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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
A HUSBAND WITHOUT HONOR
HERE IS ESTEEMED ABROAD
American Professors Who Black Boots and Wipe Dishes
Are the Envy of English
Visitors.

hostess q 81 bill and asked her TO give II
TO the boot boy. Tho 81 bill is nicely
framed. and hangs in the professor 5
study with the legend underneath:
Money honestly earned by 6. l.. r. pro-
fessor Of Jurisprudence and Bishops BOOT
boy
"One evening last summer We dincd IN
beautiful home with two cultured people.
The hostess had cooked everything, ana
the host slipped about. changing plates
and filling glasses so unOstcntatiousiy
that ! hardly noticed him. We were an
going TO picnic next day and on our
way home we remembered that the ar
rangemcnts were not complete So We all
turned and strollcd back to the house
where VIC had spent the evening. There
was light i'm a side room. Is that the
study? / asked. Our host ls probably
having a goodnight pipe Two American
men. one lawyer and the other doc
tor. replied dryly That's the Kitchen
they're washing the dishes. And the
Americans were right
The host came out Come iu, come
in. he said, i don't believe you We got
dishwashcrs in London. have YOU" so
into the Kitchen We went and there was
an amazing machine. Ike an old-iash-
toned pump. the silver was put BOO per
foratcd basket. the plates w'r, stacked
round below the basket, nearly boiling
water and soap powder were poured on
the silver and pumped up and down ON
the plates, and, finally. silver and china
were taken out clean and dry. This ma
chine cost r los Ny American compan-
ions looked at it list'essly; IT was no
novelty TO them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
Every Day This Week May Be
Made to Seem q Feast Day
With title Thought and the Use Of Attractive Recipe the
Housewife May Make Each of Her
Meals Memorable

form into ? Hat cake. Lay on buttered
broilcr, brush over with melted butter
and broil as steak is broiled. serve on
heated platter and pour over it large
cupft1 Of hot tomato catsup gravy.
Planned Chicken with Bacon.
Have the chicken or fowl cut up a. for
fricasseo and parboil Gf it is not very
TENDER for half an hour; then drain.
wipe dry and arranged in a baking pan
that has been creased with bacon fat
Have the oven very hot and brown the
chicken quickly. Then the heat should
be moderated and the baking should pro
coed more slowly. Basic frequently while
cooking with hot bacon fat and serve with
a crisp slice OF bacon laid across each
piece OF the chicken. Corn fritters are
excellent served with this dish
Maraschino Whip.
Turn into q chilled bowl half a pint Of
double cream. and with an egg beater or
Sweeten with heaping tablespoonful OF
powdered sugar, fold in the stiffiy whipped
white Of one egg sufficient maraschino
cordial TO favor strongly. half n cupful
Of crushed macaroon crumbs and the same
quantity of chopped maraschno cherries
Place on the ice for at least an hour and
serve heaped into small crystal sherbet
glasses.
Spiced Apples with Orange Peel.
Peel. core and cut the apples into small
quarters place them in a granite sauce
pan, with barely water enough to cover
then add a small spice bag containing a
few whole cloves. half a whole nutmeG
few bits OF stick cinnamon and half
dozen whole allspice. Simmer gently FOR
five minutes. then add a cupful OF brown
sugar and the grated yellow rind OF one
orange Continue cooking until the fruit
IS tender and transparent. remove with q
SKINNER to "A glass dish take out the
spice bag and after boiling the syrup for
five minutes longer pour over the apples
Serve cold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01

Unfortunately for me, such was not the
case"
Activity to-day among the lawyers
known 10 have been retained ID! 'n'
Tbaws i'm the past gave rise TO rePo' .
that Mrs. Thaw's presence in Pittsburgh
,yould nc made the occasion for the be-
inning of AN action in the AlleBhen!
County courts to clear up nu'''O'
matters concerning her re!auo"S WIN
Harry X. Thaw. ,.,....r.
One report is that the Tha" law! e'S
q, ~ cock to force an early determhato"
If the status Of Mrs. Thaw's chiId 10 pro-
loot tho Thaw millions in the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name snd address Of grantee and at
torncyp
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
NOVEMBER 20
anhattan.

