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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

Dolly Warden makes it's first ap-
pearance here tomorrow evening, and
is a Julian Edwards and StanisIaus
STANCE production. The plot is not un-
like that Of "The Country Girl" the
time about 1880. The comedy is said
to give Miss Glaser. who made a hit
here ten years ago as Francis Wilson's
leading woman, an excellent OppOrtu-
nifty 1t affords also costume and
scenic opportunities that have been
fully exploited by Manager F. G. Whit
ney. In Miss Glaser's support are the
following good people: Harry Girard,
Harold Blake. W. II. Fitzgerald. John
Dunsmure, Bergh Morrison, George
Head, Lillian Walbridge. Emmalyn
Lackey, Lotta Gale and a large and
effective chorus. During Miss Glaser's
engagement the Columbia Theater or
chestra will be increased to double it's
present size.
J. H StOddart's Lachlan Campbell In
"The Bonnie Brier Bush" is known TO
US, and cannot be too well known.
Reuben Fax. whose excellent POsty
challenged comparisons even with Mr..
Stoddart.s work, returns with the vet
eran actor. AS Lachlan Campbell, the
stern old Scot, Stoddart's IS an unfor-
getabIe portrait. one or the things that
shine out from a mass of dull stupid
tiles. 1t is safe to say that the Grand
Opera-house will be crowded to see
him and Ian Maclaren's charming play
this week. The supporting company IS
said to be excellent. The piece opens
this evening.
rba california has an attraction this
week. beginning tonight, that will
doubtless cram it. in Foxy Grandpa.
with Joe Hart and Carrie dc Mar. Joe
Hart and Carrie de Mar are old Orph-
cum favorites, who are sure OF a well
come here whatever they bring New
York. however, stood 25O nights OF
Foxy Grandpa" so it seems quite
probable that we shall be able to en-
dure two weeks of it.
The AIcazar also has an attractive
bill in "The Girl Left Behind Me"
the famous military drama by Franklin
Fyles and David BelascO. Miss Juliet
Crosby. who has not been ION" for
some time. will make her temperance
this week.
sad news comes from Fischer's Of
The loss of Barney will be a serious
one, but he must not be grudged the
higher fight that he is contemplating
no less than a journey into the legit-
innate. Allen Curtis, who is 10 succeed
the engaging Hebrew, is hopefully her
aided as the worlds greatest Hebrew
comedian" Well see next week, any
way. Meanwhile lou" goes even
more hilariously as 1t gets older and
certainly more smoothly.
"The Scouts Revenge" is billed for
the Central this week. 1t is said to be
all the title promises.
Francesca Redding VIII continue to
be a head-liner this week at the Orph-
cum and four new acts go on this
afternoon. The road show that comes
soon has a red robin sort OF bill. it
having been found impossible to head
line any OF equal excellencies.
The Allen sisters are at the Chutes
and particularly good vaudeville.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
RUSSIA'S BIG EXHIBIT
AT THE WORLDS FAIR
Pretcntious Project Is on Foot to Send
a Splendid Display From the
Cars Domain


ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1.-TWO
resolutions adopted in Russia viii
contribute toward making the Russian
section in the st. Louis exhibition
more interesting.
The Sport Club Of st. Petersburg,
a very exclusive association. is organ
izing the Russian sporting exhibit.
which will comprise all the marvellous
sports of the different Russian ma
tionalities. The president of the club.
Professor TematsIy, and a committee
are busy collecting material for the
section.
In Moscow the Municipal Council.
after a long debate, resolved to or
ganize for the fair a Russian school
exhibit. which will be so complete as
to show the whole development OF
Russian national education. AS Rus
sian schooling is carried on after a
peculiar system this exhibit will be a
curiosity. all the more so because il
has not been shown anywhere outside
Russia before.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

the piece is the cast that has been
given to it, When grand opera lumina-
ries are considered not too good TO in
terpret comic opera there is hope for
comic opera. When something more
than face and shape and trimmings
goes TO the rendering of comic opera
the art need not be despaired Of. 1t
has been in a parlous state OF late
Only the Bostonians have, remained
faithful to the older ideals, though the
Savage companies and our own Tivoh
have done good work. But 'Babette,
with FRITZ Scheff. cuts a higher notch
Mime. Schumann- Heink is to follow
next year. With these in the field there
will be others to follow. and with such
interpreters even a Strauss need not
disdain to supply the comic opera mar
ket-if he feels comic oDerawise-
There are others Of grand opera that
Mr.. Dillingham;, who manages Miss
Scheff. would find useful. How about
Bispham, the gorgeous Beckmesser'
Sembrich, immortal comedienne; De
Reszke, Don Basilio, par excellence?
One can only pray. In the meantime
here is the cast of "Babette," produced
to utmost enthusiasm in New York
week or two ago:
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
Plays and Players
to Be Seen Here
the Coming Season

