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New-York tribune., 1911-11-29

his rival and enemy, Forrest, was playing
in the same role at the Broadway Theatre.
The men had quarrelled in England, but in
the light OF all that had happened 1t seems
10 be agreed that Forrest was the aggressor
Forrest. however, was popular with the
people. and when Macready appeared at
the Astor Place opera House as the Thane
Of Cawdor he was saluted with a shower
Of bad eggs and with shouts and yells OF
abuse. The management rang down the
curtain and the admirers OF Macready
abandoned the house to the rioters, who
contirued their uproar long enough to make
sure that the play would not be resumed.
A number OF respectable citizens" ral-
He'd to Macready's support and appenoeo
their signatures 10 an appeal urging MIN
to complete his engagement at the opera
house and pledging themselves to staho
by him.
This enraged the "Forresters," as the
rival player's friends styled themselves
and they organized ward meetings issued
posters and bought seats for the Macreaoy
performance, intending 10 repeat their
demonstration.
On the night OF May 10 they found a large
body OF police distributed through .he
house and the Mayor, Recorder and other
city officials IN attendance.
When Macready appeared no was gree'eu
as before. with missiles, yells ana Misses
MANY arrests were made, and despite the
disorder Macready continued his perform
ance. o...
Indoors the mob was kept in check. Out
Of doors. where it surged through the
side streets, windows were broken doors
smashed. and rioting spread to a large area,
a detachment Of sixty cavarymeh anu
three hundred infantrymen marcheo uo"h
broadway. under arms and ready Tor ac-
ton and a second command OF militia ap-
proaohed the opera house by way OF La
fayette Place.
The mob attacked the militia with stones
and brickbats, and several OF them were
severely wounded.
with the sanction OF the civil authorizes
tho militia responded by firing three or
four yolleys Twenty people were Kllleu
and a large number were wounded Ihe
orera house and nearby buildings were
shattered by bullets, but the Disorder ana
bIoodshed aroused public sentiment 10 a
noint which has since preserved decency IN
the playhouse.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
A Model for the Candy Trade

candles everywhere; and the remark,N.
prosperity 10 which his business has a.,
tained has been due 10 no other ady.r,,,.'
ment than their own superiority and .ro.,
lence. A new factory has recently -
found necessary 10 meet the demand, :.
the increasing business. which will soon Ia.
come wholesale az well as retail.
The Mirror" factory Just compl.,.s =.
Hudson and Morton streets IS in eysrv >.
spect a model OF perfect sanitary a.,
hygienic construction. This IS no, pr,n,
rily that the pure food laws OF the s,s,,
may be carried out. for Mr. Morgenthap,
own ideals Of what the health Requirement,
of the public demanded preceded by som,
years those OF the law, but every possiy,
Improvement in the direction Of purity ans
wholesomeness has been made
A glance at the accompanying nlus,-,.
tion shows q building whose exterior a,
white limestone, with its vast exten, a,
window space admitting light and afr. "a
sufficient guarantee OF sanitary manu,ae,.
ure and tho convenience OF the employ..
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29

That the candy consumption In the
United States is enormous and daily In
creasing no one can doubt. In its manu-
facture q conservative estimate places the
amount OF sugar used annually at $780,
100000 pounds, or nearly 100000 barrels;
and sugar represents only 80 per cent OF the
total ingredients In use. The total output
therefore would reach the almost stagger-
ing figure OF 200 10000 pounds.
one very potent reason for the widely In
creaslng popularity Of confections may be
found in the comparatively recent recog-
milton by science OF the value Of sugar and
sugar products properly used and prepared
under hyglenic conditions as a valuable
food product and adjunct to diet rather
than as deleterlous luxury, an indulgence
which was confined to women and children.
with this knowledge an added impetus was
given to the manufacture Of candy and an
effort was made upon the part OF manu-
facturers 10 bring their output distinctly
under the head Of food products. In fact,
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

this building are several lodge rooms. ~
German cafe IS far famed not only a..
part Of Terrace Garden. but as a ,,..s
mark Of New York. During the las, -
mer the management OF tho garden -
vided for tho entertainment Of gues,, :. ~
unique manner For moderate pric. =,
excellent table d'hote dinner. an opera -.
taxicab service were given.
The management" above referred ., =
Adolph Suesskind. whose experienc.
admirable qualifications as host hav. s..t
much 10 keep no the prestige OF Te-r...
Garden as one Of the leading place, :,
amusement OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

