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New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

Ybe most nretertious Offering Mr.. Blaney has
prepared for his patrons. It filed the house
every night last week. The Sunday concerts at
this theatre will begin to-day. among the enter
tainers being James j. Corbett. Ned Nye, 'Ae
Cardownie Sisters and Miss jeanette Dupree.
At the West End Theatre this week the Van
den Berg Opera company will appear in The
Mascot" with Miss Maude Hollins and Miss
Grace Belmont singing Bettina alternately HUI
bert ws will appear as PRRG @ w wi5iIsm oreTed sGsn Gent
week with all the principals in the cast
This is the third week of The Round Up az
the New Amsterdam Theatre. Maciyn Arbuckle
plays the sheriff
The Savoy Theatre has only one attraction
In two seasons-"The Man of the Hour"-wh.ch
is filling every seat in that house six nights in
the week.
VT Farnum begins tomorrow night the sec
ond week of his engagement at Wallack's Thea
ire in The Ranger"
The Dairymaids" a dainty English musical
piece is attracting large audiences 10 the Cri-
terion Theatre. Huntley Wright, Eugene
O'Rourke and Miss Sanderson among the
principals
Robert Edeson. in Classmates" continues
entertaining patrons of the Hudson Theatre.
THE Movers is the attraction at the Hackett
Theatre. Miss DonnelIy has the principal part
She has been generously praised for her acting
in this piece.
The Rogers Brothers latest novelty is called
THE Rogers Brothers in Panama with which
they began their season at the Broadway Thea
tre last Monday. The Hengler Sisters. George
Lydecker and Miss Marion Stanley assist the
Rogers brothers IN entertaining
Among those who will appear with Mr.. O'Nell
when he begins his season AT the Lyric Theatre
a week from tomorrow night. will be Charles
D. Herman. Charles Dalton, Norman Hackett,
Wadsworth Harris, James O'Nen. jr.. Warren
Conlan, Joseph Slaytor the Misses Franklyn-
Lynch Josephine Morse and Kate Fletcher.
This is the last week OF THE Follies Of 1907"
at the Liberty Theatre. The next attraction
at this house will be Miss Glaser in Lola from
Berlin" by John J. McNally.
The Other House with Richard Golden
and Miss Katherine Florence as the principal
entertainers. is the attraction at the Majestic
Theatre.
Miss Robson will begin tomorrow night the
second week OF her engagement at the Acad-
emy Of Music in "Saomy Jane"
THE Man on the Case with which the
Madison Square Theatre was opened last
patrons of that house Jameson Lee Finney
and Miss Elsie Leslie have the principal parts
At the Eden Musee this week the
agement will exhibit pictures showing the police
Of Paris hunting criminals with bloodhounds,
that the New York police win train dogs for
this purpose.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
THE THIEF" CREEPS In
WM Appear at the Lyceun' 1'heafre
TD-morrozp Night.

