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New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
J. II. HERRICK FALLS.
accident at Union League Club
While Dinner Is in Progress.
FEAR BROKER WILL DIE.

While a dinner held at the Union
League Club last night in celebration of
the clubs billiard and pool tournament of
last week. ]. Hobart Herrick, former presi-
dent of the PrC3uce Exchange, fell off
a gallery, and seriously II not mortaily
injured. On emerging to the stair head from the
chessroom, which is a sort Of mezzanine cham
ber between the second and third floors. he
tottered and fell a distance of some twenty
feet He knocked Immediately unconscious
and in this condition was taken to another
room where Dr. George B. Fowler, who is a
member of the club, and at the dinner,
at once attended him. So serious Mr.. Her
ricks condition regarded that his family ply
sician, DR.. Kimbel, was at once summoned for
consultation. A trained nurse was also sent for.
Mr.. Herricks son-in-aw and his daughter were
also hurriedly sent for and remained at his side
At 3 o'clock this morning Dr. KimbeH, the
family physician in consultation with the other
doctors in attendance, decided to perform the
operation of triphining to relieve the pressure
on the patients brain.
Some two hundred members and others sat
down to the dinner, at which i surprise was
of a loving cup, presented by j. Seaver Page
on behalf of those who shared in the TUNA
ment in recognition of Dr. Ranneys valuable
expert assistance and advice, which It was felt
had contributed largely TO the of the
tourney. Several speeches followed eulogIstic
of DR.. Ranney's services.
It then that Mr.. Herrick left the table
and descended to the chess and assembly 1com.
which stands midway between the second and
third floors. After Il short visit he emerged.
The stairway downward from this QUASI mez-
canine floor is entirely unprotected. and it is
thought that Mr.. Herrck. attacked ty either
dizziness or apoplexy, lost his balance and
tumbled headlong to the second floor.
II@Ga to
firm of j. H Herrck & Co., No. 81 Nassau st.
the junior member being Edward B. Camp. He
is vice president and director OF the Crpsus
Gold Mining and Milling Company and trustee
OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company. He
lives at No G3 West Seventy-eighth- st. and is a
memter of the Union League and Whist clubs
and the Century Association. Mrs Herrick was
Miss Amelia McKesson. There are two daugh-
ters. the Misses Caroline Mex and Ethe! Hull
Herrick
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
BOLD MOVE BY. TRUST.
Report That Theatrical Syndicate
Has Al or None Rule.

s story was abroad on the Rialto last night
that gained a respecta BILE hearing all sides
because of the rapid advance In power Of the
Independent Booking Agency in the last few
months 1t was that the Syndicate Booking
Agency, represented by the firm of Kiaw & Err
LANCER would in the future refuse to book any
attractions which had played intended to
play. portion of their seasons in Independent
houses. That is If production comes to New
York and is produced at WalIack's Theatre, or
al the Manhattan Theatre. or at the Majestic
Theatre, the syndicate will refuse to give it any
time at any of its theatres when the production
wishes to go the road.
The Sultan Of Suiu' at present at Wallack's
is one Of Mr.. savages attractions. He has in
The past booked time in syndicate houses in GER
tain cities. playing at the fremont Theatre in
Boston, however, and putting the Ade comedy
into Wallack's. According to the story he will
liz the future have to book all his attractions
always at syndicate houses or else entirely in
Independent theatres. Another manager who
vii! be affected is Richard Mansfield, who books
MS own attractions. He played at the Herald
Square Theatre in New York, for instance
Trough in Boston and elsewhere he appeared at
syndicate houses. Kirke La SheIle's action in
going Into the Manhattan Theatre with THE
--aFl Of Pawtucket" Will put him out of the fold
OF thc syndicate into the company of the inde-
ehdentS, ii klaw and Erlanger actually take
thls step. II they do. 1t will be the most arbi-
uuiy move the syndicate has yet made and
VIII doubtless be construed by many to mean
mat ~ considers itself hard pressed by the ris-
ing tide OF independence represented by Har-
llson Grey Fiske. Maurice Campbell, James K
i1achett. Weber & Fields, Stair & HayIin per-
h"ps kiTke La SheIIe and others
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
POSTAL WIRES CUT IN BALTIMORE.
Western Union Takes Them Down Where
Strung on the Latters Poles.