important adjunct TO Terrace Garden nus
accommodations for two thousand persons
a perfect floor, and from IT'S elaborate
frescoes to its handsome boxes is the acme
Of brilliant and artistic decoration.
women's drawing room, richly furnished In
the style Of the Turkish Renaissance;
snacious refreshment room and reception
room provide every comfort for the guest
east Of the ballroom is ground banquet
hall. The Lexington Assembly Rooms mas
capacity OF from five TO six hundred per-
sons and its exquisite white and gold deco
rations make It particularly adapted to wed
dings. On the fourth and nth floors OF
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
HOTEL BELMONT.

Forty-second street is to-day acknowl-
edged to be the dividing line Of the city.
Below 1t are grouped the business houses;
above It. the residential sections; around II
are clustered tho clubs. many noted
churches. most of the theatres. scores OF
restaurants, and nearby is the splendid
Public Library.
1t is in the heart OF this advantageous
locality. and directly opposite Grand Cen
trail Station, that tho Hotel Belmont was
erected, at a cost OF 100000. Truly a
giant among hotels, twenty-five stories rise
above the street level. and five stories ex-
tend under the ground. -Four years In con-
strucion, no structure was ever put to-
New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
CRAZE FOR LECTURES BEGINS.

Lectures were becoming fashionable IN
New York seventy years ago. and regular
courses began in the fall Of that year a.
tho Mercantile Library Association, the
Mechanics Institute the Lyceum and the
Historical Society. Concerts were ia1iiy
we'll patronized. Mr.. Knoop nddieo anu
Rraham sang to audiences at from S4oo 10
500 q night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
SIXTH CAVALRY TO
SUCCEED FOURTH
Troops at Fl. Huachuca, Arr
IONA Will Change Posts
With Iowa Regiment; MAY
Strengthen Garrison

Fort Huachuca. Ariz Aus r. Tle
sixth cavalry viii Doc ordered back to
bDs Moiurs la. after tno prcstd-n-
tnl election n MoNico Bon Stpt,nI 'si,
ana will be- succeeded ns gn .rsul ot
Fore Hmcbuca by On, Fourth als-
alrN. noW stationed Ht Fort VI I,.
s. ~. Eids have been advertised tor
the transportation OF Che troops from
Fort Meade To- huachuro. with for
age. baggage and tlsr rrrimontul
band
q is said that the th. Fourth VIII
hc permanently stationed $50 tbo Hua-
chuca mountain army post uut pend
ing the M,Xieo presidential elections
thc sixth Viii remain a. iuacWaJ
AdVicrs have been received 40 tb,
post that Fort fluuphu,a is Zoo Do, ru-
hrgod into tWu-suuHdruu post and
tho constructing quurtouutstrr. cam
tain entity. ls rApDetrd at tbe post
this week ,o supervise thr WORK at
construction ANA rcmOdoing thai Will
br urcoeprA Nm Appropriation -
slAN. 900 is rvUllabl, For th.s nurpotc
The experiences ui the sixth sine,
Tho trauhlo va Mexico spread along
tltc International border b. said 10
have uroNou that rort llulchcn is
sun e convenient plaor for nn arm,
post The practice hikps OF the tronps
all over south'ru Arizona have prov.
cn that huvrmiH is within striking
distance of amy uuIut On The Arizona
border The climate mukcs the hikes
easy ON th' troopers and splendid
cnmping sites mny be- found at ans
place on the border.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
MRS. STRAHORN HAS
WELL DEPICTED
EARLY DAY LIFE
Interesting Book BY Well
Known Author Contains
Unusually Amusing Remin-
iscence of Scene in This City

