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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
THIRD LETTER
FOR CITIZEN
ON HONDURAS
Vivid Views Of People
and Places Under
TrOpiC Skies.
STORY WELL WORTH READING
~ LaANouR mefALL

special CuIrC uunifuCC
ssh Pedro suir. Honduras. July H.
Tho tirIsstudes oi irp over iho
intfrOCcaulc railway afe numel0i s
and harruwine Americana SEQ aoNl
poIueiualy ah nl ihr souliess iftns.
rofiatlun companies OF their own
country End themselves wqrdiUas AFTER
one experience ON iia ino
davluR ius completed n journey of
hifIyacvcn miles in eighteen hours.
speak from The card Our leaving
'lme was g O'Clock. hut Wo didn't pan
oui from Puerto C1ucs until no in
D. morning. Tao nondCacrlpt anlif
which mcy call train down here
consisted Of q Nuod.burnlng engine
four hai cars aud n passenger coach
our crew was composed of on. onNi.
uper q half dozen nrcmcn. one brake
man ana iho conductor.
There ives an extra man. but en- tao
Whole vocabulary uf railroads / nnd
no name for him. Hie position how.
ever. was a commanding one. and ns
subsequent events proved. q most I'm.
poriaui one. Ho perched himself on
The front of the onwao. above where
the cowcatcbcf should be. and. upon
accession, ludustr-usIy .adled sand
from a box beside hlm 90 the rails In
front.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
SssssssSsssos sssossSssssSsss

dfa'cr told how he nnd Eono into
husIaesa with 5000. and bad sG5 900
ai ihc end OF the drat ycer One Big
company haa been getting lee nt 81
9 Ton. white D was selling at a. ton
in hr open market 10 was ala0
shown that the Tee factories gave u q
rebate. q was shown tdia Ice costs
about ii3 80 n ton t0 make
ln jacksonville, Fla. the alleged
shortage was dlaprovod by ihe fact
that euly one 81 the sig Zee factories
% in operation END riai d makes thren
times The amount of Ice consumed
daily in mo city Thi8 lee d sold %
q delivery company no t2 90 q ton.
which gels front ss 90 $40 Tor 81.
fonkCrs and NJ Vernon. n y, both
have schemes
Ono III q municipal faciory and me
other clneumora' coz pCrHflgo com.
pany
Perhaps me mOsf interesting prose.
cuilou q ihat so waahiustnn. where a
federal law ~ involved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

The MIST interesting tnIng on the
place, however, was the cocoa tree.
which produces our cocoa. These
trees were ne large as our apple trees
ten years. shapoiy and With rich.
glossy foliage o. Fruit is coniainod
Tn a long pod, which holds from SIX
~ ten beans larger than castor beans.
The remarkable feature o. that heso
pods grcw out of The nard bark of
The main trunk ana largest limbs. IN
stas0n the bark cracks omen. 70 tiny
rurpl'sh blossom comes ont. delicate
az wax, ana very fragrant From this
blossom ine rd grnws A fenyear.
oid tree wlll produce several pounds of
cocoa worth 400 cents a Mound The
natives make very fair Imitation Of
chocolate from the pods aud shin The
dried beans 90 Houand. where they
UNDERGO several pr cessos and mix.
lnrs finally reaching us GA the form
.oi o. 7 per cent chocolate and 90 per
cent brick dust Al least that ~ ac.
curdlng 90 The pure.food tests OF the
agricultural department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