This Will be q quiet week in the heatricai
world as far as novelty is concerned Ihe ap-
pearance Of Mr.. Bellew and Miss 1llnston IN
.~The Thief at the Lyceum Theatre beginning
tomorrow night. and the return Of Miss frtzl
scbesr IN Mile Nodiste" are the only new offer
tnss Miss Schef will begin her season ct the
Knickerbocker Tomorrow night. The more
serious features Of the season yet TO be seen
NEXT week Mr. O'Neil and his company OF play
e-e will hegin an ensaeernent at the LyricTheatfe
sn classical plays. the first being Firginlus'
tragedy that has not been seen on broadway IN
.zan+v wears The Thief" with which Mr.
f,elew and Miss Ellington will begin their season
tomorrow night is by Henri Bernstein one Oh
the younger group Of French dramatists- II heu
q long run at the Renaissance Theatre FSIis'
where it was acted by NJ. Guitry and Nine. lie
Barry Herbert Percy. sidney Herbert, Mr.
Leonard and Miss Edith Osterle are among those
in The cast. Miss Scheff will be surrounded
by practically the same company OF entertain
ers as last season. the only new ne1loer ol t ttie
tenor part new feature of the second act
will be the three Constantine sisters
The attraction at the Grand Opera House this
week will be The Grand Nogul" Frank AouIah
will be seen in his old part; also Miss Maude
Lillian Berri and the same chorus which was
al the New Amsterdam Theatre last season
The Great Divide" Is drawing cIoNus a.
Days Theatre this season. as it did to the
Princess Theatre last season
Nine. Nazinaova viii appear in "Comtesse Co
ouette- al the Bijou Theatre for a few weeks;
then she will be seen in Ibsen's The Master
Builder"
The comedy. MY Wife" IN which Mr. Drew
IS appearing at the Empire Theatre. has won
tie favor Of the patrons Of that house Mr
Drew is assisted in the entertainment by MISS
Billie Burke. young English player.
Mr. Wilson begins tomorrow night the fourth
week Of his engagement the Garrick Theatre
sn When knights Were Bold" farce, in which
this comedian creates much merriment.
On September "a Will occur the 3Ooth per-
formance ot The Rose of the Rancho at the
Belaeco Theatre.
This is the last week OF The Orchid at the
Easino. Mr.. Foy and his company will go on the
road. "The Lady from Lanes will be trans
ferred from the Lyric to the Casino, making way
for Mr.. o'Neill. who begins an engagement At
that house September 16
Miss harmed begins tomorrow night the
pnd week Of her engagement at the Herald
Square Theatre. In Anna Karenina."
At Keith & Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre
1.-THE Love Route IN which Miss Edna May
Epooner will be seen as Allene Houston and
August Phillips rs John Ashby. The stock COM
pany at the Harlem Opera House will offer this
week q version OF Anna Karanina," with Miss
Beatrice Morgan Anna and John Craig as her
husband There will be the usual concerts TO-
Day at both Of these houses.
The Spoilers" will be continued this week IT
Er. Blaneys Lincoln Square Theatre. This is
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
FLORA j. BOWLEY.
In "CIassmates" at tho Hudson.

tions of Eddie Foy George NJ. Cohan and other
entertainers, will head the bill at the Union
Square Theatre. There will be the usual con-
certs to-day at all these houses.
At Tony Pastors Theatre this week MISS
Lena Painter and her company will head the
bill. Other entertainers will be the Mozarts.
shoe dancers Marzelle and Woulfe. come
dians; Collins and Collins, dancers; Fred. w.
Dunworth Harry Burns and Warren and Var
mum. all well known to patrons OF Mr.. Pastors
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
THE GERMAN THEATRE.
Programme for Season Includes French, Ger
man. Spanish and American Plays.

Dr. Maurice BaumfeId, director Of the Irving
Place Theatre. has announced his programme
for the season of 1907-'0s at that house The
season will begin October ! In the course OF
the season DR. Baunfeld will offer his stock COM
pany in selections from the best dramatic lltera-
ture Of the French. German and Spanish, as wen
as several pieces by American authors,
The German dramatic literature VIII be repre-
sented by Goethe, "GoetZ Won BerIichingen
Schiller Wilhelm Tell; Grillpar5er. Web dem
der Luegt"; Hebbel. Maria Magdslena', tulda-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08
HIPPoDRoME'S SEASON.

