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iriLSOX ItAIlItETTS ACTORMAD-JLAV FAILS TO II EASE

lnrral filnno Peoiiln and k Melt of He-

Ktan0 Technique to Say NohlneLiterary Skill Hpoll PromisingIf Homcwliat Conventional Theme

Lucky Durham Mr Wilson Borrottplay with which Mr E S Willard

last night nt tho Knickerbocker Is notsmoking tobacco but It it woro ono

temptod to say that its name hasnptly chosen

Yetto any that It It a cross betweenStrike and hull Durham is perhaps to malign

those estimable weeds that have broughtcomfort on many a ducklens duck marshnnd besldo many a foundered motorII oclock Inst night no ono In

Knickerbocker would have smokwl

Durham If tho world held nothing elso

hut hayseed nnd rattanTho fault was not with the story of

play nor yet with tho actingboth o

which while in no way momentous woreworthy of far bettor things Dur

ham which IB of course to say Mr Willard-

Is the illegitimate son of an Earlwith his mother by his callous sire

ho has struck it rich in America and returnsto England Hero an tho play begins hi

falls in love with tho girl who baa been

destined us tho bride of his legitimate halfbrother

Tho thomo of tho action Insofar ns

lias a thomo in tho struggle betweenwholosomo manhood of tho illegitimateICon and tho arbitrary standards of noclapurity In tho very pooplo who aro responBIble for tho stain on his name Thereclearly tho matter hero for a genuine

tjtlrring dramaTho trouble with Lucky Durham Is

that it is an nroh example of tho actor modeplay Instead of tho full flavor of life mol

and sweetened In thn sun of thocreative artlstio temperament wo aro

to return tometaphor tho steam dried and troaclo

product of tho theatno forcingkiln

Like HO many other actorauthors Mrhas considered not what

Is true and convincing to tho hoart-nnd mind but what roost Inexpensively

What ho has given im laoutward flourishes of a drama not the heartind n umial tho actor mado play provothe unmaking of tho actors

moro theatric technique somelimos littlo short of In such

1 hero incredibly looflo and strag-gling Tho of tho dialoguemay be judged in tho fact that nlmoments tho enforoo their pointsby solemnly quoting tho

or rather by por-tentously misquoting them It laof not that slowlynnd it is tho sins of the fathers not ofpercHEs thnt are visited

between tho honest if some-what humble flavor of Lucky Durham andthe aroma of cut Cavendish la notIn dramatio action but In windeddiscussions of moral nnd SOcial problems

Lucky Durham Is problem

1C Is not to wo how tho titleappealed to Mr Willard His in a character

worth and unfailing address-At tho very sound of his name villainis BO d that his monocle dropsfront his oyo into his waistcoat

our own Mr Crnno before businessbecame business Mr Willard has hero amania for giving away Ho wouldflgn tho on wallpaper to help

handed relatives out a ornt a pinch if it carne to that part withthoso on trousers

The present I not an occasion on whichone wax eloquent over Mr Willardrtvirtues as nn actor It may be statedhowever that ho looked part to per-fection oven to the lush of strong

ne nnd manly youth His voice is as

the note of and mellow feelingwith n force and certainty that bringthrilling effect in a bettor cause Ho waswarmly applauded by a largo and friendly

Miss Violet ns tho heroine andMiss Faith Reynolds a Durhams halfsister lent to that

to little else Mr Arthur Cur-tis revealed a presence nndno littlo vigor of technique in of aJewish fatherwas somewhat vlllnnoualy overacted by HCooper Cllfib

tho best in tho support wasthat of Durhams weak butbin half brother and it was with sin-

cerity and humorous nplomb by W Snuterfact might to have made

tho hit of the evening if there had been anyhit in tho evening

LOIIEXCiIllX AT TilE OIEIIA-

Helnrleh Knoten laU Appearance as theKnlcht of the rail

Lohengrin which in paired with Fnust-ps a leader of the operatic conch was sungonce moro nt the Metropolitan Opera Houselast night The audience ns uaunl whenthis mellifluous opom is given was largennd in an amiable mood the performancewas pleasing but it waR not distinguished-by great intensity Mote ElmeR was theEl a antI she again caused regret that herbeautiful legato style of song was notmade tho vehicle for tho conveyance of anemotional message