srecial Correspondence
Boston. July 2i.-A zeal romance
Las eliminated in the marriage uf
Frederic Tudor. hanfar ciuhman
and famous Harvard a.nleie. 90 Miss
Amy Logan, relative of Gen. John A.
Logan.
Miss i.ngans family formerly very
wealthy, occupied au exalted aiafiun
in iho nriaipcraiic city of springfield.
ono daY their riches took hlehi and
the girls had 90 $50 fo work. Amy
soon became proficient in shorthand
Tudor. Who bad known her AS q
society belle, was delighted Af hor
show of Independence 40 wanted
i1 marry beer ihfn. huI she refused,
saying that she dld not wish to be-
come a rich mans wife n order io
eet rId Of honest toll Neither would
she accept b position in hls ONCE. de-
c'arlpg that she wRa not proficient
A year later Tudor advertised for
sienuuapher ougring a large SALE
'ary MHs logan unaunre ~ the Hd
V0ulHers Identity, enuuded and
fhen fUund WHOM GOO lHte in fNIrent,
that she had asked hlm Tor q poal-
fl0n That was one year ago. She
continued lu hlg employ fll Two
Weeks before their Wediiug.
Mra. Tudor "a woman ~ striking
imel|nofH. Wlih a perfect Squire and
beauumi light brown hair, With "a
golden CLINT .n the sunlight. she
was splendid subject Cos tho pho
fographef and an interesting story Oh
fo'd q relation % one 20 her pictures
BE- la said that while In1uf was
gliding 81 an electric cor he suddenly
arufe from hla aaaf and. walking to
ife caruer 81 lAe ear. ripped GA 40.
feuising card from lis place The
picture was q fafOfllo oue ~ bis
bride. ana tho photographer Was sub
so4ueniy requested io lali pa On the
r0ples which had teen placed in the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

low and eWamnv country. heiiayo
hanan. fafmine would aimost sut no.
The asnana. gou see. - & law maaa
cron. You niant oniv onrr. SEA tnt
WON'T fnafrs and Maine roia hpav ana
ln eleven months Won have 8 faii brar.
he orchard nfofnrinr nom 400 Ia
800 hnnrhoa an acre about everg sir
weeks ffa fhr nrtrtaf ihinr fo "a
eaniinuoua harvsai have fanrf any.
whore. n anme Inrrniitt Yautee
would rsnta down hnra aod fetier All
automatic hanana nirtar and loader
Td lo fomnfp4 fo ae mao fho hns.nr. =
WHOM fbe bananas ara raa8v far
nlotinr nv ,.fivn. ,.mes vith ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Milan Itaiy July 2f- MILAN b. colo.
braiiuH ihe completion og thc s.mplon
tunuch running Or twelve miles
fnrOugh the Alps hy a eroat oxposl
zion
The principal entrance TO the fxpo.
Eiiion ia designed as an exact repro.
Uucilcn of the entrances of thr
simp'on tunnel ln Mt Leone. Just
within thr entrance there iT an exhibit
uf how thf tunnel was uuili Work.
linen niy pctnyrs. erpN machines drill
Sud ai ono point boiling water. rush.
NF in Wis violence. haa 0ui a tern
pOraB rnd o. tho proceedings
Electricity irhia fHn visitor. ncF.
hitting him to stumble along on real
rocks siari bHck at piles of dynamite
to realize. n absolute detail tho labor
Which was necessary 90 cut through
the Alps
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

win remain under ckact prison nondi-
lions until his sentence expires an
this GOuriain iH doing for bic 'hon-
or," ho says.
Courdain lH not an impressive man
20 look at He IS small ana biz color
Ia dark aud anilnw. nui hia 0yea
nro luminous, hia conversation Dr. On.
easing ard hif presence D. magnetic
lie haa mono of ihe common Vices.
docs not use liquor or tobacco anl
says ho docs not gamble.
Gcurdnin was worked AZ ncWs-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

paper man end IN tho Sos was con-
nccied with The iouisiaEa state lot
terry. when that institution was drive
on out 81 the country ~ federal law
ho started lottery of hla own. o.
ls said That De- was once Eifuck over
iho head ln q lottery nght ami wna
insane iof several months hui later
recovered
Mira Goufdain la Very diHcrent
from her husband being large and
bulky aud uf % decided southern
type
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

DAG eastern cities.
50 Ear Toledo d. the ouly city that
bias actually drawn blond n has con,
vicied "a hnlfdozon ice dealers ard
given them "a taste of jan. They are
nut on bend now. having appealed.
Action followed a raise ln the price
"a ice from 80 cents io GO cents. Since
The storm the dealcfs have been
charging only 80 cents
Indictments were SECURED in ClrYr.
land and ln Jacksonville, Fila. bat the
dealers we're acquitted With nno
irony Cleveland iB Informed that
prices VIII not drop before cold
weather This was the lccmnn's
round
Another way 81 lng after them b.
me 81 Louis plan OF suing fo oust
thom from their charters and tO COB.
leci 500 per day penalty for com.
hlulnF
An kinds of revelations have becn
made ne Kansas City in an inquiry
conducted by the prosecutors. Ono
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
WANT CONTESTS
At TEE TERRITORIAL FAIR
FLAGSTAFF WOULD LIKE 10
SIND iN a TEAM.


