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THE STAGE HERE AND ABROAD-
A XKW r4V ron MKS CARTERIX ItAXlt ttVT VXXAMED
lures Authors Jolnc In Making It VanceVliompxon One of Them llcrrbohmTrre to Play a the Pope DiutiMr Smith Goiilp of Four Capltali
nnw play of Mrs Carter nestiw ft on IH aa unnninwl Mr BoloAoorecently received the mnnusorlpt from onoof the authors Mr Vnuco Thompson Thoother two aro Eugene Morand and MarcelHchwob All three men aro known In thuworld of letters and theatre Morand la aParisian whooo Izeyl was written for
Bernhardt Gabriel Plnie compcwlnR tho Incidental mualo It won BU-Crwwful hero with Its blending of Budd-hism Sardou tho Tosca scenei hlntnl nt Its swooning dellriuma and
virm book of MeswiHne In whichCalve appearvd last at tho Metrol oUt n Opera U NlqrandV but Ie
musetin production ClritilldeH-
In another of MorandVhe U i wniln Hles e l iHlo which provedn IVrntinrcIt sticceHH Inut tsennon
Marcel Schwob IH not HO will known InAniorlcn AH his contem ornrloH Tho anof a rnlibl in woe In 1807 at Chavlllo-SelnectOldo Ho conies of Alsatlnn tack
IHls exquUlto coUwtlon of prowl lyricsthey nru lyric and yet remain prono-entltlnd Mlme was translated by A
Ifnnlio whilo hU muchndmlred lfi Crolundo Entrants huts been dono IntoTlnRllfh hy Henry Coply In companywith KiiReno Morand Schwob translatedHamlet and It was their version that
i rtiliardt used In her illailvlsedImpersonation of the character It In-
Intcd Hamlets thl Is the only one thathas priHorrwl a tithe of tho dig-nity and of this original a
as Frailty namo woman Is notMademoiselle Is
the name of a Schwob thoTrrnchman to reconnlzo tho talents of thelate Itoltort Stovelifon Indeed he Isnow on homo from a visit to Stevensons tomb In Kamon HU wlfo IH a dietliiKiilshiHl actress of tho Comdlle Francalse Mlle Mnrgaret loreno
Mr Vance Thompson is an AmericanK et novella playwright and journalist
woll known In Now York Ho is no noviceftaftt work his flint efforts in panto
mines written for Illar Morinmet with critical approval Mr Thomp-son renidos in
It is not a difficult matter tothat the new play will Iw of tho historicalport that tape will lee someithlng to rcint tnlH r Hilt whether th sul
Is French or American no one1o know In all probability will tholatter Mr not forRoUcnMrs Carters HUCC MB in Tho liuart ofMaryland-
It IH exciting to loam that BeerbohmTree while In Dublin will play the part ofPope Pius X Instead of Raron Hone Hi InHall Calnos Eternal City At first thereWere conslderablo doubt and speculationAH to the wisdom of producing tho pipIn tlm by tlm Mr TreeIs a bold man nnd will take tho risks ofcatcalk brickbats and critical remonetranemi from tho pen of Mr MooreAlthough Mr was convoyed about
by a clover
life In his novel as has Marioin hers
It U not true that Calnes Americanmanagers have secured an Injunction in
the singingaro ollko to mo
Wo may neo Vesta Tllley again t hUtime In xeriou work Loula Parker haswritten a play for tho favorite male Im-personator
Henry Hadley the young Americancomposer fa hard at work on music forflwrnl Ho has Just completed thoscare for
Elizabeth Marbury whoso activity Unot hampered by tho fact thnt weighsover a hundred has gone South for n restToo haveexhausted her temporarily But her mallfollows her all
Blanche Walsh seems to have met withwiccotw as Salammbo in Stangen
Tho Daughter of Hamllcar Vettart tilt last author whose novels should
dramutixed Their essence iulto uvnpo-rateH when translated Into theatrical termsAVe all recoil the distressing fate ofopera founded on earns subject
Kyrlo Bellow ought to make a dashingburglar In Horning Tho Amatimr Cracksnum
Joseph Bnilth tho personal representa-tive of OHM Li as may bo surmised nnAmerican lint tho titan Is thoroughlyItallanntP Seven In Flor
has monde him so Ho still hangs onto the name of Smith refusing any softerlog of Its rigid sound beenMigKeMcd refused
and Smith Is an odd combinationCastle In tho Air a now comlo opera
recvnlly produced in the Wust recalls thefart that DeWolf nnd Della Foxstarred In a of tho wime name orsear it Castles In the Air over a decadeago nt tea Broadway Theatre It was thejoint work Charles Alfredlljrne null Kerker and wan very enjoyn
Mrs Patrick Campbellssho rightfullyresents tho Pat contract CharlesFrohninn closes In It may n-
Kxtoiided until Ttw ofSud niianns powerful drama line provedtaw strongest of her
