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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
MAN CRUSHED TO
DEATH IN cAvsIN


man by the name OF Charles Tat
ton was caught under a cayein oi a
sand bank In the foothills on High
street late Saturday afternoon and 30
badly crushed that death resulted
several hours later. Taiton had been
filing IN the yard OF Dr. 10 y. VII.
Aon and went to the sand hills for the
purpose OF getting material for this
work and Il Is supposed that he dug
Ia too far beneath an ovcrhanging
bank. with TIE result that Il cavcd IN,
The unfortunate man was almost
Immediately rescued from under the
tons of sand and dirt, but be was
quite badly crushed and never re-.
gained consciousness, although DrR.
Wilson and Cornish worked 10 save
his life The direct cause OF his
death was q blow az Tho base OF the
skull, probably caused by large
rock striking his head.
Tatton came 10 Albuquerque sew.
eral weeks ago from Casevillc. Mo-,
with his brother, and has been living
IN a tcat on the rear Of ne property
OF Dr. Wilson on High street EIo
was without work and had been doing
odd Jobs for tho doctor.
he was buried yesterday afternoon
IN Falryicw cemetery, the funeral oc.
curing from the fu0hf undertaking
parlors with services by Rev. Craw.
ford
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
RAILROAD NOTES

lFrom Mondays Daily Citixen.)
Harry Benedict, who wae called 20
iRa Vegas BY the fatal sickness Of
his late father. A. y. Benedict. has 70.
turned TO Los Angeles, where he is
employed ~ . bridge carpenter by the
santa ne.
Dr. A. n. Burr has been appointed
physician for the Santa re az Gallup
ana will move 10 the Carbon City at
once. Or. Patse, whom DR.. Hurr sue.
cecda, will 80 east for the purpose Of
fur Their study.
A detective switch sent two box
cars In the ditch al Algod0nes on Set.
urday. tying up traffic for three
hours. No. was late and was held
at Bernalilio from ~ o'clock until 3
O'Clock. The dlicked cars were loaded
with wool.
The cheap rates from tho east to
California points expire BY limita.
ton on the 18th Inst. after havsnb
been IN effect for two months aad a
half and Tor this reason the west.
bound travel has been picking ~ mo-
ticoahly for a day or two.
The boilers In the laundry Of tne
Alyarado have been replaced and are
again steaming after n going over az
the local boiler shops, and engine
No. S6a. which has furnished steam
Tor She Alyarado the past soyerttl
weeks. has been returned 70 the round
house.
r. l.. BigelOw, for many years agent
for the Santa We nj Onava, has resign.
ed his position with the company and
viii HE himself and family back 20
Ravsnyille, kas.. where he vii en-.
gage IN the real estate and loan bust.
ness and near which place he owns a
good farm. w r. Mlzc and wife viii
relieve Mr.. BlEelow aud wife az agent
and operator az the little station.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
WATCH RAGS
KNOWN w ALL ACES

New York, May 10 Eleven yachts,
dying the haga % three nations, and
varying In ai4c from an S5.ton schOOn-
or 20 q tiAton ship, were prepared to
start today tiUm Sandy Hook light.
snip 90 2;i5 p. m. Tor q race OF about
5000 miles across the Atlantic oCeAa
Tor Lizard. on the coast of England.
Tor cup and three prizes offered by
tac emperor uf Germany Yacht
men regard this ocean race as q
move towards the substitution 81 a
more seaworthy type OF craft IN the
place ~ the International races which
have contested for the American cup.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
Is CONSIDERING
THE ENoLE PROJECT

The secretary OF the Interior mas
authorized the reclamation service,
In accordance with the act Of Feb
90. 1905, and subject to possible con.
gresaional action, to ascertain wheth.
or there Is sufficient land In New
Mexico ana Texasswhich can be- sup.
piled with stored water OF the Rio
Crande, 20 render the Engle dam
feasible. says "A Washington dispatch
He directed that the formation OF
water users associations DO encour.
aged In New Mexico and Texas upon
such basis that they may be made TO
any future action OF congress.
Engineering plans and estimates
are 10 be continued with view to uti.
living all OF the atorcd waters IN
New Mexico and Texas. subject 90
notification Il future legislation
should render Il necessary. and "
found practicable after further study
Of details OF this project. tnerc shall
DO begun under the terms oi tho re-.
clamation act certain dehRitc parts
OF the construction which Il ~ posi-.
bic 10 complete as portion ~ the
whole project.
This authorization will insure tho
continuation OF active operations
leading uptO the ultimate consiruo.
ton 81 the Emgle dam, but does not
In any way interfere with or compli-
cate the international questions In.
volved in this matter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
SUFFERED A CRUSHED FOOT

