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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-19
NEW MEXICO FURNISHES
GOOD POLO PONIES

u. VI. Barringer, Jr, has Just closed
a deal winch opens a new line Of trade
for New Mexico. lie purchased for
Mars Cassidy, twenty sir polo ponies
which will no shipped tomorrow night
from Turquoi-, 20 Tsrrytown, New
York.
Mr.. Cassidy has personally inspected
the ponies and was pleased beyond CT
pectations. lie is one Of the best known
figures on the metropolitan tracks. lie
is now associated with the Juarel Jock
ey Club. - starter, and IL one ~ the
most expert Judges Of horses.
The ponies were purchased from
oliver lee, who makes n speciality of
raising fne horses. II New Mexico
is 20 supply New York with polo ponies,
1t Is good TO have Otero county start
the ball TO rolling.
The nest time YOU attend one ~ the
big New York polo games you may see
u Of those Otero county ponies rid.
den by Belmont, whitney, or some other
player Of international reputation Ala
mopordo News.
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HIPS TO BE IN STYLE AGAIN

\ Washington special tells III that
hope CLEANED once more on the con.
tcnancc of 1000 straight frontcd women
wins gazed at the new style corscts dis.
played at the National Clothes show at
the Arlington hotel. Tho owners of the
hipless, bustlcss, paunchless forms saw
that the feminine waist line is again
coming into Us own. Faint protuber
anccs Indicated that hip, aud busts will
again be- de- rIgrur. d
Every woman at the show listened
iu rnpturcs 10 the talk of the lady eX
hrhitor IN charge Of tho corsets.
''Dr. Lovctt of the Harvard Mcdi
rnl school i, night IN declaring tina,
cur-cts ~ the right Kind are helpful
Tor modern women she said. "No
woman need have u bow hncS, n bulg
my stomach or u flat chest Il she wear,
the right kind uf corscts. The day of
the craze Tor the straight up and down
IN feminine figures has passed, You \
see hips aud busts this spring"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-19
TEXT OF BILL FOR
N. vi. HATCHERY
Measure in Which New
Mexico SpVrtsmen Are
Deeply Interested Has
Passed the Senate.

Following is the text Of % bill intro.
duced ~ the request of Delegate An.
drews IN the senate aud which will be
" great interest 10 New Mexico fisher
men who are viewing with alarm the
rapidly diminishing supply Of gTne hsh
In the mountain streams. The bill bas
passed the senate. II follows:
IN the Senate II the United States,
June :, 1908. MIR renrose introduced
the following bill. which was read twice
aud referred to the Committee on Fish
cries, February !, 1910. Reported by
MIR. Bourne, without amendment.
4 hill 20 establish a fish culture sta
ton in New Mexico
Be il enacted by the senate aud house
~ representatives of the United state,
u America IN congress assembled. that
the sun of twenty FIVE thousand dollars
~ 80 much thereof as may be- neccssar,
Is hereby appropriated, out Of any non
~ in the treasury not otherwise appro
priatcd. for the establishment of "A fish
culture station in New Mexico, includ
ing purchase of site, construction OF
buildings aud ponds, aud equipment, sal,
station 10 be located ut a point to b,
selected 10y the secretary OF Commerce,
aud Labor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-19
FRENCH STEAMER
WRECKED IN STORM
General Chanxy Crashes in
Dead of Night on Reef
Near Minorca Island in
Terrible Hurricane.
156 PEOPLE R

PALMA, Island Of Majorca, Fob.
ll.-Driven helplessly from her course
in one Of the widest storms that has
swept the Mediterranean Sea In forty
wears, the French Trans Atlantic Com.
psny's steamer General Chanzy crashed
ut full speed, in the dead Of night, on
the t~fcacherous reefs near the island
Of Minorca aud all but one of the l57
souls ON board persisted.
The sole survivor IN nm Algerian Gus
toms official, Marcel Rodel, who was
rescued by a fisherman, and who lies to
night In the hospital at ~Ciudadela, raw
ing, as q result Of the tortures through
which be has passed and unable to give
I'm account Of the disaster.
In the ships company there were
eiHbty.scven passengers, Of whom thirty
we're in the hrst cabin. The crew mum
bered seventy. IL Is not thought any
Americans were aboard the liner. The
ship was in command Of Capt. Cayul, one
Of the mos, careful officers Of the line.
In his long experience he had never be
fore met with an accident.
The passengers VI the Chanzy were
mostly French officers and officials re
turning TO their post in Algeria, accom-
panied by their wives and children; q
few soldiers, some Italians aud Turk,
and one priest. The only Anglo. Saxon
names on the passenger list were Green
and Stakely. They were members OF
an opera troupe Of eleven which had
been engaged to sing at the Casino in
Algiers.
The General Chanzy sailed from Mar
settles Wednesday at noon and was due
to arrive Mt Algeria Thursday afternoon
Among the victims was the celebrated
farisian music hall singer, Francis Du
for, as well ~ other prominent music
hall favorites.
The General Chanzy struck at 6
o'clock Thursday night. Captain Cayol
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MARCH 10Th TREE pAY

