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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

Married at the NJ. E. parsonage
6hursdaY evening, Nov. 81, Miss Doti
Pearl Morris and James A. Beoeridse
nuptial knot, LEU LUG
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Lake and F. F.
nIc6ltue al or Grand Forks, were at
one OF the leading hotels TODAY. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

L, :, Nattick of jamestown, was
morning and attending to business D''
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

OF Valley City arrived in the cItW tbIss
morning to visit and are at the wal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

Impressive but very simple in an
P9tnInent was the marriage Thursday
afternoon of Miss Tilda LeonorS
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. g. n I'll
Ken OF Grafton, to Andrew J.. Olson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson left Thursday even
ing Tor the twin cities, where they win
home will be on Mr.. Oison's fne t|fe err
west of Grafton. "he 1aThl
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

j. S. Donohue of the town NJ poooL
out on the slope was visiting his
TRENDS and attending to business here
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

Bible class of district No. 9 will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock with
Mrs. E. r. Twitchell, t011 Tenth ave-
nue. north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

Er1ck Erickson. of the town of Orr.
aariEed IN the city this morning and is
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

"A very pretty wedding occurred
n Mrs. liver Madison, at CasseItnn
when their daughter Miss Christine,
was united in marriage to John M
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

inc marriage of Fred Kempf and
MISS Thorson took place at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. Martin Thorson, at Enderiin
saturday, Nov. 8, Rev. Mr.. Gaustai
performing the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

L. D; Scott Of Williston, this state.
arrived in the, city this morning and l.,
a guest at one of the hotels. "1N 10
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

Z. N. Barnes of the town of Page,
was aguest at the Webster.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hendy of ST
fau!, arrived in the city this morning
hotels. 0no VI Lhe
George e. Bower William
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

Mrs. j.. j. Holt of the Improvement
building returned Saturday evening
from Staples, Mimi, where she spent
the past week visiting friends and
relatives.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-25

Just then there came rap at the door,
and messenger brushed in for word
with Zapata. Hearing him to the end,
the man 1 supposed was my husband
turned harshly to the old woman
Take her away he said. II have
.other things to think of now. And take
good care Of her. do you hcar?"
Ny guards led me back to the house,
but / was given another room, with
The Washington herald., 1912-08-25
THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SUNDAY. AUGUST 25 1912.

mer school-teacher Of Gusrrero. and an
all-round bad man. who had posed a
a priest In several similar marriage
ceremonies for Zapata. Befogs my baby
was born the number of women In the
place increased to twenty-five besides
myself. but as have said, did not pay
much attention to this. ! read great
deal. did great deal Of needlework,
cared for my baby. and was happy. at
least as happy az knew how to be.
In the spring of 1911 Emiliano Zapata
took his force Of 800 men and left villa
Ayala, putting in charge the fat Jose
Mora, who is now near Mexico City with
a force Of rebels. This body Of 800 men,
always dressed In black. always well
mounted and well armed, we're puzzle
to me all the time was at villa Ayala.
They guarded their master night and
day: in fact. they did nothing but guard
him and his house, while large NUM-
ber OF poems did the necessary work on
the ranch. have found later that they
were the nucleus Of his rebel force. and
that he had been waiting for the out
Diaz to use them. =
Real Wife Arrives.
After this Zapata came few times to
villa Ayala, and when he did come no
spent much Of his time with me. He
seemed proud of our baby. and always
called me his wife. February 10, 1872,
after the Madero revolt was finished and
Madero swas In the Presidential chair.
Zapata came back to the fortified ha-
cienda, bringing with him an Indian girl
from Guerrero He called all the women
Of the place together. told us briefly that
The Washington herald., 1912-08-25

we were not to remain at villa Ayala
any longer than the next day. asked
each one of US where she wanted to
60, and gave each of US q sum OF
money. To me he gave 500 pesos 0250.
and suppose that each OF the women
received similar amount.
Even then / did not take the an
nouncement seriously. as ] believed that
was Zapata's wife, until ! learned
that he had been married to the Guer-
rero girl some weeks previously while
on one Of his raids into that State.
Then stormed about the place for three
days. but. was finally driven out by
Martinez. the man whom had supposed
to be priest
went to Cuantla. the capital Of the
district in which Villa Ayala Is located.
but could find no record of the mar
riage. I went to Cuernavaca, the capt.
tai of the State. and there could md
no record, and finally l learned that
even had Martinez been priest. as he
professed to be. the marriage would not
have been legal. as there had been no
ceremony before a civil Official
Then. with my baby girl In my arms.
went home I was welcomed as one
risen from the dead by my family. All
my sisters and my mother had been
sent to Mexico City when Zapata went
on the warpath in Moreios, and after
the looting of Santa Rita by the Ia
patistas. under personal command Of
my one time husband. my father.
brothers, and myself also came to the
capital of the republic. though SO far
Zapata has not looted our property or
allowed his men to injure our crops.
Possibly he remembers me with pity II
not with love.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-25
OCEAN GROVE, N. J.

