Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-16

Col. Frost returned from Silver CITY
this morning, having been delegate to
the convention.
Hon. T. B. ~Catron stopped off
socorro to look after an important law
suit. He returns Monday
Gov. L. Bradford Prince stopped off at
Albuquerque on private business. He
expects to reach home Tomorrow.
Miss Lon Conway, fave ably remem-
bered in Santa FL, is now in Silver CITY
with her brother, Hon. I. f. Conway.
Mr.. P. D. Burnhsm, of the Palace hotel
now at Olo Caliente, is reported very low,
and friends scarcely hope for his recov-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. StckelI, of Union
City, Ind, health seekers at Mrs. Taylors,
are much improved eince coming to Santa
Fe.
Mrs. Peter NJ. Zoll and party of New
York sight'seers, guest at the Palace,
drsve out to inspect the Tesuque Indian
village to day
Hon. T. D. Burns came up as far as Al.
buqnerqne last night. He spends to day
in that city and will 20 home via Santa Fe
on Monday.
Several social dances are on the tapis
for the coming month, and the Athletic
club is discussing picnic at Monument
rock in May.
Hon. B. M. Thomas and Surveyor GEN
eral Hobart returned this morning from
Silver City where they have attended the
Republican convention.
Mr.. W. E. Broad of Chama ia here on
his way home from Silver CITY, where he
represented the county of Rio Arrba at
the Republican convention.
Hon. E. A. Fiske came up from the
south this morning; he has been to Sill
yer City as "a looker.on IN Venice"
How about that dinner, senior?
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Clancy arrived
from Albuquerque yesterday and will be
guests of Mrs. Harry Clancy over Sunday.
They receive warm welcome.
Dan Warren, pleasantly remembered
by most Santa Feans, sends $40 check
from Durango to Mrs. B. Seligman, to 60
toward the Worlds fair table.
Rev. Antonio Jouvenceau returned
this morning from Las Vegas, where he
attended the funeral of the late Father
Braun, who died suddenly of brain fever.
Hon. Amado Chaves. superintendent
of public instruction inspected the Silver
, City schools on Thursday and expresses
! himself as highly pleased with their con-
| dition.
Solicitor General +. L. Bartlett and
, Mrs. Bartlett left for San Juan county this
morning, where he goes to represent the
i territory at the coming term of court and
Mrs. Bartlett to look after Worlds fair
matters.
Mr.. s. Alexander, deputy clerk of Ser
! ra county, and his interesting family
r passed through the city this morning en-
route TO Del Norte, on visit to his broth
! or, who is the register of the U. S. land
5 office there.
In selecting Mrs. J. M. Wright as the
5 head of the ladies Worlds fair committee
g in Silver City, Mrs. E. L. Bartlett no
only selected very handsome, but also
very intelligent and bright lady.
Messrs. R. E. Twitchell, L. A. Hughes
and J. H. Reeder came up this morning
: from Silver City. They hobnobbed al
day yesterday with Joe Hampson, tn,
millionaire railroad contractor, drank hi
cheer, told stories and used the Pullman
drawing room like nabobs.
Program for to- morrow's plaza concert
! p. M, by the 10th infantry band:
: March-Lyceum Observation-Disclosures. .Wigh
, Overture-Medley ..... ............... Bro X
Watz-Fatigue .....,.......... .Du Chemil
Q selection-La Favorita .... ......... .Donizett
= ldyll-Approach of Spring ,..,..,.... E'lenber
G8lop-Hurricane ............... e.. Giesemanl
i Sister Mary Estelle, the talented ant
!. popular superior of the Albuquerque AGA
deny, arrived in the city this morning
. accompanied by little Miss Mary Upton
( who comes on visit to her father. Sis
ter Estelle will on Monday leave for
. tour of the east with Sister Victoria, OF
business connected with the enlargement
j. of the Sisters school at Albuquerque.
8 J. E. Sheridan one of Grants leadin,
a citizens and one of the editors and pro
,, prietors Of the Silver City Enterprise il
: in the capital on visit to his son, Wit
;, is scholar at St. Michael's college. Mr.
r Sheridan is greatly pleased with the adj
vances and improvements made in SAINT,
!, Fe. He is capital fellow and yer,
! welcome.
{ Bishop Chapelle is rapidly recoverin,
, from his recent mishap, but the COLA
r bone being split, it will require Ion,
time to heal. The bishop expected tt
e leave on Tuesday for Washington CITY t
@ attend meeting OF the regents of the Ma
tional Catholic university, but this acci
Q dent will necessitate a postponement o
: his trip for at least two weeks.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence D. Delaney ant
> lovely little daughter, Helen, who hav,
i been here for several weeks guests at tn,
r Palace, for the benefit of Mr.. DeIany'.
: health, on yesterday took their departure
for New York, Mr.. Deanv having beer
!, greatly benefited by their sojourn in New
Mexico. They arevery delightful people
and m ade warm friends while here. Ma,
they soon return and sta longer.
:, In the year A D. 1926 the council o
=. Nice decided that Easter should be helC
. on Sunday, as it was in commentator
: of the anniversary of the resurrection OIL
r Jesus Christ. In ancient times, the cee
A bration of Easter lasted eight days bu
q after the 18th century it was limited to
three, and later, to two. In these days oil
, push, only one day is devoted by mos
:. people to the observance of this feast
v and that is the first Sunday after the first
: full moon, after the 81 of March which
: comes tomorrow. The event has very
q appropriately been termed "the queen" O
. all religious feasts.