fit'cn Thousand Miles by stage
This ls voc ti'lc of book by Mrs
taIN Adcll StrahOrn. who iecouuts
her own unique experience of path
finding ana pioneering from thc Mis-.
souri, 10 the Pacific and from Alaska
20 Mexico The hook makos q SUI.
tantim volume II contains 500 o.
ustIatlons IN he famous western
Illustrator Charles " Russell and
others. and many PHOTOGRAPHIC views
W ,ho districts described j. o. rOh
ihr 'knicEu booker Press OF G. T..
tuupm's SONS.
~ delie with the west of thirt,duur
wears ago on' D. Of particular interest
tu thc p.0u'r of New Mexico, tor r.
describes with accuracy M am inIc"
oetng narrative form. the west as it
appeared Iu rIr early DAYS Tho pic.
lures ol au,n titles ~ Santa l'c In
htb' sir uu flood memories among
old timers. Real frontier types the
quiet home udhct Had rodcDmur OF
'hc wilderness as well ns the moro
picturesque indian and "badmau' arc
dcecrlb,d boa vivid yet authoritative
terms
An amusing incident ul new COM.
Dr who attempted 10 master me Span
$50 RECOMMENDATION of the proper
u0mu in Albuquerque. is taken from
lhC Albuquerque Democrat OF over
go years aso % runs SIS follows.
"a few days since stranger from
The uncou'crtod wilds OF tho east
whore the tcnderfoet attain their high.
est state OBJ constituencies. came out %
4 buuueruuC y NJ 10 visit "A friend
While walking alOng Railroud avenue
hc said 20 friend ihoyc goes
man that met ap I'm la lunta eivlng
Che j its natural monomciation You
nean Ia luntU' the friend replied
] hai d. Suunish name and in ina
language ! takes the sOuao of n
Is that so we'll ! must try 90 catch
an 90 that
Then after sirolling alons a short
psiancc further be asked Where are
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
ny sTERIOUs WoMAN
IN BLNCk RETIHNS

"bhcK woman has again made her
appearance iu this city after AN ABB
sencc of q year The strange char
actor has been q mystery In Rush
willie for years and she provos 10 bee
so elusive that neither policemen nor
ncet-fott,d men con ovcriakc her.
SIN, selects certain part of the city
and "haunts' that FOR several days
until people in that vicinity are
aroused and give chase. she wears
O black hat. hlach veil black coat
and pure white dress She generally
practices taking or ana puuing un
Der coat SCI she walks the streets
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

those James springs of which I hear
ED murh ZOO rho pupcrs-
Nuu snoul cali them thu uayMcz
SWiIuss they are over tle mountains
about go miles
Darn The language % breaks m.
all uu That's pretty nice house
over 'h cree that Almiio house. isn't
ii' and again he gave the j us prop.
90 pronunciation
You mean he \rmiho house N"-.
ts god one 700
"naMsiCha way OF abusing DO Ems.
li.h alphabet reckon then. that
must be- the Hama Brothers store
down the street
40 that is not Spanish name
/ think IL is French However D. b.
pronounced as spelled
Nel! how IN Santa BE- b. fcl-
low going 10 oil what o. spanish and
what isut' why couldn't thcy spell
their own language according 10 The
orgInpl plans
ON you'l soon catch ON you
viii FIND 10 safost 10 give The Spanish
pronunciation to nearly everything
here
An hour later they sat down 10 the
tables al the san Felipe hotel AMI
after scanning lhc hill oi fare The
stranger said 10 the walter: You max
bring mo nice huicl piece of rous,
beef, some pig howl with capcr
sauce, some iiicassicd hackTabhit
some polk with apple holly, souo boil
ed potatoes with The hachots on IN
hkun yuu know some tnrts with Cur.
rent in mean hBm, and, an, SOME
Al Ibis point the walter swoonoI
ana the guests in the room ler uu' e.
ruu OF laughter that EaS, bee chan
dcliors the Chllls and tcND. 1hH made
Ih, s'meri ual. hui ms friends pot
hold OF him and took ham from The
rooal, ana as by wrht through the door
be- remarked . hin take - hokc bat
10 makes me mad 90 bv plu ed Tor "a
grceuN
The author OF tbis admirable hii of
nonsense was Charles Otounor Rob
cris. well rom inferred aB a brilliant
writer for the press for some years
here. ne was at that time city editor
%, tho Albuquerque DE uocrnt, ana the
stranger referred "a in the squih vs.
now one of the most prominent men
OF local newspaper circles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
SUICIDE AFTERMATH
Of PARDON
Woman Who Was Witness m
Trailer Case Shoots Self
With 5000 When Prisoner
is Paroled by Young

