Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-08-11
SANTA FE, M, MONDAY, AUGUST IL, 1902
NEWS OF INTEREST
IN ALBUQUERQUE
Secretary of the Territorial Fair Associa
ton Returns to the Oity-General
Funston to Attend the
Carnival.
FRED HEMANn AND MISS GRACE
DoDD MARRIED SATURDAY NIGHT

Special Correspondence New Mexican.
Albuquerque, Aug. 10.
Lamar won the three games of base
ball with the Albuquerque Browns.
| Saturdays game by score of II to u
and yesterdays by a score of 12 to 10.
| The Browns are in very poor condi-
| ton, lacking effective pitchers and hav-
ing several weak spots in the field.
P. II. McCanna, secretary of the ter
| ritorial fair association, returned to
the city Saturday night. In addition to
the list of national league players Sc
cured some time ago, Mr.. McCanna has
signed Rube Wadell and Jimmy Will
Jams. While in Chicago, Mr. McCanna
entered into negotiations which will
probably result in the bringing of
Pains fire works to the fair. The sec
retary saw General Funston, who as
sured him of his intention to come to
the carnival with his staff. Permission
to have the Fort Wingate troopers
accorded.
Miss Claude Albright, the talented
singer, who recently returned from
Paris, announces her intention of sing
ing in public before she completes her
visit She will probably visit Santa Fe
and Las Vegas. The young lady has re-
ceived a most attractive offer from
New York, and more than likely she
will ask for her release from the Opera
Comique.
Saturday night occurred the marriage |
of Fred Hermann, for the last two
years at the head of the Harvey news |
and curio department in the city, and |
Miss Grace Dodd, popular Albuquer-
que girl. The young couple are on
their way to Chicago, where they will
reside.
Edward O. Malley, a prominent Odd
Fellow of Coal Hill, Ark, died yester-
day morning of consumption. The fun
eral will be held here under the aus
pices of the Odd Fellow lodges.
Word has been received that P. F.
Peterson, a former engineer on the
a mine in Mexico by a fall of rock.
1t is again raining in Albuquerque,
and citizens are hopeful of steady
downpour.
Chief Engineer Jas. Dun, of the Santa
Fe arrived in the city last night at mid
night and this morning went to Belen
in company with Surveyor +. M. Jones.
Mr.. Dun will drive over the surveys
made by the Santa Fe engineering corps
for the short cut from Portales. He
said last night that three separate sur
veys had been made, but that none was
entirely satisfactory. He expressed
that the short line would be
built, but said the selection of the exact
route would not be made for some little
time. Mr.. Dun said that the report of
The sale of the Santa Fo to the Rock
Island probably originated from the fact
that the latter system had been nego-
tiating with the Santa'Fe for certain
privileges in Texas towns.
Delegate B. S. Rodey yesterday re-
,eived from Washington a copy OF a
by the president establish
ng large forest reserve in the White
Mountain region of Lincoln county. The
and set apart for the reserve is on the
eastern slopes of the mountains, which
ire covered with pine almost to the /,
summit. The delegate had heard moth
ng of a movement for establishing
orest reserve.
Architect c. f. Whttlesey has re-
urned from Ell Paso, where he is super
Using the construction of big hotel
building of compressed brick he has
'ecently patented. The brick is pro.
luced by mixing ordinary sand with a
mall portion OF cement and subjecting
hem to great pressure. The architect
'ays the results thus far are eminently
satisfactory.