Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-05-10

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number of Santa Fe people will accom-
pany the team to Las Vegas.
Mrs. Gurule, wife of Manuel Gurule,
died yesterday at her home on the south
side. She was aged As years, and is sur
vived by two married children. The
morning from Guadalupe church, with
interment in the cemetery adjoining.
Rev. A. Hoffman, of Ration, who is
making a leeturing tour in the territory,
will be in Santa Fe this week. Sunday
forenoon and evening he will preach in
st. Johns Methodist Episcopal church,
and on Monday deliver a free lecture at
the church on Life in Germany" Rev.
G. S. Madden, the pastor of the church,
will Tomorrow morning leave FOR
| Bland, where he will preach Sunday.
Superintendent H. O. Bursum has put
a number of convicts at work in the tin
| shop at the p~enitentiary, and convicts
| manufacture all the tinware used in the
p~enitentiary.
Contractor j. w. Prough started last
evening for Kansas City, his home, where
| he will undergo treatment for paralysis,
at a hospital. Mr.. Prough suffered a
| stroke of paralysis at the capitol five
weeks ago and has not rallied from 1t
| being carried on a cot last evening to
| the Santa Fe depot. He was accom-
panied to Kansas City by his family, and
his son Torrens Prough, of Los Angeles,
| who came here upon learning OF his
| fathers illness. William Curtis accom-
panied the party as far as Lamy.
This morning a countryman had an
| epileptic fit in front of the Claire hotel.
| He fell on the pavement and cut a large
cash in his jaw.
The interior of the Rio Grande depot
is being painted an olive green and re-
| novated otherwise. The work around
the exterior has been finished. The
new platform has been laid and the eX-
terror of the depot painted a dark
red with dark green stripes.
Abe Gold sent fifteen men this morning
to La Veta pass to work on the Rio
Grande railroad. The men were placed
in charge of c. c. Bende, a rough rider,
who recently returned here from I'll Pa
so.
A car load of lime came to Santa Fe
last evening from Kansas City for the
capitol and the evening before a car load
of heating apparatus from Denver.
The Santa Fe railroad has put on a
new passenger coach between Santa Fe
and Lamy.
Nellie Blessing Eyster. author of "a
Colonial Boy" writes as follows to w. F.
| Wentworth, the literary entertainer,
who will be at the court house next
Tuesday evening: IL am yet under the
spell of your matchless representations.
So vivid are my impressions of the Cali
fornia martyr to a woman's loquacity,
the petite peach and its petite prophet,
the colicky Frenchman and Mynheer
Rip, and the emotional preacher who
did not fall in extremes to take up the
collection, that | find my mouth in a
grin even at this lapse of time, viz, 2 p.
m. Saturday, January 20, 1898. thank
you cordially, dear sir. for that rare
treat. Your wonderful power of imita-
ton and sympathy swept the whole
gamut of my emotional nature, and |
am the better for it. | wish that all
whom l love could hear you, and will
do all in my power to procure for them
the pleasure. Our p. c. W.. p. A. has a
meeting the coming Monday, when |
will press the matter
The Chicago Record, containing the
letter written by Mr.. William e. Curtis,
from Santa Fe, will be distributed
around the plaza tonight. The second
letter will be in the issue of to-day, and
will be distributed tomorrow evening.
| Chicagoans and Illinois people sojourn-
ing in Santa Fee may get the Record
regularly from Jacob Weltmer.
A party of Santa Fe people is arrang-
ing to go to the crater Sunday.
S. S. Beatty, the well-known grocery
and provision merchant, to-day joins
| the list Of New Mexican advertisers.
Mr.. Beatty enjoys a large trade, and
therefore his groceries and provisions
are always of the freshest. He is send
ing wagon loads of supplies almost dali
ly to Bland, Glorieta and the Pecos.