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that namo with which Mr Charles Frohman opened tho mason at Dalys TheatKnut evening was tho Duke of St Jermyutplayed by Farren Soutar who did lamevery ood acting The Duke junt

arrived at the twentyHrst annlvohiarof hU birth which was celebrated at aball given by his mother

Tim catch was caught by Mlso Edmslay in tho Cinderella character of AngelaHtepdaughter of Crystal and Angtlntwo haughty stepsisters were foiled like

wickedest of melodramatic villainsThat In the story of Seymour HickasCoiiino Hamiltons hook which providen sort of drawing room vaudeville without unnpcetwary emphasis on the drawIngroom plenteoualy Interspersed with musicalefTusions-

llsn Mays star light Is dUfused amidn familiar firmament of funmakersI hi time Include Fred Kaye an Lord Bagdai-Monleagle Fred Wright Jr as Williamibson father of a doyen Gibson girls

Hert Sinden as Lord Yatlon who was a11nrrow with ibon and cornea out oniKfa lon with when both are dressec-In Harrow clothes and sing a song of boy-hood days

Andrews who appeared asand sings the tenors solo and MaMoi-

I oii U Victor who Ii Bucket a page madeu audience laugh many at hitambitious love for masters daughter

ngdi-tho London humor of the is

more apparent than In the explanation ol

originated in his accidental shooting of hlf

Dad be and in the Joefelicitation of himself

his toed fortune on the occasion of lasto his family He had enteredns tho clock struck 3 and the

doctor him and said ThreeHow I trembled exclaimed Gibson

had I gone at 121

There are various dances andIn the play which may aid Its special-

ties In making a place en Broadwayhut it may be said to unfortu-nate that The Catch was earlyin the season while audiences areMiss Mays friends were out in force and

with assiduous applauseThere was o moment when thero might

have a thrill had not magazinesign boards taken the keen illa-tion from suchrevcJatlons fur Miss Marycoyly sheds certain of her

night light and in her Cinderellatraa formation on richer raimentbefore tho eyes of all

TOO MLClt MITVRE Al HEATH

Thrr Times Over They no TheIr Art I

The lum TreeWhat tho phy bill generously called

musical vaudeville7 Tho Ham Treewas produced last evening at the NewYork Theater being the vehicle for theappearance at this houso of McIntyre andlleath It consisted of a number of songsand choruses interrupting tho conversa-tions of the principal performers in tho

billTho applause in its behalfthan convincing and Heath re

their act with slight andinconsequential variations sceneended with a obe of which was en-titled commendation Among the mem

too little was soonIt is announced that the production will

be continued until further

STROOHEAnT tT Till SAVOY

Robert Kdrton Welcomed In the PlayWhich Was Popular Here Last HfasonRobert Edeson opened at the Savoy

Theater lost night in Strongheart theplay by William C De Mille which ran atthe Hudson Theater part of last season

There was a large audience and thehearty applause accorded the performance

play had noneits popularity A newcomer in tho cast

the role of Nelsongot a particularly cordial reception

Reoprnlnc of the ColonialPercy O Wllliamss Colonial Theater

was reopened yesterday with a strongvaudeville bill There were four topllnersheaded by Miss Helen Bertram who rendered

Cupld and I The Bungalow and othertongs in her usual brilliant manner Otherfeatures were Dan MoAvoy and his FifthAvenue Girls Henry Lee and John 0 Ricetad Sally Cohen

BROTHERS REUNITEDtoe Thompaoni Separated Soon After

Fatheri Murder In ISMTwo brothers who bad been parted since

1885 in which year their father was mys-teriously murdered in New York cityhave just been reunited They are FrankW Thompson 25 years old of 680 Warren

Brooklyn and William J Thomp-son 31 years old a resident of Roselle N J

Their father William Thompson who wasin the printing business was found dead onJan 181884 at his home 22 Broome streetunder circumstances indicating foul playbut the crime was never cleared up Within-a year the wife of Thompson died leavingthe two sons William and Frank 5 and 11

years old respectively and a daughterJosephine aged 13 years The children

separated a few months after the deathof the mother being placed in the care ofrelatives living at a considerable distancefrom In fact upIthout being aware of one anothers exIstenpo

