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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
SAVOY THEATRE.

That strong and significant drama, 1.-The Man of
NE Hour, is continuously attractive at the Savoy
Theatre where It not only furnishes the entertan-
lnent incident 10 interesting story well told but
Is oirusive OF moral benefit TO the community. II
nor play that breaches but II is one that tends
70 confirm in the mind Of every spectator the
'euon that true success consists in doing right
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IT'S "os For HIS" ALL RIGHT.

For carrying concealed weapons "Cul MARSH
a negro. was sentenced 20 tWehty-ihiee ua' IN
,,riso,,ra,+ NV Judge Dixie in the County Court.
BROOKLYN. Yesterday. Observers say that Marsh Is
surely the victim OF the fatal "twenty-three' lie
came from the South twenty-three days ago. ana
win begin his sentence on May %. There were
twenty-three men In the grand jury before WHOM
he appeared The official number OF ule cR99iit
room where he WAS tried is %. Mr. MARSH opib
ingy said that his age was also twenty-tlree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
LYRIC comPANrs FIRST PERFORMANCE

The first performance of the I. Abramson italian
Lyric Company took place last night at the
Peoples Theatre when 1t presented I'll Travatore'
in Italian. The cast follows: Manrico NJ.
Mario; II Conte di Luna, NJ Alessandron: Fer
rando. NJ. Oteri; Ruiz NJ. Pezetti; Azucena Mime.
Florina. Inez. Nine. InRanof. and Leonora. Nine.
NoveL The company will present Lucia iii
Lammermoor' Wednesday night. and that night
Friday evening "Rigoletto" will be given. and La
TraYiata" at a sacred concert Sunday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
VULG1TE TO BE REVISED.
Pope Places Benfdictines in Charge
of Entire WOrk.

London, May 21.-In dispatch from Rome the
correspondent of the Times says he learned
the Pope has issued a decree intrustng the en-
tire revision of the Vulgate TO the Benedictine
Order. In an editorial article the Times" says
II IS difficult to overestimate the Importance Of
this step. NO book" the paper says has ex-
ercised a wider and more powerful influence N
moulding the faith, morals. thought and tradi-
lions OF the literature Of the European world
than the Latin version of the Scriptures"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

Of the National Association OF Manufactur
Waldorf Astoria, a m
Annual meeting and election % officers the New
York Institution for the Instruction OF tho Deaf
and Dumb. Washington Heights. p. N.
Appreciation the Washington Irving High School
FOR Girls, reception at No. 1lo Grand street.
$50 y. m.
Dinner Of the New York Advertising League Madison
Square Garden Concert Hall. is p. IN.
Memorial for the Rev. Or. John Watson Gan
Macareu). Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. p.
Dinner O Brooklyn Board OF Trade Borough
Park CLUB. Brooklyn. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
SMITH WILL NOT PRoBATED.

Middletown " Y May 20-The will Of James
H. C'silentD Smith. who died in Japan some
months ago while on his wedding tour, was not
hied for probate al Goshen, expected to-
DAY When the contents OF the viii were made
public II announced that probate would pc
sought May 90 letter received by the surrogate
Simply announced that he would be informed when
The will was ready for fling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
okkRICk THEATRE.

M William Collier and his associates perform
le az the Garrick Theatre IN the farce OF Caught
= ne Rain give performance that is one
ripple Of rnerrment, clearly bright ana refreshing
1"ey have entered on the sixth month Of a pros
peroos engagement. and no doubt they will con-
Hhue their frolic until torrtd weather enioins a
pause -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
kNickEReocKER THEATRE

II Is purposed to proiong the career Of ..rI,.
,,,, q .ie hIichefoocker Theatre until the publlr
grows weary Of tin whi:n case. Ia ,,aao pu'''c
present popularity, II will remain consno, ~ aus
Tor many months. The combination 90 .rr,,l.,
music pretty scenery comical incident IA s 'y
oorlesque has completely captured the mint say
&c Messrs- Montgomery and Stone haze - -
eoa.oh 70 be satisfied with their success an
N'1faged TO continue their droll rninistratior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
HACkETT THEATRE.

Miss Rose Stshl and her associates. acting md
singing IN The Chorus Lady at the Hackett
Theatre. still in the enjoyment OF popularity
indeed they have been continuously, since Miss
stah appeared at that house. October t. last year
It is made known however that the career OF The
Chorus Lady" at the Hackett Theatre, will be
concluded on June !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
HUDSON THEATRE.

