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CAST OF 'vRGTNus-
& NEW PLAY At THE MAJESTIC.
lTES C5Etl -

= Grams. oy NJ Samuel Shiprna-. entitled The
Spell" presented last night ar the Majestic
IAeat-s, Cor the first time in this city, and Mr..
Dss7d Ressler an actor who has hitherto been seen
OILY TIE Yl66tsh stage, assumed the principal
Character II f. speaking English and trnparting Al
impression OF experience and considerable technical
SKIN The Tiddsh performances Of that player
have net with favor. and Il seems likely that he
viii prosper IN English. In The Spell Nj Ress-
ley t-n2ersonates & Russian, who. having trlrni-
grated 70 America in boyhood. has risen, as so
many ot his race have done. TO position Of fnan-
cal and social iraportance.-the impulse Of his
Echteverext being devotion a woman The
actor evirced more sincerity than positive force.
sn6 indeed seemed overcome with feeling The
audience demanded q speech, and Nj kessler
gTzt-tsd the demand with few grateful words
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
OtHEE THEATRICAL NEWS.

81 tAe Harlem Opera House this week the Keith
G Proctor stock company is appearing in revival
o jim TIE PenIran." Miss Beatrice Morgan end
sonn Craig Ave 20 principal parts.
rfoiesscr .ie>Tt n Stanley. of The University
"t Michigan has composed the musical numbers Of
sspplso and Phaoe." which Harrison Grey Fisko
,s 70 produce. with Miss Bertha Kalich in the prin
1pai par NsEs Kalich ~ill sing two lyrics
what Snail RVe DO. CytAereaz" and 'Hollo"
El'e,l. Horny stel'
lfls Is ne second weak Of :he musical piece
@cToss the Pond" AT the New Circle Theatre
neNernl features nave been introduced
Miss Carlotta Nillson began her season last night
a. Newark. r J. IN The Three OF Us
W y Lawrence annoUsced yesterday that be-
eaIs@ cf the popularity OF TIE Man on the Case.
h'% n bis Madison Square Theatre. he had e.
s4ssd Mis- FGIE4iss :ie author. to vr-te another
Gay tor him
a, taaer SBs..c:on" \ rlelodranla by Ramsay
1aestre.
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WILLIAM HICKS.

One OF the pioneer workers in the field OF news
paper and magazine advertising. William Hicks, OF
the Hicks Advertising Agency. this city. died yes
terday after operation at the Memorial Hos
pital Orange. N J.
Mr Hicks was born in 1857 in the County Of
Dublin. Ireland. and this country when
young man He bought The New York Ship
ping Gazette and Travellers Guide which he pub
lished successfully for several years.
HIr Hicks entered the advertising field in 1859
p OF tho pioneer advertising agents of this
country. at that time there being not more than
three or four others in the field. He made
specially Of hotel and resort Advertising and with
such success that he controlled mora than three
fourths OF all the hotel and resort advertising pub
lished up 70 a few years ago. In 1879 he pub
lished The Hicks Advertisers Guide" which be
came an important factor in the development OF
resort advertising. Since that time the scope Of
his business had broadened such a point that
Il includes at the present time many important
newspaper and magazine accounts and is quoted
bv "Priuter's Ink ''one OF the thIrty-nine re-
liable advertising agencies OF the United States
The funeral Will be held Grace Church.
Orange tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17

on December 20 1866. and was the son of the late
Andrew McNally. Of the founders and for
many years the president Of Rand. McNaIy & Co..
printers. publishers and stattoners- Educated at
Highland Military Academy, he graduated IN
the class of 81 and married in the same year
to Miss Lydia L. Wyles. of New Rochelle. ". Y.
He at once entered the publishing house OF which
his father was a member, and. beginning a bin
clerk. steadily advanced until he became vcepresl-
dent and auditor IN 1888 He succeeded his father
as president in 1904
He director OF the Chicago National Eank.
of the Home Savings Bank and of the Equitable
Trust Company; president ard a director OF the
Prairie Farmar Publishing Company. the Farm
Life Company. the Vindermere Ranch Company
and the Neff Laboratory Company. He was a
rnepaber OF the Chicago Athletic. Union League.
Washington Park Marquette. Glen View and Chi
cago Automobile clubs. and of the New York Ath-
letic Club. and thirty-seconc degree Mason
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
PRESS COMMENT ON DECREE.

