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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-12-30

INDIGESTION, and stomach disordcry take
ISHOWNs IRON BITTERS.
dealers keep 1t, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trldc marx and crossed red lines on wrapper
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-12-30

Itch or Mango Cured In 80 Minutes.
Wo DDS Itch and Mango Lotion will cure itch
in human beings or mango and scratches in
animals in thirty minutes. Large bottle,
sold only at Owens Drug Store.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-12-30
Ds- lockers Cockroach and Water Bug
Exiermi nator ut Owens Drug Store.

when Baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she chung 70 caStoris
When she had Children, she gave them caStoris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Columbus Ceremonies I'm Emory.

Emory. Va, Oct. -Special.-Columbus
day was celebrated yesterday at Emory
and Henry College The day was observed
as a field day. and the Columbian cele-
bration was held at night There was
considerable enthusiasm, and quite
number of visitors from the neighboring
towns attended.
In the morning the athletic games were
held. The following is a list Of the chief
events, with the successful contestants:
Hundred yard dash. j. w. Young; kick
ing football J. Il. Peery; throwing base
ball. T. George; half-mile race, w. L.
Breese; putting the shot, ID. A. Collings
notato race, G.. T. Davis; throwing the
hammer, ]. NJ. Robeson standing long
lump. W. Z. Breese; running long jump,
w. II. Breese; egg race, A. l.. Robertson;
standing high jump, w. E., Breese; run
ming high jump, w. e. Breese; high kick,
G. w. Boyle.
Mr.. Breese carried off all the honors
in the jumping line, and his grace and
agility were much commented upon
In the afternoon match game OF foot
ball was played between two picked
teams.
In the evening the College chapel was
filled with an appreciative audience 20
hear the Columbian exercises, OF which
Prayer by Dr. +. Il. Wiley.
Chorus, from the Creation.
Poem, by Professor e. Longley.
Five-minute grafton. by Il. K. Wiley,
Jr., representing the Cailiopean Society.
-Four Hundred Years Ago. chorus OF
children.
Five-Minute Grafton. by II. A. Cox.
representing the Hermesian Society.
'The Star Spangled Banner" and Hail.
Columbia"
Columbian Address. by DR.. James At
kins.
Chorus. the national hymn.
DR.. Atkins having been called TO Nash
Vile on important College business.
the Columbian address. much to the re-
greet of every one. had 10 be omitted.
Mr.. Wiley and Mr., Cox did credit to
themselves and the students whom they
represented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Lexington.

Lexington, Va, Oct 22.-Instead or the
most grave and potent student Of We books,
of whom we are 10th 10 speak, ! find this
week the gay and festive freshman and the
reckless senior In the majority. Entertain
ments have followed rapidly upon the heels
of each other. thus bringing greatly into
demand the presence Of these popular young
gentlemen. CT whom the cadets have fur
nished their quota. The presence OF sew
eral well-known Virginia bellies has been
the cause of all this, and the entertainments
were in their houcr
Friday night the series opened at the Nir-
ginia Military Inetltute the cadets giving
one OF their ell-knOwn "secti0n-room"
hops. at which all the bellies and beaux
were represelted. Pennington's band fur
nished the music. At the late hour OF 0:3O
T. NJ. the call OF the bugle for tattoo"
sent the guests home from a very pleasant
dance.
Monday evening society saw ar TO display
its evening dresses and prettiest styles at
the opera house, something. except for the
benefit Of some college cause. it seldom
does The occasion was the special engage
ment OF the Ariel Ladies' Sextette. There
were numerous theatre parties and clubs
present. who, after the entertainment was
finished, found further amusement In in
formal lunches around wel-known hospi-
table boards.
An occasion which has been looked for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Charlottesville.