The fare Of "Brewster's Millions" with Mr.. Ed
ward Abees in the leading part, continues 10 at
tract the public, and its boisterors comlcality af-
lords abundant amusement. The Yacht scene in It.
while more elaborate than correct, makes fine
show and is much appauded. The career of this
farce nay be expccted continue for many weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Mr.. Savage's presentment OF The Prince OF
Pilsen,' in which numerous company participates,
led by Jess Dandy, has gained the public favor at
the Academy Of Music and It Will occupy that
stage, and impart pleasure until June !.
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Foreca,t for spec,aI IocaIi,iss-E

Columbia Maryland and Eastern Pennsylvania fair and
cool Tuesday Wednesday fair and warmer light fresh
north 10 winds
For Delaware fair Tuesday and Wednesday: light to
Fer New Jersey and Eastern New YORK; fair cooler
Tuesday: Wednesday. fair and interior:
light to fresh north to northeast winds.
For New England, fair Tuesday; cooler IN Eastern
Maine: Wednesday. fair and portion:
fresh west TO northwest winds.
For Western Pennsylvania fair and Tuesday:
Wednesday increasing cloudness and warmer; light
fresh winds.
For Western New York. generally fair Tuesday and
"Wednesday with rising temperature: light
cas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
Canadian Rate.

Mail subscriptions IN New York City 10 the DAILY an
TRI-WEEKL4X VIII be charged one cent a copy ext
posta se IN addition TO the rates named arove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Two big audiences greeted Keith & Proctor's
Fifth Avenue company yesterday at the revival of
blue Jeans Miss Edna May Spooner appeared
as June, and generously applauded. The piece
will be continued all week, with the usual matinees
There are the usual interesting bills at the other
Keith x Proctor houses.
The Van den Berg Opera Company is Offering
Carmen" this week at the West End. with Miss
Bertha Shack az Carmen. Others OF note are
Nine. Nold Micaela; Achille-AlbertI, as Es-
Canulus and William Xanten and Francis Motley
This is the third week of this company. There
unusually big audience last night. Next week
THE Chimes OF Normandy will be sung.
Fred Stone. OF Montgomery and Stone of THE
Red Mill company, at the Knickerbocker had a
trap shooting tournament yesterday his shooting
place at Amityville. Long Island. Mr. Stone did
not compete. but In try-out scored "A of a
possible e5 the best squad record of the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
DR.. KERR BoYCE UPPER VERY ILL.
Suffering from Nervous Prostitution at Home
of Relatives in Pittsburg.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Pittsburg May 20-Sufering from nervous pros
tration Dr. Kerr Boyce Upper. who recently re-
signed the pastorate Of the Madison Avenue Bap-
list Church, New York. Is at the home OF relatives
in Wellesley avenue. Pittsburg. Mrs Upper, who
is with her husband that he is in such seri-
Gus condition that only herself. nurse and the
physicians attending him admitted TO the sick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
GOVERNOR LITTLE CRITICALLY ILL.

San Antonio. Tex May Ex-Governor John s.
Little of Arkansas arrived here to-day from Corpus
Christi He is accompanied by his wife and
physician The Governors condition is regarded as
critical The party viii leave tonight for Arkansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21

ABEEI1-on Saturday. MAY Is 1907 Nelson Abeel son
or the late GUstavUs y Abee Margaret Abel
ana husband Of Nina Fessenden Jackson Abeei his
3Sth year Funeral services residence No.
10 Fulton ST.. Newark. y. j.. Tuesday. May q.
2. m
CCTLER-Suddenly, Saturday. May IS. 1907.
nae Inn, N Y, Charles Frederic Cutler, in the Goth
year OF his Funeral services the Church
kedeemer Morristown. y J.. $50 o'clock ?. m.
Tuesday. May p. 1907 D.. l. & w train leaves 2si
St 12;iS Barclay and Christopher 1880
STOTT- At santa Barbara. Cal. on May 10 Helen
Elizabeth Lathrop. wife Of the late Francis H Stott
OF Stottvfne Columbia County. New York Funeral
81 Barnabass Church Stottvile. May % at ESQ m
lnterment in St Johns ChurchyaTd Stockport " Y.
special car Will leave lower station. Hudson at 2
p.
TOPPING-On May % 1907 at the residence OF her
parents. No. West Goth Jennie Porter. only
daughter of Henry and Florence D. Topping Funeral
services al the Scotch Presbyterian Church 96th
and Central Park West Wednesday evening. 8
o'clock II Is kindly requested that flowers be sent
WASHBURN-On Sunday May 10 Marietta r. Wash
burn, widow Of Samuel Washburn Of Chappaqua.
In the sSth of her Funeral services will be
held at the residence Of her son-inlaw. J. c. Hull.
kitchawan. y. ". Tuesday. May 81 1907 D.
carriages Will meet the 1850 a. train from Grand
Central Depot at Mount Kisco.
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BLANEYs LINCOLN SQUARE rHrAr,r