AVE -. ~ and -. =. Morris iustiS 20
Chas steiner. ji3 East 10Th ST: Nov ~ prior
rItg s. 800, due Jan l. 1917. per cent. 81
$50. attorney. Jos II Cayac. jr. 1909 LIST ave.
Park ROW. 12o, :. lI.lX6i ~ 5Sth st, =.
1919 II OF lst ave. 25xlooI Rachel Liebcs
kind 10 rita Feltes. l+ll Ave y. Brooklyn;
Nov - ,Irior mtg $4,000. due as per bond
S. GOO attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust CO. 100 Broadway.
WEST END AVE. .. sos u n Of Goth st.
40XlOO. "a nucl ID Davis Construction 60 "a
Chas IL Bohland 1885 Anthony ave: Nov II
,prior mtg $4,000. yrs. per cent 81. 900;
attorneys. Fcltenstcin 4 ROScnstcin. 800 Broad
way
I.sr AVE. 1855. " =. 2ox79: Land and Mort
gage 90 bohemia ~ New YORK city to Bank
~ Europe. 1870 LIST are; Nov IL | yr: $lt, 900
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. lIe
Broadway.
18th ST. 300 West. ! sly brk. 25xiOo !,
Anna \ Senior to Mary & Russell 23i West
2lst st; Nov ~: dee MAY IS. 1914: So 1850; at
! torney. New York Title Insurance 60. 1875
Broadway.
The Bronx.
CRoToNA AVE. = e cor ls0th ST, 253xiOO
Mary Diamond TO Chas Esner. l57 East s9th
st: Nov 20: DIE MAJ ~. 1914 q per cent: S.
900; attorney, y r. NJ Bullova. ~ Nassau st.
CLAY AVE. 1870, 8, 5sxgi.ll; j
Schwarzer 90 10 Georgiana Kendall. 10 Wes'
18th ct; Nov ~; 3 yrs; s27. attorneys
Merrill & Rogers. 100 Broadway.
CLAY AVE, 1882, . $. S3.5XG5.i. same tc
same; Nov Is; 3 yrs: s.. 400 same attorneys
FORDHAM AVE, cor lane 30 II wide
3OxloO city Island: Genevieve Brown 10 Chas
Klir ScnsteIn. 1900 Madison ave: Nov - (prioI
mtg s. OOOJ: w. per cent: 81. 900: attorney
little Guarantee and Trust co. iI6 Broa lwav.
GRAND BOULEVARD ana CONCOrRSE,
9 cor 10th st. 1872 7x9S q: Cart II Eberth Il
Josephine = NJ Collins. gdn 255 Yves, 13ist 81
Nov ~ due per bond; $1,000: attorney. 4
Y DAILY, ~ Nassau So.
! LOT IS. block 10. map Morris PARK Albert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01

Waite Of al Io,b. y & A. attys: w W
Herman ref: due s. 79S 81: taxes etc s--o ~
sal, 20 prior mtg OF $4,000. ~ c.
IST ST SO. s, 30 n OF lsl aNe' 800
100 4y253xIO0 sty tenmt ami stores 80,
Gank ast Hyman Berkowitz Ell al; j kon n
atty. r I. Hammer, ref, due. slo'i'' 'o'
taxes, etc, SLIGO
By Henry Brady.
55Th ST 327 West 5. 1858 Il 81 90, 90,
ave ~ gN1OOj, 3 sty dwl2; VIM ~ pa ,
Industrial School for Crippled Children ast y
r Gormicy ct al: cary e &, attys; ) ocHc"V" ~
,ef due tt5 Og9 %: taxes etc SGlO M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01