Globe. Aria. AUG @ Coiucidcnt
with the paroling hy Acting Governor
Young of William Trailor. who was
sentenced 10 ~ Year, impInogmoW
Tor the murder of shorty Dallas at
"a ranch near Clifton. was the suicide
%; Mr. Winlired Fidior last Wcduss-
day al her hume AT Duncan, tue day
after the parole was issued. Sh.
committed suicide by shooting hcr-,lt
with 1880 rifle.
The ctusr for the suicide BEL not
known. though n is suspected TINT
sh, feared Tudlur might harm her
because of her testimony against him
40 tho time uf his conviction She had
broodcd much over Che killirs of
baliuH as at the time nf ths trial 10
was ramor,d that IL was she and
man by the name of Allcndrr had
pluccd tho blame ON Traitor boo order
10 escape. she. however. turned
STATEN evidence and was allowed h,r
freedom aitor tho trial
The evidence at the trial was thut
Mrs. Fuller at tho time WAS living
with Il Chiuumn aud that Traitor and
Allcndor had gotten her go consent
Go leave the country with them.
They had bu one horse ANA thr tcs-
tinony showed thHt when they got
near the camp ~ shorty Dallas
they decided la ask him tor horse.
AllCnder ana the woman were uu the
horse aud Traitor went ahead o. ask
Dallas Tor a horse or mule and Dali
las refused. Tie then went back 20
the two Who were on the horse aud
reported that Dallas had refused.
After short council bctwccu the
three they left the woman with the
horse and both men went To- Dallas
camp and upon being again refused
Dallas was shot by Traitor In a most
cold FLOODED manner.
Then they took u mule aud return
ed 10 the woman and informed her
so She testified. of what they had
done Mrs Fidler about three years
ago. lived In q tent az Kinney Park
Ia this city. ana was well knoNu Boo
certain 3iClcs la Globe,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

For the best saddle horses IN The
city call phone No Z. " l. TTmblc,
ia North Second 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
MES|LLA CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
ELECTS
Nick GALES Resigns Because
Of Ill Health and is Sue
ceeded BY r. E. Mcbride {;
H. B. Holt Vice President.
Especial Correspondence to the Hsrrid


las cruces. ~ ~. Aug .. " q
special meeting of th, board Of ~
rccturs of the Medlla valley cham
bcr of commerce held Monday after
noon. President Nicholas Gallos re-
signed and Vie, President q T.. Nc
Brd, was elected president ii -.
Holt was elected vice president ana
District Clcrk iosc a. Lucrro Wns
cl"rt,d on the hoard of directors to
.flt Mr. iolts position All of these
Officers are to hold their respective
pnsiuou, until th" regular meeting
for the election 81 Officers. when
th, chamber us % whole viii eject Of
nDrrs 'ur tu, coming .rfr Mr. Gal
| D.. has been faithful president aud
hus assisted materially u making the
chamber what 10 b. today "a, re-
signs tho position con- account ut an
health
Wilson wade ana John LORNA
have entered Cor the civil service 'N-
animation Go hr held nest Saturday
Ncil g. cross has been elected 90
succeed Edmonslon Link Hs clerk OF
ia, local order of Modern WuodWcu.
August Sgh,uck has awarded "a
contract for two modern business
rpom tu bee erected W once "u the
CORNER do, Main and Depot streets.
Th, adobe building now occupying
th, ,it, Nill hr removed
Tu, river has fallen considerably
lately bat from al Indications Their"
viii Doe plenty cot water for every
body. crop conditions generally ar"
iu excellent shape on account of an
abundance ui water
Mrs q p Hare. Vii. ul Professor
Hare tF rapidly improNrg after
Ions Illness
Tho MryIln VALLEY Co-op,rauv"
Burial association has filed its nrt-
clrs of Incorporation with th, rorr'-
pry OF Sew Mexico. |hpIr Dr. mo-
capital stock The members arr'
tslJoro Armijo Las Cruces l. Mo-
ryu1 Las cruces, H. e.. Strong Las
Cruces y 81 strong, Las Cruces \.
j. Fountain. Mosllia.s A. =. iioncus'l",
puua ANA Tho association is created
strictly for the purpose of uuryiug its
members. An admission Zee OF 81 is
collected from each member uui o
monthly du. o. collected from ,1"h
wrmnDr tl, amount drpoudug uu
th. as, of th, member when admit
t,d Goo wcmh,rsh.p
The BOARD ut count, commissioners
has ordered that ihe total bonded in-
d,ht,dur- of bona Ana county.
which aEEr,a3tys {,Lt133i, shall bo
converted into general county refund
ing bond u' th, county ot Doua ANA
Tho bonds Ncir SOLE 60 jamcs q IA-
hin of 81 Louis who paid $1,000
premium. Th, bonds uay per cent
per anuum. th, principal subject Co.
being paid m, um, h,ior, JulS o..
'1gtI
4 muycmeut has been started Goo
extend telephone time from Las
cruces 90 organ 20 distance of a.
mites IN, organ district be- begin
nug tu hc quite active and the lack
OF telephone service is frlt koculy
Reports from organ state that
actual work has commenced ON tho
Memphis mine in that district \
doubt, compartment shaft aud cross
cuttings to the several known veins
Will be- started as soon as things are
u good running order
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