Rome Sept I7.-Commenting on the Papal En-
c,,clcal the Catholic newspapers say that in con-
demning modernism. which is in complete contra
dction the spirit dogma and discipline OF the
Church the document clearly separates it from
healthy and opportune modern research anu
recommends the study Of positive theology. The
newspapers add that Pope Plus y has finished ana
applied the work of restoration begun by Leo NIL
a work which, in the encyclicaL has its doctrlnal
and disciplinary programme, on which henceforth
will be based the action OF the ecclesiastical sn-
periors.
The ''Giornale dItalia,'' conservative journal
saws that the encyclica shows that the Vatican IS
incapable of keeping in harmony with modeTn
civil society while the Italia says: The encyc-
lcai strikes the characteristic note OF the Ponth-
cate of Plus and his reforms. II is the recon
gtitution of the Roman inquisiton.''
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Died.

MoRR1soN-on Sunday. September Is. Ella May MGR
and ganddaashter e sSs iiss ias john II MseGrsgoT
IS att m a. T - cue ges9y eySHy; ga6I FTnersl
Tsdnesaay ,, aftsrnGOn at osIoe BrOoksn san
MoRRIsoN-On Sunday. September IS 1907. William
Alexander Morrison eldest OF late David Nor
dsnoe. No. 87a Jefferson ave-. Brooklyn. n r. on
Tuesday. September Il. at ESQ p m Kindly omit
NoTT-At albany. n Y. September IS. Johanna T c
&c. Sofs 1f t5 @ a i M1rfaTss and Ios s %
flowers
SCOTIA PlanAeId. n j. on saturday September "a.
at bis late residence No as 'E Ras s1 From, ss Plsinsd
N J. On Tuesday. September II. at m
5531 o a sn. Il 1891 ss.1 M;ha 5a ss na. ssGT:a S.
members OF Wildwood Council Royal Arcanunl. and
Santa Maria Council K OF c. invited 20 attend the
funeral from his late residence No "a F1tand Road
Cross Church. where requiem mass viii be offered
sULLIvAN-Tirnothy W. engineer Of Engine Company
ness at his residence No IAD Huntington St Brook
iyn Funeral az a m Tuesday September ~ Is07:
OF requiem VIII be offered for the repose of his
swIFT-on septsmbe- Is. 1907 Kate Swift. widow or
the late Hiram swift Funeral services al her late
Tuesday. September II
THONET-on September Is. 1907. Jamaica. N Y.
EI Elle q S n E 1so age, - yaIs lSLs 1 ana - es
maica, Y. on Wednesday morning. September Is.
OFFICE or THE American SWISS FILE AND
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port. J. September 16. 19O7At special meeting ot
the board OF directors OF the American swiss F1ls and
Company held this day Eizabethport. N J.. ths
following
Resolved. That profound regret OF the
Mr.. Robert vona cleft. whose loss ws deeply
depIcrs that OF friend and wise eounselor.
whose assistance and Encouragement nave nnaler'Ss
aided the growth Of this company from IFS modest p
ginning important position in the Industrial world
As a fitting 20 tender t1ls eS-
regard 20
af7 family heartfelt sympathy
Resolved sngrossei OF this resolution ce
forwarded family OF deceased associate and
spread IN full upon the minutes BY order OF
the board II r 5r'JVe e-sEH-L1
and Secretary pro tenn
w.Rn-tt Jersey CITY on September IL. Thomas NJ
Ward. his T3d year Funeral services on Tuesday
afternoon, September II. at O'Clock. from his late
residence. IS Erie ST, Jersey City
wELLS-on September Is. Marion. widow o. Cnaries
OF Wells the residences OF her -
ter Mrs J. F Acker. No. $40 "a St. Brooklyrs Re
at Savior Church, sth ave and etn st.
on We5res1av September Il. $50 a. Foreign
papers please copy
wErELER-At Hackensack. y. J.. Septen1oer 10 lSv.'
Carolvn daughter OF william NJ and ErniT p
Wheeler. aged 4 and days Funsrsl se5vtcss az
late residence, No 1T2 Passaic ST. HacSe1sae&-
n J.. Tuesday. September IT. az 1so ocioeA
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
LIBERTY THEATRE.
Miss Glsser in lola from Berlin"

