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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1903

Page

9

Melodrama at Proctor's Presents Anna Martin and Hearts Drama

The Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street show stages Channing Pollock style melodrama centered on Anna Martin and the counterfeit plot at Martin quarry. The tale features James Manners and a past wife Marion Mayo as antagonists, with a perilous belt-and-crusher climax and moral contrasts. Indoor set decor includes Japanese umbrellas and colored bunting as vaudeville acts fill the bill with the Gotham City Quartet and a variety of performers.

Old San Martin Utah Martin Rocky Gulch Sirasatch County Anna Martin Channing -Pollock Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre James Manners Fred Steele Lawréetten Alston Peteta Pollock Anna Lawrence Alston Alston Marion Mayo James Manners Tatters Mus Secret Service Childlke

Paradise Roof Garden opens with lavish vaudeville acts and glassed safety

Hammerstein's Paradise Roof Garden at Forty-second Street and Seventh Avenue debuted with a crowd despite cold weather. The program mixed vaudeville numbers with a spectacular all female extravaganza Punch, Judgix & Co. Performances by Galetti's trained monkeys, the Hoozier Zouaves, the Four Nightons and Riccabona's trick horses drew enthusiastic applause. The venue near Victoria and Belasco Theatres has been enlarged and improved since last summer.

Hammerstein New York Punch Judgix &Co Galetti Riccabona France Piper Victoria Belasco

Opening Night Pleases at St Nicholas Garden Vaudeville Planned

The Summer season began at St Nicholas Garden with a large audience praising the pleasant opening. Management announces vaudeville acts to entertain patrons during the season.

St. Nicholas Garden

Amusements Tonight Vaudeville and Plays Listing

A dense night lineup features Bijou and Union Square shows including The Mocking Bird Prince of Pilden Facing the Music The Geisha John Henry and Venus in New to MAJESTIC. Venues across Manhattan present vaudeville and stage acts with names like The Sultan of Sulu The Brigands Our Boys and A Game of Hearts at theaters such as Keiths Parad ise Roof Gardens and Palace on 23rd Street.

Bijiouc Coney Island Broadway Prince of Pilden CICLE Vaudevile Casino Nth Cohan Garrick Grand Pera House the Geisha Herald Square John Henry Huber Museum Hurte & Seamon Keith Paradise Roof Gardens Nicholas Terrace Garden Wallace Sulu West End

Romeo and Juliet casting shift announced by Liebler Co

James ONeill substituted for Eben Plympton as Mercutio in Liebler & Co. production amid illness rumors surrounding Eleanor Robson. Cast changes ripple through opera and drama notes as performers plan overseas departures and new engagements with Conried Klaw & Erlanger and other impresarios.

James O'Neill Earl of Kintore Liebler &Co Eben Plympton Mercutio Eleanor Robson Plympton Tyler O'Neill

Idle Born too long and talky says Chicago critic

Special to The New York Times from Chicago reviews The Idle Born a play by H C Chatfield-Taylor and Réginald De Koven staged by Chicago Musical College pupils at Studebaker Hall. Critics find the plot melodramatic and the piece overlong though the acting shows remarkable individuals for a student production.

York Times Chicago Bns H. C. Chatfield-Taylor Réginald de Koven Studebaker Dramatic Department Chicago Musical College Hart Conoway Iit

Shubert Firms Announce Ten Year Pact With Jefferson De Angelis

Samuel S and Lee Shubert signed Jefferson De Angelis for ten years and engaged a dozen leading players to back the companies to be led by Fay Templeton and Paula Edwards next season. A fragment mentions De Aigeliac Ger.

Samuel S Lee Shubert Jefferson de Angelis Fay Templeton Paula Edwardes de Aigeliac

Shubert Brothers Plan Europe Trip for New Opera Rights

Coventry and Samuel S. Shubert will travel to Europe late this month to view a new comic opera production already touring the English provinces. The Shuberts have secured the American rights to the work.