There aro passages in the music of Etnawhich call for Impetuosity but Mme Samoa

bent on maintaining a steady streamof sweet tone Sho has little or no affectionfor the truo Wagnerian declamation andin tho finale of the first act she exhibitswhat W S Gilbert christened modifiedrapture Ktta is a much misinterpretedcharacter and some day n complacentpublic is to rise up

justly treatedMr Knotp who sang Lohengrin for the

last time this season as ho is to bid usfarewell tomorrow night was in goodvoice rind entered withThe earnpHtiiPSB He singe the musio in thecorrect style and with an appreciation ofthe dramatic significance 01Mr tiirilz ndmirnblo im

of Telramund nn interpretalion of this which line not been sur-passed on the Metropolitan stage

Walker was an OrlrudThis singer line grown both In artisticstature anti since shecame it New York Mr Blosa as tho Kingwas in good voice Mr Hertz conducted

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Metropolitan Company Tour In IleclnIn flatten on Mardi O The Slncers-Heinrich Conned announced yesterday

tho itinerary of his opera company whichbegin Its road tour on March 0 in BostonTho company will be in Plttsburpc March13 to Id fincinnati March 17lfi ChicagoMarch zoc MinneapolIs March 2728Omaha March 2030 Kansas City March81 and April i San Francisco April 010Los Angeios April 1718 Dallas Anril 22Vow Orleans April 24 Atlanta April 26IlirminRlmm April 27 andApril

Tarsifal Lucia di limmcnnoorHuKUncitn nod I Oiocondn will l tho-oiwras sung on the rond Among the singers

lij travel with tho company nm MmesKoinbneh ordicn Homernlkrr anti Allen anti MM Caruso Salnzn

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PLAYS AX1 PLAlEltSGeorge ill Cohan Han a New 8on Tt-

iYorkt111eiNeir Stock CompanyEdward ferry ohangw his bill at

Princess next wook to Lovo In IdlenessTho Now York Theatre la to have Runda

nIght concerts the first next SundaySlater of tho Snored Heart are tothe theatre for their annual benefitFob 28 It bo managed by WilliamBrady

t Erlangor have arranged to haveMmo her In

i loire and will bo at tho

Madison Smith who was a famous tackleon the Columbia varsity 1800 team willmako his na an aotor nt the

Jan 30 with Robert Edoson In Strongheart

Charles Wyndham and Mary Moore anat Lyceum

Tho repertoire Is Tonight

time Tho CasoofIn a now farce comedy

by Heinz Gordon will bo played for liraLimo tonight at tho Theatre

Tho new stock at tho YorkvllUTheatre offering When Knighthood Wasin next week Include Will IIWalling Anno Sutherland Robert Cumminct JOllies Cooper Mayo LouIse Algon

Bourne MiltonMaurice C Costello and Herbert Colby

Elliott Poster who has been itanIn Siberia at tho Academy of Mimic hasbecome leading man to Davis-In The Maid

COX DENSE TllUILLSFour Acts of Km I ut In Half tn Hour tar

Ysmleilllo In Tile Fighting PannnAt Proctors Twentythird Street Theatre

yesterday a melodrama condensed tothirty minutes was one of the features-of performance If it does not meetwith success on stage itwont bo for lack of action

Tho was made from four act melo-drama called The Fighting Parson andretains tho name of larger Thereare two scones In It speaking

Altogether persona aroemployed In production firstftoene place n country home andtho last In a in thiscity

In the firstFirst tho theft of a sum of

makes the Fighting arson look like athief his pulpit his churchIs stormed n gang light outof tim church into street There thefighting larsen has a hand to hand fight

accuser nnddown and out In Thoseare minutes even for melodrama

William Pnscoe Is tho parson and HelenMar Wilcox tIm woman of thecondensed melodrama Iroctorit audiencebecame greatly excited over it

