Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-18

E. G. Billings, of Pueblo, and James |
Campbell, of Denver, wealthy and promi- |
nent citizens of the Centennial state, and |
interested in the Lincoln, Lucky g. Lee
mines at San Pedro, are visiting the city. |
Mrs. Louis Hostetter leaves Albuquer-
que tomorrow for Omaha, Neb., where
she will attend the marriage of her sis
ter, Miss Clara Schlesinger, to DR.. Gold
water, prominent ply stefan of that city,
and one Of the owners Of the Omaha Bee.
Us. Attorney Reynolds went to St.
Louis last night. From thence he will
proceed to Washington on official bust
ness. He leaves Special Agent Upton at
this point busy sitting the mass of cases
filed.
Mr.. Proudft's friends have been look
ing we'll after him this week, and that
petition praying him to make radical
change in his methods of life has been
numerously and humorously signed.
Messrs. Champion and Brown, men,
bers of the firm of Bullock & Baker, AL
buq uerque, left that city this morning
for ride to Santa Fe on bicycles. Geo.
W. Hickox, Adolph Fischer, Mrs. Schofeld,
and Miss Wedeles have gone down the
| road to meet them.
The 10th U. 8. infantry orchestra is
| showing splendid improvement. Its
rendition of the selection from Wagner's
Tannhauser, song of the Evening Star,
last night, was supurb, and Ga Media
Noche" also brought forth many compli-
ments for the musicians.
Miss Josefa Desmarais, quiet, talented
yound lady of Las Vegas, for the past
three years has been engaged, at odd
times, on needle work of a king lion in
zephyr on canvass, for exhibition at the big
show in Chicago. 1t is six by seven feet
in size and is true to nature in every par
ticular, rejecting great credit on the pa
thence, taste and talent of the fair artist.
Only two days before his death, Mr..
Wander Veer had been designated by the
/ governor az one of the New Mexican rep
resentatives in the American Institute of
Civics, and on Wednesday afternoon he
was arranging to go to Las Vegas next
week to attend the organization meeting
of the normal school of which he was a
regent. So suddely was he cut off In the
midst of the activities of life.
The concert at the Post hall last even
ing had goodly attendance and brought
much pleasure to those who listened to it.
The following program was rendered:
| Oriental March-La Caravane. -. .Asch
Dances-Hungarian. -. ....... Brahms
Song-Evening Star from Tam
| hauser) ............. wagner
Medley-Humoristic Puck So. Kerppen
Dance-La Media Noche. ......... Aviles
The Athletic club had very enjoyable
stag reception on last Wednesday even
ing. Full dress, toasts, topical songs,
and "epic poetry of original compost
tion, were required of all present,-and
the tables groaning with meats and
wines" assisted very materially to make
the affair pleasant. Whist, chess, music by
the Stag orchestra, and in particular the
startling revelations of oratorical genius
| in Messrs. Parker and Cartwright, will
cause the members of the organization
long to remember Wednesday evening;
and for other reasons which may be de-
ducsd few will not soon forget Thurs
day morning. 1t is the purpose of the
club to give another cat Home" a week
from tonight, in connection with whist
tournament.
Mrs. E. j. Mclean left for Santa Fe
this morning, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. r. J. Palen, and her friends
until Easter. Immediately after, Mrs.
Mclean will leave for the east, and in the
autumn return to Denver, There Mr.. Nc
Lean will he GREATER be located. With the
departure of Mrs. Mclean Albuquerque
loses one of its most admirable women.
As nearly as mortal woman may, she pos
sesses in perfection the broad humanity,
the gentle, Christian charity and unpre-
tentioi is intellectually which are as rare as
they are adorable. No one of the bright
circle of friends will be more missed;
few can fill her place.-Albuquerque
Times.
For to-morrow's plaza concert by the
10th U. s. infantry band, 2:S0 p. M, this
is the program:
| March-Mt. Pleasant. farmhouse
Overture ACKNOWLEDGMENT -. Verdi
Religioso-Pro Peccatis. asa. ..Rossini
Waltz-Remembrance of Peterhof
............ ....... .dung'l
Polka Adam and Eve. arg. Meyrelles
Selection-Fr. Mass in F. 49,. Ripley
There has been quite boom in cycling
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wheels having been brought in, and inter-
est in the sport increases as the warm
weather approaches. This is as it should
be, for there is no exercise no recreation,
SO invigorating nor so healthful as
bicycle riding. This county is veritable
cycler's paradise, and there are few places,
if any, which afford such elegant natural
roads as are found in the vicinity of San
ia Fe. The League of American Wheel
men, the largest amateur athletic asso-
citation in the world, and by the way, the
only organized association working for
road improvement, has received several
applications for membership from this
city. New Mexico will soon be admitted
to the league as consulate.
1t is not what its proprietors say, but
what Hoods Sarsparilla does, that tells
the story. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures.