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llrerrtoll, the Talented Dramkt- lo Crltlo of the Amarlcan. It In Vuln for Moral gome Therefrom. ORIGINAL play, in four acts, by Lloyd S. Byres and Stunisluue Stance, was pro (1 need for the first time on any stage at the Fiftli Avenuo theater, New York, recently. "Mrs.

Daseot 1 is another drama of darkness. It deals with the seamy side of life, and a particularly unpleasant phase of it even at that Its motto, in the language of the principal female fipure, is an eye for an eye, shamo for shame. It is not the first time by any means that a piny has been presented as a plea for punishment for the man as for the woman. Hut I doubt if the subject has ever been handled rooro roughly or coarsely. The conclusion leaves you in the same predicament as when you start The problem is not solved.

Wo wada through four acts of nausea and arrive at the dead sea fruit of ashes. Like all pieces of this class, the play course between betrayer and Detrayea for ten years. The man and the woman have gone their own ways. We are asked to believe in the woman's love and then to accept an act on her part which no one but the most abandoned, the most depraved, the mr.Kt vile of her sex would dream of HUMAN DEXTERITY. AS EXEMPLIFIED BY THE WONDERFUL BERTHOLDI.

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ANTAL-MLDY uut I Vtoey can In 48 boon the SOWISd WIXD." professes to deal with a social riddle which it about from pillar to post, and, finally, the author haviiur exhausted their stock of unreal and broiiij-lit to an illogical conclusion. We wiser than before, although we sire considerably depressed. The technical part of this new work is not remarkable for novelty or ingenuity. It is of the theater, theatrical. It tricky and full of claptrap.

Us sensational scone was anticipated lout, 11 by I)ion Uoucic'uult, who, howerrr, knew how to manage a stage nll'Kut The dialogue of "Mrs. Dascot" is raentably weak. Its only strength In the frequent use of the word "damned." It is not a workmanlike play. The story of this dismal drama may be told in a nutshell. Ten yeiirs bu- foro the action of the piece commences, a hospital nurse has been betrayed by a young 1 doctor.

Circumstances i rated the younj; people. The doctor developed into a fashionable London physician. The woman married became a widow. When the play opens, the famous doctor becomes on- gaged to marry a society pirl. The woman turns up and implores her old lover to marry her.

Ho refuses, follows is, to my mind, too for words. If the piece had been written by boys saturated with dime novi-ls, I could understand its glaring 1 falseness. But, coming from men of world, il is something wonderful in its mingled crudity and Hastiness. The woman. bear in mind, professes to love her betrayer of old.

She protests this over and over ayain, vehemently, forcibly. passionately. The strength of hur love is dwelt upon, and driven intn the 1 minds of the audience, lie-member that there has not been any inter- A "SOWING THK WIND. mitting. The doctor refuses to give up the girl he is to marry in favor of his old mistress.

Love then changes to hato, and thoughts of revenge fill the mind of this creature. The doctor is in an inner room. She creeps in, locks the door on the inside, stealthily puts the key in her victim's pocket, and then screams at the top of her voice. Patients and friends rush in, the doctor is discovered in this compromising situation, the woman alleges u. charge of assault against him, and, in rtn instant, his reputation is blasted.

Up to this point there has not been much sympathy for the woman, for the unreasonableness of her request is felt. But, from this point, she is loathsome. The action shifts to Alexandria where the doctor is in charge of a hospital. The woman who has ruined him turns up tis a hospital nurse, and again protests her love. The bombardment commences, all the other characters, including the doctor's former fiancee, as though by magic, and death for the whole party seems imminent when the approach of the English soldiers is announced and a rescue effected shade of Uoucicault! In the last act we return to London, the woman tries to work upon the feelings of her seducer of'old by telling him that they have a child, itntl then it is discovered tlmtlhe child is dead.

Mrs. Daseot repents her evil ways iind clears the doctor's name, and, with the picture of the doctor's prospective marriage to the girl from whom he has been separated by the calumny of his former mistress, this gloomy piece comes to a. lumo conclusion. What, I would like to know, is the good of all this dabbling in It does not produce a play which arouses, or instructs, or solves problem. You end with exactly the same situation as that with which you start Moreover, women do not do these things.

They do not turn up after long yuars and alternately entreat and demand marriage from their old lovers. In this case, especially, woman has been married, she enjoys some social distinction, and she is, financially, in comfortable circumstances. I do not believe that any woman would want to marry her seducer when she found herself so placed. She certainly would not hunt him down for the purpose. And I am convinced that the woman who still loves would not carry out IIEUK ARE SO innny more women in tlit; world than husbands can be found fo that fa.ir is forced into fields of intellectual and physical activity which were never dreamed of fn the year 1.