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Word comes from FlaWtan q
fnai 100 volunteer nremcn of b
8 ihnt town are aHtlms to send
. hose running leum 20 che terri 8
'orini fair which win be held iu 3
s thia City ~ September provided q
3 pprses are offered fur Eel dry. 3
e Ffralehtaway and bob and bub q
faces
Members 0f enc Flarsfam vel 8
nnifei hrc department ere prac .
. tlclng almost every aiefnoun. .
. and some uf ihe best fDruterH of .
ihal section pi hT|Huna are mem. s
Dfrs NJ fhm department a
The EVeu.na Citizen believes
Mar guch events aH mentioned .
ahoFa would b. Instrumental in 8
bringing quite crowd io fhe .
fair from IRE foWnH uf competing .
fcans. anl fhe ialr mclaiH Rre 8
requested i0 gIFr me matter .
come consideration d
SsSSBeesSggEgEg66
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28


Al Cnaluma we took on squad OF
solder yscorling q prisoner tc San
Pedr0f iail. The nondurgn soldier
Is picturesque cuaraceI Ho o.
called q 81 luntCcr probably because
ho Is f0rcihlv Impressed into service.
The Vie OF the gallant soldier On Hon
duras ia almost as attractive as that
of The n.dior 81 Uncle sam ln the
Philippines. Under the laws og this
country every citizen of che country
mus serve portion of the year in
che army on furnish a substitute. The
manner 0f enliEtine a volunteer ARMY
81 unique An officer with squad ~
soldiers doHcends upon ihr town ni
piEht Or very early in che morning.
They enter each house and draR she
men 90 the hahild0 or town hall.
where a guard o. placed over them.
This performance continues until the
required humber of men have "yol.
uniffrod Toe government pays the
munldcent sum oi 90 ccnie "a day and
supplies n gun and q pair 20 oyorails.
Zach volunteer furnishes his own ra.
lions and bedding Devoted wives and
sweefhesris carry food tbroo times "a
day to the quarters
Fien bitten. tired aud sleepy. we
Grew slowly into San Pedro iuaf as
The hlusnlng moon had hegun io smile
lppn me mountain tops
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

AZ Rio Blanquiio OLnue WhHo Rlv.
er we stopped FOR refreshments ana
] drank o cup of coffee ln sight "a
ne trees from which me fraerant
berry was picked che cafe tel (plan.
iailonl was nos we'll kenf hul the
coffee WIS OH right ! was much m.
iorested ln the plantation and wan.
dercd around picking ripe berries.
COucc grows on "a sort 0f bush gen.
orally. though ! saw some trees thirty
feet high n o. kept trimmed down
n order io facilitate picking Tho
berry lolk almost exactly iiko a
cranberry or cherry and grows onf ON
Che limbs iust tthind One stems of ihc
leaves. iae Berries are gathered and
ron through rollers io remove the dry
shin. then through other rollers
which take on thin. Transparent
GOVERNS Each cherry contains two
coffee beans. tho nat silos resting
face 10 fan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Tho most imposing building Of the
ilir Do the .uallco of nne arn.
The nearby Providence building sota
forth ail roiafng 90 insurance. co
ntuiiye. suvinEs banks. rOcioties OF
mutual ala and an institutions fol
ihe benefit of WORKING people. No
inhly. there o. record Of nno boncy
client work on The uarf of Italian
women
m ino second section of the -aii
g superb marine palace lifts high q
lehl h0ese tower hy whose lantern
h whole rort ia Illuminated. with
in Eneinud, Germany ana Italy ten
TIE Silent sffy nf their nnvica
through models cannon. guns. Gag.
ava all thinga nautical
The chief American displays are
IN che workers halt consisting OF
machinery exhibits
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
THE PEOPLE We. THE lcE GORGE.

