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New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
THE KEITH & PROCTOR THEATRES.

Miss Edna May Spooner performed Yesterday In
Tolstoy's Anna Karenna," at Keith & Proctor's
Flfth Avenue Theatre In the scenes with the
husband she showed force, and in those with the
boy she was effective. Her endeavors were sec
onded by Augustus Phillips as Count Wronsky.
Edwin Curtis sas Aleksei Karenin, Arthur Evers
as Prince Oblonsky, Benjamin f. Wilson as Olal'
W. L. West Nickolay, Jessie McAllister as
countess Norstrome, Olive Grove as Princess Sner-
batsky and Josephine Fox as MatrOna-
Mr. William Gillette's war drama, Held by the
Enemy was revived yesterday at Keith & Proc
tors Harlem Opera House. and was we'll received.
The cast included John Craig as Colonel Prescott
Robert Hill Major General Stamburg William
Norton as Lieutenant Hayne William Carr as
Uncle Rufus. Dudley Hawey the war corre-
spondent, George Howell as Dr. Fielding, Charies
Seay as Lieutenant Mcpherson, Louise RanooiPh
as Euphemia McCreery Agnes Scott as Susan NC
Creery and Beatrice Morgan as Rachael McCreeFy'
Mr.. F. Walton returned to New York yesteroaS'
after a long absence. appearing at Keith & Proc
tors Union Square Theatre in "A Toy Soiolef'
KartelL, a contortionist. wriggled into the 1aVoI
of his audience: the Gilmore Sisters Paulton ana
Dooley. Clara BaIlerino. the Dixon Anger COM
pany Lillian Dorcen, Robinson, Parquette. Woods
and others contributed TO the entertainment.
Valerie Bergere in "A Bowery Camille, per-
formed at Keith & Proctors Twenty-third Street
Theatre yesterday where was also presented a
niece called IN Dreamland" given by Emnet
Dewey and company The current bill lnciuaes
the Majestic Musical Four, Marzellas birds' Chi-
ford and Burke. Stelling and Revelle, Frleno ana
Downing and the Majestic Trio.
The English Rockers" led by Nellie Florede
proyded the chief feature of the bill. yesterday at
Keith Proctors Fifty-eighth Street Theatre, Win
a sensation act. Bert Levy, the newspaper car
toontst with his original sketch; Mazuz and MAJ
ett Lola Cotton. Oracle Emmett and company
Avery and Hart, Elizabeth Murray ana the El'o"-
Polo troupe likewise appeared.
The Military Octette led the bill yesterday at
Keith & Proctor's l25th Street Theatre. The -Four
Fords In their dancing act, and Gallagher ana
Barrett in their travesty, gained applause CharIes
wavnes and company, Tacianu. Frank Fogerty.
paIfre,- md IIoeher Ed Estus and the Jupiter
Brothers also performed. to the public satisfaction
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
MOVEMENTS OF STARS,

Mr. Sothern began his season last night, In Chi
cago...... Louis James is acting in Sap Fran
cisco. .Chauncey Olcott will re acting
In New York, IN his new Irish drama, called
''O'Neiu Of Derry Mr.. Wright Lorimer is
in BostonMiss Maxine Elliott has appeared
in London. in a play by H. V. Esmond called
Under the Greenwood Tree .--..-Mr CharieS
B. Hanford has added to his repertory Snake
speare's historical tragedy of Antony and Cleo
patra." Mr.. Andrew Mack Is enjoying sue
cess at Sydney......M Mr.. Dennlan Thompson VIII
make his re-entrance on the New York stage, on
September 80 at the Academy of Music. acting his
familiar part of Joshua Whitcomh. in The Old
Homestead.'
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
NEW SHUBERT PLAY PRODUCED.
"The Gay White Way Booked for the "a
sino. to Pre- ent Many Favorites.