Thursday March the 10th has been set
apart as the day for planting trees In
|rucumcari. Last wcck there was a M
tee ia the News that the city Council
would furnish the trees to persons who
would plant them aud keep them alive.
aud the Mayor has been busy this week
taking orders OF those who viii plant
he trees aud care Tor them.
Let the citizens Of %Tucumcari make
he day a holiday IN the city, We
would like to see the stores aud places
.ot business close for at
least part OF the day, To give time to
all those who want Ia plant trees.
Tho trees will bc IN the city several
day, before IN" date set for their
planting aud will be delivered 20 prop.
crty owner, on either Monday, Tuesday
90 Wednesday preceding the 10th oi
March The holes can bc dug at any
time aud everything can Ice IN readiness
Tor the planting Thursday. The hole,
should be- made At least three feet deep,
aud not less than three feet across, aud
when the tree is planted plenty Ut wa
t"r should be pu, in the hole, the earth
we'll tamprd around tine tree tud with
liberal watering say once n week for a
month, they will grow aud live. Dur
ing a very dry season they should b,
wa;ercd regularly until they have gotter
one years growth. The thousand treoi
that will be planted on March 10Th will
IN u few years add much to the attrac
tt,cnc.s Of the city, aud will snhanc,
the value Of the property where they
have been planted.
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THE UNION TEMPERANCE
MEETING WELL ATTENDED

The union temperance meeting held
under the auspices Of the W g. T. T..
Ut Tucumcari, At the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday evening was we'll
attended, the house being filed to the
doors and "A number Of persons had 30
stand during the exercises. The pro.
gram was Il long one. lasting over two
hours but the crowd stayed until the
were good, aud the three addresses were
interesting aud entertaining. Rev.
Amcnt, pastor II ~" Christian church
delivered tho first address which was
well received. DR.. John L. Gass was
the next speaker, and his remarks were
very much enjoyed. Mrs. \, \. scott,
who was IA delegate 10 the Omaha ron
ycntiOu. delivered one "f the best ad
dresses that hns ever been heard by q
enthusiasm aud carried her hearers with
her ~ she told Of the wal that was lee
ing wagcd by the ". G. T. e.. against
O common foe. Tho audience had been
Sitting in a jammed church for nearly
two hours when Mrs. Scott began her
address, but she had hardly spoken her
first sentence when everybody was az.
%tention and there was not q stir during
her talk. when she had concluded ev.
cryonr present saw that a mistake had
cen made by not giving her first
plac" On the program. Tucumcari is
justly proud Of Mrs. Scott, aud glad that
one of hor ability represented the Ter
ui"ry at Omaha, aud would like to see
hcr go to old Scotland aud represent
~ in the land Of the Bur s, the Me
Douald- aud the Stuarts. A collection
for the memorial fund was taken which
amounted to about $4,000.
Cab, lay or night, call telephone M
81. iS.tf
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1000 TREES FREE