Ard Coventry Samuel S. Shubert Europe Messrs. Shubert

Notable Attendees At Paradise Roof Event

Two prominent figures drew attention at the Paradise Roof last night as District Attorney Jerome and Peter De Lacy sat in separate boxes. Jerome was accompanied by Robert G. Monroe and others while De Lacy shared the box with companions.

Paradise Roof Jerome Peter de Lacy Mr. Jerome Robert G. Monroe

Actresses Buy Homes in Noted Real Estate Transfers

Yesterday's transfers show Lillian Russell acquiring 161 West Fifty-seventh Street by nominal consideration while under a $30,000 mortgage. May Irwin also takes 16 West Sixty-eighth Street from William F. Donnelly with minimal payment.

West Fifty-seventh Street Lillian Russell May Irwin West Sixty-eighth Street Willam F. Donnelly

Loyola School Dramatics Close Year With Carnegie Lyceum Show

Pupils of the Loyola School staged scenes from Der Nachtwachter L Algion and The Merchant of Venice at Carnegie Lyceum. Cast included John G. Carlisle Jr as the Duke of Venice Robert Schickel as Shylock Henry Joseph Acosta as Portia with numerous students and staff in attendance.

Loyola School Carnegie Lyseum William Arnold Condon J. Henry Haggerty Acosta Leary Morgan J. O' Brien Col. McAn

German in the Schools Defended by City Official

Dr. William H. Maxwell asserts the Board of Education did not abolish German in public schools and will expand its teaching. German remains optional with choice among Latin French German or other subjects as part of the regular curriculum. He says German will reach more elementary pupils in all boroughs and will not be forced on non German learners.

William H. Maxwell Board of Education Herman Ridder Manhattan Bronx Queens Maxwell Ducree Board

Yale Law School Names Henry Wade Rogers Dean

Yale New Haven June 1 Prof Henry Wade Rogers elected by the Governing Board as Dean of the Faculty succeeding Judge Francis Wayland whose resignation takes effect at term end. Rogers will continue teaching equity and corporations and previously led the University of Michigan Law School and later served as Northwestern University president.

New. Haven, Conn Henry¢Wade Rogers Yale Law School Francis Wayland Rogers Yale Law School University of Michigan Northwestern University

Princeton Seminary Plans Use of Winthrop Bequest

President Patton announced that the Princeton Theological Seminary will not decide how to spend the Winthrop bequest until the funds are received. The Board of Trustees Directors and Faculty will jointly determine expenditures and act as custodians. Reports indicate a large portion of the $2,000,000 bequest will fund curriculum expansion and later a chapel and gymnasium.

Princeton N. J Patton Princeton Theological Seminary Mary J. Winthrop New York

Bequests to Charity From Muldoon Will Total Thousands

Cecilia Muldoon's probate filing shows estate value of 37 000 in real property and 14 520 in personal property. Charities receive 15 000 Sisters of Mercy, 5 000 Sisters of the Poor of St Francis, 5 000 Little Sisters of the Poor, 2 000 Sisters of St Joseph Flushing, 1 000 Catholic Missionary Union, 500 Mission of the Immaculate Virgin, 500 House of Calvary, 500 St Rose Hospital, 500 St Joseph's Home Jersey City, 1 000 Calvary Cemetery. nine other legacies go to cousins. residuary bequests to charities.

Cecilia Muldoon Sisters of Mercy Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis Little Sisters of the Poor Sisters of St. Joseph Flushing Catholic Missionary Union Mission of the Immaculate Virgin House of Calvary St. Rosé Hospital St. Joseph's Home Jersey City Calvary Cemetery

Channing Monument Unveiled in Boston City Park

A granite and marble monument to William Ellery Channing was unveiled in Boston beside Arlington Street Church within the public garden. Harvard President Eliot, Rev Edward Hale, Rev William Gannett, Lieut Gov Guild, and Rev Paul Frothingham spoke at the ceremony. The bronze statue stands in a niche as part of John Foster’s bequest to the city.