william A. CRATER employed as a
machlnist helper IN the local Santa Fe
shops, met with an accident at noon
yesterday which resulted Ia the loss
OF one Of his feet. lie was ON his
way 10 dinner and In passing through
the yards started 90 Climb through a
striHg Of cars. While between the
cars an engine joltcd ihem and his
foot was caught between the bumpers
and very badly crushed. lie was re-
moved 10 the local company hospital
Tor treatment.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Thousands OF excursionisIs won't
down the bay this afternoon 20 wit.
ness the start ia "a great ocean
yacht race. From the decks OF ex-
cursiOu craft Of all descriptions they
heard the gun fred on SANDY Hook
which WAS the signal for the eleven
yachts to start across the Atlantic in
the ilrAt international ocean race for
the kaiseF's cup. Public interest IN the
race is very great. not only because
Of The character % the contest. but
also on account OF tho prize az stake.
The ave thousand dollar gold cup Is
considered wortny Of the desire OF
every yaehtman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

THE C0manche Mining a smeit.
ing company Is doing probably the
greatest amount OF work This com,
pany Is all ready to push work on tho
construction Of The narrow gauge
railroad from Silver City to Pinos
Altos. The road may possibly he ex-
tended to the Barros. The rolling
stock. consisting Of an engine aud a
number Of cas-. II already on the
ground.
"The Burro Mountain Copper com
nany Is working both day and night
and "a turning out about twenty tons
OF concentrates a day. besides the
large amount OF fine ore they ship
daily This company "a under the
management Of Theodore w. Carter,
one of the original developers OF the
Rnrr0 property and considered one Of
the best Informed mining men in she
territory.
Cattle Industry Also Active.
"'rhe shipment Of cattle Is due 10
begin the 9Th OF the present
month. but / believe that owing 20
the congeafed traffic on the Santa re
this viii be delayed for several
weeks However, the shipments west
will he made on time, as they will be
sent over the Southern Pacific. Dur.
ing the next moath not less than 30
600 head of cattle will. IA my opin-
Ion. be- shipped frem Grant county.
"Tho stock will command better
prices than for several years, as the
range Is IN tho best kipi ~ shape
and the cattle have wlntered we'll.
thus putting them In sleek c0ndi.
ton Tor the market The people OF
Grant county are entirely satisfied
with present conditions and the pres.
ont prosperity viii put everybody In
excellent shape for several years to
come"
Mt. Hobart viii remain In Albu.
querque for several days on business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

"a. p. HARRINGTON.
"Adiulant General
General orders lssuedn 70 National
Guard.

ANNNNi
The following general orders. No.
Is. have been issued from the office OF
Adiuiant General A. r. Harrington;
4. Having success fully passed. the
examination for promotion. First
Lieutenant Edward !. Mcwcnic. First
Squadron Of Cavalry, Is promoted 20
rank OF captain. First Squadron OF
Cavalry, 10 date, May G. 1905. Captain
Edward }. McWenlo will report Ia
person % tho commanding officer
First. Squadron Of Cavalry, at Las
Vegas.
a. Rev. Henry Watson Ruffner. Is
appointed chaplain Of the First Regi.
ment Of Infantry. with rank OF cap.
tain. 10 date April gsth. 1905. Chap.
lain Henry Watson Rufinor will re.
port by letter % the commanding on
Ger First Regiment OF Infantry. at
Albuquerque
H. Second Lieutenant Charles y.
Miller, IL relieved frc = duty with
Company y, First Infantry, and will
report by letter 10 the commanding
officer First Infantry. al Albuquerque.
for nsslgnmenut 20 other duties In the
First Infantry.
w. Second Lieutenant William y.
lorcnz. First Infantry. and Second
Lieutenant s. G. McCrlmmon. First
Infantry, having rendered their reslg.
nations. ON account Of removal from
she territory. the same are accepted
to date May .. 1905. LieutenRnts Lo-
REM and McCrimmor are honoFably
mustered out Of military service Of
the territory.
By order Of
MIGUEL A. OTERO.
Governor and COmmandcrin.Chief
Ofilcial.
A. p. HARRINGTON,
Adiutaut General.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
COMMISSIONERS WILL
EXAMINE TAX RETURNi

The county commissioners have
formed plans for the examination 81
the county tax returns. Tho work
VIII beHin on Monday, May 20. and
wili Consume several days time. Tho
work accomplished through this ga.
animation will BE- acted upon 81 a
regular meeting held jane i5. and tax
afiop protests viii be received az the
nrsi regular meeting Ia july.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

n. r. Woodwork. a we'll known
horse man Of nenVef paaaed through
the city today on the limited for south.
ern California. ho Will attend tho
spring races here. bringing wits him
two PAGERS, Joe Mack and Netty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
DGclDEs AGAINST SANTA &c.
interstate Commerce Commission
Hold Rebates Excessive.