Miss Fannie F. Forrest is stopping fol
few weeks at the Hotel Monmouth
Asbury Park
Included in the recent arrivals at tbs
Langdon, Ocean Grove, are Mr.. and Mrs
John wigwall. who are in attendance
upon the camp meeting services.
At the Franklin, Asbury Park. is James
Summers and family for the annual baby
parade on the boardwalk. Mrs Marga
ret Nails is al the Queen. Ocean Grove
The Misses Theresa and Kathleen Fitz.
gerald are spending their vacation al
Asbury Park. at the Monmouth.
Miss Ethel T. Harem is making a two
weeks stay at the Surf House, Asbury
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Cans are at the
Ocean House, Ocean Grove. TO remain
until the middle OF September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Thompson
with their daughter, Miss Mary L.
Thompson, are at the Metropolitan. AS
bury Park.
Mrs. Robert z. Inch. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Agnes Inch. are al
the Coleman House. Asbury Park, for
the late season.
Mr. and Mrs. William Keir are at the
Ocean House. Ocean Grove. for an in
definite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sy. A. Little are at the
Thedford, Asbury Park. for this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Herbert are at AS
bury Park. at the Fourth Avenue Inn.
Miss NJ. T Marshall and Miss Elsie
Wilson are at the Minot House, Asbury
Park.
Mrs L. J. Shields is at the Ocean House.
Ocean Grove.
Mrs V. a. Bradshaw and Miss NJ ].
Bradshaw are spending ten days at AS
bury Park, at the Fenimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Run have arrived
at the Hotel Newburg. Asbury Park, for
a three weeks soJoirn by the sea.
The Misses Julia and Jennie Atkinson
are among the weekend guests at Ocean
Grove, at the Alaska.
Miss Mary Refill is at Sunset Hall, AS
bury Park, for four weeks.
Mrs. F. B. GiImay is at the Alaska
for the camp meeting.
Miss Julie Z. Atkinson. Miss Jennie H.
Atkinson. and Mrs. Frank B. Gilmore
are at the New Philadelphia, Ocean
Grove. n. J.
Mrs. Henry \. lson. accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Marguerite Ison, will
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Ella Herbert. Mr. NJ Cappo and son
Mrs NJ. Tupp and son. Mrs. d. II. Mac
Adam, Mrs. Baumgarten. Mr.. Israe
Smith. and Miss Florence Smith, OF
Washington; Messrs. James e. and
Gustie +. Gungell, of Bethesda, Nd.
Mr.. d. H. Geie and family. of Cockeys-
Vile. Nd. and Mr.. ]. Thomas Gle. OF
Baltimore, Md.
Miss Reba Gustin, Of Baltimore. Nd.
is visiting Mrs Francis, at Camp Busy
doin'-nothin'."
Mr.. Clarence LilIenthal. Mayor of Sa-
yannah. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
o. C. Pepper.
Mrs. r. c. Pepper. accompanied by
her mother, will take a trip TO Atlantic
City, and thence will tour Europe.
Miss Mildred Champrey, Miss Athen
Franklin. Mr.. George Calver. and Mr..
Z. Harold were guests of Mrs G. Cham
prey at a watermelon party at Camp
Bay View.
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continued from Page Two.