Miss Lula Glaser began her season last night at
the Liberty Theatre n musical piece called Lola
from Berlin" written by John J. McNay. Miss
Glaser lrnpe-so-aisd German girl named Lola.
-v:o zcddenlv becor-es wealthy by the death a
-e-astve- There ideas situations IN
t1s rteoe -: It e entertaining and affords Miss
Eizser sn opportunity 70 sing some songs and say
t5-7s pleasant things in an amusing manner II
has >1e merit. too. being free from vl.lgarty
Z = Eg- Dodson Mitchell. John Standing. Wal
ts- Pez;.:Dstc. Miss Lavin.a Shannon. Miss Minnie
S-+icofBc ard Miss Minette Barrett are some Of
L. principal entertainers. II the second act Miss
$Isaser .g-g -'C-ter dea Linden and In the last
a. Poor Lt:tie Foolish Man" both of which ap-
SeSreE n ma fEvcr.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fletcher D. Proctor. Yer
mont; Governor Johnson. Minnesota. GOTHAM
Count and Countess Seckendorf, Washington;
Baron Robert De Doblhoff. Newport. HOTEL AS
Tori. b Magic. London: II. II. Barthman, Ber-
MATESTIC-Professor A T PigoZzi. Bologna,
italy MANHATTAN-W A Alden, Pittsburs r.
W clark Detroit. MURRAY HILL-George NJ
stone Hartford Archbishop John Ireland b. Sea
f1,Iry ST. REGIS-Dr. j. R Hopkins Atlanta; 5.
p ;boter. LenoX. WAIIDORF-ASTORIA-J. c.
Chicago
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting OF the Far Association No ~ West 44th
street: S q
Meeting of he Republican CnIon No rs EaSt elSt
street. p
r-.oo admission 20 Metropolitan Museum Of Art. 10
f- N 20 5 D IA. American Museum OF Natural
pistory 8 a p. m. and Geological Gar
ders 80 a TO $3.50 p ca
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WALKER DEAD
Veteran Na0aL Official Erpires Sud
denly an Friends House.

YORK Beach, Ne. Sept 16.-Rear Admiral John
u walker, I. S n. (retired), died suddenly last
night at the home of friend at High Pasture.
York Cliffs He had been spending several weeks
with his family at the cottage Of Miss s. A Pick
ering, OF Salem. Mass Death due TO heart
failure.
It is expected that the body will be taken to Bos-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
WRIGHT LoRIMER IN BOSTON.

CBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Boston. Sept l6--In the initial performance in
this city tonight, Wright Lorimer, in his new
play. The Quicksands. appeared as Austin, The
play was well received by large audience
Others in the play were Hilda Englund, Miss Amy
Ricard, Lester LoneTgan, Carl Ahrends and j NJ
Colville.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
"THE BoNpMAN" IN ST. LOUIS.
TBy Telegraph 20 TT

TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
St Louis, Sept I6.-Hall Gaines The Bondman
was presented for the first time in America to-
night at the Olympic Theatre. Wilton Lackaye
took the part Of Jason. Elsie Ferguson appeared
as Greeba. and others IN the cast were Ethelbert
Hales Sidney Ayers and Hal De Forest
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
FREDERICK GEORGE m.NALLY