HoTn HepltcH ENco11INNs
Decisions In several important
cases have been given out by the in
terftate commerce commission. A
case against tho Atchison. Topeka 4
Santa Fe Railway company, was
brought 10 recover certain over
charges upon hay transported from
Robinson and Ia Junta, Col, and
Dodge City. Kan. 10 Marshall, Jefier-
son. and Kildare. Texas. The com.
mission held that the the proportional
charges Of both the Santa re com.
pany and the Texas 4 Pacific com
pany were unreasonable and exces.
slve and that from these two lines the
complainants were entitled 10 repara.
tion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
HEARING THE TULA.
ROSA DITCH CASE

The injunction case Of the Tula.
rosa Community Ditch versus the
Tularosa land and Cattle company,
Is being argued before Judge y. A.
Mann, az Alamogordo, a. 20 whether
the temporary Injunction issued
against the defendants from the use
Of certain waters In the Tularosa
river should ba made permanent.
Horton Moore, OF Las Cruces. rop-
resents the piaintin, and r. y.
Catron, OF Santa Re. the Tularoaa
Land and Cattle company; y L. Med.
Ter. Of Albuquerque. ana w. H. Lie
wellyn, OF Las Cruces, the agency
and the Indians. and Byron sherry
the other defendants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

The International aspect introduces
a sentimental interest principally, az
most yaohtmen regard an American
boat as sure Ia win. OF the English
yachts, the Earl Of cgawiOrd's Val.
halla Is thought to ho formidable only
IN very heavy weather, The German
schooner Is aot seriously regarded BY
many, though her capabilities are nc.
tie known
Consensus OF opinion appears 20
favor the Atlantic, though among
old senmon and experienced yachts
men each Of the contestants has ~
following Popular Interest Ia the At.
lantlc undoubtedly derives its force
from these facts Designed especial.
~ for ocean cruising. she has In hes
single seasons racing developed un.
questioned speed Her victories In
the Cape May and hrentuns Reef cup
races are regarded as Indicative 0f her
capabilities The presence on board
ct Captain Barr. of cup defender
fame. assures her being well handled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
GRANT COUNTY
IS pRoeeRous

Conditions generally have never
been better In Grant county In the
present time, stated d. G, Hobart,
the wellknown promoter, who AR
rived In the city this morning from
Silver City.
Everybody Is In good spirits for
stock Is In fne condition and the min
ing industry Is on the boom. Last
week ! made a trip over the greater
portion OF Grant county. visitiag
Pinos Altos. Hanover. Central City,
Santa Rita and other mining camps
aud az every one found that they
were working many men and IN some
instance day and night shifts,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
PROTECTION N MEXICO.
Conductors to Ask Roosevelt TO Adopt
Strenuous Policy.

Strenuous Policy.
The greater portion Of the Friday
session OF the order OF Railway Con,
ductors al Portland, was taken up
with the revision OF the bylaws OF
the order. Addresses condenning the
treatment of Americans in Mexico
were adopted and resolutions directed
TO President Roosevelt asking for .
more strenuous policy in behalf Of
railroad men IN Mexico were adopted.
The government control Of railway
rates by a commission was discussed
and resolutions favorlng the appoint
ment of such commission was sub
mitted 10 vote a. Saturdays SEES.
sion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

William He'll. sou Of Geo. Bell. now
of Trinidad. but formerly Of Ration.
will graduate from the military
school At Roswell. n, ~, and return
o Ration about May 20.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
Site Near Ensle One Of
the Best In the World

wv 0NoN w ufN WofNu
The reservoir site near Englo -
one OF the most feasible locations for
storage found Ia the west, The reser.
volr will be over forty miles In length
and lts capacity VIII be 100000 acre
feet. or ample for $4,000 acres OF
land 20 be supplied by a. The cost
OF the project. including the reservoir
and all diversion works and canals
ahove IN Paso. Ii estimated az $1,000.
600, or $40 per acre on 5000 acres.
This Is belOw the value OF Irrigated
land IN the valley. and those best IN.
formed pronounce the project desir.
able al the price.
In the item OF cost Is q dam, which
will require 800 90 barrels OF comeut.
a large amount Of machinery. gates.
TIC. entailing heavy outlay for
freight II Is estimated that the dam
will cost approximately $500, 600,
Congress has passed legislation 20 en-.
able lands IN Texas 20 be benefited
by this reservoir, and TO contribute
10 its cost. and the state of Texas
has alAO enacted legislation, which
eliminates any possible conflict with
the state authorities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Herman Haas. wool merchant on
Gallup, was in tho city yesterday ~
spend Sunday with bis family. ne re-.
turned vest last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