It I good news to hear that Edward Har-rlgnn return to thu stag is to playan Irish character In Clydo Fitch newpica The Bird In a very attrac
by tho way
Michael Thornton has adapted TolstoyInsurrection for tho English stags This
novel line dramatic twssllillltles Ingloom It will rival Tho Dominion of Dark-ness
AH first announced in these columnsJulia Marlowe will apx ar in a stage versionof Cables novel Tho Cavalier at theCriterion Dm 8 Miss Marlowe Is wellnguln
A banquet will bo tendered Annlu Yetmans Nov 17 when thn two hundredthAmerican performance of A Chinese Honoymoon IH to be celebrated Wediifsdaynext a party will IM given In honor of tho
birthday of thin veterannctrofts Slio been ixin-secutivo on tho stigi nnd her friendsand admirers wish to IIIIIKH thu event ninemorohlo one
ice Chatelaine at Itunalssance-ha achieved a brilliant success It sby Alfred Captis the author of The TwoSchools Jono Hading will include tinplay In her repertory when she visits
lion made a deepImpression both OH actor and manage
him of Th Ironmaster thoIwlng tho entlro play I
by a harmless Irony
IxM Apaches do Paris Is tho farfetchedtitle of n realUtlo melodrama at tho ChA-
teau dKau Paris Fenlmom Cooper hasMill n hold on tho affectionsreaders
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tho late M Marion will be to knowthat his talent has boon Inherited adaughter Ada Menus a comedienne ofpromlbo now in London
Orcar Wilde In German will be the novelty-at Dos Klclno Theatre Berlin The manage-ment hUH secured Salome Windermares Fan nail Tlio Importance ofBeing Earnest
Mrs Pearl Cralglu is nothing If not YankeeIn her versatility She manufactures suc-
cessful novels plays that read prettilyand is now lecturing on Balzacand Turner And as Henry Jamessnail In ono of tile stories neverwritten a lino of English that will live
Mr T P OConnors statement thatno great humorist has been corpulent
IB meting with much dissent Does MrOConnor rememlxT Beerlx hm Tree an
t That won tat and humorousenotiKli Ood knows
Mr George Illgnold whoso Henry Vwas tho adored of tho matlnoo glrln-twentyflvo years ago In this countrylias Just from Australia to Englandwhere according to tho newspapers hewas gratified to hoar that over sevenhundred pounds hind lx en bytin his brother Williamhold now totally blind ieorgo I a richmanager William it nn actor In wantHis as usual rushed to therescue with till tho generositythatprofession Thrift Horatio I
Among Those Present at the play ofthat name at I ho Warden Theatre last nightworn Mr fituyvrwuit Fish and HarryIvehr accotniHiiittd by several friendsTheir party occupied two boxes Theirvisit to was because
and Mr Lehr In mind when ho wroteplay Mrs Clinton the r61o played byMrs L fn Kald to Ix l ss a
of Mm Fish Tommy Dodd intin ploy is meant to reprrent Lily
Frederick Whitney engaged Haroldto succeed Albert Parr
ui Dolly Varden
John Page the comedian who has beenplaying with tin and the Beast
Is seriously 111 In a sanitariumIn Chicago
W T Price the head of a dramatic schoolshowed to several persons yesterday thomanuscript of n play which ho U that
B has written Thinnew play U a melodrama It U not yetcomplete
Tho comlo opera Bobabll which ranfor over 20 nights in Australia will soonbo produced hire o Searellewin owns the opera Is now engaging thncompany Tho Initial will
at tine Columbia Theatre Boston011 JILl 5
Blanche Ring of Mrs Onborns playersreceived a present of a lioness yester-day from Col WillMns representative-of the Hagenl ecks It takes nine dozeneggs and seventeen cniarts of milk to satisfythis babys nppotito every work sJUnK to Increase horsalary
covrir HAn svr 5700000Widow of 81 Year Now Walks Eight
SIllw to Iatenon for AidPATKBSOX Xov 13 Mrs Gertrude Faber
R3 years old staggered Into tho police sta-tion last night feeble from age nail hungerShe had travelled from Midland Parkeight miles from this city and she soughtlodging nod food from tho city It Is nusual vugrnnts to fed bT no nreserve odlcers heard h r story n onput a good muil Ixfort her
Mrs Faber wild that In 1840 her husbandwent to California and returned with over
300000 which ho made In the gold fiMdsThey travelled In soar tars
expensively Then returnedto Now t luxurious quar-ters Mr tofortune together and It graduallyaway An unfortunate wiped
away Thin tho pair atMidland lived In a very humblewav