This is the second week of the season at the
Hippodrome. the largest amusement place in the
city. ''Neptune's Daughter and Pioneer
Days" last seasons attractions, are continued
this season. There are five hundred persons in
the chorus and ballet. A new feature which
has been enthusiastically received is the aerial
dove ballet" in which a group of women. sus-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

Der Dummkopf Doerman, Die Frau Bar
onIn": Auerheimer, Die Crosse Leidenschaft
Schnitzler Der Gruene Kakadu." Die Letzten
Masken." "Llteratur''; Lipschuetz and Lothar,
Die Crosse Gemeinde'; Engel and Gettke, 'Cou-
ssenzauber': Berhofer. 'Flitterwochen'
Bauer. "Automobil"; Wedekind, Der ErdgelSt.
Der Kammersaenger"; Klein. Die ErziehunG
yum Don Juan: Stl Vara, -Pierrots Drama !;
Sudermann, "Einakter- Cyclus."
Il dare say DR.. Baumfeld said yesterday.
that our present stock company is In every re-
gard first class For all the new engage
ments l have selected the best Of talent
only. and have chosen those artists exclusively
that have been engaged for a long period with
prominent German theatres. For this same reason
/ have decided not to engage any artists as
guests although I have had quite number of
offers from well known players.
1T IS my principal aim TO show the public
what can be accomplished by the conscientious
and steady work Of a company. The rehearsals
have begun. and will be continued during the
entire month of September, enabling us 10
open the season with stock of carefully and
thoroughly studied plays: thus the study of fur
Their attractions can be attended to with tho
necessary exactness.
VAUDEVILLE HOUSES.
~ Of sadY pCadit ar,6a
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

pended from the roof of the Hippodrome, per-
form various feats. At a signal two hundred
doves are released. They perch on the Shout
dersr of the performers At the same time the
ballet sings song called Two Little
Doves" Manuel Klein wrote the song" There
are several new circus acts. Marceiline. the
clown. continues his merriment this season.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

VAUDEVILLE HOUSES.
This is the third week OF advanced" vaude-
VILE at the New York Theatre. Last week
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

This is the last week OF THE Orchid at the
Easino Mr.. Foy and his company will go on the
road. "The Lady from Lanes Will be trans
ferred from the Lyric to the Casino, making way
for Mr. o'Neill. who begins an engagement Il
that house on September 16.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

Miss harmed begins tomorrow night the sec
pnd week Of her engagement az the Herald
Square Theatre. In Anna Karenina"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

On September "a Will occur the Booth per-
sormance ot The Rose Of the Rancho" at the
8elasco Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

The Man on the Case" with which the
Madison Square Theatre opened last
Wednesday, appears to have found favor with
patrons of that house. Jameson Lee Finney
and Miss Elsie Leslie have the principal parts
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

Mr.. Wilson begins tomorrow night the fourtl
week Of his engagement al the Garrick Theatrt
sn When knights Were Bold farce, IN which
this comedian creates much nerriment.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

the most pretertious offering Mr.. Blaney has
prepared for his patrons It filed the house
every night last week The Sunday concerts at
this theatre will begin to-day. among the enter
tainers being James J. Corbett. Ned Nye, ING
Cardownie Sisters and Miss jeanette DupIee'
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

At the Eden Musee this week the man
agement will exhibit pictures showing the police
Of Paris hunting criminals with boodhounds-
This is timely in view Of the announcement
that the New York police win train dogs for
this puroose
New-York tribune., 1907-09-08

The comedy, MY Wife" IN which Mr. Drew
IS appearing at the Empire Theatre. has woi
tie favor Of the patrons Of that house Nr
Drew is assisted in the entertainment by Mis-
Billie Burke a young English player.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-07
ORIGIN Of FIRE IN
D RY is A
MYSTERY
Total Damage by Matthews
Blaze Not Over $1,000.
Buildings win Be At Once
Replaced by Larger and
Better Ones.