The city will donate to property "
ers of the city, enough trees To plant
IN front al their residences, If the
parties will agree to put them out and
rare for them. This il very liberal
on the part of the city and all persons
who nave homes should take advantage
of this generous Offer, notify the Mayor.
aud get the trees aud plant them not
later than Thursday, March 10, which
has been Designated as Arhor Day for
this city. On that day let every prop
erty owner In the city Ice prepared ia
plant either trees Of some kind, or n
trees have already been planted, put a
shrub Of some Kind out that will make
the home muse BEAUTIFUL,
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with all his experience, had been unable
to cope with the tcmpes, Of almost un.
precedentcd violence. other ships in
the neighborhood had safely ridden out
Of the storm, but the CbHnzy fell a prey
to the elements, wal lifted of her course
through the Balearic Archipelago and
brought upon the coast ~ Minorca, IN
the vicinity Of Ciudndela. Fishermen
Mt daybreak picked up Rodel, clinging
to u piece Of wrcckage.
Two Americans Lost
Among the passengers IN board were
acrobats from San Francisco, De.
renda and Green. The American mem
bers Of the vaudeville company were
bound IN u tour 81 the colonies. DE.
renda aud Green are described as Jug
glcrs and acrObats. Among the other
performers in the combination were sev.
eral Englishmcn, including n man named
Ncstor, aud the two Stakleys, bar per.
formers. The most prominent Of the
artists wa Francis DcFour, a music
hall performer, who VAS very popular
in Paris.
Another Of the victims was Second
Engineer LorenSetti, who was a survi.
vor OF the lB Bourgoync disaster. At
that time he was picked up after hay.
ing drifted for days an an open boat.
Capt. Cayol of tho General Chanzy
was considered by his employers, the
French Trans Atlantic Steamship Com.
pany, as one of the most experienced
aud careful of officers. Incoming Vos
sells agrce hat the weather experience.
cd recently was the worst In the cx.
pcricnces Of their captains.
News Of other wrecks was received
today. The schooner Matilda, from
Dunkirk, which left Port De Bouc,
France, Feb. 4, for 1T. Pierre, Miquelon
with a miscellaneous cargo, was wrecked
last Wednesday in the same vicinity
a. the General Chanzy. The fate OF
the schooner s crew is unknown.
Adyices received today by the French
Trans Atlantic steamship Company stat,
the loss OF the General Cbanzy occur
red Wednesday nigh, while the vcsScI
was running before a terrible storm ia
the Mediterranean. When the yessc
struck q reef north Of the Island OF
Minorca the shock was terrific, and tn,
ship was literally broken to pieces.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-19
CHICAGO MAN LIKES THE NEWS

e. II. Rankin Of this city received a
letter from his brother in Chicago this
week, from which we copy the follow
ing;
81 zee by the Tucumcari News tina,
everything looks bright for the future.
| am surprised at the railroad building
that is going on at your place. Those
people must see SOME good prospects
ahead or they would never invest as the,
do. I am greatly interested and looI
for the paper rs much as | do Tor IN!
h ome paper"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-19
La Sale Station
The Chicago Terminal
Tor Rock Island Lines

IL nearest the heart Of th, city, and the
only station In Chicago on the elevated
railroad loop.
II IL within easy walking distance Of
all the principal hotels and tho bust
ness aud shopping districts.
II IL the newest, most c~ommodious and
most completely equipped station IN
Chicago. There is ample room.
rhe handsome aud convenient women .
parlor Nth maid, nearby telegraph and
telephone booths, baggage and parcel
rooms, and a most excellent ~roa'nursut,
pS~troui1ed regularly by some Of Chics.
go's prominent business men-these
aud other features make the Rock Is
and y La sale station q mod ! Of its
kind.
On your next TRIP East take the Rock
Island and land in La Salle Station
you will tSen know the comfort Of q
wise choice Of routes. Several fast,
well equipped daily trains TO Chicago.
Time table and informa.ioa on 70.
qssst.
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FIREMAN BURNED.