Chicago Sept 1s-Frederick George McNally. for
thres years president of the publishing house OF
Rand McNally & Co. died to-day. Mr.. McNaly
had been III for three weeks with nervous postra-
tion due overwoTk,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oniciaI Record and Forecast.-washington sept 10
Tere have been showers the upper lake region tne
,one- Nississippi Valley Northwest. the South At
lantto and Cult states In the North Pacific
states Over the the country the weather
generally clear
Temperatures are generally above the seasona! average
except in the Pacific states with the greatest departures
IN the central valleys lake region. the Middle At
Ia1tt. States and Southern Western New England
An irregular depression the extreme NoIInWese
be moving -sOutheaSr~drd and showers
may expected Tues11y IN the l.ortnNsst
Tues4ay night and Wednesday the upper MISSISSIPPI
Valley and upper region There VIII also os Iot-
sousrs eefsv from region eastward into
So FTIand and Atlantic ana tulf states
Wa51esdav Temperature changes VIII not De rnarke1
except In the Northwest where II Will prooahy oe eoote
Wednesday. y--.z..- -o-., --41
steamers departing Tuesday for European ports W.
49, i,gbt TO fresh winds with partly CLOUDY
weather, the Grand Banks
Forecast Special Iocaties-For the District OF
co1rb,, MARYLAND Virginia and Delaware fair to-day
and Wednesday: light winds. becoming variable
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey generally
FoF Eastern New York partly cloudy to-day. probably
local showers Wednesday idlr' HSnt % lIesA "Lils
mostly southwest
Eo New England partly cloudy to-day. probably local
Eh0 Wednesday fair. fresh southwest winds
partly cloudy to-day. pos
sbv showers in north portion: Wednesday fair light to
fresh southwest west winds
For Western New local showers to-day: wednss-
winds
Local Official Record-The following ofrcial record
rom the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature twentyfor hours in cor1Qar-
son with the corresponding date last year:
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NATURALIZATION Saturday. September IA az
Grace Church chantry. by the Rev NJ X Bailey.
Katherine Howard, daughter OF tto"aEu LA'sey' esq
10 Albert Sticknsy. tr
Notice. Of marriages and deaths must be indorsed
with full and address.
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the late %ahan s BTcha oTS PGnsrSI f
wednesday inst. AT 2 o clock
RorLEs-At Tufts College September 15 Margaret Bar
stow Boles. wife OF the Rev. Dr. E. C. Bolles
BRIGHTON sunday. september u Of pneumonia al
6F nv and Datsy shepard Bright in the year
Private services at his residence no 81 YES yes
Canaan Conn
CEANDIER-At Randolph. Vt. SATURDAY. September IA.
1907 Marta = Stedman aged O. oeloHed S wife %
and two sons. Albert E and willis d survive her
Funeral country home in Randolph Iuesday'
September IL. at 3 p. m
evening. September IS 1907 Sarah L pore Flu
private
ing September II 1907. Meatian Everett Dwight IN
the Goth year Of his age FgneEa & seyS % "a az nsa Ps S
morning September IT. at II O'Clock
HAvEY-suddenly. his residence. No = warourton
YonkeTs on Sunday sePenpsF 20: Ss az F4Iat 81
Presbyterian church. Yonkers Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock
HALVES - ~ .-
R. announce with sorrow the death OF thSiF mem
oer nEs ,aRY VAN BRES vANDERPoEL. Regent.
JESSIE KITTPEDGB HUMAsoN. Secretary
HICK-on Monday. September Is at me orange T, Ne
Hicks Funeral ser'le se5.tr IS on arrival Of 2so
orange station at s:2I m Re helstses sn ana IFeS are
respectfully invited. Please omit flowers
residence 12s West s1st st on Monaay- a1 a.
the Baptist ChuTc5 ss5h 15srnea m nea a. sprfns
field. Kindly omit flowers
MnERNoTT-Entered rest at the Forest and Stream
club wilmington " & on ssPsmesr w To- MseraS ; y o.
roO her e1h ysaT Funeral sgT1ess o fE SsDte hsr
late Tssiasncs sf m " inteTmsnt private Philadepha
papers please copy.
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THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible BY Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station webster aad Jerome Avenue troisys
AMI Nv S125 Telephone 4ooo
Cyrarercv Book of rspresentarfv9
once. 20 East 23d St. New York City
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chapes Private public arnbuances Tel lS4 Cnesea
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17

Slow Digestion responds quickly 70 Eorsfords Acid
right renedy obStlnAto IndleesIlcl
ea1ache and DEPRESSION
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17

ton tomorrow. daughter of the admiral left
here for that city this afternoon arrange for
vices there tomorrow. It is the understood inten-
ton Of the admiraIs family have the body Gre
mated after which the ashes will be sent to Wash
ington for interrnent at the national capital.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
Forecast for Special IocaIities.-For the Dist

Highest temperature yesterday So: lowest 60 average
IA for corresponding date last 61
for corresponding last thirty-three years. So
FOrecastruesday partly cloudy ptcoaniy local
showers Wednesday fair light 20 fresh winds mostly
southwest.
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