Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-05
SATURDAY SALAD.
EASTER DAY.
EASTER DAY.
40 day of days, shall hearts set free
No minstrel raNtures find for thee?
Thou art the queen of other days;

ollcs tomorrow, whether Roman, Greek
or Anglican, is the article Ecclpsitc, ant
stantis ant cades.tis lof the standing or
falling church,. In other words, the
Chulch stakes her existence and the
truth OF Christianity upon its mainte-
nance. The term is not an ecclesiastical
one, but is derived from an Anglo Saxon
word signifyinx spring, the season when
the world awakens from its winter sleep
and all things suggest the rising from the
dead. The time OF the observance OF this
feast is not invarabIe each year, but de-
ponds upon the season of the pascha tull
moon, or the first full moon after the 2lst
OF March. Easter day is the first sunday
following the paschal full moon, it having
been SO decreed by the general council OF
Nice, which assembled IN the year OF Our
Lord 325. ~
They are still widowers in the district
clerks Office.
Judge Whiteman will return from AL
buquergue on Monday.
Hon. Henry l.. Waldo is in Ell Paso,
attending to legal business.
Miss Nette Pels, OF Denver, is the guest
OF Miss Lulu Wigham, at Ration.
Mrs. Seyburn leaves early next week
for visit among friends III Detroit.
It's Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Mclean now.
The happy couple will reside IN Albu-
querque.
The regular reception by Governor and
Mrs. Prince takes place on Wednesday
evening.
Numerous congratulatory dispatches
were sent Brigadier General B. Ii. Grler-
son this afternoon.
Rev. Fathers Kerns, of Chicago, and
Krenz, of Peoria, are health seekers al
st. Nincent's sanltarlum.
The cathedral bells. which have been
hushed for three days, rang out lively
song at 8 O'Clock this morning,
Messrs. j. Nj. Wheelock and Victor
Gieenleaf, pleasant visitors from Albu-
querque, left for home last night.
Rev. J. J. Nc. Gaughey, of Ration, a
busy member of the recent Presbytery
will spend Sunday i'll Santa Fe.
Mrs. Ifeled and pretty little daughter
Bella, leave this afternoon for Las Vegas,
thence going on a trip to New York.
W. J. Benjamin, we'll known Las
Vegsn, now representing Richards x Con-
over, Kansas City, is at the Palace.
Mr.. Clark Gregg leaves for Kansas City
this evening OH visit to his parents. He
returns to Santa Fe i'll a couple OF weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Goshorn, OF Wayne,
Neb., are health seekers in the city. Mr..
Goshorn is editor of the Wayne Herald.
Mrs. John Robertson leaves during the
coming week for Scranton, Penn, n a
visit to her sou. She will he absent some
time.
Hon. Roman A. Baca, one of the most
influential and bert citizens Of central
New Mexico, is in the city on u business
visit.
Mr.. Thomas Littlehales has resigned
his position With the Santa Fe Gas com-
pany and will leave in July next for Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hickox leave
shortly for visit to California and the
northwest, coming home via Salt Lake
and Ogden.
A. G. Voorhees,, esq.,, went TO Las We
gas Tuesday on legal business. he is
much pleased with the new chief justice.
Ration Range.
Hon. W. T. Thornton is now blowing
the raging deep. lie has started for home
In his cable dispatch he does not init
mate that lie enjoys sea sickness to any
alarming extent.
MIR. l.. A. Hughes, now in the state OF
Washington for his health, will III all
probability return to Santa lie within the
next two months.
Mr.. W. G. Hurt is in from Cerrillos on
a visit to-day. His daughter has been
spending a week OF two with Miss Scruggs
at the home OF N. B. Laughlin.
Mrs. N. VI. Norheet and her sister-in-
law Miss Susie Norheet, OF Virginia, came
up from Wallace on Thursday and are
guests at Capt. J. k. Hudson's.
News from New York is to the effect
that Miss Julia Raunheim has become
engaged to Mr.. Il. Drachman, a promi-
nent young lawyer in Gotham.
mine host" Burnham is becomingmore
popular daily and the Palace hotel more
than sustains its excellent reputation AS
hostelrie under his management.
Rev. J. Ferguson, Presbyterian min
lister, formerly stationed at Santa Fe, as
EN- route for Los Angeles yesterday accom-
panied by his wife and daughter.
Rev. DR.. Dorchester, of Washington
city, and wife, are guests OF Santa Fe
friends. DR.. Dorchester is the superiu-
tendent OF government Indian educational
interests.
Prof. J. NJ. Crow, professor Of Greek in
Iowa college, Grinwell, Iowa, is IN Santa
Fe visiting with Prof. W. Ii. Newman.
Prof. Crow will remain in the city SIX
weeks. He is seeking health.
Capt. James Torrance, 18th infantry,
we'll and favorably known here, is no"
stationed at Fort Leavenworth. Lieut..
and Mrs. Mumiord are now visiting Capt.
and Mrs. Torrance at that post.
Hon. Thomas d. Burns and family,
who spent several days in the city during
the past week, left this afternoon for home
at Terra Amarillo, via Denver. They
will spend few days in Denver.
A number of Las Vegas society people
are rehea,sing for public entertainment
at which will be presented the musical
play, the Little Tycoon. Elaborate COS
tunes for properly presenting it have been
received from Chicago.
Col. McGrorty, who represents, in the
line of Democratic official life, the last
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