Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-16

Prof. Hiram Hadley, president OF the
New Mexico agricultural college at Las
Cruces, delivered an able address last
night before the normal institute in ses-
sion at Albuquerque on educational
topics.
R. M. Goshorn, clerk of the district
court, left yesterday on visit to his old
home at Wayne, Neb. Mrs. Goshorn
and children accompanied him as far as
Denver, where they will pass several
weeks.
John H. Knaebel, esq.,, will arrive in
Santa Fe during the latter part of this
month to attend the sessions of the SUI
preme court of the territory, commencing
here on the last Monday of this month.
The tribute of Governor Prince to the
memory of the late Major Sena, delivered
over bis grave, was very eloquent and
touching, and does equal credit to the
head and heart OF the chief executive OF
New Acknowledgements Democrat.
Miss Carrie, daughter of Major and
Mrs. r. J. Palen, celebrated her 18th
birthday yesterday and entertained a
number Of young friends at picnic near
Aztec springs. There were twenty-four
young people present and happy occa.
sion it proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Hunter will return
from Chicago next week and pass the
summer here. Mrs. Hunter, who spent
the winter in Santa Fe, has not been 80
we'll since her departure and will probably
this time come to remain year.
At to-morrow's plaza concert, to 8 p.
M, the following program will be rem
dered
March-The Passing Regiment. ......... Coverly
Overture Medley .....,.........,.......Bo ettger
Religioso-Church Call ..... &C.. Hamilton
Selection-Fr. OPP. Macbeth .;.Verdi
| Waltz-Wedding Sounds. .Fahrbach
Select n FIR. Mass in F...,....,... arg. Ripley
Mr.. James G. Fitch and wife, accompa-
MED by the formers sister, lady greatly
esteemed here, are guests at the Palace
Mr.. Fitch is in search of a furnished
house and proposes enjoying Santa FEES
cool breezes till the middle OF September
They are welcome visitors.
Hon. and Mrs. Traneuilino Luna, Of
Los Lunas, who have been guests at the
Palace during the present week, expect
to return home tonight, greatly refreshed
by Santa Fe's cool and invigorating eli
mate. They are ever welcome in thil
city, where they have many warm
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Keer, and theil
two children, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, are
spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs
G. G Smith, at the Presbyterian manse
Mrs. Kerr is Mr.. Smiths sister, who will
be remembered by sCme of the residents
of Santa Fe who were living here In 1875
70, when, with her mother, she stayed
two seasons in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Harris ant
pretty little daughter are for the summer
at Blasdell, near Buffalo, New York state
Mr.. Harris finds that his ten months resi-
dence in New Mexico has greatly i'm
proved his health, but thinks that hi
may have to return to Santa Fe during
the coming winter. Should they con
'clude to return they will find very
hearty welcome awaiting them.
Mrs. R. M. Field, of Kansas City Mis-,
Hogan, of Hamilton, Canada, accom-
panied Messrs. Cravens and Smith OF
their trip from Las Vegas to this city
The record of the gentlemen 10 the tenni
contest will elevate them in their estima
ton These ladies and gentlemen hav,
been sojourning on the Romero ranch
west of Las Vegas, and show plainly tina
country life agrees with them. --Albu
querque Citizen.
Majors Towar and Baker, paymasters
U. s. army, who have received orders Il
transfer their headquarters to Santa Fe
will arrive here early next week, proba
bly, on Wednesday, accompanied by thei
interesting famiiee. They will take tenn
porary headquarters at the Palace hotel
and later will probably 60 to house-keep
ing, Major Towar taking the Clanc,
house and Major Baker the Spiegelber(
residence.
st. Vincent's sanitarium is full Of guests
The last available room in this delightful
institution was engaged by wire yesterday
by Mr.. Rose M. Field, of the Kansas CITY
Star, for his niece, Miss Rose Hogan
Among the guests now quartered there
are Miss Desmarais, OF Las Vegas Messrs,
Thos. and G. @. Randall, of Detroit; Mr.
T. B. Miller, Of st. Louis; Mrs. NJ. i. d.
Smith and son, of Boston; Mr.. Thos.
Myers, of Memphis; Mrs. Scott and
daughter, of Texas; Mrs. Broome and
daughter, of Florida; Mr.. and Mrs. Ross,
of Scotland, and others.
July is an eventful month in the his
tory Of the family of Hon. A. L. Morrison.
To day, forty-on years ago Judge Nor
rison and Miss Jane Clark were united in
marriage at Troy, N. Y. Their eldest
son, Hon. Robt. Morrison, of Arizona,