The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-07
HOTEL NOTES AND GOSSIP
TRAVELLERS FROM NENICO ARE
.NtN OR EylSlBE.
Those Who rAux Beiitfie the Troubles of
l. Dtax-rhe Ritt-sarsten to Have a
Dinner on December anh Open tho
Next Day-New Mexican Ambitions.

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| \. Dtak-rhe Ritt-tariton to Have a
Dinner on December and Open the
3 Next Day-Nsw Mexican Ambitions.
Travellers from Mexico these days dis
play an eItraIne reticenCo about what il
| going on down there II the arrival Il
an American who is In business down
| thers and wishes to stay m business. hes
! Is likely 10 tell YOU ia strlCtsst confidence
that things look pretty serious. but for
hsav en's sake do not mention his name
Many Niexicans have reached New York
in the last ten days. but with the .1cep-
ton Of three hey have said that nothing
was happening down rh.re at all and
anathcmized American newspapers for
saving there was. The accounts given ~
that affair in puebia are various. On.
man told a SrS reporter The other day
that there was simply a seizure Of some
arms concealed in IA house. which caused
"A fight be'w.en the police and tho Persons
In the house
From Monterey. Mexico. there arrived
Yesterday AT rh. Imperial a party con-
sisr.ng 81 Fernando Ancira, Rafael Dav,la
Miguel Quiroga and Juan sanchez and his
wife. One Of h~m v no Cou Id speak Eng lish
said thai there WAS absolute que, ,n
Mexico ~h.n they left and that any r--
port to the contrary was simply Arneri-
can newspaper talA
The TNisbla matter " as simply a strike
in cotton factory he said. " hich the
Government took part in settling As
for Mad"ro he Is not In Coaha:la but VI
San Antonio. Texas
just then another Of the party made
n gesture az rhe speaker. said aornsthin
IN spanish. and t.. man who was .a,..
Ing irOvesi away.
The new Rii2-Carl'on Hotel. il IL m
noInced. really will he opened ou D.,cem-
Der 10. William Harris. vice. president ot
the Ritz Carlton COMPANY. has issued in
vitations for a banquet TO bs given IN
the hotel on tho night Of Decsuab.r u
Mr. Harris has CON. over fer the opening
OF III. hotel. as has Theodore kroell
manager II ia. Ritz Hotel IN london
ksllsr. the Capt. Ginger @ no was In
charge Of the restaurant On -hs kaiserin
Augusts Victoria. and who Used 20 work
IN the Carlton Hotel in London. is 10 10
the manager 81 the restaurant.
one curious feature about ,h. new
building that has gon" UP n Madison
avenue between Forty-sINrh and Forty.
seN en'h streets Is that u Is in two parts
Carlton House. and the Ritz Carlton
Hotel The former practically has bean
completed for some time u is III apart
ment house. though tn" tables Of rhe
residents are catered 70 ny the kitchen
Of IN. ho'ei For III. resi- II IL run IN.
d~p.ndently In the RiIz-C arlton the
restaurant will be made the main feature
Of the hO:el The annex u the main
dining room ~ pa I'm room which IL IN
almost exact reproduction OF IN. nous
palm room OF m" Carlton in London. With
terrace and stairway ON which the frocks
of manT American women IN ioudou
have he-n seen T." advantag"
A Mr. McEwen Of W.lsvil.e occupied
room al at the Imperial hight before
Both were apparently wrapped IN sound
sIumber yesterday morning a little ha.
fore 10 O'Clock when a parry OF friends
entered the hotel bent on having MIR
McEwen brealSfasr with them
One asked Mr. McEwen's number. and
Adam. who is first man on the information
they go; on the wire leading
To 7Oi A. Mr. lSse who had gwen orders
not 20 b. disturbed. was on th'- other end
the wire did som" huz1tng The caller
dropped she receiver and hastily hung
II up
What did he saw asked Adam
There were women present and 'ha
caller smiled pal" smil" WE'LL Ger
talnly thought YOU SAID 7Oi, h. an.
swered
James q Dnrden. Il business man Of
Albuquerque. y NJ drIft"c into III.
Imy.rial yesterday and announced that
the constitutional convention of New
Mexico had adopted AN instrument that
could not fan 10 satisfy all critics and
that II contained no signs Of InItIatlv. or
or the recall Considerable.
appointment exists among some 81
IN. folks out there. according go Mr. &
Darden. b.CallS. IN. census has failed
To give the territory III. ~" Coo popula-
ion with which II Was predicted at would
p.gIn Statehood. Tn" visitor - inclined
10 blarn. the long drought 20 some extent
Personally | never thought We, should
have more than 3jO.o'n" said MIR Darden
tn. census shows about AZ .rru. There
lae been - great exodus from tn. State.
entirely from rh,- "oUntl'.~ thaT have been
Affected Nv IN. drought. Dut l would not
sstImat. /; AZ over 1.ID or $500. Those,
counties mad h""n populated by new
'om"rs. and AZ they had inv vested most
IF what they had III land and Imrl"TeUr-
hey couldn't hold ont agaIn-i - nine
months spell Of drv weather. Many Of
h.rn haze NOT sold their cllITS and
nav come back
Nlr Dard"n said h" had g"r" West
rom North Carolina ia 1919. first to Kan
,as. Later he dru"" CLitl" for three
ears. driving them from corpus Christi.
Tex. 20 Livingston. Mon and "v..n INTO
anaha IL used 80 take. from February
until NoVemh.S To max" IN" Journey.
md th-r" was usually "A los 81 trouble.
rom the Indians" he. said They used
% Stamped" III" Caftl" ut night Their.
Ger. usually sixteen men Ia a herd Of
about 5.V"o