Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-02-24
KIND WORDS FOR DE-. cHApELLE.

Commenting on the New MEx1cAN's
announcement of the retirement of Arch
bishop salpointe and the elevation of DR..
Chapelle to the archbishoprio, the Albu-
querque Times says:
"With the control of DR.. Chapelle the
Catholic church of New Mexico will go
from the point where Jean Baptiste
Lamy, elegant gentleman, finished scholar
and humble christian, left off. Arch
bishop Salpointe was, doubtless, a good
man, but Jean Baptiste Lamy was great
one, and DR.. Chapelle is his worthy sue
cessor. He is brilliant man who has,
for years, been in touch with the culture
and social life of the east. He is a stu
dent, christian and an elegant man. An
American citizen, the Ti.':o. "a =, thst h;a
elevation means regeneration for Catho-
licism in New Mexico.
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SMALL TALK.
U. S. Marshal Hall left yesterday on his
return to Las Cruces.
Major E. A. Grunsfeld, of Albuquerqu ne,
fingers in the capital.
Hon. Amado Chaves and wife returned
last night from visit to Los Lunas.
Mr.. A. Staab and daughter, Miss Bertha,
returned from Albuquerque yesterday.
Charles W. Kennedy, one of the wide
awake citizens of Albuquerque, is in the
city.
Mr.. Henry Wisner's health is steadily
improving under the influence of tn
climate.
Hon. j. G. Chaves, one of the solid men
of Valencia county, is visiting the cap
ital to-day.
Mr.. J. D. Proud6t has returned from
an extended visit to friends in Denver,
Kansas City and Chicago.
Mr.. a. B. Hersey left last night for
Springer and Ration, where he will estab-
lish weather bureau stations.
The usual concert took place at post
hall last evening and dancing followed,
continuing until nearly II o'clock.
Miss Northrup, of Minneapolis, is max
ing excellent progress toward the recov-
cry of her health at st. Vincent sani-
tarium.
Mr.. John MCPHERSON, prominent citi-
zen of Howell, Mich, and wife are visitors
at the Palace. They come for Mrs.
McPherson's health.
Judge Woods has returned to his Judi
cial circuit duties at Indianapolis after
seeing his wife and daughter nicely To-
Gated at the sanitarium.
Col. T. F. Moore, accom- panied by his
son and daughters, are out in the valley
on horseback this afternoon having no
end of sport following pack of hounds.
DR.. J. B. Brady, son of Col. Brady, of
the water com any, has Just completed
his course at the Kansas City school Of
dental surgery and be will arrive here
early next week and locate for the pur-
pose of entering upon the practice Of his
profession.
Miss Armstrong, who was visitor
here with the Albuquerque excursion
party, is one of the Duke city's most
young ladies, and when II comes
to making sound arguments in behalf of
woman's suffrage she is readily at home
in answering oil opposing contentious.
Col. B. E. Gray, of Milwaukee, and who
was adjutant general of the G. A. r. un-
der Gen, Fairchlld and also under Gen.
Weissert, is in the city. The colonel is
on his way to visit his son in California
and stopped of in Santa Fe to visit Gen.
Fairchild and also Judge Downs.
Among the visitors from Albuquerq !,
was Mr.. Floyd Bone, of the
auditors office of the Atlantic q Pacific
Mr.. Bone is one of Albuq uer-
que's finest musicians, and established an
snviable reputation 40 such last spring
when he drilled and directed the Albu-
1uerque opera company in the Chimes OF
the brightest, prettiest little
opera ever sung in this country.
The Claire hotel was the scene Of Z |
merry party Of young people last Tues
lay night. Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wsbber