Philadelphia. Sept 2S-The Shuherts' at the LSii0
Theatre tonight. produced for the first ume INC
musical review The Gay White Way" by Sydney
Rosenfeld and Ludwig Englander. The cast OF
more than one hundred persons IS headed ~ Jef-
fersou De Angels. Blanche Ring and Alexander
Carr. The review is in three acts represeHlIHs
a summer garden the Actors Fund fair at the Met
ronoti,an Onera House New York, and a New
York restaurant Scenically and in the matter OF
costumes II is the elaborate production yet
made by the Shuherts II is booked for the Ne"
York Casino for winters run
There is little plot TO The Gay White Way, out
there are numerous speciaties and travesty scenes
from reigning Broadway dramatic successes IN
which Miss Ring Mr.. De Angels, MI Carr, FRANK
Doane Melville Ellis. Maud Raymond Eisle
Bowen, Laura Guerite Post and RusseI1 ana fie'iS
Nfller's son. Heron Miller are seen
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
A NEW PIECE AT WALLACK'S.
"The Hurdy Gurdy Girl"

An impetus to public rapture was given last night
ct wallack's Theatre by the presentment Of a COM
position. partly of cooquy and partly OF song en-
titled The Hurdy Gurdy Girl made by Mr.. Rich
ard Carle and Mr.. II. L. Hearth.
There are three acts IN the piece. and, despite
the numerous gaudily dressed maids. street clean
ers bootblacks and the scene at 42d street and
Broadway The Hurdy Gurdy Girl is that and
no more Some of the principal entertainers, how
ever are worthy of mention. Miss Bertha Mills
inpersona ted Lola the hurdy gurdy girl and sang
several songs appeared to please the audience
Miss Annie Yeamans fmpersonated an Irishwoman
Miss May Boley a manicure and John W. Ransome
Otto Ludwig OTIS. sausage king"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
"TYE MERRY WIDOW" IN SYRACUSE.
First Presentation in America of Franz
Lehar's Viennese Operetta.

Syracuse, Sept. 23.-The audience that attended
Henry W. Savages first production IN America OF
The Merry Widow" Franz, Lehar's Nfennese
opsretta at the Weting Opera House here TO-
night, applauded the play and the players
The story deals with Prince Danlo of Marsovia-
who had set his heart upon. Sonia, farmer
daughter, but had been compelled to reiinGush ms
proposed marriage because of the objection or MS
uncle the King of Marsovia. Meanwhile soma
tried to find solace in marriage with the richest
man IN Marsovia. and Danlo is hustled off to Paris
as attacne TO the Marsoviau Embassy. ShoruE
after the wedding Sonia's husband dies ana she
goes to Paris where she plunges into the exciting
,nerriment OF the French capital. There Is pleas
ant conclusion IN the last act
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
OBITUARY.
GENERAL CECIL CLAY.


Washington Sept Z3.-GeneraI Cecil Clay general
in this city to-day. He sixty-fve years old
and a native of Philadelphia. He was an expert
rife shot and a member of numerous patriotic
ganzations.
General Cecil Clay was born In Philadelphia Feb
ruary 49, 1892 and a OF John Ashn,ead and
Cornelia (F'letcher) Clay, of that city. He
graduated from the University Of Pennsylvania in
1859 and little more than two years later he en-
tered the Union army a captain IN the 5sth
PENNSYLVANIA Volunteers. He to be colonel Of
his regiment received the brevet rank of brgadier
general and mustered out Of the service in
1856 He was severely wounded In the attack on
Fort Harrison Virginia. January "a. 1854. losing his
right arm and nearly losing his left hand For
his distinguished bravery in this action he received
a medal of honor from Congress
After the war he engaged for several years In the
numbering business, and in 1888 became chief clerk
in the Department Of Justice at Washington He
had been a general agent OF the department since
1903.
In spite of the loss Of his right arm, General
Clay became noted expert rifle shot on the
range and as a hunter OF big game. and for ten
years. from 1887 to 1897. he colonel Of the I'd
Regiment Of the District of Columbia National
Guard. He frequent contributor OF articles
on topics dealing with his favorite sports to For
est and Stream"
He was president Of the board of trustees OF the
Reform School of the District. member OF the
Council of ST Andrews Brotherhood. also mem
Der of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion the
Medal of Honor Legion the National Geograpnlcai
Society," the Pennsylvania Historical Society," the
Churchman'S League, the Washington bids DO
cfety and the University Club Of Washington
General Clay was married. in 1865, to Miss Anna
Wood Kester of PHILADELPHIA Their son, John
Cecil CLAW. is a well known artist and illustrator. OF
this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
"TIE SILVER GIRL" PRESENTED.

