Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-27
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
Arch bishop Chapelle OfThis City Pays
Visit to Albuquerque, and Is Ke-
ceived In q Manner BETTING
His High station.

M. Mandalari, who was accompanied by
Hon. Justo R. Armiio, the latter gentle
man providing his handsome surrey for
the convenience of the distinguished pre-
late who was driven to the parsonage
where he said mass privately. At 8
O'Clock he was met at the line between
the old and new towns by the priests and
several societies, the procession being
headed by the First regiment band in full
uniform. At the old church in the
ancient burg, the archbishop delivered
the benediction and made an address,
both in the Spanish tongue. Thereafter
he proceeded to the home of the Jesuit
Fathers, where he will remain until morn
ing. A banquet was served at O'Clock
in honor of the archbishop, and at 8
O'Clock the First regiment band serenad-
ed his grace. In the morning the arch-
bishop will confirm the children at Ala
media, and in the afternoon like cere-
monies will be performed in Los Grlegos.
Friday morning confirmation in Ranches
de Atrisco, and in the afternoon a drive
will be taken to the Sandals. Saturday
morning confirmation in San Antonio
and the afternoon occupied in the return
to this city. On Sunday morning pom
tifical mass at the old town church and
confirmation In the afternoon. Monday
morning confirmation at the church of
the Immaculate Conception in Albuquer-
que, This will end the order of the pas
toral duty. The feast of San Felipe de
Neri comes on Sunday and from the above
it will be observed that Archbishop Chap
ellie will be present during the cere-
monies, which are usually quite elaborate.
Eight important committees we're ore
ated at the meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Fair association last even
ing. Judging by the enthusiasm shown
at the meeting and the complexion of the
committees it is evident that President
Myers remarks to your correspondent,
noted in last letter will not be misap-
piled. The gentlemen associated on the
executive committee are: Governor
Slower, President Chas. F. Myers, Secre-
tary Jos. E. Saint, Sheriff Hubbell, Noa
Ilfeld, Alfred Grunsfeld, DR.. j. +. Pearce,
Joint Agent W. H. Matson, jr., T.. l..
Washburn, W. E. Harper, F. E. Sturgis.
The above is an excellent committee, one
of the best ever selected to manage ter
ritorial fair.
Hawley, on the corner has graphic
phone and he let's it 60 once or twice a
day. Among the productions rolled off
is Bryan's speech, with accompanying
cheers. Ralph Twitchell was heard to re-
mark that this speech was not in it with
Altpeld's heard at the convention, though
much has been made of Bryan's cyclone
talk which made him the nominee.
On Chief Rupees shoulders the onerous
duty of raising money is placed. He has
a big Job before him in adding 800 to
the $175 in the Braden memorial fund.
The Robinson Park association have in
view fountain as memorial. The
writer thinks the $175 enough for the
purpose. Seven months have passed
since the plan of a monument was sug-
pested and six months more will be re-
quired to get that 500; judging BY the
past. No one envies Mr.. Ruppe's job In
collecting the sum.
The man who had system to beat the
wheel, otherwise roulette, is dead; 80 that
those who have buoked against it will
have to lose the idea suggested by the de-
parted. He was a resident of Allbuquer
que and his good work in evolving q
system, though it never gained currency
will be buried with the author thereof.
Tom Kline, of Bland, Santa Fe, this
city and other points, is here to lay IN
stock of liquids, etc., for his Sulphurf
resort, Tom was busy handshaking to.
day.
J.P. Goodlander, one of the jolliest
road men who smiles upon Albuquerque
came in ON the flyer and will proceed tc
st. Louis tomorrow evening. His wife
will 20 with him eastward from Kansas
City.
Conductors Oder and Stevens are inter
ested in the Victor mine in the Cochit
district. Mr.. Oder was 80 pleased will
the item about the grant that he bough
up Newcomers supply of New MExIcAN'
to send to his partner, Stevens, who Il
now in the east.
Assistant claim Agent Hamilton ant
Local Claim Agent Jose q. Chaves wen
up to Algodones this afternoon to adjus
13 claims for damages sustained by recen
overhows in that locality.
Felipe Hubbell, who was in town from
Paierito today, said that his brothe
Franks loss of lambs fell short of tn
number first reported. There will be full.
200 lambs and many ewes less, due to tn
hail storm of last week. Felipe will los
the bulk of his apple crop. He said !
was reported that Dolores Griegos ha'
lost 1,7OO lambs and ewes just south o
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