pending
wAsnlNdroN- iudleol charged conspiracy to
INDANAi'Oias- iarr Investigation oi leo combine
JACKSONVILLE Ff.A-Dealers acquitted criminal intent 20
dofraud.F
cLEvELAND-Deaors declared By jury snly o violating
state antitrust
DElhvir-poashe Erand Jury inquiry
ST. AOUissiatc penalties
dealers CHARGED with prices
KANSAS ClIN-Cuuuiy O. e.
fONkEhs n iN0vtmonf furnish crNnr munlciHal Il
tfNC1NNATT-noalora Indicted under Ohm nttrusi aw
Mt VERNON, n. f.-Al % 90
artificial Co d ho
PHILADELPHIA subpoonaa officers Of alleged cc
combine 90 before August
GREAT NECK, H. I Rcadouta building of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
EVERYBODY HITTING AT THE ice TRUST


INDICTMENTS FOLLOW w MANY
CITIES PROMPTLY UPON OUT
RAoEoUs INCREASES IN PRICE
VARIOUS METHODS or AT
TAcK-oNE FEDERAL CASE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Emcrging from lhf inuelf af came
"a me banana plantations. and hero
learned tnai this remarkable railroad
transports o. me steamers % Der cent
~ ne bananas which enter New Or
leans Practically 40 81 the hansa
as consumed west 0f the ohio river
are carried ga ihe raihoad 20 fho sea
coast
y ihfy srev anywhere else save ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Special Correspondence
chicago Julg gt Louis A. Cour
dain Chicagos millionaire lottery
promoter and eccentric Hnnucior.
aho moss slgns himself Convict NO.
$3.50. D. q unique personality SO
la probably tha hrsl man in Chicagu
io Insist un E0luE to iaIl
Whom hc was convicted and sen-
fenced iO serve four and "a haI years
n Joliet prison ho Announced 90 lhc
court. who're ho bad conducted his
uwu defense. that ho would serve hla
term without appeal and chat when
hr was released Dee would "anaec
bis entire family i0 restore ha honor.
would turn over h.H entire fortune
fo me rn'to1 states government and
Ihan kii himself
hr wont daily i8 ICilc'. hgf m hla
WilrH solicitation hls lawyers Ha-
cured wri oi supolarioaa and ho
was brought back i0 Chicago Here
Judge 0rOaacup released him 0n
bonds which. ho says. be signed Iu a
90 ol alteration
AZ soon ns be- realized what hC
bad done Dc returned to Joliet and
demanded Thar the warden take h.n'
back into his prisnH, which thar nf.
ticiai promptly declined 40 du
0ouruHin returned Co Chicago and
asked che United States court io
Hrant a writ of mandamus aea'nsI
The state and federal authorities a.
recilng them Co lmprlsou him This
also failed
HE next attempt io break into ia'l
was n trip tQ Washington 20 lay iho
matter before ihe supreme court hui
be arrived there only tn Hni that thc
court had adlonrned until October
I Now Do has zone TO New rn Is
where ho hopes to end q iudne Ia
wll' help him in bic attempt % D. 90
back into inil
in case an other th,nra CAL 1l
Says. ho WIN build miniature 1u
near the Joliet ponitcntlary Iu w 'ch
De will condne himself and tholo u,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

our numerous fremCn passed me
wood from the cars Co toe engine. and
at various points along tae road turn.
ed into bucket brigade. and sup
piled water from nearby streams 20
the engine The enRluoor was a ia
mniCan imhuod with an extraordinary
pride for the land oi his nativity. and
given upon Occasl 20 declaring TIA.
be was not o native ot Honduras. he
vas a British object Jerry. / fear.
Is something 50 gay Lothario. and
on hls frequent trips over the road
has worked sad havoc ia the hearts Ca
1usky maloons all along fio line. TIE
invariably announced our approach to
a village hy putting the hard pedal
% The whistle. and The entire popu.
ution turned ont 70 greet us.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