baltimore Sept. 2S-George Fawcett appeared
,,aar the management of Frank Mckee tonight
&c Jefferson Hunter in Edward Pepiess new play,
1.-The Silver Girl which was presented at tle
Academy Of Music.
rrba etorv IS of the experiences IN New York So
oietv Of Westerners suddenly grown rich and OF
the effect of financial on the young second
wife of Hunter who cannot at first bring hefsel
20 " -, o. tbe Far West. Ofsthe four acts the
G.. .hraa are laid in New York and the fourth In
the mountains Of Nevada Miss Jane oaker ap-
neared as the young wife.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
HOMES OF THE MOUND BUILDERS.
Professor Montgomery Decides They Lived
40 Miles Above Canadian Line.

e. Paul Sept 23-After spending three months
travelling in Manitoba and Saskatchewan IN
search of traces Of the prehistoric mound ouid-
ers. Professor Henry Montgomery, OF the Univer-
sty OF Toronto. has decided thas tnls nlys'eiious
race inhabited the continent far north as l4o
miles above the international boundary line FRO
lessor Montgomery in ST. Paul to-day on MS
way back TO Toronto He said;
II have devoted twenty-five years to the study OF
mound builders and cliff dwellers. and believe that
- = o,,,d builders were related the clir dwellers
~ New Mexico and Arizona and to the Aztecs' OF
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
Died..

AsIEHURsT-At Snseora Park N z. on sunday
at her late residence No ia Remsen ST. Brooklyn.
Wednesday. September 25. al D m
HECKER-on Monday. September O. 1901. CharIe. Heck
after short Illness his 65th year. at his home
No. 80 Pulaski ST.. Brooklyn
HERMANCE M :, ossinins. y Y September q 1907:
Episcopal Conference. aged 50 Years Funeral ser
Ossining
HgER-on s sunday September e 1907 gurr.ts Nsxsoa
st Fd InsTal @ 5sEsios az MS a5e res.1snGs Nc so
10 O'Clock Interment at Fayetteville. " Y Thursday.
Broo seSesef 5 Tsn @ Joel No br a ys M p asss
a, ns are resasncS Sss
New Haven Conn kindly omit flowers. New Haven
and Greenwich (Conn) papers please copy
JAMEs-At BRETON Woods. New Hampshire. on Friday
September l3 1907. Daniel Willis James Of New York
services m in the adso s S s charch On
Tuesday. September II IS especially rs-
quested tha, no flowers be sent
Resolution passed special meeting Of
Jns Childrs9s Aid Society held SfPte1ReF "a lse, os
have learned with profound OF the death Of D.
years and its president for ten years:
Resolved. That We inscrioe our minutes record
Of the affection and respect bore to Mr. James and
memorial Of his important services TO the society and to
sosies oc
Se s. a1sd Tsana m 6 sns % bs with Mr. James fse
He founded Health Coney Island for
lie Of many growing boys under our care He was
wise counsel and liberal IN pecuniary
memories of him IN the hearts OF great
number. and his good works live in the lives OF
thousands.
JONES On sspseg5sr q 1901 at ESsthanRson , rsns eng
Easthampton- Interrnent at CnaI-
bersburg. Penn
sLOAN-At his late residence. Garrison N T.. on
sunday morning. September %. Samuel sloan IN his
Goth year Funeral services Will be held Ac ST
Philips Church the Highlands at Garrison. n. Y:
Wednesday. September 25. at , special
train ~. Y. c. & II R. R. r will
the Grand Central (old) Station 105
rarIlr q I'M
The Friendly Sons Patrick the death
OF Samuel Sloan
Members respectfully requested TO attend the
funeral services, 20 be held at Garrison " y. On
Wednesday, September 23th 1907 Special train VIII
leave Grand Central Station at p
Mr. Sloan at the time OF his death the oldese
member OF the Society He elected man.
Society 1s41- and it's President rom
1851 1883 MICHAEL J. DRUAAOND, PreA
WARREN LESLIE. Secretary
vINCENT-At residence Of his father. Lleweslyn
Park N J.. Marvin R., OF John W. and Agnes
Vincent. IN the 23d year Of his aga Funeral from
residence. Wednesday. September 25 On the arrival
3:15 m train from 23c St. via D.. L. D w.
P r. Coachss will be In waiting &C orange eeoSo1>
Interraent at Poughkeepsie. N Z
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
THE LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.
"His Terrible Secret. "

