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College Alumnae. are expected to be pres
emit
The patronesses of the soiree Fran
caise to be given at Rauscher's on
December .. for the benefit of the
wounded French soldiers, are: Mrs
Hennen Jennings: Mrs. TIL. Vernon
Boynton, Mrs. W. Corcoran Eustis, Mrs.
Allerton Cushman, Miss Sarah r. Lee
Mrs. Reynolds Hit and Mrs Chauncey
Hackett. The French ambassador has
agreed to forward the proceeds of the
evening to the headquarters of the re-
lief society for the wounded.
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of 18th and u streets. at 2 o'clock on
Friday, November "a.

The members of the Washington
Wellesley Club. instead of having their
usual afternoon meeting on the third
Wednesday of the month. are invited to
attend a lecture, illustrated by stereop-
ticon views. on a subject of interest to
college women. Miss Mabel Haywood
will speak of the work and far-reach-
ing benefits of the international Insti-
tute for Girls in Spain. of which she is
graduate OF Goucher. is one of the &C
tive representatives of the various
women's colleges of America which
unite in the support of this school for
Continued on Third PageO
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A Debutante I III cheon.

Mrs. Leland o. Howard viii - $50
tain at luncheon tomorrow in honor of
her debutantc daughter. Miss Ian,'.,,~
Howard.
Miss Howard will go to New Haven
to attend the YaleHaryard game SAT
Thompson at New York. and Will be a
member of the receiving party at MISS
ThoHiSou'S debut.
Miss Mary Brown, who is making
series of visits III Nir@inia. went from
Narrenton to Tpperville yesterday TO
b. the house guest Of Mr.. and MIS-
Brooke Baker. She will not return te
Washington before December /.
Miss Janet Heron. the debutante
daughter of Mrs. William c. Heron,
Will return to Washington tomorrow
ate i visit in the Green Spring val
ley
Mir. and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman
have closed their country house in the
Military road and are occupying their
18th street residence for the winter
ar. and Mrs. Kaufman and Mr. and
Mrs. rudolph Max Kaufman will spend
Thar :.sgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
w. and Mrs. Murray Will be the
guests of Mrs. Murray's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Kauffmann. for the Christmas
holidays.
Mrs Mitchell Harrison has come up
from her place at Warrenton and is
stopping ut the Willard.
Mrs. Gillett Hin has returned to her
residence in street after a visit Of sew
eral days spent at New York
Mrs. Henry Wiley, accompanied by her
daughters. Miss Elizabeth Wiley and Miss
Roberta Wiley, will leave Washington
Friday. returning about the first of De-
cember. Saturday Miss Elizabeth Wiley
will attend the Sale-Harvard game at
New Haven and Miss Roberta Wiley the
Army and Navy game at New York Be
fore returning home tlleys will make
short visit at Ardnlore. Pa.
Willard yesterday. given by the Lawton
Chapter. L. D. c.. was brilliant sue
cess. The red room was tnronged with
card parties during the early afternoon
and presented gay spectacle later with
many tea parties and many dancing. Mr..
William Payne Meredith was chairman OF
the floor committee. The Misses Burleson
and Miss Jane Gregory were among the
young people of the official circle dancing,
and several of the cabinet women were
in the receiving line with Mrs. Lawton
Morgan.
Mrs. Beverly Williamson. who re-
turned to Washington several weeks
ago. is settled in her apartment at
Stcneleigh Court for the winter.
DIR. David Jayne HILL former ambassa-
dor to Germany. and Mrs. Hill have re-
turned to Washington and have opened
their house in Rhode Island avenue for
the winter. Miss Hill will return this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs = Lee Phillips have taken
an apartment at the Dupont for the
winter.
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tertain at a dinner dance for Miss Imo-
gene Young. the charming debutante
daughter of Representative and Mrs
James Young Of Texas. on Wednesday,
December 81, at the Chevy Chase Club.
Mr.. IIarmer Reside. who Is q student
at St. Luke's philadelphia, VIII return
to Washington next week, accompanied
by a number of his school friends. to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rec
side.
Miss Dorothy Smith, daughter OF Gen.
A l.. Smith. who has been the guest of
the Misses Scriven for the last ten days.
will return to New York tomorrow. Miss
Smith will visit Washington at inter
walls. but will not make her home here
permanently with her father until next
autumn.
Capt. and Mrs. John \. Hodges will
leave Thursday to spend the week end
at Tuxedo. n. T.. as the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. David WaSstaff and while
there will attend the Army and Navy
game Saturday.
Captain and Mrs. Harry \. Cootes will
leave Thursday for New York to at.
while there will be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Coppels. Capt. Cootes
will return to Washington within
Few days, but Mrs. Cootes will con-
tinue her visit until early in December.
Mrs. Alexander Mackay Smith and
Miss Mackay Smith have returned to
New York. where they spent the au-
tumn. They have decided to spend the
coming winter at Philadelphia instead
of at their home in 18th street, this
city.
Lieut.. Edward $ Harrison. L. s. A..
is visiting his mother, Mrs. George F.
Harrison. at the Farnsboro. Lieut.
Harrison, who has been stationed at
Fort Monroe, will leave shortly for his
new post at Key West.
Mrs. Barrett Brow ming, who is now
at New York, will return to Washing
ton for the winter about December l.
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Dances at Willard.