The cause ~ the disastrous Ore IL
the Matthews Jersey dalry, north Of
the city Saturday uight remains a mys-
terry no one had been about the
buildings for hours as FAR IS known
there was NO TOW nr light about the
barns and the 8niy explanation 4 that
the fire was the work ~ i~ncendiaries
or was caused by some cdreless tramp
with "a cigarette There were three
smaller barns beside the large main
barn at the dairy and two ~ these
smaller harms were destroyed with
their contents The total l0ss includ-
ing one horse which was burued to
death and q considerable q quantity Of
feed wffl not amount. the prourietors
say. so over s4.9Ha Each barn accom-
mudates twenty-five cows but luckily
these cows we're outside when the
FIRE STARRED and none were lost. The
other buildings were untouched and
none or rho cattle we're injured 50
the business nia continue With
out interruption
Our losses are quite severe, said
L. r. Thompson. ommeF ~ the dairy
yesterday. hut they viii not serve 10
interrupt onr business and customers
viii be waited on regularly. The
buildings wlH be rebuilt AT
nnce upon d larger scale ard the re-
~ the fire VIII be a considerable
Improvement in our establishment
Patrons viii he served without inter
vwgffon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-07
DON PEDRO CASTILLO or
BERNALILL0 PASSES AWAY
Ore Of Most Prominent Ciixeu- ~
~sfasntai County and Former Ber-
naiiiiu County Commissioner nie>-
Belonged To iargc ard Melt known
Spanish Family.

b9n Pelto Castillo. county connie
S,n county
away ns home be- Dermaiiiio ouuts
lnsHf ieh at tH 8E O'Clock. at fhf
8 ef 81 gatN He Has one af rha
beel nuua clllss na of Ssnaota8 county
clue ut Is lmlg uhich has long
n neu u the ferriturs. lie
Ws bonn at Eeicu Valencia county. r
1855 ana aas fhe third $500 az joss,
fei and Marll "a Jesus Pcs
na Ht $685. eaucar ed tn 81 Michael.
caugr in Santa Fe after which fr
treaEed ir fha stoek raising husiue-
To- 1863 ne was married tn Miss Can
L~artoIH In 1854 DE ~
er1 cAutT cowmtssioner for Bef-
uul.itr tuaurF which position b. h.I
far iUH sear acting as chairman ID
the DeFa lH 1se4 ncuae eiee.o
caHnta commissioner Ger Saudofaf
cgD1ls fHr 1he tefm of four wears ARA
was SERVING m ierm nheu DEATH
came Beside Dds wife % is survived
- nee ehHlu Adelaiaa Castillo
cautea~a Nasaia j Felipe
Pedro Jr and Joss AuinnIa
Cta fuaerai services uu he
hfa ai 9 Ehf morning
and nii a udea hg ~ num-
beg - people aao He-s
fr4euas of iete1se3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-07
MEETING TO PLAN FOR
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Committees 70 Meet Monday After
moon IN Commercial Club To LaN
Foundation For Organization
Which Alnl~ 10 Improve Valley
lands

Considerable interest = being X
pressed among farmers and land 0Nn-
ers in the Organization Of he pro-
posed Farmers institute society
which wf5l include alA those men i'm
tereste1 ira agriculture In this section
81 the Rlo Graude valley, between
Rernaifilo and Los Lunas- The agri-
cultural promotion committee OF the
Commercial club and the committee
an organization appointed at the re-
cent meeting Of farmers Ia December,
will he called ln joint session in the
club this afternoon az 9 o'clock hE
Captain ". Ii. GiilenMaNer. who Is
chairman 81 both committees The
chairman has issued an urgent caN L.
All members Of TIRE committee TO be
present and a. S expected that definite
results VIII be accomplished 40 tins
meeting The committees are as FOL-
iows Commercial club committee
r. = slower. ". :. Burke W c. Hope
J. r. HArErr. The Farmers assoeia-
ton cammRtec-Iohn Mann A. II
Sfrnup. J.. f.. Matthews, G. F. Click
Felipe Huhhel. D. Mgntoyn- BY
ron II. Ives. DR. ". C. Tight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-07

