Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-01-26

Mrs. Belle L. Gorton, Miss Mary Allen
West
Toledo Press Club-Delegates P. G.
BOYLE and wife, Daily Commercial; NJ.
p. Murphy and lady Miss Boyle, DAILY
Bee.
Managers OF the Excursion-J. q.
Wager, superintendent Wagner Palace Car
company and wife; M. II. Brown, Elec-
trcal Review, New York 4, ii. Lowerre,
Mail and Express, New YorF; w. b.
Jerome, Chicago; J. Seaver Page New
York.
NOTES By THE WAY.
Miss Elita Proctor OTIS, of New York,
is an elocutionist Of splendid ability.
Mr. Marshal p. Wilder, Of the New
York Sunday Advertiser, is a capital story
teller.
Mr.. w. S. Berri, OF the Brooklyn Stan.
dard Eagle, has worthy project before
The league providing for the care of sick
and disabled members Of the organiza-
lion.
Mr. Foster Coates, managing editor OF
Col. Elliott Shepard's New York Mail
and Express, has some very pronounced
| lltdS Ou WIN tIlO uCNopapSi Va WV
future must be.
MIR. Byron T. Newton is one of the
poets in the party, and he has intutively
caught up Oh this trip material for Jolly
budget OF dltties to be welded into shape
when he gets back to the quiet of his
office.
Mr.. Lynn R. Meekin, of Baltimore, is
counted one Of the most brilliant young
journalists Of the south. At the recent
league meeting he read an able paper sent
/ by Gen. Felix Agnus, the genius OF the
Baltimore American.
The New MEXICAN sent representa-
tive south last Light to welcome the
visitors to the historical capital city, and
although the delay of the train necessi-
tated a liberal use of the wires, the New
MEXICAN gets out on time with pretty
fair report.
An observant citizen among the crowd
at the capital this afternoon said
"Wilie Wilde is a better looking man
than his brother. Oscar, of aesthetic fame
and bigger. He is smart, sensible
fellow and quite the man of the
world"
The visitors speak in glowing terms o.
their reception and entertainment on the
Pacific coast. At the Pacific Club they
had lunch in which real tamaes cut 6
large figure, and they declare the tamalef
to be as toothsome delicacy as they evel
discussed on similar occasion. 1t took
twenty dozen tamales to meet the de-
mands of the visitors.
At the recent session of the league let
tiers were read from such distinguished
persoDages as George William Curtis
Max O'Rell, Col. John A. Cockerill
Chester S. Ford, Gen. Felix Agnus
Charles A. Dana, Joseph Howard, jr.
William Penn Nixon, John Russell
Young, Elliott f. Shepard, E. W. Howe
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Dampman are
the delegates from the Reading, Pa.
press club. Reading is Col. Pearson'l
old home, and as soon as he learned tha
these pleasant visitors we're on board the
train Col. Pearson caused telegram tt
be sent inviting them to become guests
at his quarters during their stay in SAINTS
Fe.
DR.. Hunter, editor of that excellent
journal, the Medical Record, is much in
terested in the study of climatology anC
its effect upon pulmonary and kindred
diseases; but he isn't struggling to master
the subject on this trip. He is having {
well carried rest just at present. He will
however, carry away with him bulge
of statistical Information respecting SAINTS
Fe's superior climatic attractions and it,
remarkable Cures, and in the course OF {
month or SO We mav be hearing of some
good things appearing in the Medica
Record.
Miss Kate Field is woman OF broa6
views, and noted the world over for hel
level headed way OF looking at public
questions. She doesn't believe in woman
suffrage. Neither does she believe il
man" suffrage. She would have vot'
only those who have proven themselves
worthy to exercise the franchise. Mis-
Field is against the wholesale immigra
ton from lliterate countries, and her edi
torial utterances on these and kindred
topics command for her paper, Kate
Fields Washington" the respect of al
public men and women. By the way sh,
is an old friend of Governor Prince, ant
when he was sick last fall took occasion
to remind her constituency, that the onl.
thing the governor OF New Mexico real
was her paper. She might have adde'
with truth--"and the Santa Fe Dali.
New MEXICAN"
Everybody has pleasant greeting 70
Mrs Frank Leslie-Wilde and her eta
wart husband, "Wille" Wilde, as he
called. He is a son of Lady Wilde and
brother of the aesthetic Oscar. This latte
announcement is made here midst fea
and trembling, for it is fact that tn
Pacific coast press and people have rathe
worn threadbare this "brother-of-Osc
expression. Mrs. Frank Leslie-Wilde
famous woman. How she 30 abb
e managed her late husbands immens
publications, denied herself all comfort
of life and lived in an obscure quarter {
New York until she had paid off ever
dollar of the great debt against the estat
; (some $200,0O0) and how she fnall
emerged from her self imposed task rio
: and successful business woman-all thes
b. things are part of the current history (
the times. She finds old friends here
: Governor and Mrs, Prince. The governt
! has known her for years, in the sunshin
and shadow Of her career, and he regarC
her as a remarkably "womanly woman,
? phenominally successful from bushes
standpoint.