Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-15
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
At the Exchange: I. j. Murray, Den

yer.
The city council will meet in regular
session on Monday evening.
U. s. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Generally fair; continued warm.
At the Palace: E. Parmly, Chicago; D.
Parmly, New York; G. D. Bantz, Silver
City; N. 9. Collier, Albuquerque; H. @.
Gradwald; st. Louis; W. E. Hemingway
and wife, Little Rock; J. L. Lamb, Rowe;
A. M. Holt, Trinidad.
Col. j. Francisco Chaves and Major
Geo. H. Pradt returned to their respect
i've homes in Valencia county last night.
The saddles, brides, saddle blankets
and sabers for the new cavalry company
arrived in Santa Fe from Philadelphia
last night. The equipment weighed about
5000 pounds.
The feast of the assumption was i'm
pressively celebrated at the cathedral to-
day with masses at G, 8 and $50 a. m.
The great building was crowded with
people. The grand mass at $3.50 was
sung by the cathedral choir and the Chris
tian Brothers.
Appended is the program arranged for
the concert by Prof. Perez band in the
plaza tomorrow evening, beginning at z
o'clock.
March-White Squadron. 49,. Chattaway
Fantacia-Reye D, Or. -. M. Chargnioux
Waltz See the White Sails Coming s sio,,
March-American Flag ..... ......J. V. Perez
Polka-Iold and Silver Lewis
Irumpter's Dream. Northumberland. j. Wilson
Galop-Let Her Go. ...........,......Mi nker
The Denver & Rio Grande passenger
Office quotes reduced rates from all sta
tions to the peach day celebration at
Grand Junction, Colo, on September 2, 8
and 4.
Mr.. F. G. Wesley, who faithfully Of
ficiates as foreman of the NEW MEx1oAN's
press rooms, has just received news of
the death of his Oldest sister, Mrs. Fanny
Wesley Hatch, at Providence, R. l., on
August z. The body was laid beside that
of the mother in the family burial lot at
Rockland, Me.
Mrs. J. B. H. Hemingway keenly and
gratefully appreciates the many delicate
attentions that have been paid to her son,
Will, by friends in Santa Fe since he was
brought to this city after being hurt at
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loan to say as much in it's columns.
Information comes from Fort Reno, L.
T., that Chief Musician Creutzberg, of the
10th United States infantry band, we'll
remembered in Santa Fe, was discharged
at Fort Sill on August 9, after twenty.
eight years of service. Upon his return
TO Reno he re-enlisted.
Rev. and Mrs. G. s. Madden hereby ex-
press their appreciation of the kindness
and sympathy shown them by the good
people of Santa Fe during the sickness
and death of their little daughter, Gladys
The new sheep dip at the San Anton
10 spring, of which the New MEXICAN
spoke few days ago, is evidently sue
Jess, as Hugh Murray writes to friend
in the city that $4,000 sheep were on the
ground last week awaiting the commence
ment Of operations.
Don Jose Pablo Gallegos, of Ell Rito,
who has several times represented Rio
Arriba county in the territorial legisla-
lure. died on August IA, aged 70 years.
At the close of the Legislature of 1883, of
which he was member, he bought coffin
Tor himself in Santa Fe and took it home
With him. He was an influential and
worthy man.
Some anonymous and irresponsible
IDIOT in Santa Fe has taken the pains to
write long communication to the Albu-
1uerque Citizen holding the New MEx1.
JAN accountable for the publication in
he st. Louis Republic of an absurdly
alse dispatch from Memphis, Tenn, re-
yardiug the unfortunate Hemingway
hootiug. AS the dispatch was evidently
prepared by some space writing sensa.
ion monger in Memphis, who knew moth
ng about the facts, this paper paid little
ttention to the rubbish, and need not ex-
,lain to persons possessing intelligence
bove the grade of burro that it is
lot sending dispatches from Memphis. 7
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Drink Reber & Cos pepsin soda. Good
fter restless and sleepless nights.