ard upon terms satisfactory 20 them
selves. ard.
-whercas. The fsfure or the rail-
way business imposes conditions YIfF
understood 81 fHe general public
among them the fluctuations IN train
movement from week - week. nl0nfk
% month and season % seaasn which
create corresponding variations in the
quantity - tain service required and
consequently IN the demand for the
labor Of trainmen and.
Whereas. The efficient handling Of
fhe public business intrusted % inter-
stale railway carriers requires the ar
ranfement N the rHns Of train crews
50 that in many cases tine distances
covered can not always be t~rarerSe8.
when conditions are "a all adverse
within sixteen huuB and this 3 e
pecialig trne az what are known as
turn runs which however are uni
versally preferred hy train crews be-
q they permit the l~ag-overs 20 be
spent at their homes 1ith increased
comfort and reduced expenses and,
w heresS The restriction q the
hours ~ labor hy IMPOSING 9 statutory
maximum 81 sixteen hours with ex-
cepuosas only in ease 20 casualties oc-
curing after the runs begin. would re-
quire the railways o. keep upon their
paBralis "a greatly iuCfe sG number OF
men 20 handle fhe traffic a. the period
of ITS greatest volume hut man8 -
whom would BE- idle muca ~ the time
most ~ b O. would
greatly reduce the average an
nual earnings of all classes af train
men an6-
Whereas The railway trainmen u
The United States ere ~ uli age. pos
sssed 81 sound minds equipped with
au intelligent comprehension &c Their
own interests and ~ b business ~
~ hich they ARE engaged and are
therefore fully able 81 look after
themselves iH ihelF dealings with their
employers nov. therefore D. re-
Resolved. Thai we the members %
1se. 81 tire 8rOer OF Railway
Conductors. condemn any legislative
proposal for the restriction ~ f1e
number of hours during mhich Ia .
-rsjnmen shall ~ permitted a. dis
pose ~ their iabar. aud that We e
nHclally protest ae INST Che passage ~
the biil known as s s1ss. introduced
5y senator Ia Toilette or ans similar
measure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-07

one 81 the SWEETEST dances % the
Z season Wilt DE the club daEafe given al
thn Commercial club Wednesday
Tight ~ his week. The regular
might would be the following Wednes-
day night but no dance wfll h. held
Thea on account % lis being pay day
aDd ppstppnement to the third We'd
nesday would conflict wlth the cotli-
lon at tae Eiks OPERA house
& L sroufe formerly 4 general
supefimtendeut for TIRE southern Pa
prominently enn-
FeCled with the construction o. d
Arla0ns and Colorado rnad through
Sew Mexico j. ln the city 70 attend
injunction suit az the last named linz
against ahe Denver nnd Ri0 Grande
The attorneys wil begin arguing tie
fsa nt 3 30 this morning - the c0urt
house
T.. ~. Bush. ng independence. Mo.
arrived iu the eaS on s special from
tine wesl sunday morning with the
remains 1T Mrs. Bush who died re-
gemtiy iu AfgHFaFia EaL. and who's
remains the bereaeed husband Was
taking east for lntermenr The coffin.
wts badly damaged ia the wreck of
Ne. S neaf nlaeHater and Ats placed
m eanfae 81 Eadertaker Borders here
~ 81 sstft in shane t. resume the Jour
uee .sAf
uike Drsesla asssd about Is vears
Wnn fwf s4eartf vetr4 Has eanHnftpu.s
e,eafr. shoe - ka~fh ThlrH street 81
ia Asnsps,ts Tampfn nnsfginr dso8
shtur 81 "a spraar mnrrfnr s1la-
$500. ea.~s rsfs,r4 6nsnp ~. ranss al
NY .n ~ u~4@,e uuife
- E-.s $500 ara msaa
~.t9 ae wfs.ar GatgrAn
-
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Frank q CrmnN8ff ebn ~ Smperln-
trnsen4 tssasftn u cfaudaN 81 me
esVarnm~ns YmsFisn school al santa
Fs RI 81 the rffv Nj CrardsW. VINO
49, i,,st rara4qed fna anutaQtman IA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-07
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
WEATHER FORECAST.