Boston William Ellery Channing John Foster Arlington Street’ Church Eliot Harvard Edward Everett Hale William O. Gannett Rochester N. Y Gov. Guild Massachusetts Paul Rev

Sandham Oratorical Contest Winners Named at New York University

Joseph Gibb of Paterson and Chester Lane of New Germantown won first and second prizes at the Sandham oratorical contest held yesterday afternoon at NYU. The top prize was 75 dollars and the second 25 dollars, funded by Miss Anna M. Sandham in honor of her brother George Augustus Sandham. Judges included Dr. Francis Holins of Morris High School Dr Archibald C MacLachlan principal of Jamaica State Normal School and Seamon Miller a Manhattan lawyer.

Joseph 8. Gibb Paterson N. J Chester Herman Lane New Germantown New Yok University Sandham University Anna M. Sandham George Augustus Sandham Francis Holins The Morris High School Archibald C. MacLachlan Jamaica State Normal School Seamon Miller Manhattan

Martino Telfener Wedding in Rome Attended by European Aristocracy

Miss Edna Telfener, daughter of Countess Telfener, wed Gino de Martino in Rome in a civil ceremony at the Capitol and a religious service in the Gabrielli Palace. Notables from the Papal States and European nobility attended, including the Dukes of Terranova and Sermoneta, the Marquis di Rudini, and Count von Quadt. A luncheon for 200 followed.

Rome Edna Telfener Telfener John W. Mackay Gino de Martino Capitol Prince Calonna Lewis M. Iddings United States County Macchi Duke of Terranova Sermoneta Gabrielli Palace Teilfener Mgr. Stonor St. John Lateran Marquis di Rudini Prince Colonna Graziola Count von Quadt Washington

Weddings Fill June With Notable Nuptials Across Cities

The society page lists numerous June weddings in progress or planned. Edith Plum mer and Dr. Bradfor Hunt Whitbeck wed at Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Annie O'Neil Miner and Dr. Allen Mason Thomas marry at Church of the Heavenly Rest. Margaretta Ridgely and Lyddon Flick quietly wed at Washington Heights. David Goodrich and Ruth Pruyn set a high profile Albany ceremony with notable guests. Newport and Albany travel, grooms and brides from Baltimore, Wilkes-Barre, and New York are noted along with yachting and society visits as summer begins.

Edith E. Plummer John Plummer Bradfor Hunt Whitbeck Madison Avenue Baptist Church Annie O'Neil Miner Allen Mason Thomas Church of the Heavenly Rest Margaretta S. Ridgely Charles Ridgely Baltimore Lyddon Flick Wilkesbarre Penn Fred Camp Washington Heights

Newport Summer Visitors Fill Ocean Drive Cottages

Mrs. George Henry Warren and family arrive at their Ocean Avenue cottage while Capt. Woodbury Kane and the Reliance settle at Bristol for the season. New York, Philadelphia and British embassy guests join a crowded summer schedule at Newport as cottages open and hosts prepare.

Aew York Times Newport R. I George Henry Warren Ocean Avenue Woodbury Kane Reliance Bristol J. W. Paul Miss Paul Philadelphia Washington Street Samuel R. Honey Gunther's Paul Dahlgren New York R. FE. Griffith Jamestown Richard Williamson T. Shaw East Geenwich W. Brenton Green Richard J.arnold Greene Princeton N. J Broadway R. H. Robertson Southampton Taste Payne Whitney Edgerton David King Kingscote Bellevue Avenue T.B. Stock E. W. Howard Kay Street B. J. Knowlton Brooklyn Qne Mile John J. Wysong Ochre Point J. Stewart Barney Eldridge Villa Alexander T. van Nest Barney Sir Frederick Lady Pollock Waterlow Sidney Waterlow

Liner Kronprinz Wilhelm Brings Noted Passengers to New York

The Worth German Lloyd liner Kronprinz Wilhelm is due in New York early today carrying distinguished travelers. Ambassadors Choate and McCormick and U S Senator Nathan B. Scott of West Virginia are aboard. Mr Choate returns to attend his son Joseph H. Choate Jr s wedding.