drama entitled His Terrible Secret was per-
formed last night at Baney's Lincoln Square The
atre. and Mr. ". y. Turner appeared in II, as Mel
moth the Man Monkey. It is somewhat better than
the usual thriller and more novel Mr.. Bianey's
patrons showed by their enthusiasm that IL was TO
their liking. Mr. Turner's impersonation of the
principal character intelligent and forcble.
Miss Edith Yeager. Miss Mary Condor. Charles
johnson. Allen Bennett and David Elw-yn among
those IN the cast worthy OF mention.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
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pu,A CONTRACTOR FOUND DEAD.

philadelphia Sept. 23.-The body of II. II. Taylor,
of II H Taylor Son, bricklaying contractors.
was found to-day at the bottom OF an areaway IN
tho rear of the building under construction for the
Cirard Trust Company. in this city. He had been
missing since Saturday. The hrm has hricklay-
tng contract for building. and it is believed Tay
ior fell down the areaway While inspecting some
r,or,r after the bricklayers had quit work Sat
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
WAKEFIELD IN NEW PLAY IN NEW HAVEN

New Haven Sept 23 (SpeciaD.-"The Grand
.rrny Man. the play upon which David Warfieid
has been at work for year. had Its first presen-
tation this evening in the Hyperion Theatre
Among those in the company are Howard huH'
pa,ban Fax George Woodward. James Lackaye.
,,yurr, r7riot+ Miss Marie Bates, Miss Antoinette
perry Miss Amy stone and Miss Louise Coleman.
After two weeks in New England Mr.. Warheld
and his company will open the Stuyvesant Iheatre
g., Ne-v York
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
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poi,sH ALLIANCE IN CONVENTION.

baltimore Sept. 23.-The Polish National ALL
go hogan its seventeenth biennial convention here
-, aoor,inp The proceedings opened with
on address by Censor Screiber. Of Buffalo. after
r,.,ch the delegates attended mass at St Stanis-
I.ue.s Polish Catholic Church The remainder Of
the day was devoted to the transaction OF routine
bt1Gin
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

cIe9eiand H LyagstoR c5ieago 5s4 6 A RSteE Wsi
Seth A. Borden FAN. River william GaIoEay. Ens
I'D fSOTHAM-AIr and Mrs. G. A Draper'
Honesdale Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Ganed. BE" rIek norh
NJ NaTTATT AN-Ex- Governor Frank BiacH
TroT: z. r Hendley. WALDORF ASIORlA,.J. Od,o.J
~ DuntIey Chicago; Commodore Van RensSeIaer'
W. w. IS;ngton. p ri post San Juan WOLCOIT-
Tbon1as r ri Wells Youngstown. Ohio; Ward Ino-
row Washington.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

Kenarden Lodge, Bar Haroor'
u Me on the 23d inst. by the Rev A F. Senaufer.
d d assisted by the Rev A N MacDonaid: EranA @
iaorsrd kellogg OF York city, 70 Emile rum
phres daughter OF the Henry NJ Baker or Eiiza-
beth. n. J.
p1NctIEs- -RIyLI-James Bull Corona. L. l.. announces
his daughter Lillian MARINA 70 SoiiS
Pinches, Boston. Mass August lsVos py SH7
Rev Charles Parkhurst
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
BURIAL OF BISHOP ROCKER.