Blanche Walsh is breaking records
this season with Wagenhals and KEN
per's production of Resurrection"
The receipts in Chicago for three weeks
were $3s, 600 and in ST. Louis for one
week over $15.5O0. Three nights in
Kansas City gave Miss Walsh over
$3.50, and three nights in Detroit over
$4,000. The business in the one-night
stands ranges from $11Oo to $1,000 Miss
Walsh in Resurrection will be seen
here during the season.
Raymond Hitchcock, who is starring
in 'The Yankee Consul" Henry w.
Savage's newest comic opera, was en-
tertained by two American consuls last
week The comedian was the guest OF
the United States Consul in Toronto,
Canada, at a dinner party and later in
the week received an invitation from
our Consul in Montreal.
Clara BIoodgood. under the manage
ment of Charles Frohman. viii be the
attraction to follow Lulu CHASER at the
Columbia Theater. This brilliant ac-
tress has a splendid vehicle in which
to appear, Clyde Fitchs comedy. 1.-The
Girl With the Green Eyes" Miss Blood
good will have as leading man the
popular actor Robert Drouet.
Gertrude Rennyson. prima donna So
prano of Henry w. Savage's Grand
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
Several New Plays
Are on the Boards
for Coming Week

The week promises unusually Wen at
the theaters. with j. II StoddaTI anu
Reuben Fax in The Bonnie Brler
Bush" at the Grand Opera-house ana
one OF the most successful or recent
musical comedies in Dolly Warden
with Lulu GIaser. at the Columbia
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

Miss Redding corrected. "He might be
bald and lame, you know, and happen
to suit me. 1 believe he's in Alaska
myself
why don't you go there?"
I'm thinking of it," she laughed, 'as
/ hear there's a good deal of money TO
be made UP in Nome. But He must be
somewhere. you know"
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13
Mrs. Johnson's Song
Recital Proves an
Entertaining Event

An effective programme. in part
quite effectively handled, was that of
the Snider- Johnson song recital given
on Tuesday evening last in the Y. M.
C. A. auditorium. Mrs Johnson has
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

Chiaffarelli, the new leader of EIlery's
Royal Italian Band, hardly succeeds
in filing the gap left by Creatore, and
rather handsomely filed by Rivela.
who succeeded. The band itself is in
good condition-full of fire. energy and
earnestness, but it's leader has not the
grasp on its resources of either of the
preceding conductors. There is no lack
of spirit or power, but Chiaffarellfs
work lacks clearness. finish, refinement.
His attack is not infrequently sloppy;
the individuality of phrase is lost; tOnal
beauty sacrificed to noise. But he shows
skill in building his climaxes. and
certain electric energy will doubtless
make him a favorite in many quarters.
He is a modest fellow, too. and shows
considerable talent as a composer.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

Opera Company. has received from
friends in Milan. in Giuseppi Verdi 3
own handwriting an original manu-
script copy of the famous willow song
sung by this artist in the opera
"OtcuO"
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

OF the most hopeful comic opera news
is the recent brilliant success of FRITZ
-Scheff in "Babette." The opera is by
Victcr Herbert and Harry B. Smith. and
both are said to have done well their
parts, but the particular distinction of
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

sang" Norwegian: .Fjorton Ar and poIska
fran ''DalaEue." Swedish.
This week Nine. Inez Carusi. the va
riously gifted harpist. left for the East
on business concerned with the disposal
of an opera that she wrote some time
ago The opera. of the comic genre,
deals with the time of the crusaders
and is called The Crusaders" 1t is un-
derstood that a prominent firm of East
ern managers has the work under IA
vorable consideration and that it viii
shortly be produced.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-13

Gertrude Rennyson. prima donna So
prano Of Henry w. Savage's Grand
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
EMING.