Charlottesville, Va, Oct 21.-Mrs. John
Lazier. sister of Mayor Hanckel. lett on
Thursday for her home in Canada
Miss Lucy Davis. OF Essex, is visiting her
uncle. Captain Eugene Davis.
Mrs. Frank Page. of Texas. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. NJ. Woods.
Mrs. Robbie Sutton. of Richmond. was
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Leitch in High street
last week.
Mrs. Hiram Fox is visiting relatives IN
Lynchburg and Bedford.
Miss Rosa Carper. of Blacksburg, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. b. A. Abbott, OF this
city.
Misses Sallie and Mamie Paoli went to
Richmond Wednesday morning to visit
their brother Mr.. G. j. Paoli.
Miss Lille George left Thursday for a
lengthy visit to her cousin. Miss Woodtn,
in Richmond.
Mr. Isaac Leterman is in Lynchburg visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. Louis Lazarus.
Miss Lizzie Justis returned TO Richmond
Thursday. She was accompanied by her
aunt. Mrs. B. V. Covington. Misses Turner
and Goodwin and Mr.. Il. w. Coyington, OF
this city.
Mr.. Hsnnng Wood. of Albemarle. and
Miss Kate Huchstep. of Green county: were
married on Thursday. Mr. Jerry Huchstep,
of Greene county, aud Miss wa, or AIDE
Mrs Earle, OF Covington, KY, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. William II. Wood,
in this city.
The Hon. Jefferson NJ. Levy has re-
turned from New York, very much
pleased with the fattering prospects
there for Cleveland.
BY change in the bylaws OF the Uni
versity Athletic Association the captains
OF teams are now elected by the members
Of the preceding year. and the captain
appoints the manager.
Mrs. j. c. Melton died near this city
yesterday morning and her funeral took
place this afternoon.
Captain c. w. Bidgood, Of Lewisburg,
W. Va, is in this city.
Miss Bessie Young has returned from
Lewisburg, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. J. w. Arbuckle.
Last night the last Of the very enjoya-
bic series OF germans under the auspices
OF the Ivy German Club was given In the
Ivy ballroom. Charlottesville and the
University usually have large part in
these dances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
whitemore OF Brooklyn. and Mr.. A. 0. Hal

Whitemore OF Brooklyn. and Mr.. A. U: Hal
sey of Newark. n. j.. are the guests or MI.
and Mrs j. L. Green on Eighth street.
Judge r. j. Farrar, OF Amelia county, was
in the city this week.
Mr. A. X. Ferguson. of Baltimore who
has been the guest for several days or MS
sister. Mrs. Walter B. Tyler. on street,
has returned home.
Mr.. Fred Cudlip. of Richmond, was here
this week mingling with his many friends
this being his former home.
Miss Mamie Moon, of Salem, Is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Lucy Frazier, who has been visit
Ing Miss Lucilla Yates, left for her nome
in Orange county Friday.
Cards have been issued 10 the marriage
Of Miss Mary Rose Gray Seabury, OF Nor
folk to Mr. Ruggles Taiaferro, OF this
city. The ceremony will take place at st.
Paul's church, Norfolk Wednesday, Novem-
Der 9th, at o'clock 2. NJ.
Mrs. Ella j. s.. John, Miss st. John
and Miss Lula - May Braxtpn are visit
ing friends in Richmond.
More Of our citizens visited the E1posi-
ton at Richmond this week than at any
time since it has opened. They all express
themselves as delighted with the beautiful
display OF fireworks in the night perform
ance Of the destruction Of Paris as well
as with other features.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