Washington, Sept "a brief cable dispatch re-
.si,ed at the insular bureau to-day said the cody
Of the late Bishop F. T. Rocker OF Jaro' VINO oieo
lost week was buried yesterday In the cathedral
Tar0.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24
vtscOUNT AOki IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, Sept. 23.-viscount Aoki The jap
anese Ambassador. arrived In Washington tonight
from his summer home at Buena Vista. Nd. after
an absence of several months He denied himself
to newspaper msn.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-24

Highest temperature yesterday ~ degrees lowest co.
&C. average for corresponding date last year. ~
corresponding date last thirty years "a
Local Forecast-Party cloudy to-day: showers by
night: to- morrow. fair; freah to high west winds
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For Los. Of Appetite-Half teaspoon HorstorGs
Acid Phosphate IN max sisss "H'ef "A'et -
Quickly restores strength
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the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota. and
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Washington September g.
Official Record and Forecast.-The Gulf storm has
moved rapidly northeast Southern New England. with
a further Increase intensity 1t caused excessively
heavy rains during to-day in the Middle Atlantic staes
and New England and finally some moderately high
winds along portions OF the Atlantic Coast The north
west disturbance abuormay and is central
tonight Superior with barometer readins Oh
% % inches at Marquette. This storm has thus gar
caused showers In North Dakota Minnesota the
INNER Mississippi Valley and the upper lake region ous
no winds except on its western edge Ine
weather generally cleared IN the Gun S'aes. % l.
TempeIaures generally higher especially in the
states between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Ky
Maintains where they from to 10 degrees above the
Tnnre viii bs showers Tuesday in the lower lake and
lake Tss9ns @ sns Fneand probaby
tnuns Wednesday Northern New 6ngand a Wh ness sns
' throughout the country On the North
where noeTs @ nof a5e pr of
oasf srs fTo Se Cork So he to Raspo anu
on The Winds EnssnS s s5s M be soas S:
sh o BRISK and mostly sQnthwest along the south @ , AT
antc f1as st TO os Fresh and mostly south: the lower
brisk to high b TO hIeh Weat to % northwest
fGr s EarGpsaR seat pstS wna %
probaby snn night or "Wednesday to the Grand
banks
rrc,st for Special Localities.-For the District Of
rolnrob,a Maryland Delawars-Fair. warmer to-
@ I,,s,esdav fair fresh southwest winds
For virginia--Fair to-day and Wednesday, fresh
west view Hew Jersey Eastern PennsyvaniaGsner-
dsv and Wednesday except possible show
aiy esaay in north portion fresh TO brisk west winds
Eor Eastern New Yor-Party cloudy to-day show.
ers by night: "Wednesday iaF' oii'N ~ his" ~
winds pa,, to-dav In eas, and nv
nisnt ~ wers w in northeast portion; brisk high
Tnr western Pennsylvania and Western New York
-foca1 showers day; brisk to high southwest to
west winds; wednesday fair
Local Official Record-The following onciai record
weather Rure shows the changes in the
.ra,rre for the twentyfour hours. in comparison
teiip last
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,-s. for spec,ai I.ocalites.-For the District o.

v,.t Official Record-The following onlciai record
- a.. weather shows the changes in the
.,arstre for the twentyfour hours In comparison
,,i,h the corresponding date last year:
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-31

The will of the late Mrs. Leila J (.
Frazer was filed for probate in the of
nee ofthe clerk of the MonangaIia eoun-
ty court.
The testatrix bequeathed half of her
property, both real and personal, to
her husband, General James c. Frazer
and the other half to their son, Hugh
Carroll, who is now in England.
The will bears .date February II,
1891, and is witnessed by George w.
Ramer and M, L. Ingles, both Of Mar
tinsburg. The deposition of Mr.. Ingles,
Affirming his signature, is attached to
the will, while the signature of q. w.
Kramer, deceased, is sworn TO by Pey-
ton Kramer and NJ. A. Spodgrass,
whose dispositions are also appended,
General Frazer is also appointed ex-
ecutor of the will and custodian of the
and it is stipulated that no
security be required
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-31
New h. and O. Time Card.

The new spring time table of the b.
d y. railroad will go into effect rex
Sunday at noon.
The card, as it will stand, will
bring No. here from the west at 1O,15
instead of 1909. No. s will have a
diner from Cumberland to Martins
burg, which will go back on No. 90.
No. % will come here from the east at
lilo, over an hour later than now
and VIII stop at Weverton, Har pers
Ferry, Shenandoah Juncti on, east of
here, and west at Paw Paw at Green
Springs. This train will have the diner
west. No'2 will remain on the same
time and the diner will run the same
as usual on it and return on No. /. No.
IL will arrive at 1926, few minutes
! earlier than now.