The preacher had been cloquen. iu
his romarks CONCERNING tho Young
girl over whose remains the funeral
services We're hcing held. Tears were
iu thy eyes ~ all present Even tho
speakers voice termblod with che
FORCE of his rmuUou
outhurst
can anyuu, doubt that this fair
fragile flower has hocn transplautod
lo The dollhouse ul the Lorl popu-
lar Magazine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
LIGHTNING RAPED
HEADS on TWENTY

Monticello s. ~ Aug g. Twenty
New Workers at a large boardinr
puse here were injured this morning
when the house was struck by bolt
ut lightning
There were more than 90 quest.
at thc Garotsky house aud while i,o
storm was in progress the twenty
Vu' were injured were sitting m the
hall
The bolt entered thc house az the
roo. u1sscd through several room y
aud were out through the hall
|l' troaklsh part Of tho uccil ~
"rs that cvory one 90 the 90 WINS
ldcncd ON top Of the head
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
GAS HEArnRs AT COST.

\ IHIE' hUNUIY OF gas neHtprR Tor
Your living room or den or any room
Ia your house win be- on sale for cost
ni The gas office before fall MS dol.
lars In your pocket to Heat with
Gas There are more effective heat
units In a dollars worth OF gas than
IN twice this value Of coal Phone sS,
The Gas co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09
SUPREME COURT IN
SESSION SOON
Will Convene in Santa Fe on
August 18th, and Hold Sit
tings Until August 29th
Important Case Scheduled.

important Case Scheduled.
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UNEASINESS FELT
IN MONEY MARKET
Henry Clews Thinks Unsetile.
ment Due to European Pc.
htical Situation. Nervous
ness Account Wheat and
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'.', !" '''o'n .ukt,S'- % I''h'' suo-
.V'"'i'h '"i'''in'hi ~ thr rpiihs
"n'' "''' '""''''''
"'.''" 'N', i"' ''' corn p''U'i'' rs
SUI" %" 'N''I'''' one an" % 's "'i
known l'A' 1i l1r .OiR' "I 90. MAJ
'"''S "'' weather. lH "i Ih''b uiuhl'
''h'h' 20 corn So iHr "s cotton A
concerned. lh' -"''rum'nt 900 we'd
h'fd'E FURNISHED "uo'h'r report cone
iHinhls go ~ 'i"u@ Inmates TINT "r
ave lo nave crop exceeding in Nol-
uh' oHN earlier years,
To- THIS connection Oh" ruriulmont
"f production hy cotton mills is apt
lu p" exaggerated as an index 30 adj
worse trad With .urn % large sup-
pI} 81 raU cotton in light there is d,
quite uatura. disposition 90 withhold
purchase az the manufactured proc
ducts until tho uflurnc" OF tho now
crop shall nave boon cNortrd iu ul
ma prices established tor tho season
upon permanent basis. General
trade is Zoo fact somewhat better N
fs estimated Chat fn, mills of the
United States ~trrl corporation are
operating about go p.y cont of ctp1c-
t which may hr accepted be rtir-
ac,urut. index of th, Industry aa
30 whole
Tho v,sL and particularly canada,
iHv, begun to draw funds o. supply
harvest requirements Eut our banks
ON sufficiently wen Fortified o. meet
These demands without making spec
100 preparations either in thc dirc,-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-09

IN ordinary case Of dmrrhooa can.
as % rule, be cured by "a single dose ~
chnmhcrla Cole, Cholera and hi
urrhoca Remedy. This remedy has
no superior tor bowel complaints. For
sale by all DEALERS