Fireman Harry Young Of the T.. =
4 = W, was badly scaldcd by steam
from hls engine Monday while about
"a miles north Of Tucumcari. lie msd'
a very narrow escape a. tho burn wal
on the right side Of his face and Il
was 30 near the right eye that "a seems
almost . miracle that ha eye was moi
DESTROYED. lie l. getting on nicely ana
IN a few days will be AZ work.
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brotherhood Of Locomotive Fremeu
and Engineers No. 6G5. meets IN ths
old bank builAiHg every Tuesday, n
the month a. $500 r. N.
& z. c Ss:,.n; s ssss.s e. s sssss,..
n p. ponohco. Probate Clerk.
q. W. Ohsnsuit. 7~rearurer.
I. u Briseoe. Assessor
d. q. KINDS, Master.
r. A. wINoRovE, Secretary.
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furumcnri Chapter No. ~. Il \. ".
Regular ""n'ocatiuu 2ud Monday night
~ each mouth Visiting companions
prc cordially Invited.
JOHN e. ZONES. n. T..
'oll\ e. WHlTMORE see.
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Tncum'ari l.odrc No. rs, l. o. O. r..
meets every Thursday evening Al the
new Masonic hall
|, :. NJ. WHARTON, n. @.
x. c SUMMEY. Secretary.
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Carpenters and Joiners Uuion No.
f75, meets In new Masonic hall every
first and third Friday nights.
PAUL JACKSON, President
NJ. f. PARISH, Secretary.
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brotherhood Of Railway Carmen OF
America, meets every first and third
Friday evenings at $500 O'Clock nj the
old bank building.
NJ. y. MCDONALD. Chief Carman.
\. NJ. FENNELL, secretary.
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Tucumcari Lodge No. 20, X. Of r.
meets every Wednesday evening at tn.
new Masonic hall.
Y. II. McEI.RoY, c. G.
VI. Is GOlDENBERu, X. Of X. and ).
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Bethel Innpter 40, II, Order ~ the
Eastern StAr, meets az he new Mn
sonic hall every second and fourth
Tuesday evenings OF each month.
HARRIET ~. D0NOHO0, W. NJ,
ALICE Y. KOCH, Secretary.
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Ruth Rchekah lodre M. &. meet.
inst and tnIrd tuesday evenings Of
each month NJ the new Masonic hall
MRS. C R PARCHMAN, W. NJ.
MRS. L. T.. SHERWOOD. Sec.
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Order Railway Conductors. No. sat,
meets al the new Masonic hall every
SUNDAY evening az Tsan p. N.
@. N. PARsoN, Bee. and Treas.
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Tucumcari Lodge No. o. A. +. and
\. NJ meets first and third Monday
evenings Of each month at the new
Masonic hall.
Z. = SAXON, W. NJ.
II. d. NICHOLS, Secretary.
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Insure your life In the strongest som.
rAny On earth, The Mutus, Life Of
New York. Hamilton Insurane
\g.rty hI
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brotherhood OF Locomotive EHgin
GERS No. 74s, meets In the old bank
building every Monday In each month
J. X. McAL.PINE, Chief Enr',
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Tucumcari Camp No. H., ". q. W.
meet" Second and fourth Monday even.
'ngs Of each month at the new Masonic
nall.
III NEAElrS ~ ~
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3. ?. 0. Z.

Lodge No ii72, Tucumcari, N. NJ.
Meets Second AMI Fourth Wednesday,
IN each month. Special meeting every
other WednesG y night. Visiting Elks
invited.
ROYAL PRENTICE, Exalted Ruler.
r. L. WEIGH, Secretary.
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Tucumcnri Fire Department, business
meeting the last Tuesday night In ench
month. Meeting for practice the last
Monday night In each month.
j. n. DAUGHTRY, Chief
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brotherhood Of RAILWAY Trniumen.
meets first aud third Saturday after.
moons. and second and fourth Saturday
evenings 10 the old hank building.
y COLDwELL. Master.
CLAUDE DUVAL, Secretary.
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cab, lay or night, call telephone No
~. ls.tf.
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=. III. NEAFlS, G. O..
T., NJ sALA Frs. CLERK.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.


LODGE DIRECTORY.
q. ,. 0. z.
Lodge No l172, Tucumcari, n. N.
Meets Second AMI Fourth Wednesday.
IN each month. Special meeting every
other wednesG y night. Visiting Elks
invited.
ROYAL PRENTICE, Exalted Ruler.
r. l. WEIGH, Secretary.
Tucumcari Lodge No. % A. +. and
\. NJ meets FIRST and third Monday
evenings OF each month at the new
Masonic hall.
f. = SAXON, W. NJ.
u. d. NICHOLS, Secretary.
Turumrufi Chapter No. ~. Il. \. n
Regular conyoca'iuu 2rd Monday nigh,
~ each month Visiting companions
pro cordially invited.
JOHN g. ZONES. n. T.
'Oll\ e. WHlTMORE see.
Tucumrari Lodge No. IS, / O. O. r.
meets every Thursday evening at the
new Masonic hall
l.. $. NJ. WHARTON, N. @.
r., c SUMMEY. Secretary.
Tucumcari Lodge No. 90. X. Of r
meets every Wednesday evening at tbs.
new Masonic hall.
T. H. McELRoY. C. {.
VI. Is GOlDENBERu, X. Of X. and ).
Tucumcari Camp No. l., W. o. W.
meets second and fourth Monday even.
'ngs OF each month at the new Masonic
hall.
=. II. NEAFUS. G. O..
y. NJ SALA Frs. Clerk.
Ruth Rchekah' lodre No. 4. meets
first and tnird tuesday evenings OF
each month M the new Masonic hall.
MRS. G. - PARCHM M, ". NJ.
MRS L. T. SHERWOOD. Sec.
brotherhood Of RAILWAY Trniuren.
meets first aud third Saturday after.
mons. and second and fourth Saturday
evenings u the old hank building.
r. COLDWFLI.. Master.
CLAUDE DUvAL, Secretary.
brotherhood Of Railway Carmen OF
america, meets every first and third
Friday evenings nc $500 O'Clock at the
old bank building.
NJ. p. MCDONALD. Chief Carman.
\. NJ. FENNELL, Secretary.
Carpenters and JOiners I'ulon No
f75, meets In new Masonic hall every
first and third Friday nights.
PAUL JACKSON, President
NJ, f. PARISH, Secretary.
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engln
GERS No. 74s, meets in the old banl
building every Monday In each month
j, X. McAI,PtNE, Chief Enr''
Tucumcnri Fire Department, business
meeting the last Tuesday night In each
month. Meeting for practice the las,
Monday night in each month.
J. II. DAUGHTRY, Chief
Bethel Cnnpter 40. II, Order ~ m,
Eastern StAr, meets az he new Mn
sonic hall every second and fcuFtl
Tuesday evenings of each month.
HARRIET ~. DONOHO0, W. M
ALICE Y. KOCH, Secretary.
/ brotherhood Of Locomotive Fireme
a and Engineers No. 600, meets IN "a
old bank building every Tuesday, 4
> the month AZ $500 r. NJ.
! = Z. Cutlip. Probate Jedee.
n p. ppnohco. Probate Clerk.
a. W. Chensuit. Treasurer.
I. y Briseoe. Assessor
ID. q. KINDS, Master
r. A. wTN0ROvE, Secretary.
Order Railway Conductors. No. sat
meets At the new Masonic hall ever,
SUNDAY evening az T,an p. NJ
q. NJ. PARsON, Bee. and Treas.
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NOT ICE.