ward 10 with bright antlclpations, as pre-
dicted in this correspondence last Sunday,
occurred Tuesday evening at the residence
OF DIR. John A. Graham. where the hcspl-
tally Of his spacious home, well fitted for
a big reception, was rendered by bis
daughters. Misses Mamie. Mary, Preston
and Agnes. 10 their friends in honor OF
their visitors, Misses Susie and Anne Coch-
raue, of stanton. The double parlors and
library were beautifully and lastly deco
rated with cut and pctted flowers and ever
greens, while a special room was arranged
with glossy waxed floor for dancing. which
proved no Insignificant part Of the evenings
pleasure. sumptuous supper was served
at IL Z. NJ. Among those present were
Misses Bessie Ship, Of Richmond; Alice
Bass OF Missouri; Misses Elise Semmes,
Mary Williams, Kate Hopkins, Agnes Ross,
Fannie Monroe, jamie White. Lucy PeDdle-
ton, Clark. OF Winchester Maggie and Liz
zie Graham, and Miss Belle, OF New Or
leans.
OF the Varsity men were Messrs. Weaver,
Armstrong, Martin, Cunningham, Hudson,
farbrough. Shelton, Clayton. Jordan, Sale,
Letcher, Bell, Flshburne, 1vey Guy, Fig
gait Robinson, Rendell and Ransom.
From the Virginia Military Institute were
Captain Gukerson. Cadet Captain Spillman,
Lieutenants Staten. Orme, Peyton, Huger,
Thornton and Cunningham; Cadets Keith,
Lilly. Mcleod aud Cooke.
Wednesday evening the regular meet OF
the bowling club took place at the clubs
quarters. under the opera house. There was
full attendance and jolly good time,
concluding with an elegant repnst, the COM
pliments Of the young gentlemen Of the
club to the visiting young ladies in attend
GBce. Those present were Misses Bessie
Ship, Lucy shipp. Elise Semmes, Mary
Semmcs, Katie Hopkins Ellen Lee, Lucy
Pendleton, Mary Williamson, Mary Pres
ton Graham, Bell OF New Orleans, and
Bridges OF Richmond. The gentlemen were
Messrs. Bell, Maurice Moore. Carmichael,
Sale, Goode Letcher, Major Beverly Tuck
er, Captain Walker, Gilkerson and Voorhees,.
AS l write this preparations are in ac-
tive progress for the grandest bal poudre"
Of the season. II has been for several days
a popular topic of conversation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Democracy I'm Busna Vista.

Hon. Charles T. O'Ferrall. II. st. George
Tucker and Taylor Berry addressed the
people OF Buena Vista last night. They
spoke in the Opera-house to about seven
hundred people and made stirring and
eloquent addresses. The crowd vas
mixture OF Democrats and Republicans.
Perfect order prevailed. The sage was
beautifully decorated with Democratic
emblems. flags and badges were flaming
through the audience. and IL was a glon-
Gus occasion for Democracy Ina the little
city OF Buena Vista.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
FELIX.
Stanton.

Staunton, Va, Oct 22.-A1iss Charlotte
Ransom gave beautiful tea Wednesday
evening TO her many young friends at
CAPTAIN RansOm's, her fathers beauu
full home. near Staunton. The parlor had
a quaint old-fashioned air. caused by
the huge fire Of logs burning brightly.
The rooms were all darkened, and pre-
scented a lovely appearance. Miss Char
lotte Ransom was very becomingly at
tired in a gown Of cream crepon, dia-
mond ornaments. She was assisted in re-
ceiVing by Miss Ransom, of Charlestown,
in black lace. la France buds; Miss Mary
Miller blue Henrietta and lace; Miss
Peachy Williams, red net over silk; Miss
Flora Williams, old rose crepe de chine,
ribbon trimmings; Miss Clark, Of Win
chester, black lace over silk, jet trim
mings; Mrs Armistead Gordon, in blue
crepon: Mrs. Hammond, in black chiffon.
Miss Hattie Trout. of the Virginia Fe-
male Institute, in black silk. presided
over the table. Miss Janet Bell, in white
muslin; Fannie Harrison, white muslin.
and Miss Fontaine Maria Ransom, in
white muslin and lace served the guests
with said, olives. sailed almonds. pickles.
sandwiches. chocolate and coffee. The
hours were TO 7. Among those we no.
tice present were the Misses Elder, the
Misses Atkinson, Misses McCue, Misses
.
Strickler. Of the faculty of the A. F.
Seminary; Miss Nilor Fowle, Miss
Fighter. of Newark; Miss Nan Cooke.
Miss Ellie Foster, Miss Bessie Gibson.
Miss Fannie Baker, Miss Willie Bum
gardner and Miss Jennie MacPeck.
RIDING.
riding party was out Wednesday.
The party consisted of Mrs. f. NJ. Tay-
lor Miss Birdie RICHTER, Of New Jer-
sey; Miss Minnie Mccoy, Misses Lizzie
and Fannie Hogshead and Mrs Charles
Sanger. The gntlemen were: Messrs
Hogshead, Robert Foster. r. D. Black
ford and Warren Jessups, Of Georgia
The party returned from their gallop
over the hills about 10 o'clock when they
repaired to the restaurant at the Vir-
ginia Hotel. where an elegant supper had
been prepared for them.
Mrs. c. d. Mccoy chaperoned theatre
party Wednesday night to see the I'm
side Track" by Kittie Rhoades. Those
who were Of the party were Misses Mar
garet Mccoy, Ellie Foster, Bessie McCue
and Aurelia McCue. The gentlemen were
Messrs. Martin Perry, Kenneth Mccoy
and Murdoch Linde, OF Baltimore.
Miss Bessie McCue leaves for Beau
mont, Tex, the 26th. to spend the winter
with her sister. Mrs. r. III. Wiess
Miss Christine Hartman has returned
from Ironton, O., where she acted as
maid OF honor at the marriage OF Miss
Minnie Moffett TO MIR. Hal Bieky.
Mr.. Murdoch Linde. OF the Baltimore
News, is visiting his cousin. Mrs. Charles
ID. Mccoy.
DOMINO BALL.
The young ladies are busy making ar
rangements for the domino ball, which
will take place Halloween night. II IL
to be a leap-year affair. and will take
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
$50. What . Bargain. slao.