From the Headlight.
| A small Bit of lovable femininity was
left by the stork at the residence of
MIR. and Mrs Chris Raithel in this city
last Monday.
Norton Shepard, of Columbia, Mo,
arrived over the Southern Pacific
few days since and VIII make his home
with w. z Russell at the Sunset Dairy
for few months to try the climate
cure.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Mccoy returned
To Deming after an absence of several
weeks in Chicago, ILL.,, and Terre
Haute, Ind. Mr.. Mccoy on his arrival
at once proceeded to his mines in Tres
Hermanos and is now pushing the
work thereon vigorously. Mrs. Mccoy
remains In this city.
A meeting of the business mems
committee of The Adilphi club met at
the office of Judge Seaman Field. The
members OF this committee are as fol-
lows: N. A. Bolich, A. J. Clark John
Corbett, Seaman Field. w. II. Greer,
s. Lindaur. J. A. Mahoney, Frank
Nordhaus, George A. Shepard and
James A. Tracy.
Mrs. Sarah J. Hopkins. who mas for
the past three weeks been In Deming
attempting to straighten out the much.
ly tangled affairs OF her absconding
son-in-law, 7. s. Robinson. left for her
home in California. To a Headlight
reporter Mrs. Hopkins said that, while
everyone in Deming had been very
kind and assisted her all they could.
she found things in very bad state.
Before leaving Mrs Hopkins rented
the Robinson store building to the firm
OF Tracy & Hannigan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
hOne>SfIN mnde
Levi Strauss Coos
CoPPer-riveted
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band 100 per cent: Charionets. A. I.
Shaw. painter; w. Peritz. tailor; J.
Jones. barber. Saxophones, A. J. He's.
son. carpenter: A. J. Mallstead, book.
keeper Oboe, l.. Yost. Jr., carpenter.
Miss Grace Roseberry was reported
sick today with diphtherla.
Mrs. s. Bacharach was able to be
out for the first time since the runa.
way accident in which she was injur.
ed.
w. NJ. Lewis fumigated the resi-
dence OF A. II. Quinly, and Al went
home last evening for the first time in
three weeks.
Miss Haynie Taylor, who has been
attending school FOR some time past at
the Sisters of I.oretto Sonvent. Is
spending a short vacation with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Ed McVey.
Candido Ramlres, driver for the Las
Vegas Transfer company. and Miss Eu.
genio Bnrela were married by Father
Paul Gilberton In the west side Catho.
lie church.
Miss Carrie Burnett has accepted
the position with the Las Vegas Trans
fer company made vacant by the resig.
nation OF Miss Emma Petty, who will
leave in a day or so for her old Ken
lucky home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
PORTAlES.

From the Herald.
Mrs. l.. D. Bowlln and sister will
open their photograph gallery to the
public about February ].
p. A. Cox, of Comanche. |. T., has
located near town. He informs us
that he expects a number OF his old
Indian Territory -neigfrbors here in the
early spring.
The Red Men lodge. recently organ
lied here. has about thirty-flve men,
bers and Is rapidly growing. The lodge
meets every Tuesday night.
A gentleman from Texico informed
us this week that his little town was
ctill on the boom and there was no
doubt but what they will have city
of 500 population by March l.
G. l.. Merriwether. of Bethel. was in
town, and while here paid this Office a
pleasant visit. He informed us that
an effort was being made to connect
his town with Portales by means OF an
Independent telephone line. to be own
ed and controlled by Bethel citizens.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
ALBUQUERQUE NEW MEXICO SATURDAY JANUARY 81 1908

In town tor several weeks, left for his
home In California.
Davis and Rashed Koury returned
the first OF the week from very sue
cessful business trip to Galisteo and
other points east and south.
w. w. Atchison was In from Hea.
gan, and reports everything lively In
the new coal camp. He says there are
about thirty mtn at work and me force
is being increased as last as room can
be made for more. He also states that
new machinery and equipments are
arriving every day.
Last Monday morning, while. bah
biting some boxes, James Coleman and
his blacksmith, Steve Conred, had an
accident which came near costing Mr..
Conred his sight. While pouring the
molten metal II came In contact with
some moisture, causing II to explode
and fly over both men, burning Conred
so badly about the face and eyes that
he has beeh unable to work since.
Fortunately for Mr.. Coleman he did
not receive the force OF the blow In the
face. so he was not seriously injured.
Quite an excitement was created
Wednesday afternoon. when Epifanio
Romero came in from Cieneguia and
reported that the two men who killed
the jaiie- in Santa Fe and made their
escape, last Sunday evening, had spent
the night In Cieneguia. On nearing
this report the city marshal, Matias
Montoya. went to work to organize
party to go out and look for them, but
when is was found that no reward of
any account was offered for their capt
ure, no one appeared to care about
spending their time hunting convicts
for fun,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31