The dances winch were organized sew
eral years ago by the ladies of the ad-
ministration will be resumed this sea-
son Monday, December IL, and will be
held in the red room at the Willard.
The other dances will be December IS.
January and -, and February and
10.
MI. and Mrs Wade H Ellis are spend
ing the week end at New y ork.
The committee of the Georgetown
Assembly has selected December 20.
January % and February 10 for the
three dances it will give this season.
Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin. who is
leaving shortly to spend the winter in
the south, will be at home this after
noon for the only time this season from
to g. at her residence. 1925 K street
She will be assisted in receiving by
her son-in-law and daughter. Lieut..
and Mrs. II. L. Fischer, who are here
for a weeks stay before going to
Nine Jose +. Godoy. the Misses Godoy.
Mrs. E. H. TillTnan and Miss Margherit-
ia Tillman.
Lieut.. and Mrs Fischer went to An
ball game.
Maj. and Mrs. Parker W. West, ac-
companied by Mrs. Thomas w. par
of several days at New York and while
there will attend the Army and Navy
game.
ar. and Mrs. William +. Dennis who
have been spending the past week at
New York returned to Washington yes
terday.
\ progressive card party, for mem
bers only will be held at the Column bia
Country Club, Chevy Chase, Md, on
MONDAY Afternoon. November 20. at
o'clock. .,-
Mrs William Ora Harvey has re-
turned from visit to her home town,
Richmond. Va. She was the guest Of
Mrs. Charles Whittock Howard and
many entertainments were given in her
honor by her friends.
Lieut. Col. William II. Cruikshanh Of
the adjutant generals department and
Mrs Cruikshsnk have taken an apart
ment at the Farnsboro for the winter.
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Phillips-Walker.

Brig. Gen. Fred H. Phillips. jr., and
following their marriage last Wednes-
day at Sparta, Ga. They will make
their home at Chatham Courts.
Mrs. Phillips was Miss Elizabeth
Walker. daughter of State Senator John
d. Walker of Sparta, who is also well
known in southern banking circles.
The wedding was performed We'd
nesday evening in the Walker home,
the Rev. DR.. Robinson offfciating.
The bride was attended by her maid
of honor. Miss Camille Berry. and by
Miss Marion Robinson and Miss Lucy
Beaman.
Brig Gen. Frank Maloney was Gen.
Phillips best man. and Mr.. Earl n.
Webster of Chattanooga and Mr.. Ed
ward V. Walker, brother of the bride.
were groomsmen.
After the wedding Gen. Phillips and
his bride motored to Macon. where they
took train for Atlanta, reaching this
city yesterday.
Washington Camp, No. 305. Sons of
Confederate Veterans, Will give re-
ception to its sponsor and maid of honor
'omorrow. at 9 o'clock, at the New
Willard. There will be dancing after
10 o'clock; Miss suzanne Chase is the
sponsor, Miss Olive Plant maid of
1onor, and Mrs Gilmer Brenizer the
natron of honor. The officers are:
Maj f. W. r. Ewin, mandant; Mr..
George T. Rawlings. first lieutenant:
Mr. George b. Ashby, second lieutenant:
DR.. W. Brooks Hicks. adjutant: Mr..
William S. Stamper treasurer; DR.. j.
H Digges, surgeon: Mr.. Sanford ID.
Covington, quartermaster; Rev: An
1rew r. Bird. chaplain: Mr.. Thomas
Stuart Murray. color sergeant, and
Mr. Wallace Streater, historian.
The Belgian Relief Sewing Circle,
Aeormerly meeting at the residence of
Mrs. John A Logan. viii again as
;emble at the apartment of Mrs. Sam
uel Houston Carr, the Balfour. corner
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return to Washington today. Maj. and
Mrs. Mitchell had among their guests
in their box on the opening night Miss
Margaret Read, daughter Of Col. and
Mrs. George Read. one Of the most at
tractive debutantes Of last season. Maj.
Mitchell returns to Washington as
usual with many blue ribbons won by
the fine horses he had entered at the
show.
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Washington Day November 81 for
the I. E. C. A.

