The private diary of Dr. John Dee ... and the catalogue of his library of manuscripts, from the original manuscripts in the Ashmolean Museum at Oxford, and Trinity College Library, Cambridge / Edited by James Orchard Halliwell.
- John Dee
- Date:
- 1842
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: The private diary of Dr. John Dee ... and the catalogue of his library of manuscripts, from the original manuscripts in the Ashmolean Museum at Oxford, and Trinity College Library, Cambridge / Edited by James Orchard Halliwell. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![“The Co-responde Booth, a c | The appeal of “The Co- sraspun tee se s presented at the Booth ‘Theatre last} Inight, is all-compelling. It is a grip- {ping drama in four acts, lightened | {with touches of wholesome and irre- | sistible humor. With its proof that the world of men is all too willing to condemn an innocent woman on cir-. cumstances alone, and its. further message of the triumph of true love, the play held tense, then threw into hearty laughter of sympathetic un- derstanding the crowd..of, first-night- ers that filled the cozy Shubert play- house. The play is by Alice, Leal aes Le + lock and Rita Weiman, P |MISS FENWICK cstreerina: Be EN To the list of over-night’ stars eal ay {be added the name of Irene 1 she portrayed the role ot ecret ‘GF . . be i ey “991-0 a the little country girl, in a charming) a )- jand captivating manner. Anne Gray’ s| naivete, her girlish simplicity, an jher later woman's power to. fight fo - jthe love of a man. called into being » jall of Miss Fenwick’s histrionic abili- jties, And Miss Fenwick showed that % ‘she possessed no little ability. She} ¥ |swayed the audience so that round af-| _|ter round of applause greeted her ef- * |forts. ‘And she was not alone in that re- spect. She shared honors with Nor- man ‘Trevor, Harrison Hunter and Marie Chambers. The entire cast are i, worthy satellites of the star, STORY OF THE PLAY. ; te In the “Co-respondent” Anne’ Gray } tii meets Robert Gordon (Harrison |. a Hunter) when his automobile breaks | A down ina middle western town. After} | a lightning courtship—lasting a gat ot | 4 = eee mes oe a Sees —she accepts Gordon’s proposal of |. ;marriage. Gordon is in reality Lang- don van Kréel, scion of a wealthy | family, and already married. Vv: | Gordon enters the Junction House, | | fo { a small hotel, and registers: “Robert | Gordon and wife.” Anne meets him} ‘in the hotel suite, awaiting the ar-j{ 0 ‘|rival of “Judge” Morrell (William M.} Ar ™ |Gibson). Je 1, Before a mock marriage can be per-| Re formed, however, detectives raid the| M , {suite. The revelation that Gordon is married completely crushes Anne, and “M she flees, Fr The next act opens in the office of} Ge John Manning, managing editor of the} Ja |New. York News (Norman Trevor).| Cr Manning is in love with Anne. He ob-]Sw tains a “tip” that the wealthy Mrs.| * Van Kreel is suing for a divorce, The! toi Oe reerB dee Etat ot) Jersey Judge Acts. iB as Own Policeman ee Seer Richard R. Viewig, Police sis- | trate of Palisade Park, N. J., arrested John W. McCullough, of No. 212 Was One Hundred and Twenty-third street, t “di jin the subway at Grand Centrat ‘Ter-| ter ‘|minal on & charge. of-atsorderly .< s jJauct aft © prisoner is said to have ‘Me ened his life and those of his. fs - ree daughters. McCullough was ar- a raigned in the Yorkville “Police: aha Court before Magistrate McQuade) — and held in $500 bail for trial to-day.| — Judge Viewig said the man had fol-, — lowed him since he held. McCullough’s; j son Joseph, fourteen years old, for a trial ‘before the Court of Commonj,y Pleas in Bergen County on March oan on a charge of arson. The prisoner! ;, boarded the same subway train with Judge Viewig at Manhattan street, it we is alleged, and all the way/to Grand) Central kept up a tirade of abuse and | threats. Finally Judge Viewig ar- rested him. Skip-Stop Rule Held — Up to “Educate” Patrons Montclair, April 11.—Although the “skip-stop” rule adopted to facilitate the running of cars on the Bloomfield avenue line, between Caldwell and Newark, is in effect to-day, it was not strictly adhered to by the motormen, who reasoned that many persons were unfamiliar with the new system of operation. When the motormen saw passengers waiting for cars at the “no stop” crossings they disregarded+the rule, so. that’ the conductors could slip the passengers a card indicating the stopping places and inform them that within two days there would be no deviation from the plan for skipping. Court Asked to Take — Over Mexican Railway Topeka, Kan., April 1i1.—The Genes see Valley Trust Company and the Traders’ National Bank. of Rochester, N. Y., filed suit to-day against the Kansas City, Mexican & Orient Rail- | way Company. They asked that the court again take the railway com- pany under its jurisdiction. The railway was sold by the Fed- eral Court for $6,000,000 under foré- closure proceedings less than a year ago. The petition asks that. the court devise a plan for. its reorgan- ization, that will be ‘Just and eaui- table.” Sparrow Ties Up Car Traffic in Four Towns Harrison, N. J., April 11.—While the street cars stood still for five hours the people in Harrison, Hast Newark, Arlington and Kearny walked and blamed the strikers. It was rumored that the men had cut the cables and damaged the power house, Linemen discovered where +S trouble lay. A sparrow, seeking shel-j} ter from the storm, had entered one of the reduction boxes and caused a short circuit. Warned Not to Shoot Ducks. Madison, Wis., April 11.—Now that the flight of ducks to the north has started the State Conservation Com- mission is warning hunters to ob- serve the laws. Tye Federal migra-« tory bird law prohibits Spring shoot- ing of ducks, and a\i/ violations of the Wisconsin laws are reported by this department to the Federal authorities =| and the violators apprehended will. be prosecuted by Federal authorities after paying the penalty imposed by ate courts. . how hee @ By 1 vss 6 ee wo ate Base : —_— —u on Syusye SEES par 2 ~ :](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b33286462_0004.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