The chief culinary event Of the year
Thanksgiving Day. cannot obscure the
fact that the family must be satisiact-
oriIy fed on other days, too. Following
are simple suggestions for attractive
dishes for various courses 10 Oe server
throughout the week:
Posched Oysters in the Shell.
Opcn the oysters and leave them on the
half shell. Arrange them in large
baking pan i'm such way that none OF
the liouor can spill out. Pour over each
oyster half a teaspoonful Of dressing made
as follows: Mix together one tablespoon
ful OF lemon juice. half teaspoonful OF
grated horseradish, three tablespoonfuls
II tomato catsup, half teaspoonful OF
Worcestershire sauce and pepper and salt
10 taste. Have the oven very hot and
Mace the pan on the grating OF the oven
and cook until the edges or the oysters
arc nicely curled Serve Immediately,
carnished with lemon quarters and crisp
cress.
Merineue Glaze.
The merinGuc shells may be made al
home or purchased AT cake SHOP TO
prepare at home, beat the whites OF TWO
eggs as stfly as possible and gradually
fold in two large tablespoonfuis OF
powdered sugar DroC 10y large spoon
fuls on white paper and dry In a moderate
oven TO delicate brown. Use two smells
for each portion and place between them
a thick layer OF any preferred variety
Of ice cream ornament each with star
Of sweetened whipped cream that has
been pressed through pastry bag and
2arnish with crystallized cherries.
BroiIed Beef Loaf.
Pass through the meat grinder one
Mound Of raw beef and large slice of
salt pork and add In the order mentioned
one teaspoonful OF ground cinnamon, one
grated onion, one scant teaspoonful OF
salt one small cupful Of cracker crumbs,
a tablespoonful OF paprika and one well
beaten egg Mix the ingredients well and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
RECALL OF WlFELY oECIsIoNs7
ON The Utica Daily Press.

From The Utica Daily Press.
After a New York judge had decided
that three cocktails do not make JaS
and had discharged a retired stock bro
ker. the latter remarked that the Only
trouble with him was that these judicial
decisions" did not 90 with his wife. she
had views Of her own and her verdict
was Of more importance than that de-
liycred by the Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

HOME ST 936; Geo W Bancroft sgt Keil-
bert Construction co ct al; Nov IS, 1913.
S402 So
STH AVE, II W cor 2d ave; Benjamin "
Loyitan agt Alice Keteltas ct al; Sept "a
1913: s375.
PARK AVE. cor 10Th ST; Jdcorwood
Mfg co agt German Hospital and Dispensar
ct al; Nov TO- 1913; s497 -.
9TH AVE cor 3sth st. T.ldGcrwood
Mfg 60 sgt Frank V Burton ct al; Nov 10.
1913: S215 ~
Express Building Corpn ct al, Nov 70, 1913
Sc 533 63
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
The Bronx.

