Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-06-23

FOUND AT OLD FORT MARCY, MAY 1891.
purple beauty, modest, wild,
1t springs from old Fort Marcy's sod,
Where. upon the mesa, in bygone years.
Pueblos in war-paint trou.
II clings to ancient earthworks rude
Later made by warriors white
neighbor TO cactu and mountain thyme
symbol of peace and light.
AD. H. GIBSON
AN*
LITTLE JACK.
When ripen'd souls are gathered from life's
Into the garner of the living God
Though tears fall fast
For the lifes friend past
Most meet it is for those who dreary plod
The lonely road, to trust, Lord, in Thee;
But when the bud and blossom we SO loved.
Sudden cut down by deaths relentless scythe,
An then indeed our hearts are sorely tried
side, HYDRO-CARBON.
It is hard to take to heart the lesson
that such deaths will teach: but let no
man reject it, for it is one that all must
learn, and is mighty, universal truth.
When death strikes down the innocent
and young, for every fragile form from
which he let's the painting spirit free, a
hundred virtues rise, in shapes of mercy,
charity and love, to walk the world and
bless it. Of every tear that sorrowing
mortals shed on such green graves, some
good is born, some gentler nature comes.
In the destroyer's steps there spring up
bright creations that defy his power, and
his dark path becomes a way of light to
heaven.-Charles Dickens.
NEW MEXICO's REPRESENTATIVE AT
ANNAPOLIS.
David Sellers, step.son of Capt. W. Il.
Duggan, ana Delegate Joseph's appointee
to Annapolis naval academy, graduated
from that institution on the 9Th inst. A
private letter to Mr.. Deliedan says he
stood number five in q class Of thirty
four and graduated with distinction"
There are three grades, with distinction,
with credit, and successfully, and young
Sellers took the first grade. He reports
on Monday next at the Brooklyn navy
yard for duty on the U. s. steamer New
York. After two years service afloat ne
goes back toAnnapolis and takes another
examination for ensign. While on visit
to Washington few days ago Mr.. Sellers
called upon Delegate Joseph and person
ally thanked him for his appointment,
and the delegate said he felt sure all New
Mexico citizens would feel touch OF
pride over the record the territory's
representative at Annapolis had scored
*s;:
Archbishop Chapelle returns from Taos
on Monday.
Mr.. A. Staab leaves in day or two fol-
a trip to Europe.
Col. Pearson has returned from brief
visit to Albuquerque.
Ex-Gov. Prince and wife left this
morning for visit to Denver.
Miss Daisey Chase is expected to re-
turn from indianapolis this evening.
Mrs. Louis llfeld and children, of Al
buguergue, are visiting Hon. A. Staab't
family.
Mr.. R. e. Twitchell and family have
removed to the Clancy house on Palace
, avenue.
: A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. Griffin last night. Mother and child
are doing well.
Miss Jennie Walz has returned home
from school. The Masters Catron ar.
expected tonight.
Mrs. W. W. Hite and Mrs. Gilbert LEFT
last evening for Albuquerque, expecting
to return here ere many weeks.
Mr.. Theo. Kortlander, of Grand Rapids
Mich, is in the city to visit his daughter
health seeker at the sanitarium.
Hon. NJ. q. Reynolds and family have
arrived from st. Louis and will be guests
. at St. Vincent sanitarium for the summer
Mr.. Eusebio Chacon returned yester
j: day from trip to Denver, leaving Mrs
Chacon to visit for while at Trinidad
At Prof. Landrum's soiree last evening
forty couples were present and had NJ
end of fun going through the figures o.
the German.
Miss Annie Moore, of Santa Fe, daught
: er of Col. I. F. Moore, is spending few
days in Cerrillos, stopping at the Palace
--Cerrilos Register.
| Hon. E. H. Salazar, editor of Ell indie
pendente and superintendent of schools
in San Miguel county, came over from
Las Vegas last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Money anticipat,
visit from the Misses Money and theil
brother now in Washington City. They
will reach here about July4 4.
, Col. Max Frost leaves tonight to ap
, pear as witness in the Huning lane
case at Phoenix, A. L. Judge Walker il
there on a similar mission.
Messrs. Arthur Seligman, Clarenc,
Griffin, s. B. Shelby and Charlie Spiegel
berg leave this evening for night il
camp on the upper Rio Santa Fe.
Postmaster Chas. Lyon, of Cerrillos
spent yesterday with Santa Fe friends
and received numerous congratulations
over the advent of a fine boy in his home
Mr.. John A. Cockrill, editor of the New
York Advertiser, and party Of New
York journalists will shortly visit New
Mexico points en- route to the Pacific
coast.
Miss Katy Dunn, of Grand Rapids
: Mich, kindly remembered here, was mar
ried on Wednesday last to Mr.. Friedrich
j.. Adams, prominent young newspapers
man of that city.
} H. s. Clancy, clerk of the supreme
cosrt, and R. NJ. Goshorn, clerk of tn
district court, left about noon to-day TO
a days sport among the speckled beau
; ties on the upper Pecos.
Miss Carol Palen entertained a few
friends on picnic party up the canor
on Tuesday in honor of Miss Anna Bree
don, who with her mother and little siste
. departs next week for Chatauqua, N. Y.
Miss Ida Messmore, most estimabl
. young lady, who has been sojourning il
this city for the past six months for tn
benefit of her health, left for Antonito
Colo, yesterday morning where she vii