saret Mosley. II. Bondaren. Albert
Maschauer. Francis Kane. William A.
Walsh. George s. Kraft Mrs. NJ. E
Carson. George T. Gibbs, s. DiehI. A
Achen, J. H. McGrath. H B. Andrew
Herman Nesmith. Joseph Sullivan, Miss
Marie Lucas. Miss Catherine ElIaid, Mr.
and Mrs. II. s. Holly. Miss Lillian Gray
Miss Nora Kelly, Miss L. Mcclellan Al
bert J. Maschuner. Mrs s. Gawier. WILL
lam Lynn.
Stopping at the johnson House are
Mrs. Minnie May. daughter and sister;
II. d Shannon. Miss Sarah Roberts. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred. T. Schondan. w. J.
White. C. C. Krouse. W. w. Parker. Mr..
Coxon. Miss NJ. Carr. F. H. Gunnell.
Miss NJ. Herman. Miss E Streckfus
Miss X. Streckfus. William Kline, Joseph
Kline, Chandler Whitkercraft. John II.
Lyons. Miss Robin. r. NJ. Lawrenson.
NJ. M Fowler and. family. E. Becker,
David Becker. Miss Francis Moran.
At the Renshaw are Henry -Conradis.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Potts. w. Dickard.
Miss F. Tyler, Mrs. L. Miller and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Miller, J. II.
Shaw. NJ. G. Schreiber. Mr. and Mrs.
S. ]. May. Miss Emily NJ. May. William
w. Bell. r. Bankman. Joe Brazerold.
Spending their vacation at the Stuart
are Miss Ethel Girvin. Miss Francis
Keefe, Miss Margaret Keefe. Miss Nell
lie Keefe. Mr. and Mrs. Edward c. Hall.
w. NJ. Wilson. Irving Zirpel. Mr. and
Mrs. George Shanfer. Mrs. r. Ander-
son, Mr.. Jerome b. Mckee, Mr. James
Sinclaire, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Polls
and son.
Registered at walcott House are the
following Washingtonians: Charles D.
Dugan. Miss Bertha NJ whalIey, Mr.
and Mrs. +. ]. Casey and family. Frank
Newman. Miss Marie Newman. Miss F.
A. Newman, r. Kilroy. A Kilroy. T.
Kilroy, Franklin Granger. Albert Miller.
A. Voigt, John r. Wineberger. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Lusby. Frank Cohut and
wife, B. Douncey. Miss Grace Ferguson.
T. j. Casey and family. Miss NJ. Gaffard.
Miss NJ. Stubener. Miss R. G. Anthony.
Mrs. N English, Mr.. r. Z. Corother,
Miss Grace Walsh. W. A. Studs, o. II.
Smith. r. B. Bailey. C. r. Burgest, Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Lusby, W. E. Leon. jr.,
Mr.. r. G. Anthony. Mr.. y. Anthony. G.
w. Dobyus, jr., R. II. Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Steuart. C. NJ. Leakin. F. F. Gait,
F. Morris, F. G. Stuart. ST.. F. G. Stu
art. jr.. Bernard S. Kroger and family,
Lewis Oliver
The Washington herald., 1912-08-25
GOSHEN, VA.

Tuesday was a regular banner day,
large card party given by Mrs. Andrade
with Mrs. Emmet Sheppard as guest of
honor. filling the morning hours. In the
afternoon, Mr.. Rowland gave in the pa
vilion on the lawn a delightful party to
all the children of the Allegheny Inn.
At night the largest german OF the sea-
son. composed of twenty-five couples. led
by Miss Burwell. Of Florida, and Mr..
Cassidy, of Washington, was held The
figures were many and beautiful. The
ballroom was decorated with ropes of
goldenrod and evergreen wreaths. A
supper In the dining-room closed the busy
day.
DR.. Gildersleeve. whose love for chill
dren prompts him to many attempts to
entertain them, got up a potato race.
which afforded not only delight TO the
little ones. but to the old folks as well.
Prizes were awarded to the little ones.
Not the least Of our many attractions
Is the fine singing OF Mr.. Wall. of WASH
ington, who gives great pleasure to the
guests with his sweet tenor voice
Among the recent arrivals at the inn
are Commissioner and Mrs. Rudolph.
Other washingtonians registered at the
inn are: Mr.. Harvey Cassidy, Mr.. A L.
Davis, Mr.. L. NJ. Stanley. Mrs. !. E.
Bennett, Miss Amy Bennett. George De
Shields. jr., Z. P. Baggeley. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. W. Fowler, Miss Boyce, Mr..
E. G. WALL Mrs. c. W. Robertson. Mr..
Z. c. Han, Mr. T. e. Harris. Miss Nellie
Wheeler. Mr.. ]. E Bennett. A g. Clap
ham. William E. Collier, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Z. Portner, Miss F. w. Boyce. Mrs.
J. M 1. Carter. Mr.. G.. S. Wainwright
and family, Miss G. Kenan. Miss Emily
Kenan. Mr.. W. T. Denisen. Marcus Jor-
dan. E. d. James, Mis- Lilly Carter,
Lora D. Brooker.- K. Mcdonnell.
A large number of Washington people.
will spend the month Of Septembee e
the inn.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-25
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