Baltimore, March 10-Linemen Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company went about va
rious sections OF the city to-day cutting down
the PostaL Telegraph Cable Company's wires
wherever they we're strung onto the Western
Union poles. Benjamin F. Moore. local man
ager Of the Postal. reports that large number
of wires running into brokers' ofHces connect
ing with stock tickers, well as wires to call
boxes and to distant parts Of the city. were cut
during the day.
John M. Creamer, local manager Of the West
ern Union said: Il received orders from my
superior oficers to do this work and ! have
done It. Every Postal wire on our poles has
been cut We told thera to get of and they
did not do It,"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
lJORGlN'S PAMPHLETS.
One on the Panama Champaign OF
Tenn ptation, TusoIence and Coercion

,,..f..or March 1C-Senator Morgan to-day
,,,.a 70 each Senator copies OF eight panphlels
T,rsnared l,y him on the canal question They deal
usually under special titles. with the IolO"il9
subjects: The history OF Colombia cahal CohSes-
sions and the organization OF canal companies; the
.e,bods erpIoved to put the old Panama Canal
Company into operation in France: COLOMBIA 5 re-
1ationshfp to the canal company: Campaign OF
20 Hutkl and Cromwell of Temptation. lnsoIehCe
,rd Coercion: Attorney General Knox and the
Law, of the Case: The Rights OF Creditors OF me
Panama Company" ard The State OF CNll4-4-
tion, in Colombia
In the second pamphlet S,nator Morgan contends
eiret the validity of th,. title Of the newt Panama
ron,panv declaring that the French courts had no
poyDer TO tli.S-ve the old F.Ir. canal company
or 10 appoint a Hqur,.ator 10 hold and coh'IOi Ihe
rrc,sr;v of that company "a FJnaHI- lie asserts
,b.t II. th- decree diSsC'sirS the old FahdIIA
I.,,r C.,nouanv = valid. the necessary effect or
,r, ,Ierrer U:s to terminate al the privileges anu
,r,perrv rights OF that company in Panama IN any
-. ,,rrur,enant 10 the canal. ard BY the terms
=, IN. law, nr concession the French courts coutt
no, pravert the same from Immediately reVertins
., p,,aros' Mr. Morgan asserts that the Frencn
courts oyers epped their jurisdiction III the UahsieE
., ritIc He also CoEtends that the Work dohe on
~, ,,ar,r b, the cid company belongs 10 Colombia.
and that government Is justly bound for the deoss
Of the company. and hence no title to the Panama
t,ara1 Germany can be given by any one but tas
Colombian Congress
D,scnssiny the efforts to sAI the canal COM
,arv's property 10 the United States. Mr.. Morgan
says,
The people Of Colombia lid not believe that the
NOUS rental and give back to Colomota, at the
end OF ninety-nine yenrs the canal and rallroaf
without compensati ton They were correct IN thas
h lief for the United States will never expend
sl40OO.OtO In completing that canal ana 70 SUoeD
for the rent Of the ground ard st9osooOo for tha
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
TIE FRENCH SHORE QUESTION.
Newfoundland Legislature Renews the ho-
dus Vivendi.

Ct Johns, n f. March 1O.-The Legislative
Assembly this evening unanimously renewed the
French Shore nodus vivendf icr the cur
year, after a speech from the FIennei'
pora who declared his conviction that the i'm
per,aI government intended to redress the COL
onv.s grievances at the earliest possible mo-
nent Owing to the Boer war and the suose-
ouent peace negotiations. the coronation cere-
monies. the colonial conference and the Co
loniai secretary's visit to South Africa, the ne
gotiations regarding the French Shore had been
retarded, bit ne was hopeful OF speedy re"
sumption.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
TO LOOK FOR BURD1CKs WATCH HERE
Police Asked to Search Every Pawnshop in
This City.

CAPTAIN Langan, of the detective bureau. yes
terday afternoon sent out score of detectives
st the request of the Buffalo police, to look for
watch owned by Edwin L. Burdick. The watch
ia supposed to have been pawned In this city.
The watch is described as being a gold hunting
case: a stem winder No 1I92O13. size Is. Elgin
nnoyement iewelied The detectives were IN
structed to search every pawn shop In the city.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
100000 FIRE AT PORTLAND. ORE.

