Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-08-13
SOCIAL End PERSONAL.
Glimpse of a Cowboys Heart.

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And they fought the foe, man to man, no lie,
Without thought but to do, and dare, and
die.
'Teddy's .Terrors,' white of face, of hand, of
soul.
Yet, they fought like demons at the foreign
goal:
stand side, boys, and watch that mothers
As she reads deaths horrors and the battle
race.
No; l lost the mother love years ago,
But | think-I hope-she'dha have looked just
If she'd read his awful death was mine
See, watch her shrink, oh, that di-
vine!
Here, little girl, swing this flag 'bove IL
Shout like mad then, understand all I've
Long may it wave," the blessed flag SO true,
The great, the grand freedoms red white
A. G. NJ.
Judge Crumpacker will spend Sunday
at his home in Albuquerque, leaving for
that city last evening.
Judge S. B. Newcomb, the respected
Las Cruces lawyer, is among the late ar
rivals at the Palace hotel.
Colonel Whiteman is still confined to
his room by illness. but is improving and
expects to be able to be at his Office on
Monday.
Miss Nellie Griffin. of Leavenworth,
Kas., a sister of Mrs. John Hampel, is
expected in the city in q short time to
make an extended visit.
Chief Justice Mills and Judge Parker
went to Las Vegas last night, where
they will spend Sunday, returning to
this city tomorrow night.
Rev. Henry w. Moore, of Ell Paso,
Tex, who is visiting his brother.
Rev. W. Hayes Moore, will preach in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ilfeld, of Albu-
querque, who are in Manitou Springs,
are expected to arrive in this city the
first of the coming week to visit with
relatives.
Mrs. A. l.. Morrison and daughter,
Miss Maymc. who have been in Colo
RADIO Springs for the past two months.
are expected home the latter part OF
next week.
The numerous friends of Mrs. Arthur
Boyle will be pleased to learn that the
good woman is slowly but steadily re-
covering from a severe attack of milan
matory rheumatism.
The Misses Nellie and Mary Drury
daughters of Charles Drury, of Las We
gas, one of the popular conductors on
the Santa Fe road. will arrive this even.
L ;,rr TO y;,;f Misr E1ncn,,on HOn,,n1
Guy Wynn. a young man from Allan
TIA, Ga, who has been stopping in Las
Vegas for a month past, arrived last
evening on a visit to the Capital City
He is healthseeker, and may be ioinet
by his mother.
j. D. W. Veeder, of the law firm o
Vcedcr Bros, Las Vegas, is in the city
| attending the meeting of the Democrat
ic territorial central committee, of which
he is a member for San Miguel county
Wednesday evening Secretary ant
Mrs. Wallace gave a very pleasant din
ner party at their home in the old pal
ace. There were present Vicar Genera
Fourchegu, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. L. Morrison
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Upton, ant
Judge A. l.. Morrison.
Miss Ada Teasdale is i'm Denver hav
ing her eyes treated, and from tha1
place viii! make a trip through the
northern part of the territory with hel
brother, Mr.. w. c. Teasdale, who rep
resents a wholesale house of st. Louis
in the southwest.
B. B. Burg and j. II. Wheelock, two
i c~onsol orns<, nf +hn VNroo,rc, dana NJ
ment, were in the city yesterday anC
| paid Collector Morrison a visit. They
left for Las Vegas last evening, accom-
panied by Deputy Collector Loomis
The gentlemen are visiting the revenue
districts in the west.
The young ladies of the city met Mrs
Kate Tannatt Woods at the home o
| Secretary and Miss Wallace this after
noon and organized a reading circle
The young ladies will take u an inter
esting course of reading which will oc
cupy their time through the coming
winter.
Sergeant Sherman, of Captain Luna!
troop of Rough Riders" arrived in Al
| buquerque last night from Key West
I where he has been in the hospital since
July S, suffering from sickness. He was
accompanied by Private Dorsey, o
Silver City. who's a member of Troop II
The excursion to Santa Clara yester
day proved quite a society event. Near
ly all of the prominent people in the city
| were present at the Indian dances ant
enjoyed the day immensely. The In
| dams singled out Agent Walpole as theil
guest of honor, and all the ceremonie.
were performed for his special benefit.
Captain Max Luna, of the Rough
Riders" is now stationed in the City Of
| Santiago as the official interpreter Of
General Wood, governor of the province
of Santiago. In addition to the position
of interpreter, Captain Luna is also one
of the members of the commission APP
pointed to examine Spanish prisons OF
the island.
DR.. Geo. Il. Gould, formerly postmas
ter of East Las Vegas and now editor
and manager of the Meadow City's Optic
/ paid the New MEXICAN a fraternal ant
| welcome visit this morning. DR.. GoulG
came over to the Capital City for thu
purpose of attending the called meeting
of the Democratic territorial centra
committee in this city today.
Captain s. S. Mathers, special agen'
Of the interior department with head
quarters at Santa Fe, has retured to tn,
Claire hotel from the northern part o
the territory, accompanied by his es
Unable wife. who NJ here direc
from Washington. Captain and Mrs
Mathers will probably remain in New
Mexico's delightful Capital city for sew
eral weeks.
The event OF the season, the oak,
walk, will be given next Tuesday even
ing, beginning at 8 o'clock, at Gray's hall
The society folk who are to take par
are not falling their names md will an