LAnso ix soxaC-

rnrRo1l rouse Adnpu notion FrenziedFinancier to Stage Kntrrtilnment

George M Cohan took tho occasion ofhis moving last night with Little JohnnyJones Into the New York Theatre for atwo wee lot stay to sing a new song It Uentitled If Lawson HidThere would ho no moro millionaires thesong runs Mr Carnegie would coaro togive libniriod pork and wouldup to a dollar ton a plate and working-men would got 10 a Bostonhad way

Im nol vet learned tohut it tviui loudly applauded

The audlenuo was largo andenthusiast 10

KnlrUrrliocUcr Let desire InJames S Metcalfe of Life and his wife

turned last night at thebocker Theatre where they had

K S Willard in DurhamKnickerbocker Is a syndicate house

Actor Willardrt engagement hero is beingdirected by A Erlanger and it was arepresentative of tho firm that met

Sletcalfo at tho theatre lastnight and said that Mr Metcalfo could not

HaiiiUoiiif Ilitrrj Hilton llradHarry R Dalton the actor known In hisrimo as Handsome Harry died

afternoon at 237 East Twentyninthstreet Ho was 63iiiried by the Actors Fund

Alleged thin AccusNl or StIckingHotel Aitor With hart Check

The Hotel Astor had a guest last weekwho registered as Frederick Olson LimaOhio Ho paid his bill with a check for

on the Commercial Bank ofLima check came back marked

worthless Detective Sanderson of thehotel discovered that Olson had left the

for tho Waldorf whero he had passedhocks amounting In nil to 70have not yet been heard from

Olson was last In the GrandHotel where ho had registered on Sotur

Ho was taken to thestation where he had nothing to

Tho found on him J2 a printedfrom flit Western Ohio

Company expiring Dec 91 1904 made outo tho account the Sandusky

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Railway asigned D Kaufman for a notefor 5000 Issued the Thor Iron Company-to F 0 Olson and indorsed bymans address was given on tho note as42 Broadway A check hook of tho Com-

mercial of Lima showed that Olsonhad drawn eighteen all for amountsof 45 or

Neither tho Western Ohio Railway Comnor tho Southwestern is

mentioned in the official Guideas a road that now exists or that ever didexist

ROOSEVELT TO IElniGIIALSI-rntdrnt Wrllr Letter to thn Cucru-

Nomlnco of Mlttoiirl IlrpnbllcnniJEFFERSON CITY Mo Jan

Legislature in blot for tho fifthtime balloted for a Senatortoday with no result T K Niedringbans is paid to have a letter from

ROOMVO It which thePresident he hopes that the Statechairman will asone of tho firmest friends of the

in the Senate nnd criticises theoourws of R C Kerens

This Information was given out aleader of tho but theSenatorial candidate refused toRornovelts letter was though ad-

mitting that he had the Pro

After the Legislature had adjournedthe Republicanfor of whipping recalcitrants-Into line met In the House ofRepresentatives nnd resolutions

of T K Nlndring-haiis for United States Senator urging allRepublican members of theto vote him and Richard-C Kerens who went into the Republicancaucus and when defeatedto disrupt the in Missouri by leading-a the caucus action

MCLELLA AGIST TilE FIELDSi Murphy anti Ho llne nt C irhelhtr-

npixxltlnn Fuses or Not

Charles F Murphy at TammanyHall yesterday for the first Umo in twowc ks Ashed what he thought of the

of Homo of the members of thewns Union to work for another fusionlickot ho

I dont faro what do I dontwhether we nil opposed a fusion ticket

n straight ticket It will beicX1oI1an t iho told and it is certainthat the Mayo will not only Ixsrcnominnted j

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CHAMPAGNE

131330 CASESThe GREATEST quantity ever Imported by

In the history of the Champagne trade

BeganUna Cbarapaane Izaportatlons In 100-4Donlorta Wlae and Spirit Jan 10 1M9 say

Messrs Fredk de Bary Co brought over last to this side of

the water a greater of cases ol Champagne than has everhitherto been known and these the strongest

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A Metropolis Ccnturlci Ilefiire the CitricClan Era Which tho Ceylon Foresthas SivRllotvnt With tile Treasuresof Uuildtilit Art Which It Contains