Portland Ore March 1o.-Fire broke out to-day
on Victoria dock on the east side OF the Willamette
River and north Of the railroad bridge, and burned
hercely for two hours. destroying property or an
esttrnated value of $60d,OO.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
THE WHEELS OF

THE WHEELS OF GOVERNMENT.
Pennsylvania Railroad Washington tours oner
opportunities 70 see them ia motion. The next one
saves New-ToTk March a. Rate. N4 80, covers
oo3S and transportation sxpenses.-AdVt
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

The cold commonly described "desp-seated
xrtH main and soreness In the breast, df1culty OF
Sreathing and all that. yields quickly TO DR., D.
Jaynss ExpectneSnt.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

WHEN YOU GO SOUTH
travel via Atlantis Coas, Line Most direct route
TO Augusta Thomasvitie. Fiorida. Leaving time
ShS A NJ or 2iO +. n. Celebrated IN y and
Florida Special" once ll6l BWay N Y.-AdVl
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
THE LAKE sHo

THE LAKE SHORE LIMITED
10 still the great 24hour train to Chicago leaves
New-York s 50 D. H. arrives Chicago s@ next
afternoon; luxurious service; all Pullman cars
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

UsHER's SCOTCH WHISKY FOR
IgoEous minds. strong bodies and brave hearts
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
Just ONE DAY EN- ROUTE.

JUST z.
The Pennsylvania Limited makes a rapid schedule
10 Chicago Its appointments are luxurious. Its
departure and arrival conYenient-AdyG.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-19
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MAGOALENA NOTES.
Special Core pondence

Special Core spondence
Nagdalena. ~ NJ. Dec Enough
snow fell 10 cover the ground last Fri
TO disappear The following day. How
ever, the weather has been delightful
this week
Messrs. Foss Field and John Cane
are erecting a tne adobe residence 80
keep bachelors hall for the winter
They have needed the advice of tn
old maxim, which says: Prepare
your cage, and then catch the bird
To the tairer sex this ought 10 be q
good inducem mt, az both Of the gen
tlemen are hold in high esteem BY
everyone.
J s. Mactayiah returned home yes
terday from Los Angeles. His wife
who is at that place, is improving
slowly.
This place bas had a severe attack
OF gold fever lately. Several left here
the fore part Of the week, hoping 20
gain thir fort me in the newly discoy-
cred fields
The Catholic church on the west side
OF town Is nearly finished When
completed il VIII bc a magnificent
adobe editice
Rev. George Ward was pleasantly
called upon last Saturday evening 10
perform the marriage ceremony which
united William c. kiser and Mrs. Hat.
tie Williams In the happy bonds OF
wallock The bride and groom were
accompanied by some OF their near
friends to the parsonage
Last sunday evening az 7 o'clock
the Methodist Episcopal church was
the scene OF very pretty wedding.
Lawrence v Medley and w Esteila
Witcher both from Kelly. New Mex
leo. were the bridal couple. The bride
was handsomely attired Ia white silk
and the usual veil and flowers. The
groom wore the conventional black
costume, Afar the ceremony was
performed the happy couple and their
I many friends partook OF a sumptuous
feast at the Hilton house. Our hearty
congratulations are extended to thS
newly welded couple.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-19
What Irrigation Does.

Ralph + Collins is In the city from
Rocky Ford, Colorado. Mr.. Collins was
superintendent OF the government In
dian school at this place, resigning to
enter upon the life OF a farmer,
Colorado's great melon section. Mr..
Collins expressed himself as greatly
pleased with what he had heard
Oh the prosperity and enlarged field OF
usefulness on which the school has
entered and OF the inestimable bless
ing il is proving to the Indian child
rem. Mr. Collins naturally spoke OF
the melon and beet sugar industry OF
his section and OF what an incompar-
able blessing il would be To Albuquer-
que and the surrounding section to
secure an abundant supply of water
for irrigation, whether from catch
ment reservoirs or development OF
the undernow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-19
LAS VEGAS.

Ira f. Perry has been chosen as
superintendent OF the sunday school
of the NJ e. Church.
II. Studedaker expects to leave soon
for Denver to enter the employ OF ID.
J Osborne. who Is big wool-scouring
plant in the Colorado capitol.
The Woodmen's circle and toe
woodmens camp will hold a Joint
installation of officers in January.
After the installation a banquet will
he set and general festivities INDUCED
in
At the last meeting of Sigma Beta
Mr.. Twitchell appointed the following
gentlemen 90 act as chairmen OF their
respective meetings: Mr.. Mcintyre,
executive, Mr. Springer. music; Mr..
Strother, financial; Mr. Tamme ar
rangement: Mr.. Twitchel, Invitation.
MIR Twitchel will entertain the Greeks
December 18th. this being the last
meeting the society will hold this year
as some of the sigmas are going to
epend the holidays In other citys.
DR. Il. b. Shaw mas returned from
New York city. where he attended
clinics for several weeks. Or. Shaw
went To New York via the Santa Fe
10 Galveston. the&ce proceeding by
Mallory steamship TO the national ne
tropolis He is quite enthusiastic over
the Journey II costs Just the same
10 make the trip by the way OF the
Island city of Texas rs II does TO go
direct 10y rail. and the pleasures OF
the longer route are many.
Eugene Gallegos OF Clayton. Union
county. has recently been IN town.
He contradicts the reports which have
been coming from that section OF the
territory 20 the effect that stock has
been furnishing for the lack OF grass
and that the people are thoroughly
| discouraged and are moving away
/ Gallegos says. on the contrary, that
/ the stock Is most fiourishing. The
early spring rains gave the ranges an
! early start. and the grass was able &c
mature better than where the moisture
1 comes later and consequently con
/ tanned more nutriment. He says stock
IL doing exceptionally well and that
everything is prosperous and peopl,
/ cnntented
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-19
socoRRo.