buggy some. but not seriously. and
stopping the team.
Aztec.
From the Index.
l.. b. Weeks. of La Plata, was In
town several days this week He has
recently returned from a business trip
to North Dakota and Nebraska and re.
turned more pleased with San Juan
county than ever
Col. ID. X. B. Sellers and c. E. starr,
of the Farmington Hustler, were Aztec
visitors. The colonel was attending to
business at the court house in connec-
tion with numerous real estate sales
he has been making.
w +. Gillian. Jr., and Byron Baker,
who left several weeks ago, with some
idea OF going to Washington state, re.
turned to Aztec, this week, well salts
fed that sunny San Juan was good
enough for them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
socoRRo.

From the Chieftain.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tabacchi are
living at Cat Mountain.
Helen Sperling has returned home
from a visit with relatives in Magda.
lena.
The new county offcials are now In
full possession of the coupty's affairs
and everything is going on as smooth.
ly as could be wished.
f. Katzenstein has recently bought
the Earnest Browne property from
Mrs. Thomas Jaques. 1he considera.
ton was not far from 5000.
Max B. Fitch was down from Mag.
dalena. He states that work is pro.
gres7ing at the Graphic mine and that
the prospects are good.
Miss Meldrum. OF Buffalo, N. Y, is
the guest OF her friend, Mrs. Ross Nc
MILAN. at her home in this city.
Harry Wade has returned from Colo
RADIO Springs, where he went several
days ago TO convey the remains of his
wife for burial.
1t is reported tnat pumping plant
is being installed on the Phillip Zim.
mer place near San Acacia for the pur.
pose of irrigating from the underfiow
of the river
Lilies & Torres. proprie,ors of the
Palace saleen. have completed the fur.
nishing of their private club rooms.
The rooms are now as cozy and com.
Portable as could be wished and add
much to the general attractiveness of
the place,
+. Katzenstein visited the Cat Noun
tain mining camp the first of the week.
He reports the camp In a fourishing
condition. The company now operat.
ing there have two shafts down about
l5o feet each and the ore body is Wild
ening. Machinery will s & once be in
stalled with ample capacity to handle
the ore.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
SANTA FE.
New Mexican.

From the New Mexican.
Sheriff Kinsell has appointed Jesus
Gonzales as jailor. to succeed the late
Epitacio Gallegos.
Mrs. NJ. j. Warner was stricken with
paralysis this morning and was found
lying on the floor of her room about
noon by friend who called. She re-
covered consciousness within a short
time but is in a criticize condition. Her
entire left side is affected.
Steps have been taken TO have the
remains Of the late Henry Becker
brought here from Santa Cruz and in
TERED in national cemetery. Becker
died at Santa Cruz on January l and
had often expressed the wish that he
might he buried In the national Gene
terry here. He was born In Westphalia.
Germany. In 1889 and came to this
country when quite young. He en-
listed as private in company A, Fifth
United States infantry, on January 27,
1858, and was discharged In this city
on January 27, 1868. He re-entered
the service February 3, 1864, as second
lieutenant In company II, First New
Mexico cavalry, then commanded by
Kit Carson, and he was discharged as
first lieutenant on March 20, 1866. He
Joined Carleton post. q. A. r., OF this
city, in 1856.
A conference was held yesterday be-
tween the committee OF citizens and
officers OF the Denver 4 Rio Grande
railway company on the subject of the
proposed curtailment OF train service
The committee was composed of Hon.
l.. Il. Prince, II. B. Cartwright. 8. q.
Cartwright, w. 8. Hopewell, Col Ven
Baca and Leo Hersch. Solicitor Gen
eral ". L. Bartlett was also present
The meeting was not formal one with
fxed addresses. but the members OF
the committee and the railroad men
talked the matter over informally
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
RATION.
From the Range.