Prof Arthur Wesley Dow in the lastlecture of a series on tbo fine arts In Havemayor Hall Columbia University

afternoon guided about 200 personsnearly all of thorn women into the heartof a Ceylon jungle and showed thorn somegood stereopticon viows of Cingalesescenery They travelled with him in the

Royal Coach drawn part of thotime by and part of tho time byoxen with him for a few

rest houses tho Eng-lish Government has erected along thoroad they peeped into Cingalese homoson village outskirts where they saw womenweaving mntH soon to be n lost art in Cey-

lon bemuse of tho Incision of factory madotuff and potters modelling earthen ves-

sels of olayJust before reaching the journeys

Prof Dow took the entire companyBO many personally conducted Cooks

up a lofty mountain side and showedthem the vast Ceylon very solemnand melancholy of dark foliage reachingto the horizon and only broken hero andthere a blue mountain Thejungle itself Prof Dow said silentaa of it not oven tho note of abird or the droning of nn Insect corningfrom it Prof DOWB audience fully lx-

liovod him when he said that an ho firstlooked over that lonely expanse a senseof desolation came over na hohad never felt before

Then at ono chip the Professor laudedhis tourists among the mouldering minxof the long forgotten citythe Lost The realsubject of his lecture was Buddhist Artin Ho was in the lout

in just a year ago It was

forcesJust what obliterated this centre of

Buddhist art Prof Dow said was altoand uncertain Hut appar-

ently It covered a larger area than any

covered with line white sand and side-walks with fine blocks It in a fertilehighly cultivated whore the gentle

built vast and beautiful templesThe ruin left behind In tho jungle

boar out all the stories ofwhich ancient Cingalese

record travellersarchitectural anti sculptural art Prof

said it was nt mentionedhi the same breath If not actually com-pared with Athens in the of

a small of the ruins haaexcavated and cleared of the jungle

are burled some of them twenty feetbeneath the present surface Great treeshave sent down into thomould and their irresistible prewiurothrough hnH rent the solid masonry

n effectively n would n blast ofdynamite Stat tho sculptured walls and

are still inperfectly preserved leaving a

art derived Hafrom Buddhism

Anuradhapura is still a sacred tomanv Buddhist pilgrims

o there annually Scattered alliho jungle thereabouts are vastor some of them rivalling Insize tho Pyramids of great domeshaped structures whereof the model was

curved domo of ft great waterbubble as it rises to the surface An

traveller of mathematical tendenciesthat the materials bricks

ono of them would buildrailway tunnel twenty miles or make

i wall three feet which would reachLondon to Edinburgh while the cost

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Steamboat InspectionWASHINGTON Jan 23 Eight bills amend

ing steamboat inspection laws so as toprevent n repetition of tho General Slocumdisaster nil prepared by Secretary Metcalf-in accordance with tho suggestions madeby tim commission which investigatedtho horror were introduced in the Housetoday by Representative Grosvonorchairman of the Committee on MerchantMarine and Fisheries

The first establishes an executive com-mittee of tho board of supervising inspec-

tors which is to amend the rules of thoinspection service in tho interim betweenthe meetings of tho hoard

second gives the Inspectors statedsalaries defines authority of assistantinspectors and authorizes transfer

inspectors from one post toanother as

The third Includes assistant inspectorsamong those prohibited from pe-cuniary or patented

in use on vessels andof fifteen tons and over under the

of the law by prescribingi enaltief tho courts

that owners cannot be punished for viola-tions of the present law permitstho use of an a extin-guishing agency In the holds of vessels

Bill 4 compulsory annualinspections except Is out ofcommission ondemnationdefective by inspection givesInspectors to vessels

revoking their certificatesrequires a life preserver or float ror each

a im-

prisonment tot wilfully manufacturing orlife Owners

of term charters are made liable as well asthe owners of the ship and may be held incriminal for wilful violations-of tho law or mismanagement of a vesselwhereby lives ore lost or

make rules for minor anpresent statute undertakes to coverS

sixth that all boats proby machinery and carrying passen

be steam vesselsThe eighth establishes a commission on

construction comr

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lives cf rtirnrngrisI-

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Announcement comes from thedistrict that Valentino hosiery i

wile nnd Is expected to divide favorwith pocket A Fifth avenueshop which ofIs responsible for It Besides thoXray designs nnd Instep patterns

nro embroidered effectson block grounds Hearts predominate-in the thekind a variety of embroidered