r. G.. Patterson Of Polvadera was
amoung the guests at the Windsor.
Mrs. A. Winkler has been afflicted
with a severe attack OF rheumatism
w H. Baker, the component court
stenographer, Is doing his full share
In expediting work at court
t. A. Clemens. who rendered coun-
~ excellent service as former OF the
territorial grand jury, is spending a
few days in the city.
j. A. Smiley has benn IN town this
week az witness in the case against
Abran Abeyta Mr. Smiley and family
are now living In l,ordsburg
Lou Terry came down from Kelly
where he has been mining for several
months, as a witness in the case OF
Beagle vs. the Timber Peak Mining Co.
Two Mexicans were arrested for
stealing hides from the depot. The
! authorities give notice 10 all likewise
| disposed not To monkey with the
buzz saw" around the depot or yards.
J $. Mactavish, representing the
/ Becker-Blackwell Co OF Magdalena,
vas arragned before Judge Pope for
violation OF the Sunday closing law.
Mr.. Mctayish was assessed a nominal
fine and sentenced to Is days in jail
the Jail sentence being suspended sub
ject to further violation OF the law.
At the recent examination OF the
candidates for teachers certificates
Irof. SIRIUS. principal. and Mrs Sur
fus. assistant principal. of the Magda
lena school reached the highest grades
IN the branches on which they wrots
and their precinct is justly proud oi
them Mrs. Surfus is paid principally
by private subscription, the schoo
directors assuming to pay one third OF
her salary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-19
Commen. on Judge.

A Citizen reporter called on Judge
Freeman, who is attending court at
this place, and called his attention TO
the Socorro dispatch to the effect that
Judge Pope had sought entrance into
a gambling room on Sunday to satisfy
himself that the Sunday law was being
violated. 1t Ii not true" exclaimed
the Judge, the idea that q judge OF
the court whose duty 1t is to try par
ties who are charged with offense,
should voluntarily constitute himself
private detective in order to procure
evidence OF guilt is too preposserous to
admit of consideration.
THE practice OF prosecuting OHIO
ers playing the spy and detective is
something very seldom demanded, but
is tolerated from necessity; but no
Judge ever decended from the bench
10 become a witness for such prosecu-
ton. know Judge Pope and have
known him for many years. | have
always regarded him as a very refined
gentleman, and | applaud his desire to
enforce all laws: but II he has made
TIE instant vi pttblnihA w
tective the sooner he repairs the mis-
take the better.
Public officers are public servants.
The district attorney and grand and
petit juries are the proper officials to
enforce Sunday laws, as well as other
laws The people are the masters;
the judges and other officers are their
servants The fountain cannot rise
! higher than the source.
If the people want open Sundays
and the grand jury want open Sundays
/ | think the people and the grand jur-
/ les are wrong but | don't think II con.
demns the Judge. They are or should
be- the peoples servants to enforce
+ the law only when violations come to
/ them through the grand jury. The
world no doubt needs reforming but
/ doubt whether the judges can accom-
] plis', that desired result
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-19
TUCU MCARi.

Messrs Bogard and Moore left for
the scene OF the new gold fields near
Hillsboro. N NJ All are in hopes
that they will return with their poe
kcts filled
W. u Fuqua president of the
First National Bank of Amarillo. and
a stakeholder in our home hank was
H. the city on business Wednesday
Mr. Fuqua IL also treasurer of the
Choctaw. oklahoma and Texas rail
road
Sim Mcfarland has resigned as
cattle inspector and will now take a
more active part in the mercantile
business at Nara Visa. Geo. Campbell
who was deputy at Endee has been
appointed in his place,
Elery G. Cooper and wife formerly
oi this paper left for III Paso where
they will spend several days before re.
turning 20 Meade k&nsas. During
their stay here they have made many
warm friends who wish them much
success wherever they may locate
A sad accident occurred at the home
OF II. NJ. Bates near Puerto last Thurs
day. the little girl was playing near
the stove when her clothes caught fire
burning the girl very badly before the
Moore was summoned and dressed the
burns and at last reports the chid
was improving.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-19
HERE AND THERE