A few ago however William teamednil about history and became

interested in his brotherand sister but until very all hiseffortw in direction were unsuccessfulIncidentally he heard a week or so

Frank was living In Brook-lyn and active in baseball FollowJf K up this clue he found that a Frank W

was president of the AllBrooklyn Baseball after a brief cor

with him established the factthat lie was his brother

brothers met appointment onafternoon and at

Franks home in Brooklyn They will nowtry and locate supposed-to have gone West about ten years ago

J iri FOR URL AND HIMSELFIOUIIR Southerners Double Crime Became

Marriage Wan DflsywH-

CKTINOTON W Va Aug 28 WillBarljer a young clerk in the office of theAmerican Car and Foundry Company late

afternoon shot and killed Miss MariettaDenny and then blew out his own brains

tragedy occurred beneath an old appleree the home of Mrs

aunt of the girl with whom madehome Mrs WM to con

foln I ho girl for the death of her

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Pout All About Their ConventionThree Texas oowpunohora John

Roberts C E Roberts arid Allle hickto quote their jumped on theponies novon years ago and started put t

the brand of Jesus Christ on eversinner hold what they onlbd a holy rallyat 1M Atlantic avenue Brooklyn lout nighSInce their conversion In Pilot Point Taxthe trio have traveled through twentyflv-Htatofl and part of Canada They areon holr way to Europe where they wl-

vNIt London Paris and Rome They wlthen go to China and Japan ait mlfislonnrlo

The cowboy evangelists as they stylthemselves are very earnest young moiand much of their enthusiasm wasmlttod to the audience 200 flu

moaning and dhoutlng women leaped ttheir and others doubled up in apparen

was probably the thinto on old fashioned cqmp timdarkest Brooklyn has seen in many years

C E Roberts announced to the startleaudience that the Holy Ghost was leavinthis part of the world because the peoplhad refused to receive the spirit He be-

lleved he said in the good old fashionsdoctrine of hell fire

The hell scare was put on mo way dowIn Texas he said and I never got oveIt and I dont want to

The trio songs with words of theirown making set to music that sounded ilksome of the plaintive old negro melodle-of the South story of thel

I was born and raised among the calvedown on the home ranch said J K

Roberts mother had seven sowand when grew up and went to panelcattle a We used toInto the little towns down every signshoot out the lightshunt their holes

Then there como a night when I went thave a good time and shoo

the place up a little I had six shooterIn my pocket Tho first thing I knewwas there at the mournersbench for had a bench iithem thelost belief In hell and brimstone-I won there and then I foundbrother Ed kneeling memy mother was between UK anc

for the to take aholt on usAs she she the grace oGod and into EC

with she pounded it into mso hard that Ive never lost it sino3

brother and me had a call a sureenough to preach the gospel and we

our ronc08 Outmiles to our first

the grace of God rodeOne we the Red River and iwas bank the current was justbooming but we jumped off thooo

a prayer gavehorses strength to breastwo came all right beetgoing over since and we are here tonight

we believe that the Holy

usOn Wednesday the cowboy evangelistssail on to carryion to begin a mUnlcnary journey around the

SUES TilE MAN SilL AS TO WED

Girl Asks HI0000 Damages theHer Sweetheart Marries Another

UTIOA Aug 28 Oscar R Burkard ahospital steward in the United Statesarmy and formerly a resident of Romearrived in the latter city a fewon a furlough Most of his afew days was spent in the company cfMiss Maggie Herbs who had awaitedhis homo cnrnln with tho expectation ofbecoming his bride

But fate decreed otherwise and insteadof being his wife she is plaintiff and ho defendant in a 10000 suitand Miss Bernhard also of thebride

Rev Father Roth was engaged Burkard to the ceremony for him andMiss Bernhard but re-fused to when Miss Herbstthis morning told the priest she had beenjilted by the

Bernhard came toUtica this afternoon and were by-a justice of the peace a few

In the of promise actionbad been served

Burkard has a medal of honor bestowedfor In the Philippines All the

affair comoRome families

The bridegroom says he was releasedby Miss Herbst from their engagement but

young woman denies

nor BANDITS OF HARLEM

Sp end Rob Three Bays In ApprovedPeony Dreadful Style

Jacob Relsensteln of 121 West 114th streetreported to the 104th street station last

and two other boys of tho same age hadbeen held and robbed by three boysSunday night

son Alfred Williams and Martinof 118th street and St Nicholas

tvenuo he told Brennan were onheir home when three boys attackedhem with stones at 108th street Fifthvenue backed them against the

