Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-01
THE LIBERTY BELL.

Mrs. L. Bradford Prince Is meeting with
excellent success in her efforts to gather
material for the Columbian Liberty Bell
which is to do service at all future
Worlds fairs in proclaiming liberty
peace on earth, "good will toward men,"
The Clinton H. Meneely Bell company, OF
Troy, N. Y, have written to say that the
historic sword and other articles sent by
her to go into this historic bell are
among the most important additions yet
received. Every school organization and
every child, it is hoped, will contribute
something in the way Of coin to go into
this bell. At the time OF its casting it IS
ex pected that little bag of coin from
every state and territory will be on hand
to be tossed into the furnace in the name
of the commonwealth; educators and other
friends of peace and liberty are requested
to call attention of children to this idea
and forward to Mrs. Prince any articles,
such as gold, silver, copper, tin, bronze
and nickel, that may be contributed.
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SMALL TALK.
Chas. L. Mixer, former Santa Fean
is now residing in Chicago.
Miss Lyn don Perkins has been Ill al
week but is now fully recovered.
Secretary Alexander leaves tonight fo1
his old home at Hlllsboro, on three
Gays trip. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Helm and daughte
, are costly domiciled in Judge Thornton
!, residence.
Mrs, Louisa Ortiz de Maxwell, Of SAINT
Fe, is a guest of Mrs. A. A. SENEGAL q
( Las Vegas.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley, of Newark, N. d
I continue to linger in Santa Fe, havln
= pleasant rooms at the Palace.
Solicitor General E. L. Bartlett will r.
). turn to Santa Fe tomorrow evenln
u from visit to his mother in western Ne
York.
The Ladies Aid society of the Pre-
byterian church will give a supper at u
former rooms of the Athletic club, Pala'
o avenue, Thursday April 6.
Lieut.. J. B. Stevens, 10th infantry, r
10 Gently appointed, has reported for du
Mt Fort Marcy and has been temporarl
10 attached to Capt. Paulding's company,
10 for duty.
Tomorrow comes Easter and the va
ous churches have made elaborate prep
=. rations for its celebration. The mus
" will be very attractive feature at all u
h' churches.
re Miss Laura Marsh is now IN Chicae
to where she will remain year, having De
ar placed in charge of the Indian exhll
~ from Colorado that will have place
~ the woman's department.
~ Hon. E. A. Fiske, U. s. attorney, lea'
'rt tomorrow for Las Vegas, whore cor
lis opens on Monday next and where his 8
of vices are necessary that offenders agan
the laws of the United States might
''' ceive prompt and sure justice.
~ A fine tennis court has been fixed up
ed Fort Marcy for the ediication of
TIA ladies and officers of the garrison, amo
ad whom there are several frst-class playe
70: The leading spirits are Capt. Pauldl'
Ill Lieuts. Stottler, Harrison and Stokes.
nu Capt. ]. R. Mullett and wife, of Phi
delphia, are guests at the Clare. va
=" Mullett is famous seaman, who
nv captured all the sea lions that are on
~. hibition in this country. He is returni
ayt from trip to the Pacific coast where
'uO went on a mission for Austin Corbln,
-. New York.
cts A Lotto party was given at the Ed
ey home of Hon. Chas. B. Eddy last Wedn
nd day evening, in honor of Misses Hat
inf SAWYER and Clara Gardner, of st. LOT
John Satterfied, jr., of Buffalo, N. y,
W. N, Mcmillan. The game of Lotto '
the principal attraction for a couple
hours. After q fine repast dancing
on the order.
ms For to-morrow's plaza concert by
:, 10th U. s. infantry band, 2:30 p. M,
o following is the program:
ol- March-The Pathfinder. ..... koilin
Q Overture Mosaic. -. -. 49,. .Rollln
of Religioso-Sanctus FIR. 18th Mass
ear Waltz-Sobre Las Olas. 49,. nc
mt; Selection FIR. OPP. Mariana. -. Wall
E. Galop-En Carriere. ........... Koul
W. At the benediction services in st.
The cent chapel at 2:S0 tomorrow aftern
by the Easter music will include the Reg
the Coeli, by Lambillotte, solo by Mrs. Or
sral "Ecce Panis Angelorum," by Donez,
an a duet by Miss Heath and Mr.. Will
frs. ton; and 'Strike the Cymbal" by Puci
N. in which Mrs. Cross and Mr.. Upton
y of solos. Miss Annie Dunn will prssid
- the organ.
Hugh O. Morrison, son of Judge
Mrs. A. L. Morrison, at present holdil
position of trust in the auditors ofiic
~ the A. g. P. railroad at Albuquerque,
~ years of age to-day; he was the recip