Some years Mr Faber died anti flnrthen has had a continual struggle-to the wolf from the door andsickness reduced tier to tho point wheresir lad to glee up the struggle rday site to city to seek oldAn effort will bo got her Into ahomo
JlIKSF lilTS A MASHKIt
Football Player lobo nnonl aMonian rlinsllsiil on a Train
BKSSISOTOX Vt Nov 13 Judge I oveInnd Mimsoii of the Suprnmu Curt ofVermont was homeward bound yesterdayafter a wsslou of court at Burlington Inthe name car wa n football eleven return-ing to Troy Ono of tho players took n seatbosldu n young woman well known to theJudge but a stranger to the young menHo persisted in talking to her without re-ceiving
The Judge noting tho annoyance totilt girl Miggsted to the young manthat drKNt Tho young man toldJudge Mtmwm to go back nail sitdown AM snap as the words were outJudgo Munson gave him a cuff that washeard all over the car Tho distinguishedjurist was on his mottle faster andfoster tho culls descended until tho boyoffered to apologize and subsided
Alter lift tho train at MayChester the man was surprised toleum who hind struck him
FitniT or Kit HAiimsox WILL
Widow and liatiKlitrrs the Doctor Cut Offnith Nm ll lrcarle tiring a ContntTim widow nail daughters of Dr George
E Harrison who died In St LukesHospital In this city on April 24 last arocontesting tho will on tho ground that thutestator wan not of found mind Dr Har-rison hind not Ilvl with hU for severalmonths and his will gnus her only 21 Toeach of his two daughters he left IM butIJOOt was willed to a woman In LondonTho remainder of his estate about 39000-ho ordered to be equally divided Ixitweenhis brothers Joel C Harri-son The rvtso will come up before Surro-gate Thomas this morning
rniccrinrntST-IIACUHK Nov engagement
of Miss Bertha Marion Holmes of Pulasklnail tIll Kov Itolxrt C Courtney of NewYork assistant pastor of tho ThirtyfourthStreet Dutch Hoformed Church is nnnuunm-
lfit IUII Park MiKlne house Stoat uSupremo Court Justice Hall signed yes-
terday an order rot thn demolition of thoold brownstono building ot tIm northwestcorner of City Hall Park which has for
us nn how Thebuilding has Intii declared unnnfo by theBuilding Department on account Itsago and excavations
Hoy of Six IHrs of Football Injurlr-WnKFslUnKH Pit Nov 13 Edward
ItedrlliiRtnn aged e died today from In-
Juries Kiistalnetl whllo playing In n footballgauze last Saturday With schoolmates
was a footballHo captured It and roll on Thin other
on top of him H wont homofeeling 111 and of InjurleH
Niillltan M rU Pte the Natny TheatreTimothy D Sullivan and bongo F KrniiH
have borrowed li u for five years at4 cent from Ellxalnjih A Orinnell onthe heats at 112 West Thirty
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PUDLICATION9A
PtUMCATIONS I
Tjhese are the Tfew ffiooks should ask forjft tho ffiooksollers or from the Jfcibrary
JOHN FISKES ESSAYS HISTORICAL AND LITERARYPerhaps tho most important book of the year ot its kind Second edition now printing
EDWARD EVERETT KALES MEMORIES OF A HUNDRED YEARS-The most entertaining personal reminiscences of years
JACOB A RIISS THE BATTLE WITH THE SLUM-No one in any great city should Jail to consider this problem Booond edition
W J GHENTS OUR BENEVOLENT FEUDALISM
In few days
now printing
There is nothing on our social and industrial tendencies so Interesting ao Informing
DR HILLISS THE QUEST OF HAPPINESSAn inspiriting study ot victory over lilos troubles 10th thousand
2ou should certainly these Your Tfew Tfovels-
Jtsk the noarost ook or for tics
MR CRAWFORDS CECILIA A STORY OF MODERN ROMEGenera opinion has it lint tins is its famous authors best
MR MASONS THE FOUR FEATHERSA strong direct manly story told with a genuine thrill
MR LUTHERS THE HENCHMANA political novel which rank rith fire greatest of them all
MR WEBSTERS ROGER DRAKE CAPTAIN OF INDUSTRYBy the only novelist who writes absorbingly ot modern business and Trusts
Goth thousand
Second edition now printing
Second edition now printing
Second editionnow printing
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY PUBLISHERS 66 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK
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It Canada Lamb anil WM Intrmliiredto Mr Ellen W MMartliy by John H-
Ilummer and Ntnck In aCompany That Went T the Flute
Ellon W McCarthy n promoter wassued by George Kerr Molod for tsoo nndthe caw wnH tried In Supreme Courtyi tirilny before Justice taventrltt-
