Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-05-21
Body of Archbishop
Will Reach Here
Tonight
TRAIN QUE At n O'CLOCK
Slight Change in Arrange.
ments as Results. Parade
Dispensed With.

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do, all trains have been running over
the Colorado and Southern Railway
tracks and there being a wreck on that
road today train number one carrying
the remains OF the late Archbishop
Peter Bourgade has been delayed and
will not arrive in this city until 1880
o'clock tonight.
On this account the funeral arrange
ments have been changed slightly and
the line of march that was announced
from the depot to the Cathedral will
not take place. Bishop Granjon Of
Tucson, Arizona, will conduct the
potifcate mass tomorrow morning at
8 o'clock at the Cathedral and there
will be a sermon in English by the
Reverend Bishop N. c. Matz of Den
yer, and in Spanish by Rev. Father
George ]. Julliard Of Gallup.
The remains Of the beloved prelate
will lay in state at the Cathedral all
day tomorrow and until Saturday
morning at o'clock, wnen the Very
Reverend Father Anthony Fourchegu
will offer the holy sacriticial mass,
after which the remains will be de-
posted in their last resting place in
a vault at the foot Of the main altar.
The entire city Of Santa Fe is
draped in mourning. The interior Of
the Cathedral is draped in black and
white bunting as is also the main en-
trance. The business houses of the
city are draped in black and white
and many Of the residences in all Sec
tIons of the city are draped in mourn
ing In memory of the beloved arch.
bishop, who was dear In the hearts
Of the entire populace Of Santa Fe.
Hundreds of people and many clergy
out of town will arrive here in the
morning to attend the funeral SER
vices. About one hundred people are
expected to arrive from Albuquerque
and many will come from Las Vegas
and other towns in the territory
Citizens Mass Meeting.
A mass meeting of citizens was held
at the court house last night for the
purpose of making arrangements for
the reception of the remains of the
late Archbishop Peter Bourgade. A.
l.. Morrison presided at the meeting
and Celso Lopez acted as secretary.
Fully two hundred business men and
citizens were in attendance and all
those present agreed to decorate their
places of business in mourning.
A committee of twenty-five citizens
was selected to look after the line
Of march and procession from the sta
ton tonight The committee Is as fol.
lows: Seferino Alarid, Nicolas Sena
Celso Lopez, Carlos Abreu, Luis Moya
Amado Gutierrez, Antonio Salazar
Telesforo Rivera, Manuel De1gado, Ro'
man Trujillo, Candido Ortiz, Santos
Ortiz, Tomas Alarid, Simon Will
Antonio Jose Rael, Mariana Sena, Ro'
man Rivera, Manuel Baca, J. B. Read
Pedro Britain, Juan Sena y Blea, Fele'
eiano Sena, Jesus Ortiz, Francisco
Gutierrez, Hilario Baca, Augustin Del
gado, Hllario Garcia, and Jose D. Gar
cia.
A committee of five was selected
on resolutions as follows: A. L. Nor.
rison, Celso Lopez, George w. Ar
milo, ]. P. Victory, and Jose D. sena
The committee met at the court house
this morning and the following reso'
lutions were adopted:
Blessed Be the Dead Who Die in the
Lord.
"Whereas, 1t has pleased the Al
mighty God in His inscrutable wisdom
to remove from amongst us our dear
ly beloved Archbishop after lone
and painful illness, which he bore. with
the most sanity patience and resigna
tion; there be It
Resolved, that we, his loving spirit
ual children to whom his holy life
was devoted (while bowling with hum
bic submission to the will of God who
doeth all things well) hereby express
our deep and heartfelt sorrow at the
passing away from earth of this grea'
servant Of God and His most holy
church.
Resolved that we will long cherish
the pure, holy and devoted life Of oul
deceased Fatherin-God and that w
enshrine him In our hearts with thu
sanity prelates who have preceded
him in the administration Of the spirit