The Valhalla has probably next 10
the Atlantic the largest number OF
advocates. She BE- the largest boat In
the race. aud la heavy weather her
size and immense sail spread are sure
to- count in her favor the UtoWana
d another good performer with mod.
erateiy heavy weather The f1Edy-
mion u q iayorite with many fof very
similar reasons These are The four
most prominently mentioned popnt
larry.
About the Hamburg there Is the
greatest uncertainty. The Apache 10
well regarded BY a small bat devoted
following. The ,'leur Dc Lya also has
a small following Tho Sunbeam %
an unknown quantity largely with no
established record. The HlldoRThde
similarly has email chances Ia p0pu.
lar estimation, though favored b. lhe
few. vale the Allsa, IN the opinion
OF many yachting experts, IL most an.
suited Tor the Kind ~ race in which
she is entered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

William n Wise. the well known 80
ciallst lecturer. held forth last night
az the Public Library hall, his subject
being Mature and Health" The lee.
ture was fine one from all point Of
view, aud was not only interesting but
very Instructive
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

George NJ. Smith, auditor II che
Harvey system. with headquarters 81
las Vegas. looked after business here
sunday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

The Big May saie at Kompenich's.
which began on Saturday, Is progress
ing very satisfactorily" This was the
statement Of Mr. kempeuich this a.
toruoon 10 The Citizon representative
we had big crowd OF customers
on Saturday" continued the big mef
chant. Mondays business was good,
and you can see that our twenty *.
ira clerks are none 200 many 20 take
care OF the crowd today. You viii also
notice She great reduction IN prices
We have mode IN order ~ clean up our
oyor-slOoked counters. We hope 10
keep this rush going two weeks
longer"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
DEATH OF CHARLES
O'CONOR ROBERTS
IT OCCURRED FROM HEART FAIL.
URE AT NAcozARl, MEXICO.
SUNDAY NIGHT.

Late yesterday afternoon. kilograms
were received here announcing the
death the evening previous. az Naeo
zari, Mexico, Of Charles OConor Rob
erts, from heart failure.
The deceased was well known In
central New Mexico, especially IN this
CITY, be coming here In the early SOS.
and was city editor ON the old Albu.
querque Morning journal when the
writer OF this notice was telegraph
editor and foreman Of the composing
room. On a strike belng luauRurated
on The Journal. the deceased aud w.
r. McCreigm went 10 SncorrO and for
some time published aud edited the
then socorro Daily sun. Returning 10
this city Mr. Roberts divided his time
between mining aud newspaper work.
with varied success His latest mining
venture Ia this territory was on the
upper Rio Pec0a. where he has. NO Il
Is learned. several promising claims
from which good paying ore has been
taken.
A few months ago, In letter 10 The
Citizen, he stated he had the Mexico
fever and would go 10 the Cananea
district Since then nothing was heard
from him Dotll tho sad intelligence uf
his death a. received here late yes.
terday afternoon.
The deceased was educated al the
Christian Bros Catholic college al 81
Louis. and on leaving school returned
20 his old home az baltimore. Mary.
land. Here for a number OF years he
did regular and special repnrtorlal
work on the baltimore American. aud
when he nrst came 10 Albuquerque
brought along with him a letter OF In
PRODUCTION from the editor Of the Am.
erican, In which he was praised highly
on his ability ~ newspaper writer.
Before coming 20 New Mexico. how.
ever, che deceased was a resident of
Leadyille in the boom days Of that
great mining district. and located and
worked several mines which, on being
sold later. brought handsome figures.
Tbs deceased was named sitter
Charles O'Conor. n famous New York
criminal lawyer whose death occurred
some years ago. and No himself was
related to several prominent families
81 the east.
Besides a wife, his death Is mourned
by two sons. and ono daughter. The
oldest son. Charles O'Conor Roberts.
Jr., was formerly employed az the
Morning journal office, bat with an.
other Albuquerque boy LET'S a short
time ago fOF Bisbee. Arizona. Il h
Understood today that the young man
left Bisbee 10 visit an aunt, az Pearce.
Arizona A telegram was sent him
carly this morning 10 20 10 NacOzarl
and attend the funeral 81 hia father
which occurred there this afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