ugONN RIVER RI. 3. 9oI n of opdA 80
ave 80 5.lO0. william " Muller 10 william '
- Lawrence Noy 1 Drutg 500 800. address
cDi.LEGE AVE. 1870 s.. lsSNloo. Abraham
kaufman tn Thomas I. Byrucs. NOV % 'h'i
s. o0ot. $40. address. - East tHh 81 49,
FRANKLIN AVE, cor of lStth - up'
50. samuel Campbell 20 Howard Campbell. ~
Noy ~. 81. address. Forest Iiul Garden. y
KINGSRRIDGE RID cor ~ Morris ave
rx-ss. Kingsbridgo ~. Is. Sd n 20 Morris
ave e0Aias. Bliiken Realty 90 10 Ieybu'N q"
Iu broadway. nov % umtS $1,000. 81. sttoI'
news. e T. q william II Buckley. lu Broad
lot g.. blk TO- map Of Morris PARK: Morris
PARK Estates to Albert r. shaw. PortagsEiiie
!. Nov -: 81 attorney. Lawyers Title IN
suraucc and Trust 20 $50 Brosdwi'.
LDT ~ 10 IS map OF Moss estate. Mos
Estate Inc. 10 George Colon and ano. go Tlin
ty ave. Nov %, attorney. e Weschler
lN broadway
srtYTEN pUYvTL Rp. " $. ~ oil
Johnson ave. ct3 ~ Mary + Burke 10 Eugene
] Flood Ms Eth ave. oct i4 mtg s. oOo', 500
attorney. George Donucllan. - Park Row.
SOUTHERN Boulevard e. - 40 n o
Jennings ST. spYlrO. Frederic VI Ehlen 70
Hudson Trust co. lill iiroadwsJ Nov lg
800 attorneys. Holm, Nhitlock scarin
TIFFNNY ~. aOS. . g. 50xioo. stcinmel
Construction 60 10 Geo Il roughlan. Mount
Vernon. y Y 80, = untg $i4.o00; 81. auor
10y. New York Title lrsurancc Go. l31 Broad
WALTON AVE. " 81. 49, n OF lSlst ST.
&. Par, Construction GO Co VIM Kuhn 80
West itsd 80. Jan - 1901. 81
WASHINGTON AVE. = ia 6 Il Of I'd It,
3T.txIuO. J. Napoleon Levy ct al to Ellen ian
ming. Flushing, u /. SCI ~. 81. attnrn"'
TIL. Guarantee and Trust e.. liG BroadWay.
ZtREGN AVE. - x. 81 u Of Naclo5
ave 2OxTj.3 Raymond Eeubchstciu, referee
10 Henri T. Fowler PRO, idence. r 7. Nov +
S3,5Cu; attorney. thas II Baechler. 1926 "alkoi
ave.
i5lsT ST. 90 East. 25AilS3. Andrew {
PETER 81 al 10 Michael ! McNultr. 251 Eas
lash ~. Noy y; Slpo. attorney. Title Guaran
toe and Trust 90. 40 Broadw2y.
Ih5TH ST. :. IO3 n . OF Kelly 81. box
Julius hamburger. - eriG. 10 Alfred ~ Nohl
gemuth. 10 Riverside Drive March -. S35
attorncy. p l. Never. ~ Cedar ~.
SAME PROPERTY. Alfred II WohiScmul
- Peerless Holding 60. ~ Cedar ST. Nov -
500. sane attorne"
iI2D 81 = ~ II ~ Park ave 4oN
PCrCival u CNeEor,. referee. to Josephine \
Bouin. 100 Marmion ave, NOV 20: $500. at
tornvy. ~ \ Wien. 32J Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
BEYOND THEM.

From The Rochester Post Express.
General CoXcy wants a law TO provide
money at cost 10 all borrowers The cost
Of money is work, which is a price that
CoXey and the coXeyitcs are never will
ing to pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01

Inc. agt Cunard Realty Co, owner and con
tractor; S22 81
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 90: otto Gordon a2t
y Y Real Estate and Security GO. owner: No
Nickar-Gaillard Realty 60. contractor, S1Gi 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01