A full 1-3 octave, new upright piano
with oil modern improvements, with q
plush stool and embroidered plush scarf,
for only (Sl5Q one hundred and iify
dollars--a wonderful Exposition (speciaD
offer. Walter ID. Moses a. Co,
1905 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
BosHER EXCEPTION.

Mrs. Robert S. Bosher too kthe initia-
tive in entertaining for this season by
opening the doors Of her most attractive
home, on east Franklin. for very ele-
giant early hour reception on Thursday
evening last.
The honor was 10 her trio OF charm
Ing guests, Miss Hannah Smyth, Miss
Sarah Smyth and Miss Mary Rhett. al!
Of Charleston, $. G.
The decorations were conspicuously
graceful. and artistic. and with their
varied effects OF plants blossoms and
lights enhanced into magic beauty an
already beautiful home. The arching
branches OF tell palms suggested shadow
Ing grottoeS in every corner and roses
Of every hue carried tho radiance Of their
rich cOloring and essence OF their per-
fume 10 every spot where they could find
d graceful resting place.
Especially attractive for beauty as
well as delights for the palate was the
joyial punch bowl. Cooling it's sparkling
beverage in the centre Of the bowl was
& block OF ice hewn out In the middle
and filled with luscious fruits and
flowers
The table was beautifully decorated
with candelabra with their pink shades,
aud large plateau of pink roses In the
centre while graceful clusters OF long
ttemmed ones lifted their heads yet
higher IN cut-glass stands at random
about the table. Al the head OF the stair
way band OF music rendered It's en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Round Trip Richmond to Newport News
Octobsr 26fh, Only S225

On account OF the launching OF the Steam.
ship Ell Rio ut p. Nj. that day. Train viii
leave Richmond A. NJ. Train will arrive
Newport News II A. N.
Returning. leave Newport News $50 2. u.
~ TN H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
SOCIETY IN ALBEMARLE CO.
Notes from Charlottesville, BatesYllle and
Other Points.
MOVEMENTS OF PROMINENT PEOPLE.
A Number of Handsome Marriages and
Rounds OF Visiting-County Kepresea-
tatives at the Exposition.