Miss Nellie Johnson, daughter OF Mr..
man of the young ladies' committee for
the ball to be given at the Willard No
vember 81 for the international FEEDER
alton of Catholic Alumnae. has assist
ing her Miss Mary Lord Andrews. Miss
Edith Oracle, Miss Ada Morgan Hill,
Miss Calderon. Miss Harlow, Miss
Elizabeth Hamilton. and from this
seasons debutantes. Miss Amy Bennett.
ris. the Misses Tuttle. Miss Mary
Eeeder. Miss Dolores Crawford. Miss
Louise Hamilton and Miss Roberta
Wiley. Mr.. Ralph Snowden Hill. chair
man of the floor committee. has with
him Mr.. Bowie Clarke, Mr.. +. w
Montgomery, jr., and others.
Mrs. Edward Douglass White. wife Of
the chief justice. is chairman of the re-
ception committee, and Miss Ella Lor
raine Dorsey is chairman of the re-
ception committee arrangements.
When the delegates of the Interna-
come to Washington on November q.
at the close of the second biennial con-
vention of the federation, to be held
in Baltimore on November "a, % and
20, they will be entertained at series
Of elaborate functions arranged in their
honor by Miss Ida Hill Bowie. chair
man of the Washington entertainment
committee.
The Baltimore delegation and alum
nae Will leave Camden station at 9:45
tim. arriving at Catholic University
station at 1915 am. where they will
be met by Col. Henry May. chairman
of transportation. \ reception will be
given at II am, at the Catholic Uni
versity. in Mcmahon Han. followed by
Il luncheon from II to . pm. That
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afternoon will be taken up at the
White House and the Pan-American.
In the evening an alumnae reception
and ball will be given in the BALI Dom
of the Willard Hotel.
Continuous with this the federation
is invited to visit the Library of Com
gress. between the hours of and IL
o'clock in the evening. At the recep-
tions the introductions will be made
by Miss Ida Hill Bowie to Miss Clare
/. Cogan, president of the International
in turn. presents each alumnae to Mrs.
Edward Douglass White. The ladies in
line at the ball will De Mrs. Joseph Nc
kenna. Mrs. Newton u. Baker. Mrs.
Thomas Watt Gregory, Mrs. Albert
Sydney Burleson. Mrs. Josephus Dan
lels, Mrs. Franklin X. Lane, Mrs. David
Franklin HoustoH. Mrs. William Cox
Redfeld, Mrs. Hugh l.. Scott, Mrs. Dun
can L. Fletcher. Mrs. Henry Ashurst.
Mrs. Claude Swanson. Mrs Barnett,
Mrs. Hannis Taylor. Mrs. Robert Hfnck
ley. Mrs. Gaillard Hunt, Mrs Co-coran
Thorn. Mrs. Stephen b. Elkins, Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman, Mrs. George Ham l.
ton, Mrs. William Wheatley, Mrs. Sam
Ryan Devereaux. Mrs. Eugene Van
Rensselaer,. Marquis di Brolo LAMA
Mrs. Henry May. Mrs. Marion Butler,
Mrs. r. 3. Moran, Mrs. Brinton Stone,
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler Miss Nan
ME Randolph Heth, Mrs. David Jayne
Hill. Mrs. joseph Thropo. Mrs. Sam
uel j. Graham. Mrs. Ed in Sweet, Miss
Rachel Barrir gton. Miss Mabel r.
Boardman. Mrs. Arthur Powell Davis.
Mrs. Archibald Oracle, Mrs. Louisa Key
Norton. Miss y. S. Worthington.
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prominent in the social walks Of Wash.
ington is expected to attend the card
party and musical to be given at the
New willard Hotel BY Miss IL Laura nna. n;
of Memorial Continental Hall fund.
Thursday. November 23. from to
pm. Miss Speight is an active worker
in the Daughters of the American Rev
and her mother. Mrs. James r: Speight
Is widely known officer and
worker in the Colonial Danes.
There will be an attr MdGt musical sba
bass singer. will be the soloist. with
Nine. Suzanne Oldberg as accompanist
Among the patronessss are Mrs
Woodrow Wilson. Mrs William Cum
Adoo. Mrs. Duncan Fletcher. Mrs.
James MARITIME, Mrs. Charles Grayson
Dulin. Mrs. Archibald Oracle, Mrs F. b.
Moran, Mrs William Franklin, Mrs.
son. Miss Dorinda johnson. Mrs. Jesse
Nicholson, Mrs. William Graham Har-
vey. Mrs. Charles n. Hamlin. Mrs.
James r. Speight of Norfolk. Va: Mrs.
GER, Mrs. William Wallace. Mrs. Theo-
dore Tiller. Mrs. John Callaghan, Mrs.
H P. Hamlin and Mrs. Fraser.
stopping at the Wolcott Hotel, New
York.
Miss Siebert will preside at the tea
table and a number of members of
the Junior League will assist at the
housewarming and official opening of
the Speciality Shop of Neighborhood
Industries tomorrow afternoon, from
3 to 6 o'clock. at 1904 F street.
The members of the industrial COM
mittee are Mrs. John William Thomp-
son. chairman; Mrs. Christian Hem
mick, Mrs John Jay White. Mrs Ere
Eiss Frances Noyes Mrs. ]. p.
s. Neigh, Miss Siebert, Miss Vinton
and NJ Thomas Holcombe. jr.
A variety of articles made by the
industrial department of the Neigh
borhood House will be on sale.
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Miss Jessie NJ. Weyrich. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. q. E. Havekotte
of Ben Avon, Pa. and Ensign and Mrs.
y. O. Wynkoop of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
now the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Noble
r. Yewell of New York city. Miss
Weyrich will not return to her home
in this city until after the Army and
Navy game.
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Christ Child Society Tag Day.