Nasblaefon. Jan ArizoHs
snaa in NORTH fgir p south portion,
Monday Tuesday fat FARMER zee
asst portion. Nea Mexico aain ~
srDN MunNe eNEt 4asf
west portion eeldaF. Tnesdlf JaH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-07
CARLOAD or HORSEFLESH
WORTH OVER S25.000
Magnificent Belgian stations In
Route from Springfield. Illinois, d"
Ia~ Angelo. txcite Considerable
Intention A. Local santa Re station
Nome az Animals Neigii- le-~
Than > 0a0 Pound-.

s uaiace stock car loaded WIN
lue.te msuuin ent stations worth be-
tween SzI.noe and $50 eee attracted
ran~iaamhie |nttentlcu last night ~,
the l1tai Sanst Te station while train
A me stopping in AlbnQ uerQue
fhr nuf-s were awned by John r
N+er and were being shipped rom
springfield. Ills Is Los Angeles Five
were coach horses and seven draft
aarse ali the nuest impaired stock
Tf were monsters iu size. three
fhEr-Vear-uld NelEiAns Tor instance.
WeianluE an even ton each. Ih#
heaviest horse in the rar weighed
-fta pounds.
Tnr animals which we're Brought
over from Belgium and Germany last
september ranged en- Faiue from
S4e0a TO xs.zen The horses were iu
charge af J. n GFt~en1n. hos Wtuc
rH +nce Boa taking care az thorough
hIel stock makes him fhan1uEhlv
steiacfnTy ma to enfruSt uith such
asafusEie alreo with en- the trr en7
fHa ointment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-07
SUES FOR MILLION
AND A COPPER MINE
Property Begun ih District Court
At fsiStee.

AttoGney r. A. Richardson has COM
menced snit la the district court at
Hisbee Ariz.. Tor the Arizona Mining
and Development company against
Joseph Mnheins and others for posses
sion u the san Jose mine near Mace
and sf.ee0.e 600 damage
The complaint alleges that after .
meeting 10 elect officers. which was
fraudulent and void. the defendants
went 10 the mines and took foFgibie
and violent possession bE coming To
said property al plaintiff ia large num-
beers u about fifteen men, ARMED with
Winchester rifles and ether dangerous
ans deadly weapons and did drive said
servants and gents 81 plaintiff from.
said property and take unlawful
possession Of the property and siil
have 5t in their possession
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-07
Draw SCOTS TO CELEBRATE
MEMORY or BOBBY BURNS
Mia Hac WI Wallace Blcd
Urged TO BE Present in the of6ce
of DIR. Macbeth In the BARNETT
building Tuesday Evening To- Ar
range for Banquet.

AlbuauerQues large and nourtshlng
scotch clan wE1 gather Al the office
az Dr. Macbeth 10 fhe Barnett build
ing Tuesday evening al s o'clock sharp
10 make arrangements for The proper
celebration OF the coming anniversary
~ lhc hIrth u Robert Burns. Jsnu-
ara -. Ale who are not Scotchmen
are cordially invited To attend n they
are Interested and "a IS unnecessary
10 urge the scots TO be present for the
mere mention ef Bobby Burns. the
gentle poet OF autd lang syne, *
nongh So rally the men % the blood
The last celebration of the Burns an
nGversaN III Albuquerque was "a dis
tinguishad success and % Is the ntcn-
fA1n 10 hald . banqHet this year which
VIII greatly eclipse Tire former.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-07

The m~eefSchauTn mines m tire nor
thern part 20 Grant county are 10 BE-
opened up and worked Several at
fempts have been made 10 work iheEn
in past years. but the work Necessary
&c open them has required more capI-
lal than was al hand A new COM
pauy has been ~uFganized IN which is
interested NJ. IN. Boyer. Of New York.
said To he one " tine largest eer
schaum importers IN the world Plenty
81 capital has been Interested and tne
mines viii Dr. thoroughly developed