Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-18

l.. f. Parker returned from Jemez hot
springs last night, and leaves tomorrow
for San Mateo.
Wallace Baker left Saturday evening
for Albuquerque on visit to friends and
to take in the fair.
Rev. G. G. Smith, of this city, deliv-
cred the sermon at the Albuquerque Pres
byterian church yesterday.
Messrs. Joseph Mulhatton and Vim.
Pye, of Louisville, KY, left this forenoon
for the Chama river placers.
l.. X. Stafford is at the Claire from
Kansas City, coming to remain some
weeks for the improvement of his health.
Col. T. +. Moore and family arrived
from Cerrillos last night and took up
their home in the D. II. Smith residence.
At the Palace: Chas. Reinken, Els
pamela; Fl. j. Bilbrough, st. Louis; j. L.
Miller, Denver; W. S. Ecton, D. X. Fitz-
hugh, j. D. Morgan, Liberty, Mo.
Miss Hauey and Miss Hamil, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, arrived at st. Vincent
sanitarium on Saturday night and will
remain some time in search of health.
They are friends of Miss Dunn.
Miss Mabel Maxwell, of Keokux, Ia,
died of consumption at DR.. Morgridges
home, Cerrillos, on Wednesday last. Her
father escorted the remains back to
Iowa.
DR.. Longwill and sons returned from
Chicago sooner than they were expected,
deciding not await the observance of Now
Mexico day. The three boys leave to-
night to attend college at Los Angeles.
1t was 95 in the shade on Thursday and
there were 1872 prostrations from heat at
the fair grounds.
Trinidad Alarid came down from the
capitol to meet his son and newly made
daughter-in- law who have returned from
Ell Paso and are now visiting at Pajarito.
They will remain here for tho fair.-Albu-
querque Democrat.
At the Claire: L. Campbell, Nebras-
ka; l.. X. Stafford, Kansas City; w.
W. Helm, Durango, Colo; W. A. Spencer,
Denver; II. L. Thornton, Fort Scott kas.;
John Smith, Montana; II. l.. Allen, l.. F..
Parker, city; L. spitz, Albuquerque.
Col. A. l.. Morrison, of Santa Fe, has
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political campaign there by the Repub-
iican central committee. Col. Morrison
is one of the best tariff speakers in the
country and will do grand work for the
party in Ohio.-Socorro Chieftain.
| At the Bon Ton hotel: Gregorio Cha
vez, Galisteo; j. j. Howard, st. Louis;
w. B. Richie, st. Louis; Jose de Ia Cruz
Sanchez, Juan Jose Vigil, Taos; Jose NJ
Ortiz, Espanola; w. L. Foster, Geo. w
Leonard, Cerrillos; Geo. L. Bowers,
Pueblo; j. Ventura Martinez, Cimarron;
Subian LIE Croix, Joseph Compile, France;
Juan Jose Ribera, Abiquiu; Julian VAL
dez, Santa Cruz.
Mr.. T. D. Burns and wife and four chill
dren, Miss Maggie, Miss Emma and Mas
ters Robert and Gonzales, and Mr.. Burns
sister, Mrs. W. f. Burns, accompanied by
Mrs. Vim. Kinderman, all of TERRA Anna
rilla, N. NJ, are guests at the Royal hotel.
Mr.. Burns is one of the wealthiest men in
New Mexico and has large landed and
cattle interests. The party are on their
way to the Worlds fair. His children
will stay east and attend tho famous Notre
Dame institute in Indiana. This after
noon Mr.. Charles Hinkle drove the party
over tho city. Mrs. Burns is beautiful
Castilian lady, and her two daughters,
who are just budding into womanhood,
are prototypes of what their mother must
have been at their age-graceful and
beautiful, as the ladies of her race all are.
Pueblo Press.