~, heliar so long and well known ~ ,h,
80 80 po0ie az magician Of wonderful SKIN ar
- $3.50 at the Lincoln Square Theatre las, NOR,
=. - WI continue 10 perform there throur5o,,,
fro.. S'fssAl week Mr. Paul Vsladon q contu-.r"
s-1'a' also appeared. it is made known
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.

is readily accessible by Harlem from Central
station Webster and Jerome Avenue rolleys by
riage Lots Sl25 Telephone ramercy Book
Views representative
Office 20 East 2sd ST. New York CITY
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-w. L. Breess London. GOTHAM
Campbell Turner. Havana NETHERLAND-John
Nosawa Japan G. W. Stevenson. Portland. Ne
L. s. a. WESTMINSTER-R L. Welch1 Toronto.
WALDORF-C. NJ. Hewitt, Chicago; Mr.. Stude-
baker, South Bend, Ind; Isaac II. Clothier, IT,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21

The Lowell expedition is headed by Professor
David p. Todd, Of Amherst University. II pur-
poses to make series of observations and photo
graphs OF the planet Mars. and to this end will
establish quarters on a summit of the Andes The
expedition left New York May H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-21
Local Official Record-The following official record
the Weather Bureau shows the changes
for the last twentfour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:

Highest temperature yesterday. 90 degrees; lowest 40;
o. for corresponding date last year. CO.
average corresponding date years
Local forecast-Fo day cool; Wednesday fair;
light TO fresh north northeast winds.
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Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE wpl
De repubiished in The Tri-weekIy Tribune withous
extra charge
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PLAYERS NOW PROMINENT HERE

~ 800 ace Ge0rge Frank Worthng
I'm aIi' S Ss starr Charles Richman
sy Slatl. William Collier.
= 10 40, -> ~ Edward Abeles.
Mary Hampton " I Knmes,.
Nesta Victoria. FTraderjnl( pa
Bertha Shenck ouie TarrisdD
Julia Sanderson ViUian, IIa1ea+i,o
Ada Lewis T-idie -
Edna NJ Spooner Nontron9er,- e. c+ona
Amelia Gardner. PAM Ma liister 0
Anna Held Tohn " Gn,e
Henrietta Browne Neil Maclave
Helen Ware White WhiftIesev
Julia Blanc Verner Ciarges
Minnie Dupree. CIV Standing
Mary Ryan Arthur Forrest
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Notice of marriages and deaths must be indor,ed
with full name and address.
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Ch i NEEWALkER-on Monday May 90 1907 IN thu
ply OF New York by the Rev Henry Evertson Cobb
ttutn Elsa Walker. daughter o Mrs Alace Z Walker
to Alexander Mitchell Crane OF Scarsdaie n Y '
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Siiat MISS Cecil spooner will come to the 7irco,,
80 Iheatre on May 81 presenting plav called
Inc Dancer and the King" ' N'''eN
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Special Notices.

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office, 15G Fifth Avenuel
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daily.
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NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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ASTRONOMERS ARRIVE AT LIMA.

Lima, May 20-The Lowell astronomical expedi-
ton arrived here to-day from Colon
The Republican journal., 1907-05-30
Fast New Steam Yacht.

Mr.. Cyrus H. X. Curtis new twin
screw steel steam yacht, the Lyndonia,
IT'S fit. over all, which was launched on
April IL, from the yard of the Gas En-
CINE & Power Co., and Chas. L. Seabury
& Co., Morris Heights, n. Y, has had
her official trial and the vessel is now in
the hands of her owner. The trial was
on the Hudson River and Mr.. Curtis
and party of friends were on board,
while Mr.. Seabury represented. the
builders. An average of 20.25 miles an
hour was made with and against the
tide. Mr.. Curtis has sold his steam
yacht Machigonne to Governor w. l..
Douglas of Massachusetts. The yacht
is 119 fit. over all and was built by the
Seabury Company in 19o4.-Marlne
journal.
The Republican journal., 1907-05-30
WEDDING BELLS.