Notice is hereby given that I have
appointed Mr.. G. P. Iaukea my attor-
ney-in-fact, and that I viii not be re-
sponsible for any obligation contracted
for by others in my name without Mr..
1aukea s written order
LILIUOKALANI.
Dated Honolulu, May 18th, 1910.
$500
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MEETING NOTICE.
Special Meeting Of Stockholders
Kahuku Plantation Company.

kahuku Plantation Company.
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders of Kahuku
Plantation Company viii be held on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of May, 1910,
at , o'clock ?. m. at the office Of the
company, Stangenwald building. Homo
lulu, for the purpose Of considering an
increase in the capital stock of said
kahuku Plantation Company.
BY order of the vice-president.
T. E. PAXTON,
Secretary Kahuku Plantation Co
Honolulu, May 6, 1910. 3S3
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MEETING NOTICE.
Special Meeting of Stockholders of
Hawaiian Sugar Company.

Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Notice IS hereby given that a special
meeting Of the stockholders Of Hawa-
ian Sugar Company will be held on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of May, 1910,
at . O'Clock p. m. at the Office of the
company, Stangenwald building, Homo
lulu, for the purpose of considering an
increase in the capital stock of said
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
BY order of the second vice president
f. Z, PAXTON,
Secretary Hawaiian Sugar Co.
Honolulu, May 6, 1910. 383
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If you have ftroubles Of your own. -
tell them in the Want Ad. column. Two
lines, one time, is cheap talk. If you
want a potion or clerk, the Classified
column is the place to find either.
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NOTICE.
Creditors Bailey & Lawson.

Credltors Bailey & Lawson.
On Monday, May 16, at the office
of the undersigned, 70 Merchant ST.,
20 per cent dividend Will be paid on
all claims properly presented to
2. II. BURNETTF,
S663 Trustee Bailey & Lawson.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
FIGHT ALARMS PLAYGoERs
Women Faint as Audience Rushes
Away from THE Music Master. "

fight IN the gallery Of the Grand Opera
House yesterday afternoon disturbed the
performance of THE Music Master"
William z Purcell, a clerk, of No. $50
West 9th street, charged Michael Kenny.
ticket taker, with having kicked his
crippled brother, and the two went at it In
fast fashion. Cries of Flight! Fighti
alarmed the audience, and Henry c. Swift,
manager Of the house; Melville Stolz and
Lawrence Anholz, Of the company. and
Fireman William Iuse, who we're standing
in the lobby, waiting for the curtain to
ring down, were swept off their feet by
throng that surged out of the doors.
The fireman and Anholz forced their ~ay
through the crowd, and Luse went 20 the
stage, where David Warfield vas going on
with his lines, in spite OF the turmoil
Physicians We're teIephoned for, in antici-
patton of disaster, but fortunately there
was nothing more serious than faintins
epidemic six women and one man going
under The fireman ouieted the half OF the
audience who were in the theatre when he
reached the stage.
The fighters went out 10 the sideT ak,
still punching each other, and kept on With
It until arrested and locked up on the
charge Of disorderly conduct.