Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-05-23
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Mex; D. r. Davis, Pueblo.
In the High School field day exercis-
es, Hibbard Moore won second prize in
the pole vault.
Claire: II. G. Cary and wife, Detroit;
J. F. Reed, Omaha; A. Levy, Walsen-
berg; L. Skinner, Golden; J. T. Dress
er, Cerrillos.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred M. Ber-
gere early this. morning, fine boy
baby. Mother and child are reported
as doing WELL
There will be a meeting of the Wo-
mans Board of Trade and Library As
afternoon at 2:30
Sheriff Alexander Read of Rio Arri-
ba county, returned to his home in
TERRA Amarillo this morning after a
brief visit in this city.
Palace: w. c. Reid, Roswell; J. c.
Shanks, Denver; T. c. Halter, M. D.,
o. w. Cherington, Bloomsberg, Pa;
S. A. Bauchman, Pennsylvania; j. I.
Highbee, Watsontown, Pa; S. H.
Fields, st. Joe.
Mrs. Manuela Sanchez died at her
home on the south side yesterday at
ternoon of dropsy aged 6S years. The
funeral will be held at the Cathedral
at Z o'clock tomorrow morning. Inter
ment at Rosario cemetery.
A class of go children will receive
first holy communion at the Guada-
lupe church tomorrow at O'Clock a.
m. The Rt. Rev. J. b. Pitaval Will
administer the sacrament to the chil-
dren and at 10 o'clock mass they will
renew their baptismal vows.
The forecast is for fair weather to-
night and tomorrow with stationary
temperature. Yesterday the maximum
temperature was 81 degrees at 3:lo D.
M. and the minimum was 43 degrees
at 3:4O a. m. The temperature at
o'clock this morning was 40 degrees.
w.P. Gould of Hobart, is in the city
today on business. He has frult
ranch at Hobart. Mr.. Gould reports
that there will be plenty OF apples ana
nears on his ranch this season put
that peaches have been damaged con-
siderably by the frosts and the late
spring.
An exceptionally clear and fine PIC
ture was taken by Crausby of the
scene at the Capitol while President
Roosevelt was delivering his address.
The picture is large, at least l6xl4 IN
ches, and those sitting on the stand
are easily recognized. The picture
shows the Cleveland Grays and otner
organizations which We're drawn up IN
line and is extraordinarily clear.
Postmaster Paul A. F. Walter today
received word from J. F. Erwin OF san
Francisco superintendent of the Free
Delivery Service, that he Is making
preparations to hold examinations 1or
letter carriers and clerks at the Santa
Fe postoffice, but that in the mean
while the numbering of houses In the
citv should be completed. Thus far
about one-tenth of the houses In the
city have been numbered and since the
contract was given out five months
ago. it will at that rate take about five
wears to complete the job which is
little too much manana even for San
IA Fe. All residents are also urged to
become accustomed to use street name
and house number in their correspon-
dence so that the free delivery system
will prove success from the start IN
This city. The examinations will prob
ably be held in July and free delivery
ia To be established on September l.
DR., Charles A. Wheelon, the osteo-
path. who recently located in this city,
is establishing a good practice. Osteo-
pathy is a complete curative system
and successfully treats all diseases,
acute or chronic, without medicine. II
is purely mechanical and deals with
the bones, muscles. tendons. nerves,
etc. A set of contracted muscles IN
patients back or small misplacement
of the vertebrae may so infringe on
the nerve supply to some abdominal
organ as to cause a arrangement In
its function and disease results. Os-
teopathy seeks to remove the cause OF
disease. Mrs. Foraker, wife of the dis
tinguished Ohio senator, In speaking
--of osteopathy says: "The system has