Own and To My Valen-tino nro favorite sentences

treatments The announcethat silk Valentino hosiery tells

over tho counter a 5 a pair

The autograph business has received-a black eye up at the Metropolitan OperaHome and nobody feels more relieved thanthe singers They have received from theActors Fund printed cards saying thattho autograph requested will bo on

of a to the oftho Actors Home Since thosebeen sent on their way beenless enthusiasm among fiends who makethe life of nil tho a burden In nota single case HO far has the dollar been sentback with a second application

Tlio truth of this story Is vouohed for bytho victim

Where is that old blue coat I knockedaround in last summer ho asked his wifeSIte ws not quick to offer an explanation

Itwns hero only yesterday remarkedthe husband I know it was

Yw sold tho wife with a touch of anger1 know it was I just got sick and tired

of seeing that coat and n lot of other oldstuff lying around cluttering things upand I it this morning

You sold It Sold the coat the oldblue

It And I dort want youto go around moping about It

Dear I want thn coat hut tomorrow U your birthday and I had hidden-a ring And a hill in thn insidepocket I wanted to surprise you and I

think of aTho victim that what happened

after that Is nobodys business

There Is progress in all things even In

tho firewood Industry in its humblest formrho familiar sight of nn Italian womanbalancing pieces of old plank on her headmay not last mulch longer in time wholesalemercantile This wood Is choppedup and of the women woodgatherers discovered recently that by usingn pushcart sho could gather n great dealmore than she Shecommunicated the great discovery to acountrywoman earn-ings n Now thereare moro wood laden pushcarts titan woodcarriers to be seen Mu-lberry Bend In the evening nnd anotherbit local color has gone

A negro bleeding profusely from a scalpwound but smiling withal shuffledTenderloin police station tho other nightand addressed the sergeant

MUtah Capn ah tink Ahm shot Ahdean know for sbo but Ah know Ah donegot hit somehow You see Ah went overto see Joseph Jones nn Ah knock on hisdoah Ho mo not to come in causehis wife is a bath

Ah went out In do hall an den Ah knocksagin Joseph Jones ho opens do donh nn

says ho low no to corns inwhen wifes takln a bath Den Ahheah a gun go off an Ah see Joseph pullout a an a blackjack-

Ah doan know Mistah Capn whetherJoseph mo wit do gun or cutme or hit mo wif do blackjack but Ah think Ahm shot

The little girl was on her fathers kneesaying her next days school lesson andhe asked her s fustlon the answer to whichho knew was not on tho pages before him

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Ever see tho theatre crowd from Brooklyn here on its way to Manhattan askedone of tho at the Pennsylvaniastation in Oh you canem Queer Isnt it to hear of Brooklyn-

ites going to New York by way of JerseyCity but very ninny of them do They allthink Its a rich secret

They take the Pennsylvania Annex ferryboat from Brooklyn here rush and go onby the Twentythird street ferry It seems

to tho theatro its th shortest and surestfrom Brooklyn Heights

You can the theatre crowdby the It dressed And well clothed-as the folks are they would like to heat thocompany out of a fare so we i

to on watch for em That Iswhy our special attention has been attracted

It Is a theatre crowd

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Attention is directed to reductions which recently have

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Fur Lined Cloth Garments

2800 5000 7500 8500

Chinchilla Neckpieces 1650 2250 2800Chinchilla Muff 4500 6500 8500

And various other Furs at Decidedly Reduced Prices

Annual Discount Sale ofFine Linens

Grande Maison de BlancLi-

nen buyers tpho take advantage of oar present offers wilt havecause for selfcongratulation The linens are ALL our own noted

rarely found at Linen Sales During the remainder ofJanuary 10 or More will be allowed

New shipments by every French steamer of Embroidered Lin-

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SPECIAL THIS WEEKFine French Blankets In all colorsAlso Choice California Blankets at 20 discount

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Pout Office at MorrlnlllrTREXTOS X J Jan 13 At an early

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