H. A Ringer. Of iillHboro. made q
contract with James Ware, Of North
Platte, Neb.. TO deliver az Osceola on
or about June rs frcm 1900 TO 1000
two and threeyoerold steers. The
cattle are local and viii be gathered
IN the vicinity OF Hillsboro.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

John ~ Mckown, one Of tho plon-
Ger settlers Of colfax county. was
taken 20 Las Vegas and put IN the
territorial asylum for the insane
Mr. MckOwn for the past week has
been rapidly gfOwi0g worse, both
mentally and physically.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

Al guard Of New Mexico - participate
In tho Memorial day exercises ~
thAr home stations on May 30th Of
each year.
IT is urged that the present year
be made no exception No honor too
great can be- shown the dead. who
gave up their lives IN defense 81 the
flag we ali love. and who died that
our country might live.
Company commanders are re-.
quested 20 ASCERTAIN what exercises
are 10 take place AZ their home sta.
tinns on thls day. and 70 offer tSe ser.
vice Of theif organization for parados
or other ceremonies.
I'm accordance with the United
States army regulations, company
commanders viii arrange for the ma.
llonal colors 90 be- displayed az half
staff on All armorles. from sunrise 20
midday. At noon the flag win be
holsted 10 the top 81 the staff and will
remain there until sunset
by order o.
MIGUEL A. OTERO.
Governor and commandments. :"
"Omclnl.
"a. p. HARRINGTON.
"Adiulant General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

n the biooa
la Impure goa
roB8 assured
that some
thing II wrong
wlah she aions
nch and liver
For correct
ing these or
gnna the nit.
tera A. oaprC
tally adapted
Try 4 boflio
and SEQ for
self a cures
H...N -
Inactive Kid
StlVeNesn ana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20
MEMORIAL DAY

MEMORIAL DAY
~ NEW MEXICO
The following circular, No 1, has
been issued from the Office Of the al.
iuIant general OF the New MqSlCu ma
ilnnal guard;
IL has been customary for many
years for organizations OF tho nation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

myth. nsrvsu8-
!, bad breath.
and catagsh Of
gts.ioR. Kodol
isoovcfy repre-
gcollon a. heg
combined With
rccouslracllya
Cure doea not
peps.a, bot this
mach troubles
Neesenlng and
mbsanes lining
w. Va. aayaf-
Tor twenty yeafA
uaing 4 y miA
You Fat
az tmss ne ntai
CO.. CHICAGO
FOR sale BY all drugsiatA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-20

FoF aale By an drugslstF-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-05

Jack Thorndyke. cool. resoureful. he was
q his best playing with that seriousness
that is the surest test OF a comedian Miss
Macgreg0r Was d8shing. wideawake
American girl and her evident appre-
citation OF the humor Of the situations
won the sincere admiration of everyone
Mr. Losee gave n drol character study
OF the uncle who, in trying 70 AK every
thing" gets matters in a hopeless tan
gle and eventually tries 70 find a way out
Of mis- troubles by Rough on Rats"
one OF the clever hits ot the evening
was that made ~ that sterling actor.
William n Turner. who gave thorough
ly consistent. finished Characterization Of
a family butler. He never for a moment
forgot his clever facial expression and
his amusing hits OF business and his
was one Of the delightful performances OF
the entire evening. Cleye- little Miss
Courtenay had altogether too litfle 20 do.
hut she did that little with the care and
earnest Of tho artistic she is, and Miss
Re.mer as the belligerent aunt was the
centre of FUN many times during the
course OF the play. Mr.. Caldara was eX-
cellent as real living Indian everything
he did or satd bringing forth perfect
screams of fun, and Mr.. Nicander as the
young college chum and lover who,
against his will is forced into posing as
an Indian. was screaminEly funny.
Mr.. Wise. given a vocieferous greeting
after "a weeks absence from the cast,
was as funny as ever as the fakir, DR..
Boiler. bringing out every point in the
role in sue ha manner as 10 keep the au-
dicnco in a continual state OF hilarty
Mr. Robert Turner was very clever and
amusing As the detective. and Miss car
ruthers and Mr.. Le Due played their
roles acceptably. Judging from tho way
in which the audience laugher A
Stranger in q Strange Land will he one
of the big laughing hits Of the Albee
company's season. For the coming week
a big scenic production Of Rupert OF
Hontzau,' 20 sequel 10 The Prisoner OF
Zenda." will be given.