1 do not know a better example of physical activity in woman than can be witnessed in New York city, where a iiru-eseape apparatus is being tested by two.young women, who, with their skirts securely lashed together, presumably to prevent all accidents of whatever nature, slide from the fourth story to the street There is no fire in the house during this hair-breadth escape save that in the furnace, so it is impossible to tell how well these rehearsals prepare these ladies for their debut at the tenth-story window of a hotel when the rope is likely to be too short such a filthy, low, abominable trick as that trumped-up charge of assault She would want to forget her pas with its folly and sin. The doctrine of "shame for shame" does not exist with women. AUGUST BHEKBTON. Ml.T.K, HKHTHOI.J)!. and the pavement below can not be scan for flume and smoke! JJiit then these arc minor details, which work out their solution when the curtain rolls up upon Mich drama in real life ns real fire in which the: ilrc-esciipe apparatus will not work.

The owners of a music hall located near by were no doubt jealous of this fire escape act, for it draws a gren-t curbstone audience of "dead-heads' 1 on the opposite side of the street, so they forthwith, not to be outdone in their business, engaged Mile. Alcide Capitaine. who is an aerial gymnast, and Mademoiselle Bertlioldi, who justly calls herself a marvel. Capitaine docs some extraordinary feuts on the 1 trapeze, and quite eclipses her fair rivals in the fire escape act, for they only go down, while Capitaine walks on her woman always was and twists as well as ilies through the air, and is, besides, a beautiful and refined-looking woman. Mademoiselle Bertlioldi is one of those extraordinary beings who seem made out of india-rubber or not flesh and bones They say the physic! I ered muscles in Sam like other humans ans have discov- Sandow's body which have never existed in any other man's.

Surely somebody ought to Iind out what pretty little Bertlioldi is made of. What this young lady can not do with her lithe form is not imaginable. Her of those thill that The Httsburg club has placed a shed over the home-player bench so as 1 act ls rl lly to keep the spectators entirely apart must bc soen to bc appreciated, it is so from the players. ooj The New Yorks have rc-enfraijed the i services of Arnandus Urewster, the lit- SHOOTERS GOING TO ENGLAND. tie mascot who has served for years in that capacity.

or Ij 1 or carpenter tinker ik-lMr lei it ulone than do that! 1 very life prop? gets out of order, and icp'iir it fine mechanics who caunot repair ur.j '00il physicians who cannot "i rvis. Dr. Wheeler's Nerve positive cure for every form 1 ami nerve exhaustion if used -c'vulinr; to directions. It's. Just What You Ne It is, if you suffer from Chronic Sleeplessness, Debility or Prostration Xbcse are neglected to Paralysis, Epilepsy, Apoplexy, or 1 Vitaliwr does not bi'ilds ft iiiofpliinc, -v Ihm F-cp for con vising trial of my il (jist, or dii-Kjt from ua on receipt of 5 return jiostnjc.

Tliti doctor will advire to any welonnto. iloihir bottle 1 For Sale by Ben Fisher. 311 Fourth St. Amerk-anpi Will Try to Win the lotcr- iiKllonitl riKoon Tourney. Enrrlish shooters will have to look to their laurels this year.

The London Gun club holds what is callutl an international week at its grounds at Netting Hill, London, about tlie middle of May, Many handsome prizes are offered for competition, and shooters fruin all over the world are eligible. A team of Americans is going to cross the Atlantic and try to win the. rich prizes. The team, as at present arranged, is as follows: (ieorge Work, Fred Hoey, Oakleijrh Thorn Captain Money, L. I.

Davenpoi't and Frederick G. Moore of New York, and H. Yale Dolan and Charles Mncalester of Philadelphia. All these men are first- class marksmen, and if they fail to bring back some good trophies it will be a preat surprise and disappointment to their friends here. One of the members of the team suggested that Mr.

Work, who owns the seventy-foot sloop Katrina, should put the yacht in commission and take the party across the ocean. Jlr. Work was willing, but it was thought that the men would hardly be in condition to shoot after buffeting the iviuus and waves of the Atlantic for three or four weeks in a small yucht. irafe Gives You Strength and pure blood dart through your veins with the- energy of your nerves and keeps strong. BEEFHALT and CELERY does this and a great; deal more.

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