December is the date chosen by the
Christ Child Society for its first tag
day.
The officers in charge include Mrs. c.
p Nein chairman, Nine. Calderon,
Mrs Hannis Taylor, Miss Maher. Mrs.
Thornton p Borland, Miss Cover. Miss
Fealy, Mrs. de Zarouz, Mrs. James Dud-
ley Morgan and Mrs Father
The society has had many more calls
this year than usual thus increasing
the work. Money IS greatly needed to
prepare winter outfits for infants.
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trimmed in pearls. Her tulle veil was
arranged with wreath of orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet of
brides roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Jessie Townsend. sister of the
bride. who was maid of honor. wore
gown of yellow satin and silk net and
carried white chrysanthemums. Mr..
Henry G. McCutchen was best man.
Following a reception for the guests
present Mr.. and Mrs. kennamer left
for a northern wedding trip. the bride
wearing a blue velour suit, with white
hat and black fox furs. Upon their
return they will be at home at "a r
street northeast.
Among the out-of-town guests here
for the wedding were Mr.. and MIS-
Jesse F. Randolph, grandparents of the
bride: Miss IDA Randolph. Mrs. Ernest
Randolph and Miss Ernesttne Randolph,
all of West Virginia.
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Mrs Mitchell Harrison has come up
from her place at Warrenton and is
stopping ut the Willard.
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Mrs. Gillett Hill has returned TO her
residence in f street after visit OF sew
eral DAYS spent at New YORK.
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Miss Janet Heron. the debutante
daughter OF Mrs. William e. Heron,
Will return to Washington tomorrow
ate Il visit in the Green Spring val
lev
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Miss Mary Brown, who is making a
series of visits i'll Virginia. went from
Narrenton to Tpperville yesterday to
be the house guest of Mr.. and MIS-
Brooke Baker. She will not return te
Wa hington before December i.
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\ progressive card party, for mem
bers only, will be held at the Columbia
Country Club. Chevy Chase, Nd, on
Monday Afternoon. November 20, at 2
O'clock.
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-'fs. ,har!es ". kutz. accompanied
deoutaEte Of this season, and Miss Ma
rlon hutz. VIII leave On Friday to ~.
tend the Army and Navy game m, Fol
owing day at New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19