Batesvile, Oct. 21.-Mrs. W. Fl. Turner
is visiting her sister, Mrs. DIR. Kilian' OF
Salem, Va.
Colonel W. L. Wood, W. J. Barksdale
and w. G.. Page are in Richmond.
Mrs Mayes, OF GordonsvilIe. is visiting
her daughter Mrs. George Burton.
Miss Mamie Tounley visited friends here
Thursday.
Mr.. Jacob Hamilton, Of Augusta county,
spent Tuesday night at Mr.. W. J. barAs-
dale's
Misses Rosa and Grace Edge were the
guests of Miss Mollie Page Tuesday.
NORTH GARDEN.
Mrs. Bette Sutherland is in Richmond.
Miss Eta Davis, of this place, and Mr..
Andersen. OF Nelson county, were married
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Slaughter Huff and bride, OF Wash
ineton. were the guests Of Mrs. Annie
Edge last week
EsMONT.
Mrs. C. d. Clark is very i'll at her home
near this place.
Miss Matte Martin, from near Towards
Vile, is visiting her uncle Mr.. Ii. b. Mar
tin.
Mr.. W. Bugg, OF this place, left Tues
day for Richmond.
Miss I. o. Wingfeld left last Friday to
take charge Of a public school near White
Hall.
Mrs. T. A. Harris, Of Glendower is visit
ing her mother Mrs. T. IL. Childress, near
here.
GREENWOOD.
Miss Irene Langhorne has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Parkinson gave picnic last Tues
day near Brooksvlle, on Turks mountain.
The students of Greenwood school gave
very interesting entertainment last week.
PRoFFITT.
DR.. r. H. Birckhead and Mr.. X. G.
Birckhead went to Richmond Monday
Mrs. b. ]. Hill has returned from Rich
mond.
Mr.. Lee Brckhead left for Alexandria.
his future home, Tuesday. His family Will
follow him in a few days.
The family OF Mr.. George Garrison left
for your city Monday, where they expect
to make their future home.
ALFRED's.
Mrs. Annie Niche has been at Longwood
for several weeks.
Mrs. Eva Alien is recruiting among the
Blue Ridge mountains.
Miss Fannie Rogers has gone TO your
city to spend the winter.
Miss Emma Ringgold Brown, OF Browns
Cove Is visiting relatives at Buck Mountain.
Miss Kate Allen Is attending school In
your city.
Miss Sue Wayland has commenced teach
Ing the public school.
WARREN.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Tapscott is in Richmond.
Mr. Samuel Jones, who has been visiting
bis father, returned to Hinton last week.
Mr. V. II. Tapscott has returned to Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Ely Scott and daughter, who have
been visiting relatives In Virginia, have re-
turned TO Rothwell. Mo-
Mr.. Francis c. Morgan Is the guest OF
Captain Alexander.
Mr.. William l.. Patterson will shortly
take charge OF the Mt. Warren Farm.
LIVINGSTON.
Mr.. Jesse Wright and Miss Virginia
Evans were married at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr. John Il. Evans last
| Sunday.
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livening strains throughout the enter
tainment.
RECEIVING THE GUESTS.
Mrs. Bosher received her guests with
great ease and cordiality, assisted by the
beautiful young daughter Of the house,
Miss Ellie Bosher, Misses Smyth and
Miss Rhett, as well as Mrs. w. A.
Maury Washington: Mrs c. q. Bosher,
Mrs L. b. Janney, Mrs. Robert II. Whit
lock. Mrs Edwin Beuk. Mrs. Ashton
Starke Miss Bessie Allyn, Of Norfolk;
Miss Margaret Young. Louisville; Misses
Emma Barksdale, Mamie Lay, Irene
Langhorne, Adela Myers. Mary Cren-
shaw. Columbia Hayes. Annie Leigh
Camm. Gertrude Camm. Berta Wexford,
Sallie Wexford. Rosa Grant, Sallie Tai
bolt, Lizzie Patterson Florine Noting,
Mary Darlington and Judith Darlington.
Between the hours Of 6 and a stream
of elegantly-dressed matrOns and maidens
partook Of the delightful hospitality thus
proffered them. while the later hours were
spent with continued pleasures. when a
score or more Of gallants were admitted
TO the festive scene Of JOY, where the
bevy Of ladies receiving still fingered UNI
der the enchantment Of the happy event.
-
THE COMING GERMAN.
The Friday and Tuesday German Club,
having dsbanded. Will unite In giving
series Of entertainments during the sea-
son at the Masonic Temple Hail. and to
be called military balls. every gentleman
dancing being required to attend in
full dress uniform. The first Of the series
was given on Wednesday evening, and
was pronounced a brilliant success.
-.
Mrs. T. NJ. Logan is entertaining
charming house party at her beautiful
country home. "Algomer." in Buckng-
ham.
PERSONAL MOTIFS.
Miss Margaret Young, Of Louisville,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Harry
Frazier. left last week for Norfolk, where
she will visit Miss Whitehead.
Miss May Handy and Miss Madge Guild
have returned TO the city.
Miss Allyn, of Norfolk who has been
visiting Miss Brock, returned to her home
yesterday.
Mrs. Boykin Wright. who is always well
coined in this, her old home, is here on
visit.
Mrs. p II. Mayo has returned. after
spending several months at her country
home in Clarke.
Miss Mary McCaw has returned from
trip to New York.
Miss Cora Darlington, Of Baltimore.
very lovely debutante, is the guest Of
Mrs. James Patterson. She will spend
the season here to make her debut.
Felix
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
fredericksburg.