! spoke of the aOciabillty of The ma
tivcs Well, q o. not confined 20 the
members OF The human family E,yen
thC hogs, dogs and chickens are so-
cinble Their familiarity has cost me
"a loi of comfort for in ms Innocence
permitted their near acquaintance
and too late discovered thar had
acquired a choice and hungry col.
lection OF neas. which have adopted
me as their very own. There % one
thing ln thls country which D. not
IDLE, and thar is the fc8uye flea He q
.n1t gigen Co vain AnastlnR: he is
most modest and reiiring but night
aud day he never rests lie d busy
this minute Ia an unreacAable portion
OF my anatomy with a diamond dril,
and q suction pump.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
Acquaintance win ne psople.

Jerly's strgnuoul musical cnons
came near cnuging o catastrophe az
ono point where we encountered a
very heavy ggado. Just before we
reached the ion OF The nili Jerry
thoughilCssly pulled the whistle cord
and ia the screaming blast that fol
lowed the steam gave out and the
train began io SLIP tack. Although
tho cars we've without brakes of any
Sind. thc company had prepared for
such emergencies by providing q ma
hneany log on Che rolr platform, TO
De dropped under the rear wheels.
Unfortunately the rear brakeman was
afleep on q Nat car On front. and be-.
fore De awakened the Momentum OF
the train was go great as 90 render
our remedy unuvaillng We ran so
iast and 80 far in the next nfteen
minutes that b took ug four hours 20
get hack. AZ lnguna ston of forty
minutes 90 rcplcnish sand and water
Afforded opportunity 10 take n1fo OF
our surroundings and our fellow pas
sengerE Tho latter were mostly ma
tivea and not overclean They we're
alice and suclahle. and fraternizcd with
me without being coaxod My neigh.
hor on the right was a sonora OF un,
guessahle age, with complexion Of
antique oak She took niiv on my
tender years and lnfxpericncc. and
lavished punch Of lingo on me tnat
drove out OF my head In the FIRST
round al my carefully prepared Bor.
litz vocabulary she was a regular
Waterbury lingulst Having suffered
the loss 90 several front teeth, she
scattered some when she spoke, and
got into active training a. a d0dgcr
rlghi away. spanish falling ms in 3
pinch ] rcs0rtcd "a the slen manual
and we gu along fairly we'll Some
where IN the torrent Of language
which she directed az me, recognized
a familiar phrase and calamity oifeg-
ed her q cigar The expansive smile
which GREETED my donation proved my
Interpretation Go have been correct
Wandering around the village wac
struck hy @ meat and attractive little
cutaso which invited closer inspoc-
iiqn. % was iucloaed hy a hoard
fence Hn unusual feature here As
! drew near I discovered that The
fence was made of mahogany boards.
VIA the extreme good taste which rs
30 characteristic uf these natives. the
owner had carefully whiiewashed 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

Leaving inguna. the train plunged
into a tropical swamp and forest. The
foliage was indeecflbably mxuriant
land beautiful Mne after milo we
passed Through archways ui bending
palms. gigantic m aiEo end through
groves nf cur1go trees 10 my mind
the latter is the most perfect roufo.
sontation of She picturesque ga lr0n.
ical vegetation iis trunk u clad ln
tre Richest attire of parasitic life, IiH
wonderful foathCry leaves. often thirty
and forty feet On length. bend in clU.
giant and Eraceful curves under me
weight ~ fhrir own .uxuriance. or me
burden of ornamental vines. while he.
heath an iiis mass of tropical richness
may be seen clusters ~ those dfN.
cious cahorn nuts hanging IKE im.
mcnsa cornucunlaE containing two
or more lushclg
For a distance We pas beside a
deep, swift stream which flows for
miles through a Wild i1neIe 90 the
eternal shadow 90 One gigantic ceiha.
cedar and rubber trees between
whose moss and vine clad trunks grow
palm trees Of every description. Na-
iure all giving and h1nniilui o. here
revealed Precious Wuuds are s0
common inai rosewood Is often need
inf telegraph poles ord ibe ties are
of muhogaty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28

street cars
Af Tudor anu o. f1unf gl yaFa
Old ~ AZ tno bead of seterdi mcfa-
tl4e enterprises lIif grandfather
was tho Tudor for whom ihe LARGE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
ONCE RICH, SHE WENT TO WORK;
WEEDS A RICH BOSTON BANKER