From the Range.
Miss icie pickle mas gone to Daw-
son, whore she will visit with Mrs.
Fred Whitney for month.
r. II. Ayres, of the First National
bank. left for Excelsior Springs. Mo-.
where he hopes to gain health and
strength. Mrs Ayres will join him In
about week.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
elected officers recently as follows.
President, Merton Davenport; vice
president. Mrs. Tom Bourne secre-
tary, Mrs. Willett; treasurer, Alva Oh
bert, orsanist. MISS Bessie Noble. :
Reuben s. leonard. who has been
employed In }. w. Crouse's furniture
store, IL seriously Ill with In grippe
and was taken to the Sisters hospital
at Trinidad. Mr.. Grouse, who has
done what he could for the old gen.
tleman's comfort. Is in correspondence
with ii. relatives in the east.
Owing to failure In securing nee
essary timbers for the completion OF
the derrick. the New Mexico Oil and
Gas company was not able TO start
drilling on the oil well near Reton
this week. 1t is Anticipated that ev-
erything will be lr readiness to COM
mence drilling the first of next week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
OEMiNG.

From the Herald.
II is reported that our distinguished
fellow citizen. Judge Seaman Field,
will be offered the chairmanship of the
Deming National Sanitarium auxil-
larry board.
VIM. Cotton, Esq. who has suffered
much from gathering In his ear
during the last month or so, had an
operation performed by DR.. Swope
one day last week, which was very
successful and has afforded him much
needed rest.
The Demlng National Sanitarium
enterprise is shaping itself nicely and
Is ready creating considerable inquiry
from health seekers. The sanitarium
board has issued its prospectus, a neat
folder OF about fifteen pages, contain
ing valuable testimony OF the curative
qualities OF Deming air, sunshine ahd
water on affected lungs.
On Friday last the cozy home of @.
II. Harris, near the Methodist church.
caught fire from defective fue and
was entirely consumed together with
It's contents. Mrs. Harris and baby
narrowly escaped with their lives.
Their pet dog. that lived under the
house. was burned to crisp. Loss
81. 600, insurance in Burnside's agency
$500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
SILVER CITY.
From the Independent.

From the Independent.
The report has come from resident
physicians that the year ending 1902
was the most successful one known in
the Ladies' hospital.
The s.reet cleaning which has been
done during the last few days is well
worth the commentator of the people,
as II makes marked improvement In
the appearance of the town.
The prospects OF the new gymnas.
ium are growing brighter all the time.
Several OF the men of town have come
in and entered their names on the list,
the size of which is now so great that
President Newell says he can vouch
for its surely being go
w. s. Cox Is preparing a level yard
out OF sloping hillside and last week
in blasting the Mexican there employ.
ed succeeded in breaking few win
dows. The result of this work Of lev
cling VIII. however. make very great
improvement on Mr.. Cox's residence
site.
Espelio Sepera, who has been at the
Ladies' hospital for several weeks, had
his foot amputated Friday. This Mex.
lean was injured In Lordsburg In De
cember when being put on the ear by a
conductor, while the train was In mo-
ton. The man was stealing a ride and
was dismissed on this account. when
he fell he believes the wheel to have
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
SAN MARCIAL.

From the Bee.
Chas. Crossman was In from the
ranch this week.
8. G. Vaughn and Chas. Crossman
have been appointed administrators OF
the estate OF the late Paddy Vaughn.
Mrs. b. w. Cruickshank. as deputy
in the postofiice. is serving the public
TO their expressed satisfaction.
The Methodist church seems to be
taking on new life, as the ser vices are
very well attended and there were sew.
en- accessions last Sunday. Among
them was Mrs d. A. Shope. Mrs. Rose
and daughter, Nellie, Mrs. James Mich
OILS and Mrs. Alfred EittreIm.
One of Leo Loewenstein's delivery
horses. in a frolicsome mood. took a
run around the plaza Wednesday after
noon and reduced good wagon to
splinters
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B. Hanson left for
Denver in the hope that the gentle.
mans health will derive benefit from
the change. Mr.. Hanson will occupy
a position In bank there.
Thursday evening an alarm was
sounded that the home OF II. C. Lob
man was In flames. A few men and
several ladies rushed across tho river
TO the assistance of the family to find
that 1t was the dry grass on the pas
ture which had taken fire.