New York Ambassador Choate Robert S. McCormick United States Nathan B. Scott West Virginia Choate Joseph H. Choate, Jr

Miss Cora Lyman Oliver to Wed at Al bany

The announcement notes Miss Cora Lyman Oliver daughter of Gen and Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver of Albany will wed, with Gen Oliver’s family present. It also lists Mr McCormick’s homecoming and Joseph Medil McCormick of Chicago to marry Miss Ruth Hanna daughter of Senator Hanna on June 10. Senator Scott returns from Europe. Kronprinz Wilhelm passengers include Mrs Charlemagne Tower and Ambassador McCormick’s niece Miss Patterson. In Tarrytown Miss Louise Flora Clark wed Henry Hollman at her father Dr Joseph Clark’s home. Marian Clark as maid of honor and Frederick Hollman as best man.

Cora Lyman Oliver Robert Shaw Oliver Albany McCormick Mr. Choate Joseph Medil McCormick Chicago Ruth Hanna Hanna Scott Europe Kronprinz Wilhelm Charlemagne ‘Tower Germany Ambassador McCormick Patterson Tarrytown Louise Flora Clark Joseph Clark Henry Hollman New York Marian Clark Frederick Hollman

In The Shops Fashion Notes From The Era

A shopping page describes comfortable driving gloves in kid, blue overalls for children at 49 cents, and a white crepe gown with narrow tucks and a round yoke. It highlights parasols painted with violets or purple orchids, silk white gloves with violet embroidery, gun metal cigarette cases with a sulky design, cameo bracelets and brooches, lapis lazuli pins, turnover collars with ribbon supports, Japanese silver frames, cashmere bag wristlets, and a corset cover with lace insertion and beading.

Old-Time Policeman George Niven Dies at 83 in Brooklyn

Funeral for George Niven aged 83, a long-time New York police veteran known as Leather Head, drew pensioners of the force. Niven captured notable criminals including Baker and Hicks, served under six chiefs, lived in Brooklyn five years, and leaves two sons George and De Witt and a daughter Mrs. T. D. Kle ave. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery.

New York George Niven Yate Hooper Street Brooklyn Force Niven Baker Bill” Poole John Morrisey Key Hicks New York Bay Liberty Island Matsell Jordan Young Kenneddy Keeley Walling Seventh Ward George and de Witt C. Niven Wall Street

Yale Student in Court Over Hack Ride Fare

Theron R. Strong a Yale senior and athlete faced City Court on charges of overcharging for a hack ride. The strike breaker and Nesbitt driver settled with McCarthy after a quarrel at the railroad station, resulting in $5 and costs paid. Strong rowed for Yale in recent crews.

Theron R. Strong New York Times New Haven Conn Yale New York Strong Nesbitt McCarthy Commons Thore Annapolis Harvard Thames

Memorial to Dead Bishops at Methodist Preachers’ Meeting

The Methodist Preachers' Meeting at 150 Fifth Avenue devoted its session to memorial addresses for two recently deceased bishops, Randolph S. Foster and John Fletcher Hurst. Speakers praised their unique gifts and talents, with Buckley noting Foster’s genius and Hurst’s prodigious abilities, while discussing beliefs about the life to come.

Methodist Preachers Fifth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Randolph S. Foster John Fletcher Hurst American University Washington, D. C Andrews Samuel F. Upham Drew Theological Seminary Foster Henry A. Butz Drewn Seminary Hurst J. M. Buckley Bishop Foster Buckley Bishop Hurst Kihow Dr. Buckley

Danish King's Brother Julius IIe dies in Itzehoe Schleswig

Prince Julius of Schleswig-Holstein brother of the Danish king died in Itzehoe at age 58. Born 1824 at Gottorp he had a morganatic marriage in 1883 with Elizabeth of Ziegser, later titled Countess Roest. He was uncle to Queen Alexandra and the Dowager Empress of Russia, among other royals.