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life The other boys didnt have anynoney

Capt Brennan said that another boyBernard NufTbaum who lives

eiichbnrhood had been held up twiceithin the last week at the same placeDetectives from the East 104th streetitatlon are looking for three small boys

hort and sandy

CARRIED OUT SAFE

flew it Open In Rear of Ilotrt tBranch Nobody Disturbed

LoNe BRANCH Aug 28 Professionalifecrackera wheeled the big safe fromhe Atlantic Hotel this morning and afterdewing it open with dynamite decamped-rith its contents about 1500 in cash a goldratoh and some jewelryThe cook at was the first to

Discover the safe in the rear of the place300 yards away She

The safecraokerHtad used table linen and to

leaden the noise in the safeafterward used bedclothlng to deaden

A sledgehammer was used to ofhinges Afterward

bole was drilled In the door of theand Chief of Police James Lay

thatlne safecrackers wereacquainted with the promises as

thethe but succeeded in

letting past the

DRUHA GETS A WRIT

Miner PftHce Inspector May Prove to aJtiry That lie Ii Fit to Do Doty

Court Justice Burr sitting Ingranted on alternative writ

f mandamus in the case of formerDruhan who isMoAdoo to be rem

to hi old position from which heas on on the groundlat he was physically Incapacitated from

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In the September Number0 magazine keeps so abreast of the up witli every advance in the art of printing and

I none has a better or broader literary scopeAMERICAOUR COUNTRYOUTDOOR LIFEVIRILE FICTION

OUTING MAGAZlNb TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE INappeals to every lover of REMOTE CORNERS OF THE WORLD

MANLY AND WOMANLY SPORTCOUNTRY LIFE AND NATURE

We are reaching into every of the world for entertaining and instructive material Soon we shallhave some material from Dillon Wallace who is in Labrador for us and from Caspar Whitney giving anaccount of his recent venture on the headwaters of the Orinoco River This month we present LONDON FROMTHE TOP OF A BUS which Ralph D Paine was especially commissioned to for us is full of strange

and neitherPaine nor camera missed any If you want to enjoy a clever thing full of fine

humor read SeweD Fords

THE RIDE OF HIS LIFEAmong the other good things of this issue is the story of THE LAST WAR OF THE CATTLE RANGE

which is full of the romance and vigor and action of days of the West when men were killed beforebreakfast and no especial concern had as to their burial

THE BACKBONE OF OUR NATIONAL LIFEis the farmer All wealth proceeds from the soil and that nation which neglects to make agriculture a chiefconcern among all its cannot maintain a first rank in the family of nations The United States looks

after its farmers and as a result we feed the world Yet comparatively few farmers and much less the averagecitizen know what the Government is always doing to interests of this country WHATTHE PLANT BUREAU IS DOING FOR THE FARMER tells the story in a way that will interest one

There are no more chapters in the stories of nations than those that tell of the period whenRussia was making history by the the Far East In

OUTLAW HUNTERS OF RUSSIAA-gnes C Laut gives the second paper in this series and one that is full of adventure and human interest The

pictures are remarkable as being the actual ones taken by the Siberian exiles so many agoBesides the September number contains THE FALLACIES OF ROUGHING

of the woods PHEASANT SHOOTING IN CHINA a paper for the sportsman WHERE TWO GREATRIVERS MEET a story of human life with a strong especial appeal to the West MISTAKES OF

THE AMATEUR DOGTRAINER a confession that will touch every one who owns a dog TOLL FROM

THE SALMON HOST a tale of salmon fishing in Puget Sound WHEN THE RAILROAD CAME a storyof pioneer railroading

number contains also the closing installment of THE ROMANCE RED FOX the brilliantanimal story by Chas G D Roberts and an article on JOHN PAUL man All that has beenlished of this famous sailor has had to do with his achievements on the sea but this story tells of the

and the upbuilding of the boy who grew into the man we knowThe departments which are the helpful ends of the magazine are particularly full and valuable These

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tennis of and in the college world of football In a word it covers all topics touching broadly upon ournational literature It is intensely American and

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