and Central Americanand taking from them all arm intendedfor the Morales revolutionists It wan asImple matter said Soft or Gnlvnn andianto DomlnKO would always venerate timennmo of Jerome for the he

Mr Jerome was cold to tIme opportunityand insisted that time United StatesAttorney wns tIme man for Mr Galva-no seo others who are cursed tolay in the conspiracies III the front parlor-if the MurosUlllinm Jerome In the back naror the Villalon contingent who somehow

icard of the Mr Jnrome-is a man of true Maieomaimh-

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SALT LAKE nah Dec 22 Tlie Mormoninure mithoritie1 have issued this state

President Smith has given special initructions to all presidents of omissions toInsist that all missionaries be counseledover to urge converts to come to Utah

Time tales that aro brought here of misionarles urging converts to leave theirmonies families anti friends are untruend are reeking masses of falsehood tumid

abricatlonThis refers to the charge lint New York

irls art being urged to come here Theninisters of resolu-lons cnlllng Eastern ministers to their aidn the statement of Apostle

Woodruff that tho Christianheir own children The resolutions openilth

The Salt Lake Ministers AiHociaUonho vnrioust Protestant de

nominations of this city and vicinity wouldlereby nail the attenliou of American

both Eat and Vest to ihe kind ofthat is proclaimed in till Mormon

in higher officialsn the name of religion misionarles aro over time countrv

for hristian recognition It islist such incendiary talk ns stirsiji the hoodlums In various Mormon coni

to disturb the religious servicesu ifto Christinn flmrclie-

sirncii non itntttin OF isionnl-

ashlnclen Man Toiuliril by Trnvclllnint imicll IIUUls

OMAHA Neb De 22Jud illiam-recumseh Shonnnn Doyle general counsel-or time Comiolldned liallwnys of

Washington 1 I was robbed ofy a Paviflo Constust night

Soon after lakin the train a CJiicngo-esterdny morning Mr Doyle got intoonversntion with an old gentleman who

the sntne soa Lier to passlie time a gaino rf whist was proposedml two omen in time next s anvied to join Snveral hour were passed

and thn very

LaT nlqht PII Council nstho piiry left car for n shot

thelie corridor four man got Into a

laughed among over ItWhen out Mr Doylo dU-

avered tlc his threo friends were not on-

cnrd Tlien lie discovered time host t f Idsockeflxok rrinembered Iho luruemn-i the corridor The jiclieo were no foil

failed to swiire u due Mr Doyleft fort h Pacific Oar nprnlnr

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Mud hy llntr ihr Health Hoard Snjs-nf a llriuix Mill WldMlr

Time Tremont Silk MilU in Itlner placei The Bronx cant blow their whistle any

must gut n new whUtlohich make half nw munich nouo us thnt-rcd now People around ittner

that they cannot ttand filCh racketthe present whittle makes

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loottt to investigatedntil their fnrdrums achednnounpwl that n whistle with half

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