H. n. Butterheld was an east bound
passenger this morning. Tor many
years he was In business in New Mex
leo but for the last several years
has been lnteres;ct in Mexico mining
and mining properties. Report cred
It's him vita having made much
money in the southern republic. tie
vas on his way 10 Chicago, which he
now claims as his home. From chi
cago he will go TO New York. Boston
and other eastern money centers. Mr..
Rutterfield stated that Mexico is very
prosperous at the present time, grow
ing constantly in the number and
value OF enterprise In which Amcri'
can capital Is profitably employed.
OF course. there is European capital
az well. and multiplied industries and
enterprises built on Mexican capital.
but Mr.. Butterfield thought that the
Increase In number and value OF
American enterprises exceeds that OF
all Others. Americans in Mexico view
with dislike all suggestions hooking TO
the retirement OF General Porferio
Dlaz from the presidency. till nature
herself shall consummate the re-
moval
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-19
Received at Pen.

Sheriff Cleofes Romero of San Mi
guel county. assisted by Deputy Enri-
que Sena. brought from Las Vegas
yesterday the follow prisoners,
Sentenced at the recent term of the
district court in San Miguel county
ny Judge ]. w. Mills and turned them
over to the penintentiary authorities:
Anderson Taylor, aged thirty years,
assault with deadly weapon, three
years; Hannah Taylor. female, aged
thirty.eight years, assault with deadly
weapon, three years, Levi Burnett,
aged sixteen years; burglary, one
year; Felipe Garcia, twenty-six years
OF age. assault with intent TO kill,
eighteen months; Thomas Hamilton,
aged nineteen years, assault with
deadly weapon. eighteen months; Ed
ward Jackson. aged twenty years. as
sault with deadly weapon. two years !;
Jack Hill, aged seventeen, burglary,
two years, Leopoldo Andiada aged
thirty-one years, larceny OF cattle, two
and a half years.-New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-19
LAS CRUCES.

Louis Hosteter Is in Omaha, Neb.,
where business of considerable Inn
potance called him, He left to be
gone about ten days.
Al the election for acenuia directors
held on Tuesday Messrs Elwocd.
Quensenberry and Hager were elected
directors and Rosario Gonzales, may
ordomo,
Mrs. A. r. Meyer. who has been in
this city with her relatives for some
time, will leave for Santa Barbara,
Mexico, where her husband. Mr. A. T.
Meyer has secured good job.
Nicholas Gales. register OF the land
Office. returned from the gold fields.
and brought with him bottle half
filled with gold. several OF the nuggets
being worth a couple OF dollars. Mr..
Gales states that he and others are
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-19
SANTA FEE.

m. Horn OF Moriarty came In over
the SastA Fe Central to transact bust
sess In the Capital City.
Miss Grace Kennedy Is seriously in.
aisposel and Is confined to her room
at ne Hinkley residence on johnson
street.
Robert G. Gortner left over the San
Ia Fs fos his home In Goshen, Ind, He
will 10 absent a week or ten days.
Mas Pracht. a special agent of the
gcasrSi land Office VINO was stationed
in rA.s city for several years is now
on Sufy in southwestern Colorado
with headquarters at Durango.
Nagy1e Matz the four year odd
easshtsr of William Metz. of South
College street, died Of bronchitis. The
fuseral services were held at the Ca
thedrai.
Contractor w O. Carlson has com
mencsd work on the construction of
tho vitrified brick sidewalk IN front of
the Clenega property on Washington
avenue when this shall be complst'
| ed there will be a brick sidewalk on
| that street all the way TO the Palace
hotel which will prove of benefit to
the town and to guests of the Palace
/ hotel
Last Wednesday evening MIR. and
/ Mrs. Alfred NJ Bergere gave a very
elegant reception ana dance to their
son and daughterin-law. MIR. and Mrs
Edward Manuel Otero, at Post hall
The reception lasted au hour and a
half and then dancing commenced
and continued until midnight when
the guests repaired To the home OF
Nr. and Mrs. Bergere for refreshments
and dancing was continued until late
IN the night.
PIT" has invaded Santa Fe. Mrs
A. l.. Morrison. Jr,. entertained par
Is Of friends at her residence OF
Thsreday night, the rev game of'Pt'
WAS Ind ilged in and hugely enjoyed
b, all the participants. During thu
evening refreshments were served II
Mrs horrisons usurl hospitabl'
style The game is an imitation o
the struggles of the bulls and bears II
the board OF trade and will unioubted
~ become very popular. II is sd full o
fun ard excitement