Itzehoe Schleswig-Holstein Julius Denmark Gottornp Schleswig- Holstein Europe Alexandra Czarina Russia Duchess of Cumberland Prince Johann Dae

Burial of a Brooklyn Centenarian Garnett Davis

Garnett Davis age 101, a longtime resident of Williamsburg at 17 Leonard Street, was buried yesterday in Bay Side Cemetery after dying Saturday. A Russian immigrant expelled for liberal propaganda, he lived in the Brooklyn area for over 25 years and is survived by four sons and two daughters.

Garnett Davis Leonard Street Williamsburg Bay Side Brooklyn Russia Davis

Columbia Students Visit Carnegie Mills in Pittsburg

The metallurgical class from Columbia University arrives in Pittsburg with forty students for a several day visit to the Carnegie Steel Company mills and other local industries. They are led by Prof. Bradley Stoughton.

New York Times Pittsburg Mechanical Department Columbia University New York Carnegie Steel Company Bradley Stoughton

Collars E. and Ww. Collars Lock Front Business Notice

Local business brief notes collars E and Ww collar products with lock front feature. advertisement highlights availability and potential pricing.

Marriages in New York and Brooklyn Families

Married notices reveal Anna Catherine Gie wed Harold Walter Buchanan at St Thomas Church New York with details of lineage and origins from England and Canada. Serena Marie Bushnell wed John J Kerr at Brooklyn home of bride's grandmother Perth.

Buchanan—Gie St. Thomas's Church New York J. Lewis Parks S. T Anna Catherine Gie Michael Conrad Gie Grange Park Ealing London England Harold Walter Buchanan William Oliver Buchanan Montreal Canada

Died notices and funerals in brief from various cities

Obituaries announced for Joseph Eisenberg of New York and Thomas S Fuller of New Hampshire. Amy Arrowmith of Paterson New Jersey and Alice Stevens infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Smithers mentioned with funeral details. Other notices include Harold Storm memory, David Lord Turner formerly of New York City, and Edward Winslow of Chicago. multiple funeral arrangements stated as convenient of family or private.

Eisenberg Joseph Jonas Eisenbeg West 117Th St A. M Isadore Eisenberg Baltimore Fuller West 74Th St Thomas S. Fuller New Hampshire Paterson N. J Amy. Arrowmith John L. Sea C. 555 Broadway P. M Alice Stevens Mabel ‘Ss Francis S. Smithers Storm Smithers Glen Cove L. I Arold F. Storm Bad Nauheim Germany Turner Florence Italy David Lord Turner New York City Winslow Chicago Edward George Blanchard Margaret Chapin Winslow

Gen McCook Stricken With Apoplexy in Dayton

Major General Alexander McD. McCook U S Army retired was stricken with apoplexy on Saturday in Dayton Ohio and is in critical condition. He recently moved to Washington to live and was visiting his son in law Charles Craig. Mrs Chauncey Baker and Mrs Gray P daughters have been summoned from Washington and are at his bedside.

McCook Dayton Ohio

Obscure 19th Century Notables Linked by Commerce and War

Fragments describe the deaths of Thomas S. Furlner a hosiery merchant of Franklin Street and of Fletcher Haight Knight a noted engineer and former naval manager. Notes mention their New Jersey ties Jersey City and Hudson County roles a Civil War veteran with harsh medical trials and community associations including the Jersey City Club and Republican circles.

Thomas S. Furlner Franklin Street West Seventy-fourth Street Arkwright Ay Fletcher Haight Knight Thomas _ Iron Forks Pennsylvania Rochester Free “Co California JoLs Jersey City New Jersey Hudson County Adison Publican County

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