Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-31

the Palace.
las, Tex, is in the city and registered
at the Palace.
Mrs. Fleming and daughter Mary are
at the sanitarium from Chicago for
Mrs. Fleming's health.
John w. Sullivan, of Cerrillos, and
daughter spent Sunday in this city and
registered at the Palace.
D.. G.. Martin, a Wagon Mound cattle
man. is in town on business and is to
be found at the Palace.
c. G. Wallace. of New York. and c.
j. Wallace, of Las Vegas, are in town
on business and are registered at the
Palace.
w. F. Towner, representing a New
York hoe house, is at the Palace to see
that the local market is abundantly
supplied.
Major N. l.. King and wife returned
last night from a pleasant trip to
Washington. They were in the east
about a month.
Allan Mcdonald and daughter, of
Richmond, Mo-, are here to visit with
Mrs. Mcdonald, who is at the SANTA
rum for her health.
Sergeant Royal Prentice, of the
Rough Riders, is down with typhoid fe-
yer at Las Vegas, the result of expos
ure before Santiago.
Carl Fl. Well, the Chicago travelling
man, returned from the north Saturday
night and registered at the Palace. He
left for the east last night.
Chief Justice w. J. Mills, of Las We
gas, popular and respected in the capt.
tai, was a guest at the Palace hotel yes
terday and returned to Las Vegas last
night.
Chairman j. S. Clark, of the Republi-
can territorial central committee, went
north last night. He is conducting the
Republican campaign in an aggressive
and able amer.
Corporal Ralph McFie, of troop E,
Rough Riders, came up from Las Cru
ces last night, and registered at the
l. tNiNNNs L wa I lie co
deputy district clerk in Clerk Ber-
ceres office at once.
j. r. Riley, formerly of the Rio
Grande Western at Salt Lake City,
and now engaged in mining, returned
north this morning over the Rio Grande
after a weeks stay at the Palace.
Hon. T. A. Finical, district attorney
and who is a candidate on the Republi-
can ticket for member of the council
from Bernalillo county, was in the city
yesterday and a guest at the Palace ho-
tel.
Martin Musil and wife, of Fleetwood,
Musirs health, went north this morning
to Ojo Caliente, where the waters will
be tested for their ant~i-rheumatic prop
critics.
Hon. Mariana Otero, who is a candi-
date for county commissioner IN the
so-called Independent Republican tick
ct in Bernalillo county, was a visitor in
the capital yesterday from Albu1uer-
que. y
Hon. Solomon Luna, who is a candi-
date for collector of Valencia county
and who will be elected by a large ma
jority, had apartments at the Palace
hotel yesterday, and returned home to
Los Lunas last night.
J.. NJ. McLeish, representing a Chi
cago dry goods house, arrived Satur-
day night and registered at the Palace.
j. Fl. Armstrong, representing a st.
Louis shoe house, returned from the
north Saturday night and is stopping
at the Palace.
Superintendent Lydon, of the D. &
r. G., came down Saturday night in his
private cal from Alamosa with Mrs.
I. w. Schiller and son, Mrs. Abe Schif-
fer and Mrs. H. Monroe to spend Sun
day in this city, and the party regis
tered at the Palace. They returned
north this morning after a pleasant
visit.
III. Hase, brother-in-law of the late
Lieutenant Wientge, was the only
member Of his family who was able to
attend the funeral yesterday from AL
buquerque, his daughter. Miss Bertha,
being very i'll and prevented Mrs. Hase
from attending. Mr.. Hase returned to
Albuquerque Immediately after the flu
neral.
Hon. Pedro Perea, Rer@lblican candi-
date for delegate to congress, who is
making new friends and gaining votes
for the Republican ticket wherever he
goes, spent yesterday in the city. He
has visited every county, except San
Juan, in the northern part of the ter
ritory, and finds the situation very en-
couraging for the Republicans. He left
for the south last night.
Hon. H. b. Ferguson arrived in the
city Saturday evening from Union and
Colfax counties, addressed the Demo-
cratic convention Saturday night and
Sunday afternoon hied himself away to
the mountain Businesses in the Cochiti
country, where he will tell the hardy
miners how well it will be should they
vote for him. Mr.. Ferguson is not so
very sure of his election, but of course,
when asked, smiles knowingly and says
my majority will be 1000" although
everything points that Mr.. Perea will
be elected by a handsome majority.
Wilson Waddingham, ESQ.,, who is
very largely interested in New Mexico
lands and in stock raising and is highly
respected and liked wherever known in
this territory, and General f. e. Brad
ley, a prominent citizen and capitalist
of New Haven, Conn.,, are in the city
on business connected with their inter
ests in New Mexico and are guests at
the Palace. Mr.. Waddingham's many