Fredericksburg. Va. Oct. 22.-Besides the
marriages, which this month are weekly
events. there has been but little of social i'm
port to record this week. Balls, parties and
like entertainments have been set aside for
a short period. as a large number OF our
society people have been absent, many of
them in Richmond visiting friends and see
ing the Exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

Children CRY for Pitchers Castorlas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
TUF COMING GERMAN.

Mrs. T. NJ. Logan is entertaining a
charming house party at her beautiful
country home. "Algomer," in Buchng-
ham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
WARREN.

Mr. Jesse Wright and Miss Virginia
Evans were married at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. John T. Evans, lass
Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

The young ladies are busy making ar
rangements for the domino ball, which
will take place Halloween night. II IL
to be a leap-year affair. and will take
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-25
A Protty Young shoplifter.

Avery pretty and well-dressed young girl
was arrested In Simpson. Crawford & Simp-
sons dry goods store. on Sixth avenue. yes
terday morning. charged with stealing a silk
handkerchief valued at.$2. A saleswoman
saw the girl take the handkerchief from a
counter. but supposing that she was merely
examining 1t before buying. said nothing
about it. When the girl quietly slipped
the handkerchief in her muff and start
ed awsy, tho saleswoman had her ar.
hudson. % years old. and said that
she lived on Ninth avenue in Brooklyn. but
refused to give the number. In her posses.
sion were found two gold bracelets. pair Of
gloves. and . Russia leather pocketbook con-
tanning So Whom arraicnsd in Jefferson
unable to comprehend her position. At the
request OF Detective Sergeant Vallelly., who
order that an effort to find the owner OF the
pocketb might be made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-25
Ms.ie., outlaws Capture Two U.iteA States
AarShals.

Ms.ie.. 01tisws Capture Two U.iteA States
Aarshals.
ST. Louis, Dsa 24.-Unitsd States Deputy
Marshal E F. Hall has captured one OF the
Mexican bandits named Palaclo in disturbed
district some distance down the river. He
started his prisoner for Lar Laredo in charge Of
csedsd only few miles when they were. at
tackled and overpowered by six revolutionists.
sRuay fS law viii be des1sred ali along the
WA WAsHiSaToS. Dec. 24.-secretary Elkins had
= conference with Gen, sohofeld at the War
m.phod 81 effoetna II su iS tho sp
parently increasing lawlsssness along the Rio
Capt J. G. Bourke. Third Cavalry. who has
On this subject; will probably reach, here on
troubles have been received In two days.
An army officer stationed IN Texas has writ
the to On R St' anae s
Eeicrsip Ramon Ran who sa vas IL the nigh. a.
'Isssed the Rio srsDd. Dec u t1enty Eight
Tes nsn STACKED Mexican ' pese
surrounded a Captain. a lieutenant and four
N saS ss7 1s
bullets and wounded seven, besides taking =
S Of ans 5 TG
back to Texas in broad daylight. This is the
official report Of Gen. Bernardo Regro. You
perences during the present winter are not
exuberantly pleasant. The Wa- Department,
however. did nothing for U.S. We had no
late date. no canned meats which could DO
used without eookinG-nothing.
them-no blankets. no saddles. and every
thing else the same way; But We, busted
ehicials along the Rio Grande been in full At:
flation lin most cases) with Garcia we should
have Americanized the Rio Grande."