The Carnival is now running full blast
and the weather remains ideal. There
are straw rides and vaudeville acts free
for every one: spot and crabs are pienti.
full. and the bathing fine. Mr.. Manifold
went fishing Wednesday and caught a
trout nearly two feet long.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Donald, OF Wash
inVton' %. G.. and Miss Mary Niche, of
Richmond, Va. were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Donald.
Miss Martha v. woster and Miss An
gela Chapplear, Of Washington. d. c.
have been visiting Miss Lucia Maxwell
at Camp Bel Mere
Miss Vivian Marinelli. OF Richmond.
Va. is visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs Marinelli, for the week.
Mrs. Goodwin and her daughters, Vivian
and Mildred, have returned home after a
six weeks stay at Camp Lurama.
Mr.. Hugh L. Brinkley. Lieut.. Harlan
+. Collin and wife and Master Frank
McGan, Of Washington. were guests OF
Dr. Hicks, at Camp Bay Breezes.
DR.. Smith and family Mr.. p. J. Men
dell, and Mr. C. NJ. Burke. are spending
a few days at "Kamp Kill Kare."
Mrs. W. ]. Manders and her daughter
Helen have returned to their camp for
the rest Of the season.
Mr.. Frederick Foster Lewis. of New
York. while on an extended motor trip
through the South, stopped over few
days at Camp Lawrence.
Mrs. NJ C. Jett and daughter Alice
are spending Carnival Week with Mrs.
CA N. Overacker.
Mrs ]. S. Tomlinsea and Mrs. Della
o'Brian and daughter are spending sew
eral days at Camp Lariviere.
Mrs Helen Baily and family have re-
turned home after a weeks stay In
camp.
DR.. p s. Collins and son Harry. Mr..
W. ]. Ahein. and Mr.. W. T. Perry. OF
Washington. ID. c., are spending Carni-
val Week with the Haines boys in Camp
Easy
Mr.. Marinellrs guests for the week
are Mr.. Roderick Thomas, Mr.. c. C. Pos
ton and wife, Mrs. ]. J. Hartnett and
son and Mr.. Frank Thompson and sons.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-25
Renewed Jnbc's Courage.

From the Kansas City Star.
"Jabe Mathis" said Gen. Longstreet.
''of the Thirteenth Georgia. was a good
soldier. but one day, when the Confed-
crates were retreating from the CORY
field Of Gettysburg. Jabe threw his mus
ket on the ground. seated himself by
the roadside, and exclaimed with vehe-
mence: ..rll he doggoned if walk an
other step! I'm broke down. T can't do
IL" And Jabe was the picture of de-
spair. ...-
Git up, man." exclaimed the captain.
! don't you know the Yankees are fol-
lowing US? They'll get you sure"
Cant help it," said Jabe;- I'm done
for: III not march another STEP"
THE Confederates passed along over
the crest of a hill and lost sight of poor,
detected -Jabe. In a moment there was a
fresh rattle Of musketry and renewed
crash of shells. Sudde#ly Jabe appeared
on the crest of the hill, moving with
hurricane swiftness and followed by a
cloud OF dust. AS he dashed by his cap
tain that officer said:
Hell. Jabe. thought you wasn't going
to march, any more?"
'Thunderi' replied Jabe, as he hit the
dust with renewed vigor. you don't call
this marching, do your
The Washington herald., 1912-08-25

fine furniture and every convenience,
even large bath. was also given a
maid, young Italian girl of fifteen
years. who told me that Zapata had nine
teen other women companions in the
same house. Fortunately she did not say
wives" and did not think anything
Of the matter. as II is the custom
throughout Southern Mexico for wealthy
men to maintain several establishments.
L, knew that my own father kept up
three households. though my mother was
his only legal wife. Later learned that
several of these girls had gone through
the same marriage ceremony with Ia
pata as that through which ! had pass
ed.
Whatever may be Zapata's record. he
was good to me, and when my baby was
born old DR.. Espinosa. whom I had
known since my childhood in Santa Rita.
came to attend me. / spoke to him.
asked him to tell my family where I
was and that was receiving the best of
treatment from my husband. Emilano
Zapata- But the doctor only replied:
Poor little girl, she is out Of her head
and thinks she knows me-
Later learned the reason when saw
Jose Mora hand him a large roll of bills.
enough to cover several months prac-
tice in our little village.
Tanhhs IN IShorunce.
The baby. httle Eufemia Zapata Es-
candon, was born July Il. islo. and !
do not believe. even at that time, my
father or any members OF my family
knew where ! was. / had no means of
communicating with them and from that
night Of September L. 1909 never saw
the world outside the hacienda of Villa
Ayala until February ls. 1sls when
Of Mexico fears Zapata, and he Is the
real ruler of the country. as one never
hears of government officials, unless it
be unfortunate army officers, in those
parts OF Morelos. Guerrero and Puebla
ruled by Zapata.
] had good clothing: I was cared for
to the best OF the ability OF many serv-
ants, and I really believe began to love
Zapata as rny husband for believed
he was my legal husband. I knew moth
ing of his deeds outside and when he
spent nights on marauding forays through
the ranches of the country / supposed
he was In Cuernavaca- Chilpancingo, or
Mexico City on business.
The women did not interest me I held
myself above them, as I supposed I was
his wife, and as a consequence most of
them snubbed me and left me out of
their conversations. / made friends with
only one of them, Catalina Perez, and
she did not toll me for more than a
year after I arrived there that she. too,
had been married to Zapata. Even then.
SO blind was and so much in love with
the bandit leader that I thought she
had been tricked, or was lying to me.
Afterward / found out that the So
called priest who had performed the
marriage ceremony was Abraham Mar
timex, right-hand man OF Zapata. for
The Washington herald., 1912-08-25