Mclxod who U a of moderatenuaiiH err testified that h hnd tart MrxMcCarthy In 1897 Ho hnd been Introducedto her lu her ofllco at 50 Broadway by John
also In th companyIirotnotlnK business Mrs McCarthy tookhim to the office of Gregory A Gregory I
Broadway mid tliero ho signed an iigme-incnt
This ngreomcnt provided that Mclooshould put up 4mo for treasury tock ofthe Photo lduntlflatloD Company andthat whoa ho did HO McCarthy wouldgIve him onetlfth of that amount or M
return fur Fomu of tho stock Ilummerand Eugene J Gregory woro also partiesto tho agrf inent did puthU 11000 anti In return he got n
not for two fromwith collateral to secure It In tho ofstock of taw Mixlcnn ImprovementCompany nominally worth Sluuo
note was and then went toprotest McleodH stilt to recover
1800 with Interest us he hind no IIPtock note which would
have enabled him to well tho collateralMm McCarthy denied owing MnLnod
nny money that gavo Ids thenoto n an and notfor nlut received and that It was
by both at tho time that she wouldnever be colled on to pay It
When MrMcUotlM lawyer Mrs McCarthy wild sheWOK a company promoter Tlm door oflien At W Broadway boars the sign
I KlJKN W UcTARTIIT tI Mining Sccuritlf end InrrtmfnM
She U about 45 oldMostnl nnd assertive Her methods oftock promoting were not brought nutIn horoelfon the matter afterward Hut nho admitted
beet tho ho Vnnderblltbid Mining Company some clxngo w ld a block of tockIn that concern How the Vanderbilt
fared neither she norwould reveal nor speak of thePhoto ldentlflcitInn Company thatMol od declared went up tho flueMethod became of PhotoCompany In return for hU
Pomeroy summed up he destilled Mol to jury as a lambIn appearance he U an suggestiveof n l of nn ocean Hteamer
The was absent four minutesfur HiJO the amount of the note with
front 1897 Mrs McCarthy lookeddl tivA d and toappeal
of 4N nti by llrati on a Ham UreaHurrAi0 Nov 13 After having KIM
Inlaid fortyeight fits anti being uncoiKclotiHfor twentyfour hour Miss Anna Wnldenof Shongo Allegany county was broughtto coiscioustifMi by IxatH on n bowt drumTho wotnnnH case was thought to Ixiless nnd while In a seinlcontclotm conditionsin nskd to the of a drumA hag bunts drum was taken to her roomand three bents were struck
to condclounnce and her mindbecame an clear aa ever
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novel hasall the quit Wsties of epigram Wmule brightnessnail delicate humor Wwhichthe most talked of bookin England and America
AMBROSINEBy EUHOB m
of The Visits ofElizabeth
NO ONK CAN IOSHIHLY IMAGINE THE UNILKAHANTNESS OP A IIOXKVJIOON UNTII TIIKV 1IAVK TUIKD IT
HARPER Q BROTHERS Franklin Square New York
MERCANTILE LIBRARYAS-TOR PLACE AND EIGHTH ST near Broadway
CONTAINS OVER 230000 VOLUMES
MW HOOKS IiMiciiAsnn AS SOON AS priiiisiiin AND IUROEIT-llflIICATKI TO MKKT IIKMANDS
Hook ate Irllvcrc by Conch at IlMilrnri or llarr ot MutlnCM In YorkIIHIIIIKKSIIII 3 Plat VKAIt-
Mfmlicrihlp end drllvrry xrrvlrc Id prr rearDooKn may be drown aa frequently asdesired end ot the pleasure member
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After first of January next carryingparlor matelion or keeping them In oneshoses Iw prohibited Any firm RtorliiK-Helling or giving t hilt awny will bo subjectto arrest Iarlor matches com unilor thoclassification of dangerous combustiblesthe use of which hUM long a violationof thu law nn set forth In Charterbut a provision of tho Charter allows talcFlro Department to regiitato tho um andsolo of combustible Thu deportmentheretofore hns lKjiie permltH for tho sateof latches
Now Fire Comml ioiier hay discoveredthat rune than 1300 were lootyear by parlor matches nndto IRMIO no permits for the solo or
of then after Jan 1 The use of theoldfaflhloncd sulphur matches or of safetymatches which whenon thu box will lie allowed In thin city hereafter
Tlm diclolon of tho Kin ComtnlMHlonprWas in the Record Miiybut only lx cnmti generally known yeHterday Frank secretary of
Now York Hoard of Trndo antnut a formal notices to miler
rluinlH telling thorn of twlr liability to arrestIn caste Jnn
whllo Mr Clardlner h that the end
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SundayMKNIiniHSOIIM HAIJ Wed Atl Nov II at aH Camilla Composition will bo interpreted hyrr 7Bm lo
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