Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-06
THE RECEPTION.
Archbishop Bougarde Given a Great
Ovation at His Official Home by
Santa Fe Practitioners.
SPECIAL TRAIN BRINGS HIM
Met at Lamy by a Large Delegation and
Welcomed to Santa Fe in a Demon
strative Manner.

Archbishop Peter Bourgade, the re-
Gently appointed spiritual head of the
Roman Catholics in New Mexico, Colo
RADIO and Arizona, arrived in Santa Fe
this morning. He was received with
jubilant strains of music and with en-
thusiastic greetings of devotion from
the parishioners of the see. His jour-
ney from Tucson, Ariz., to Santa Fe had
been a triumphal one. After leaving
Tucson he remained four weeks with
Jesuit fathers at Ell Paso. From there
he proceeded slowly to his future see.
At Bernalillo Bishop Matz, of Denver,
met him on Tuesday, and both were
the guests of Father Coudert. At Las
Cruces, Albuquerque, and other par
ishes, visits were made, and everywhere
the affectionate welcome given the
distinguished prelate touched him
greatly. But the reception given Arch
bishop Bourgade at Santa Fe eclipsed
in fervor and enthusiasm those tender
ed the prelate anywhere else.
At $50 o'clock this morning a special
train of three cars, in charge of Con-
ductor jeremiah Quinn, Engineer A. F.
Eames and Brakeman Charles Haines,
with $50 passengers, left Santa Fe to
meet the archbishop at Lamy, where he
arrived yesterday and had celebrated
mass early this morning. The passen-
gers included a large number of priests
who had come to Santa Fee to greet the
archbishop, and prominent residents of
this city. Santa FEES military band, a
snowy and important part of the gov
ernor's staff, accompanied the eXcur-
sion, the band in it's new uniforms of
their helmets being a snowy feature.
1t played spirited airs on the train as
we'll as at Lamy and Santa Fe. The
priests who were on the train going to
Lamy We're:
Rev. Fathers Peltzer, of San Marcial,
Paulhan Of Monticello, Juillard and
Martin of Gallup, SeuX of a Juan,
Courbon of Ell Rito, Marilier of Taos,
Medina of Penasco, Fayet of San Mi
guel, Pouget of Las Vegas, Mayeux of
Pecos, Demarest of Pena Blanca, Pers-
wore, S. j., and Mandalari, s. j., of
Albuquerque, Docher of Isleta, Ralliere
of Tome, Martin of La Joya, Grom and
Collier of Socorro, Defouri and Rabey-
ROLES of Las Vegas, Picard and Gallon
of Mora, Ribera of Sapello, Balland and
Barran of Chaparito, Alberne of Puerto
de Luna, Capihyn, S. j., of Las Vegas,
Quetu and Deilly of Arizona, Vicar Cen
eral Fourchegu and Fathers Gilberton,
Deraches Gauthier and Haelterman of
Santa Fe.
Among prominent people that the
New Mexican noted on the train were
Territorial Secretary G. H. Wallace,
Judge Morrison, Miss Morrison, County
Clerk An~astacio Romero, Register of
the Land Office Manuel r. Otero, Eu-
genio Sena, F. B. Delgado, Francisco
Delgado, Luciano Baca, Telesfero Ri
vera, Evaristo Lucero, Emmanuel VAL
DEE, Hilario Baca, Epitacio Gallegos, G.
l.. Solignac, Editor e. H. Salizar of Las
Vegas, Superintendent Fecundo Pine Of
the public schools, J. r. Ortiz, Antonio
Ortiz y Salazar, B. M. Read, H. S. 0.
Lutz, Sol Spiegelberg, Superintendent
j. E. Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner, and
many others.
AT Lamy depot over fifty people
awaited the arrival of the train. Arch
bishop Bourgade and Bishop Matz Of
Denver held an impromptu reception at
the Lamy depot, where the archbishop
made a very favorable impression for
his whole-souled geniality and yet dig
nified eserve. Vicar General Fourche-
gu as master of ceremonies was very
busy and in constant demand every
where. In addition to Bishop Matz of
Denver the archbishop was accompani-
ed to Lamy by Rev. Chocot of Tucson
and Rev. p. F. Lassaigne of Las Cruces.
At the Santa Fe depot a throng Of
hundred people awaited the
train. When it arrived loud cheering
and the ringing of many bells pro-
claimed a high festival day. A process
sion formed with the city marshal and
a number of horsemen at it's head, who
were followed by the cavalry band, the
500 other people. Bringing UP the rear