of Washington; Mr.. Charles c. Gavin,
Mr.. X. F. Brockton. and l.. Y. Becker,
OF Baltimore. and Mr.. E. o. Little and
family, of Hyattsville. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey and family, Mrs.
Brown and children. Mrs. Golden and
daughter, OF Washington, D. c., and
the Poll Players, Mrs. John Fee, Master
Caesar Fee. Mrs Stephen Golding, and
children. are guests of Mrs Z. ]. Fitz-
gibbon, at 'Kamp Calvert"
Mr.. Howard Ackers and wife are spend
ing a portion Of their honeymoon at
Camp Grace.
Mrs. c. NJ. O'Conell and son Lawrence.
Miss Laura. Mr.. Albert g. King, are
spending Carnival Week at Camp Grace.
Mr.. w. C, Alden. with his sons. Her
bert and Leland. of Washington. d. c.,
are spending the week in camp.
The Carnival Weeks visitors staying
at the Belvedere are Mr.. w. P. Rice,
Mr.. H. Selingcr. Mr. J. A. Taylor. Mr.,
r. NJ Mehunn. Mr.. H. N. Bayne and
wife. Mr.. J. J. veriezer, Mrs. Remi. Miss
The Washington herald., 1912-08-25

participate in the camp meeting exer-
cises now under way in Ocean Grove.
They are at the Breakers during their
stay In the camp meeting city.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
UGLY CHARGE MAY LIE
 AGAINST THIS NEGRO
Information Given by Third Party Leads to Arrest
 of Sweeper

Albert Payne, a negro street sweep
 CT, ln the employ of the city, was arrested yesterday afternoon about one o'clock by City Marshal Bassett
 Watkins, and is now being held pend.
 ing the hling of a complaint. The
 negro was arrested on information given by a negro girl. and if this m.
 formation Is deemed sufficient eyi dence. a complaint charging the ne
 gro with criminal assault will be made. Other concrete evidence is in possession of the court.
 Paynes alleged victim was a twelve-y Mexican girl. Marie Coronido, a cripple As reported to the officers, the affair occurred yes terday morning at Payne's house, in Brewery gulch, near the reservation, where he lives alone Payne is about sixty years of age and is employed in the city street department
 it will require l. myself. would not complain if the present terminal were continued. but the company agreed to make an extension and at the same time 10 return the outstanding war. rants it holds aeainst the city. 1T there were a demand for it to be done, it would be different, but there is not There are two others besides myself who are largely interested in the matter. We are most affected, most to be benefited. and yet l know that there Is one other of those two who feels as ! do. In other words. Of the three most interested, two op- pose the extension, and only one is in favor of it. l am willing, would gladly sacrifice any benefits that may accrue to my property holdings up the canyon from the action taken by the council. for the good of the city and for the taxpayers. There are other matters that would benefit all. and not small minority of people, that I prefer to see money spent on, # money is to be spent Therefore ] say that l sincerely regret the action that the council has taken. and that is the reason term it ill timed and ill advised
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-02
CHINESE RANCHER IS
 VISITED BY BANDITS

CANANEA Son, Mex, March l. A Chinese who is rancher near Bac- oachi, arrived in town last evening with word that his place had been visited by a small bandit band and that they had appropriated two of his horses and rife. Besides this they butchered a hog and took 1t with them also.
 Perfect Hill was notified and he has ordered rurales 10 go to that vicinity.
 The Chinese said there were about eight in the band.
 Arizre is strongly guarded from any attack by bandits and there is a con stant lookout kept for outlaws. The town has been the victim of so many visits Of the bandits in the past that the citizens have taken steps to do their own guarding, with the assist ance of the few soldiers stationed there. It would be practically i'm possible for any band of men to enter the city wiS>out an alarm being given and the men Tepulsed.
 The Americans who are reported arrested at Fronteras, the early DOT ton of the week and said to be sent to Cananea under guard have not yet put in an appearance.