GILMoRE-KELLEY. Ralph NJ. Gilmore
ana Miss Alice E. Kelley Of Waterville
were united in marriage at the home of the
UMrldes uncle in Dorchester, Mass, Friday,
n hay 4. The ceremony was performed by
h Mevi r. a. Gilmore of Madison, Wis, a
y. Hamilton of Everett, Mass. Mr.. Gilmore
nas Ior number of years past been in the
enploy OF Davis & Soule, as confidential
Hierk, In the office in this city and he is well
SHOWN among the merchants and profess
s s.ohai men OF the city, among whom he has
me reputation OF being an unusually able
BUSINESS man. He is prominent in Masonry
anu society and is one of the city's most
promising young men. Mrs. Gilmore was
formerly employed in the office of the Wat
ssrviiie Morning Sentinel as stenOgrapher,
Ou. ior the past year has been engaged in
STUDY IN Boston. She has a charming per-
sohality that makes her hosts of friends
wherever she goes and enjoys a wide popu-
rarity. MIR. and Mrs. Gilmore will be at
nome at Elm Terrace after June 10-Wat-
ervllle Sentinel.
MILLER-YoUNa. The home of Mr.. and
Mls. aubrey Clark on High street was the
scene OF very pretty wedding on Saturday
evening, May 18th. The contracting parties
were Miss Stella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
99IePnen Young of Lincolnville, and Frank
K Miller Miller, son of Judge and Mrs. Charles
VI Nouiucil. lie nOuSe was Dpdu-
tlfully decorated for the occasion. the mar
lor. where the ceremony was performed,
Delng green and white, while the dining
room Was in red and green. Promptly at S
O'Clock the couple attended by Miss Ella
Dung, sister of the bride and Ralph Cola
more, took their places beneath an arch of
evergreen and white roses, while the words
Whlch united them were spoken by Judge
Charles X. Miller. Immediately following
.ne ceremony oountlful repaSt was served
to the guests. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Young, Judge and
Mrs; Charles K. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs W. P.
Gould, MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Brown, Fred
Miller and Mrs. Cora Fletcher. The happy
couple left immediately for Portland. where
they intend to reside The wedding pres
ents were many and beautiful, chief among
them being an entire silver service The
pest wishes of hosts of friends go with
them to their new home, wishing them a
long life and much happiness. Camden
Herald.
The Republican journal., 1907-05-30
Literary News and Notes.

Fiction holds . prominent place in
the New England Magazine for June.
Holman Days exciting story of the
battle of lumber barons in the wild
lands of Maine is continued with All in
stallment entitled, "In the Barony of
Stumpage john" Lumber camp phi
losophy, ethics, and the grapple of two
mems souls in the wilderness carries
the story on in series of vivid eli
MAKES. "An Intervention at Provi-
dence," by Gilbert Coleman is a pretty
story of a romantic chance meeting
that ends in love match. ''The I'm
finished Flag" by Kenrick Ferris is a
tale of pathos and devotion, and
'Lamey Daisy NJ. d." by Mary Agnes
Griffin, and 'Mrs. Blunt's Rebellion, :"
by Harriet A. Nash, are at once humOr-
Gus, quaint and appealing. This issue
contains much good verse and the usual
interesting departments.
The May number of The Writer (Bos-
tom is full of practical suggestions for
literary workers. Ellen Douglas De-
land contributes helpful article on
writing for Girls" and Ruth Hall
writes from her experience of writing
Books for Boys" Fl. G. Cutler answers
the question, when Publishers Lose
Manuscripts What Them" and the
editor discusses Editorial Response
bility for Manuscripts" Two articles
about Mr.. Aldrich supplement- the
April Writer, which was an Aldrich
Memorial Number and there are the
usual departments of Newspaper
English Edited" personal Gossip
Edited" Personal Gossip About Au,
thors," Current Literary Topics
Book Reviews" "News and Notes"
and full reference list of Literary
Articles in Periodicals." which indexes
all the articles of interest to writer's in
the current magazines.
The Republican journal., 1907-05-30
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS, Austin Greer of Belmont. in the
" County Of Waldo and state of Maine by
his mortgage deed, dated the sixth day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1908, and recorded in Waldo County
Registry of Deeds, Book 26S Page 800, conveyed
to George A. Knight of incolnvlile, in the ,oun-
ty OF Waldo and State of Maine "A certain lot or
parcel of land, situated in aforesaid Belmont,
with the buildings thereon, being the same two
lots as decided to said Austin Greer by Rachel E.
Sinclair. by her deed dated February l3 1902. and
recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds Volume
~ Page 20 It is also the same property as deed
his deed dated October 30, 1901, and recorded in
Waldo Registry of Deeds. Volume 262, Page 396.
and whereas. the said George A. Knight by his
assignment dated the twenty seventh dav of
May, A: D.. 1905, recorded in Waldo Registry of
Deeds, Book 276. Page "a, assigned and transfer
red said mortgage deed to me, the undersigned
and whereas, the condition of said mortgage has
been broken. now therefore, by reason Of the
breach OF the condition thereof claim a fore
closure of said mortgage. WV
Dated this fourteenth day of May. A d. 1907.
3W2o ia. H. KNIGHT.