Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-12
HITz TACKLED ONE
TOO MANY AND
WIFE HAS LEFT
FOR GOOD
A Ginger Ale Highball Proved
the Final Blow in the
Strained Relations Of Form
er Ring Champion.
MORGAN PLANS THINGS
so HE CAN'T BE SEEN

(New York Letter 20 Evening HERALD
New York, Jan. i2.--Bob Fitzsm-
mons. ex-champion heavy weight. de-
clared today that he and his wife.
julia clifford, had parted.
Il am through with her forever"
said the freckled marvel OF the ring,
when told that his actress wife had
made the formal announcement sh
would never again tolerate his COM
pany unless ne Quit drinking.
Listen 10 me" said Fitzammons
who was found last night nc the home
Of friends IN Paterson, y. j., "The
whole trouble was that / had one GIN
ger ale 'lgnba1 when her folks were
being entertained az my farm az Dun-
ellen, y. '. dld try 10 patch up the
affair Of that one ighball. went
out 20 81. Paul, whore she was play
ing. and ] saw her. bat It was no use,
aud now ] am through
81 have discharged by chauffeur
Harry La Fontaine, and am now liv-
| ing the rugged life OF a farmer and
am perhaps Apply. | don't ever want
TO see 'er AGAIN. I'm done and Iua
Apply 10 say So"
Julia May clifford was an actress In
minor roles when she became enam-
ored OF tho lanky prizehghter FIVE or
six years ago. She played the boy
part OF Robert Pemhcrton IN when
johnny Comes Marching Home,
was prima donna IN light opera and
starred with her husband In "A Flight
for Love"
D. =. Morgan Can't Bc seen Then.
When J. 4. Morgan moves his pri-
waite offices 10 the thirty-hrst floor la
the new Bankers Trust Company
building. May /. he VIII be more se-
cludod than any other hnancier In
New York. The owners OF the build
ing have changed their originally
contemplated plan Of permitting
strangers TO go ia the elevator 10 the
: thirty-first floor and walk out on the
| roof between thu top of the main
| building and the base OF the pyramid
that rises almost ten stories higher.
I Instead, the public, except when they
wish TO make calls on persons having
offices In the higher floors. viii not
be- permitted 20 go above the twenty
sixth floor.
The reason for the change OF plans
/ IS said 10 be due 60 Mr. Morgan'a
wish Cor privacy. m visitors 10 the
| city and sightscers eager 20 inspect
| the new building were permitted 10
] go 10 tho thirty first floor and step
ont on the roof they would walk close
/ 20 the windows OF tho Morgan suite
and look IN. There VIII boz no rails
| and accordingly free and easy view az
the rooms viii be- afforded
More Competition in Cigars.
/ a two-mllliOn-doliar corporation
! which plans o. establish chain of
and Decent cigar stores throughout
/ New York city Is the latest outgroWth
| % the tobacco trust dissolution pro-
/ ceedings, according 20 Information
among tobacco men here today.
Waldorf Sues FoXhail kecnc.
! The waldorf Astoria company aiod
suit yesterday To recover SG.03G from
! Foxhal =. Keene, The complaint
| states that between February 8. 1905.
and October 30, 1910, the plaintiff
furnished food and lodging 81 reo-
sonahlo value OF S7.03G, Of which only
81 900 has been paid.
/ A Princeton Star Co the island.
! big Art" Brownlee. otherwise Ar
thur Brownlee. star fullback Of the
varsity eleven OF Princeton twenty
years ago. will spend the next four
months In the Blackwelrs Island
workhouse az an hahlmal drunknrd.
on anidnvits made hy his sister and
lby the manager OF snnitnrium.
Brownloe became mining engineer
after his graduation and was sue
I cessful.
Russian Dancers Quit Ia Row.
II Ialn Ia
! the Metropolitan opera house ycstcr-
day, when the imperial Russian bali
! let gave IFS farewell performance 0t
| the season. and ben Atwcll. represcn-
/ tatlve Of Max Rabinom. manager OF
! the ballet, told the audience that the
/ jealous spirit Of Mikail Murdikln was
/ largely 60 blame for the disConcortlng
| incidents Of the afternoon.
| The performance was halted for a.
| fun half hour in one Instance, and in
| Interim Atwoll passed several uncOm-
/ Portable minutes. begging the indulg-
/ once Of the crowd ana making al the
same time few remarks about Mord-
| kin, who has recently broken with
Rablnon and left his place as head
! of the troupe. AtweN said that music
had been found missing ana other e.
forts 10 Interfere With the farwcll
performance had been discovered.
! Katrina Gcl2er, who took Anna
pavlowa's place. ps leading woman
! dancer is tho ballet. and Alexander
/ Vollnino, who came here from the
graud opera m raris Co take an im
portant place IN tho roupe. ycster-
day was forced to dance "a Chopin
yalse with piano accompaniment and
! tho program ia other Instances was
| changed entirely
/
Modlclnea that aid np.ure are al
| ways most effcrtuni Chnmhcrlains