ANY LOGAN BECOMES A STEM.
ooRAPHER THROUGH NEcEs.
slTV AND NOW she HAS MON.
az TO BURN AGAIN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-28
THREATENS TO BUILD JAIL FOR HIMSELF

EFFoRra o. &C
cENrHic CHICAGO FiNANciEH
TO BREAK INTO JAIL FOR HIS
HONOR. CALLS HIMSELF CON.
vicT no. aGoo-WAs CONVICT.
80 o. PROMOTING A LOTTERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

song recital was given by the pupils of Miss
Helen Augusta Hayes at Carnegie Lyceum on Fri
day evening, January 16. Among those who gave
evidence Of progress were: Miss Josephine Good
man, Miss Jessie MacGregor, Miss Margaret
DoUgherty, Miss Amelia TOtten, Miss Gertrude H
Hayes, Miss Marguerite Christman, Miss Mary
Wallace, Miss Agnes L. Hayes, Miss Mary Brere-
ton, Miss Louise EWalG. and Miss Cora Wenner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

Among the engagements this season Of Douglas
Lane the basso. OF No. 1873 B1fth-ave. are one on
January IT, at Walden, n. Y; q song recital at
Orange. N J.. on January "a; a concert at Far
ROCkaway, n. Y, January %; a song recital at
Newark. n. J., February 8. and a matinee musical
in NewYork February 10 He has classes Of
pupils at his New-York and Newark studios.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

William c. Carl will lecture Handles
Messiah" next Thursday afternoon, under the
auspices OF the Guilmant Organ School. at (
o'clock, IN the Chapel of the First Presbyterian
Church. The vocal Illustrations will be given by
Mrs. Adele Ls@is Baldwin, contralto and William
Harper, basso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

At the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our
Saviour at Audubon-ave. and 179th-st. Marguerite
Chapman Mackay, known professionally Mar
guerite Chapman Curley, January % gave a
reading of Tennyson's "EnOch Arden" with the
Strauss musical setting, accompanied by Frank
Warner Mrs. Caroline Gordon and Miss Harretta
Ttdd also contributed to the evenings entertain
ment On January a Mrs. Mackay also appeared at
St. Michaers Episcopal Church, S9th-st-, for the
benefit OF the Women's Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

The Metropolitan School of Musical Art. Of which
Louis Arthur Russell is musical director, and the
New-YOrk studios of which in Carnegie Hall,
celebrated the 15Oth birthday anniversary Of Mozart
yesterday afternoon. A bust OF Mozart was IN
yelled, with addresses and essays. and long and
varied programme Of music was presented. inClud-
ing AIozart's first composition minuet for piano,
two rOndOs; several sonatas for piano solo, piano
and violin, piano four hands, and for two pianos;
a fantasia, symphony two OVerJures, and several
arias, CanzoneS and songs for vocal solo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

Susan Douglas Edison gives song recital on
Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

Miss Emma Carroll, soprano. recently appeared
at Mrs. Hulets pupils piano recital in Harlem and
with the Euterpe Orchestra at Englewood, n. J.
Miss Carroll is 30 sing at the annual musical
given by the Daughters Of the American RevOlu-
ton at Sherrys in February, and at several private
musicals, besides filling out Of town engagements.
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Rose STANCE. of No. 81 F1fth-ave. whose spe-
cialty is the training OF childrens voices, will intro
duce at her concert at Carnegie Lyceum on
March a little soprano, eleven years old
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the voices with triumphant power and gradually
dies away instrumental march.
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When Nine Emma Calve gives her farewell
concert at Carnegie Hall Washington's
Birthday several new faces will be seen in her
company. Among them is Mile. Jeanette Yer
morel. young violinist Another will be Louis
Fleury the first 1utist Of the Paris grand opera
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A concert Will be given by Miss Jessie Quin-
tana Fara at the Astor Gallery WaldorT-As-
tOria on Friday evening.