Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-04-21


Hon. G. NJ, Shannon has gone to Tucson
on official business.
For ten days past Mrs. R. j. Palen has
been i'll, but she is now on the list of con-
valescents.
Hon. John D. W. Veeder and Mr.. Elmer
Veeder left this morning for their home
at Las Vegas.
Gene Griffin, of the City of Mexico, and
Miss Jennie Griffin, of Kansas City, are
visiting their brothers.
Mr.. Elias Brevoort was yesterday re-
moved from his room to st. Vincent SAM
tariuT. He is very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Clancy, Mrs. John
Symington and Miss Armijo leave for
Albuquerque this evening.
Mr.. A. SCHNEIDER, a pleasant Chicago
gentleman, is in the city to put III six
months IN search of health.
Mr.. James S. Barton, of the firm of
Barton Bros, Kansas City, is guest at
the Palace accompanied by his bride.
Col and Mrs. Pearson gave delight
full picnic party at the crater on Monday
IN honor of Gen. Fairchild and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Sutherlin, pleasant
people from Louisiana, have rooms at
Mrs. Kellers and will probably locate
here, Mrs. Sutherlin being in ill health.
Mr.. Justice Stone, of the court of pri-
vate land claims, has been confined TO his
room at the Palace hotel for several days
with la grippe.
Mr.. G. B. Wharton, assistant superin-
tendent of the Western Union company,
| left this morning for Las Vegas, thence
going to Albuquerque.
Sister Victoria, of the st. Vincent insti-
tutions. left this morning for a duty call
at Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver,
expecting to return on Thursday next.
Mr.. j. B. Wiggenhorn, of ST. Louis, is
sojourning at the Palace, coming here for
his health. He brings letters of introduce
ton to ex-Gov. Prince, Judge j. Fl. Walker
and others.
Major A. R. Chaffee, acting assistant
inspector general of the department of
the Colorado, is expected to pay an Of
fetal visit to Fort Marcy on Tuesday or
Wednesday next.
Mr.. Z. A. Rea, a leading citizen of Cory
don, Iowa, friend of Mr.. Loomis, is at
the Palace with his interesting family.
He will remain month or more to enjoy
Santa Fe's superb climate.
Major Towar and family are busy ar
ranging for their change of station to
New York City. The major expects to
take cottage for the summer at Sea-
bright, N. j., short distance from New
York.
Col. D. L. Huntington, medical direc.
tor, department of the Colorado, the
guest of Col. Pearson on Wednesday an6
Thursday, has gone south to inspect the
posts in southern New Mexico and Ari
IONA.
Rev. c. l. Mills left this morning fol
Espanola, whero he holds N. E. church
services tomorrow. For the coming
three Sundays he will be absent andil
the mean time the church will undergo
repairs.
Mr.. Henry G. Wisner, the Detroit gen
tleman who has SO long been a guest
st. Vincent sanitarium, continues quite
ill. His devoted wife has some expecta
tion of returning home with him mex
week.
By request Gen. Fairchld will lectur,
at post hall on Tuesday evening on 'th'
Duties of a Consul" Invitations for TIN
event were issued from Fort Marcy to
: day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Gilpin-Brown, o
Colorado Springs, who have been 81:
months ut Albuquerque in search of health
are guests at the Palace. After brief tril
to Colorado they will return here earl,
in May and spend the summer.
Mr.. s. Mallet-Prevost, special counse
for the U. S. department of Justice to in
vestigate the Peralta grant claim, left to
day for New York. He will shortly go t,
Spain to gather data on tho ject o
this claim now before the land court.
The "Rainbow Social" which was post
poned on account Of election day, will b
held in the Presbyterian church on tn
evening of Tuesday next, April 24. Re
freshments consisting of coffee, cocoa an,
cake will be served from 8 o'clock. AID
mission 25 cents.
aye Old Folks Concert" at the M. E
church last evening was the jolliest sor
of an affair. The musical program wa
appropriate to the occasion, unique ant
we'll rendered. Some of those who tool
part wore costumes that were over
century old. About 125 persons enjoyed
the occasion.
Mr.. A. w. Butler will accompany Majo
Towar in his change of station to New
York city. Mr.. Butler has been for man.
years stationed at points in New Mexico
and Arizona, and he has host of admir-
ing friends to join the New MEXICAN il
wishing him success in his new field o
duty. He will be missed in Santa Fei
musical and social circles.
Mr.. w. W. Rockhill, who has just beer
appointed and confirmed third assistan
secretary of state at Washington, was a
one time a resident and cattleman of Col
fax county. He it WAS who originated
the "cross diamond brand afterwart
owned by Col. j. W. Dryer, who pur
chased the original brand and cattle
Since leaving New Mexico Mr.. Rockhil
has been constant traveller in foreign
countries and is eminently well equipped
to distinguish himself in the state depart
ment.
To California
Via the Santa Fe route, the greatest rail
road in the world. You can take a Pull
man car and go to San Francisco, Lo
Angeles or San Diego without change
No other line can give you this accommo
dation. For excursion rates and othe
information call at CITY ticket office,