ALIEN ST. l6T. STSx.56x irres. Win az
title TO strip In rear. 2oNos; Dora t.!c" IL,
MAJ Cohcn. ~ Nost liOth 81. ana hendl
cohen. - West lllth 81 ,mtx $ltOOol. NoN -
500; attorney. Bernard Goldberg li' b!oaa
HAVEN AVE. r e. 1893 f. Of rom 81,
o. ioyIs7a. Cleveland walcuu. ST. ct al. Dy
John NJ Walcutt ST. gdn 20 shada ATT; otohy
Point. 1ocklanl County. y Y a part. an ulle ;
Nov 10. $1,000 attorney. Title Guarantee anu
SANE PROPERTY shada Airy 20 Ida \
Decker. . Waterbury ave Richmond Iiill, " OF
o rnt- $1,000; Nov rs; 81 sttorneI l''e
MIVT.T.rN LANE ~ and 20. %. ~ llko.
G. Murray Hubert, referee. TO Italian SAYINGS
Bank. Il. spring II foreclosure: nov 20 Slli
100. attorneys, Wayland bernard -"' n''''
PARK ROW. 10. 7ixC46; 5sth st. =.
1918 n of LIST ave. 2jAlOo4 also lanns AZ
oyster Bay and Flushing. J. j. Also ~ '.s.n
ingtou Cemetery In Kings count, 'St 80,
Isrlsrschlng - al TO Rachel IdebesHini' ~
Nest 72d 81. b and and e & Nov ~ -
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance ana l'"7'
SANE PROPERTY. Jos Ham,rschlas. ey
Gerard T. Townsend. gdn. TO same. y o. q .
mart. 40 title. all Hens. nov -. go" - a.
iorregs. Foster 4 Cunningham, ~ NaIu'n
T,RK POW 10. iGo q ~ duane S. i'I6
"a R..h,i flehcskird 20 Abr ieh"Skiud. IL
Nc, 7ad - ,mtg s2b 0UOi. Nov ?. slp'. nlt.i
r.v. Lawyers Title Insurance ana trust TO-
''y VIII, ,T1:p a.r T.. - or Maiden Lane = .
,s, Edv \ IIauUan 10 Timothy + ray. -p'
~, 18th 90 Il.usonNurst. !. ! mtg S-'"',,
VIA. gp 500. attorneys. Whaley. W p -
William st - Ia, .,
.'rplsliI E.alir turpu. - NIlll'H' Hs INNS
So, uum. So. -. SlcD. Sam" attorneys
pTH ~T. = 20 q . Of - aye ,o iNA-,, ~ n
,e.lor Io, s6 q ~ 9th s, and 10 " or %
ave- ISy.s. interior lot. - q ~ 9th ~ ana
~, n ~ ~ ~ ave. Rms IN lPt 81, s. ~ j.,
10 Ies. Interior lot. ~ T, ~ gth = ara ~ ~
y Of "a ave. g!Nle; Louisa W knecht 20 io.'sT
TI.rtpss - sherman we. Jcrs.; NY y y
mtg g. OOO. Web :. 81. attorneys Heci a"
paIIis'or III Nroadvl.. ,o,,
ssru 81 SIS ~ n ~ Isl ave -1Nir'
p,,'.l Z tebeskiud % Nor Lsbesknd, III West
"a =, untg $4,000. NOV 2 slvp. aitorn%.
LAWYERS Title lnsurIace and Trust GO. l''
ir,Tu ST. Io6 West. s'y nrk. lSNioO u.
IouiS ~ Kuecht % Louis" ilcrnes ~ Snei
man ave- Jersey city. y i mtg slo"Wn. t.'
81. attun~'s Reed & P.lli'teT 80 hI'''
lsoTH ST. 1877 West ? s'y brk 1892 u.
r.r. ,rn Realty 90 % ~hads Air. SION. foi"i.
',a.Elnnd ,purtv. y n. No. u 'm's >lo",n.
81. a',orrey. Title Guarantee AM 4iIsi TO- '''
fgrf4taaF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01

Manhattan.
AVE e. e 100 Il or Sd st, 24N
so: ave g, = 90 II Of Sd ST. 2fxsO'
Feb s, 1912. Morris and Carolina Lustis TO
Alfred Abelcs; $1,000, attorney Allen
Bragaw. 165 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE cor Of i4Sth st.
90 llXl05. Feb If, 1918: George i Picken
Construction 90 70 Vito contessa and ano
thrm Of Vito Contossa & Coz, $1,000; at
torusys. Veschler & Kraus. ~ Broadway.
WEST END AVE. 7S3. :. Poll II n
Of l03d ST. 2oXi0o; March a. 1896: EIberta
l. Sands to Sarah l. Taylor $1,000. attor-
neys. Woodford. Bovee 6 Butcher, 1 Madi-
son ave.
lO5TH ST $. AS 10 n OF Amsterdam
Margaret Cotmsn TO Nelson Farrand ;
$1,000: attorneys Todd q st John, 2oS
broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Oct ?. 1902 Arthur
i Cotman 10 the Bowcry Savings Bank !.
$4,000: attorneys. De witt, Lockman d
De Wit SIS Nassau Ct
The Bronx.
ANTHONY AVE. W $. 1872 n n Of Burns
ave. 25Xloo: June 10, 1897: william and
Esther II Marshall to Mary VI Banch. eXtrx
and trustee; $4,000; attorney, Robert W
FINDLAY pr. $ 5. 2Ooe It Of Central
ave. iOoN200; Fiudlay pl g. 2So.6 n OF
Cohtral ave, 100NlOji0. Dec 9, 1908; David
ard Annie T. O'Bricn TO Emigrsnt Industrial
Savings Bank: $4,000: attorney. william &
SPrYTEN DUYVfL RID. cor Of John
son ave 3.2Ntl lN304.S Feb 20 1906: Thos
r auJ Mary = Burke 70 Hy Morris. $1,000
attorneys. McKelvey 4 Mattocks. SO Broad
way.
ID AVE tWakcheldl. " =. whore dividing
~ lots 1.I32 and 1.133 intersccts I'd ave, 6Ox
lo5' May II. 1905; Charles j Mooney to
Daniel Mapes. ir: Sl.lo0: attorney, l. O.
M1pos. 1850 Willamsbridge rd.
23jTH ST. s. 80 n Of Sd ST. 2JN
ia. Nov & 1909. Arno and Klara Gressling
d T0hr 4 "a Amelia { Eua1H 81 500
toruey. Benjamin " Burger. - Broad 81.
23GTH ST. 3. % y 81 Hobart s..
William r Kaysscr 10 Ncls Mobeek. April
. 1913. $3.50; attorney. Otto S Kat, 90
Broadway.
23GTH ST 3 s. - q ~ Hobart -. 2Jx
100. same 20 same. $3.50. attorney same
23GTE ST lPitman ave.. % n Of Ho-
bari st 1Dignoy ryoI. 25Nl00. April q. 1913;
william = Kaysser 10 Standard Plumbing
supply CO. $3.50. attorney, Title Guarantee
60. lTS Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
Daily Bill Of Fare.
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Oranges and Bananas
nCOoked Cereal Cream
Brolcd Kidneys with Bacon
Popovers coffee
LUNCHEON.
Chicken Bosllon I'm cups Toasted Crackers
Drowned Pork Hash with Red Peppers
from cold pork tenderlolnl
Lettuce Salad Cheese Strips
Maple Junkct Cookies
Tea
DINNER
Cream of Asparagus Soup Toast Squares
Celery Roast crown Of Lamb Mint jelly
Sweet Potato Croquettcs String Beans
Baked Peach Dumplngs Sherry Wine Sauce
Coffee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhatta

With name and address OF purchaser ann
torncyD
NOVEMBER p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
20
Manhattan.

twph name and address Of lenders attor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-01

form into 2 Hat cake. Lay on buttered
broiler brush over with melted butter
and broil as steak is broled. Serve on
heated platter and pour over 1t large
cupfm Of hot tomato catsup gravy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-21
PHYSICAL PERFECTION PER POUND

From hs -
n
physical
physical eui.r Cornell h" tho
physical development!
onccan
vulksry
Well. here "breczcs the
I'll other daps uli Of life rejoicing the
In
This a N
and sentimental foone" has little place IN IT, Return
evidence the
u
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-21
DOLD PACKING co.
TO OPEN OFFICE HERE

The visi, to this city OF Roy
Hughes OF Wichita. Kan. district
manager of the Dold Packing COM
pany OF Buffalo. y. Y. has result
cd In an announcement by him that
n branch office OF the big concern
is TO bc opened In Trinidad shortly.
Tho western headquarters OF the
packing company is In wichita. Kan.
". =. Stewart. formerly with the
Swift Packing company In this city
will have charge OF the local office.
MIR. Hughes Is stopping Mt the CO.
lumbian hotel.
The Doid Packing company is one
OF tho largest and oldest concerns OF
Its kind in the United States. Tho
branch office here will he the only
one In the state outside of Denver
but the plan is to establish other
offices. The Trinidad office will he
one OF the first TO he opened. Mr..
Hughes is much impressed with this
city as location for the office.
which will be opened abou, Feb. /.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-21
SPECTACULAR FIRE
At ROYAL MINE

Between $500 and $1,000 loss and
damage was caused by fire this
morning at the Royal mine OF the
National Fuel company near Agui-
lar. The fire started about $50 In
the washhouse, the result OF an at
tempt to light n fire with coal oil.
The blaze quickly spread to the
boarding house adjoining, Il twenty
room. two-stoxy structure. which was
completely destroyed with all furn-
iture. Two kegs Of giant powder.
which were stored at the boarding
house. exploded by the heat of the
blaze and the burning ruins of the
building were scattered far and wide
by tho explosion. Fortunately no one
was injured or killed.
Owing TO the explosion, which
wrecked the burning building. no ef-
fort was made to save any of the
furniture. The people of the camp
were helpless to check the flames
that for n time threatened to destroy
other buildings.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-21
2. E. O. Meeting.

Mrs. y. G. whittics.y was the
hostess yesterday afternoon to the
members OF the r. +. O. society. Mt
the home OF Mrs. ". o. Sherman on
Pine street. Grand opera was the
subject discussed during tho meet
Ing and Mrs. ". r. Dunlavy was the
leader OF tho afternoon. Mrs. FL
mcr Shear gave the reading OF Tan.
hnuser" In splendid style. Mrs.
Fannie Murdoch who was u guest OF
the club gave several beautiful solos.
After the program a short busi-
ness session was held. aud plans were
discussed for the presentation OF the
annual +. +. o. society play. which Is
20 be given In the lats spring. A com.
miitee composed Of Mrs. ". O. Sher-
man. chairman. Mrss Kate Branson
Miss Lulu Watson and Miss Kate
Branson was appointed to select a
play and make arrangements for pre-
senting the production in several
months.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-21
ON TRIAL FOR LARCENY

Juan Duartc. Juan Gondcra and
Salcida charged with the larceny OF
600 pounds OF brass und copper from
tho Trinidad Foundry were placed
on trial In the district court this
afternoon. The case was delayed by
tho issuance of an order for n special
vcnirc to complete the jury. Attor-
ncy u. a. Cow represents the do.
PENDANTS and District Attorney j. ].
Hcndrick is conducting the case for
the state.
Duarte and Gondera were arrested
for fighting on the street n week or
more ago md while In jail the au-
thorities learned of their alleged
connection with brass thefts. This
led TO the arrest of Salcido. The men
are said TO have stolen the brass and
sold II at the Poliak junk shop.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-21
GILBERT SANDERS PASSES
STATE BAR EXAMINATION

Gilbert Sanders. sou Of Mrs. Simon
Sanders. n graduate OF Ann Arbor
law srvhool. has received word from
Denver that he successfully passed
the state Bar examination. and is
permitted to practice his profession
as attorney anywhere in the state.
Mr.. Sanders passed the severe exam
innt!on with high honors. He grad
uatcd from the Trinidad High school
with honors. and finished his law.
course nt Ann Arbor last spring. he
Ing mentioned among the students
having tho highest average In the
university.
Mr.. Sanders will start practicins
his profession shortly and expects
to be associated with one OF the
prominent lawyers OF the city. until
arrangements have been completed
for him to open n law office of his
own.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-21
Social Affairs
% LOCAL FUNC ONS Isl
S6 AND SOCIETY NEWS SS

glcd with ferns adorn the Mullaro
home. pink and white being the pre-
lvnilinG colors. After tho game tho
hostess. assisted by Mrs. ". l..
Crouch and daushIcr Ethel and Mrs.
T.. J. Mcmahon viii serve II sumptu-
GUS four course luncheon, at the card
tables. Mrs. Muilnre Is extending
her hospitality 10 the Mcsdames s. e.
Hall. l.. ". Cox. A. NJ. Sears. a. +,
waliron. John Hooper OF Delta.
Colo: A. r. Holienbcck. \. l.. Bran
son. II. II. Quilitch. q. ". Robinson.
+. J. Cook. John Turner. Ambrose
Lunucy. John ConkIe. J. c. Coulson.
l.. \. Hanawnld. John Mackay, I. i,
Bcnuchnmp. ". l.. Crouch. J. ID.
Harper. Roy Parker OF Denver: A. X.
Allen. Elmer Shear. ack Belts oI
Denver. T.. Chacon. T. S. McChcsnry,
George Mason. Charles Black. =. j.
Nc cMahon. J. Shcrar. Sidney Coving-
ton. l.. -. Stoddard. John iInmph-
rcys. William Jameson. John Bell
iluIhs. Charles Richter. u. r. Bar
rci,. Joseph CnrrIan. y. p. Kane. I'D
ward Daley. u. Il. Ross. e. +. Tipion.
II. r. McItor.y. !. a. Stone. and
Bloomfield. and the Misses Cuctiin
Chacon. Margaret Robinson. Kate
Brnnson. Katherine Burke. and Her
tha Dictx. Of Illinois.