Mf. ION. Johnson, the solicitor Of the
l's ~ Ms home at Tyler, Tex. sine.
tHe election. has returned to Washing
t"n ana Joined Mrs. johnson at til.
Bri ghton t7
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mere s.. as Aitght improvement yester-
da% in the condition OF Nj FrsGsr,nL
ktr"our. sou Of Mrs. James Harbour
40 is seriously III at Providence Hos.
pi'a!' mere he recently suffered a re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19

Mrs William Graeme Harvey has re-
turned from visit to her home town,
Richmond, Va. She was the guest Of
Mrs Charles Whittock Howard and
mar ny entertainments were given in her
honor by her friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19

Mrs. Beverly Williamson. who re-
turned to Washington several weeks
ago. is settled in her apartment at
Stcneleigh Court for the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19

Lieut.. Col. William II. Cruikshank of
the adjutant generals department and
Mrs. Cruikshsnk have taken an apart
ment at the Farnsboro for the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19

Ehsieh Preston Marshall, IN s. v,
and Mrs. Marshall cam. 10 Wasbir.,o,
yesterday and are stopping at the vii
lard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19

NJ. Alexander T Voxelsanp the rr.,
assistant secretary Of the interior. Is
convelescing from his recent illness ana
VIII be out within Il few days Mr. ana
hfs- Nogelsang are settled for the win
Ter at their apartment, 1900 / street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-06-28
OLD SETTLERS
To Have Big Time ut Ruggles Camp
Grounds on July splendid
Program Arranged.

When making plans for tn Fourth of
July if you feel that you just must get
away from Maysville, don't forget the
Old Settlers Reunion and picnic at
Ruggles Campgrounds. II Will De the
biggest patriotic celebration in this
section of the country. There will be
everything to make 1t attractive and
pleasant If it is a fine big woods you
want 70 picnic in. Ruggles Is the best
in this section of the country; il it is
a great patriotic speech you would like
to hear to stir up your patriotism DR.
Blodgett who is the chief speaker Of
the day will stir the thousands with
his matchless oratory; if it is music
that you need to stir mp your patriot
ism, the Blue Grass Concert Band will
be right there with the goods; if il
is a big country dinner you want, we'll!
If you have never been to Ruggles
Campgrounds you cannot conceive of
the amount of good old country dinner
that is there every year. In fact, this
reunion will be just about as fine a
place as any one would desire 10 spcr.-
the Glorious Fourth.
In connection with the picnic will
be the meeting Of the Board of Direc-
tors for the Campmeeting. Privileges
will be let and arrangements made for
the forthcoming campmeeting which
will be held from July 9th to August
9Th, inclusive The coming campmeet-
ing promises to be up to the high stan
dard maintained by the campmeetine
for years. Already the Board has Sc
cured President Ezra T. F. Franklin
of Union College for the first Sunday
and the evening eYangelistic serYices.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-06-28

Washington, June 27-Unless Gener-
al Carranza surrenders the twenty
three American troopers held at Chi
huahua City before tomorrow night
President Wilson will probably appear
before Congress Thursday to ask for
authority to rescue them by force.
Pending this release, the United States
Government will not consider any Of
fer of mediation or arbitration.
The State Department had no init
nation tonight as IN when a reply to
the note sent Sunday demanding i'm
mediate release of the soldiers might
be expected. 1t was delivered yester-
day morning at IL o'clock. Special
Agent Rodgers has been unable to
to forecast the action Of the de facto
authorities.
Prompt compliance by Congress with
any request the President may make
as to Mexico for foreshadowed today
by the calm which prevailed in both
Houses. Although measures design
ed to prepare for war are under con-
sideration and the corridors Of the
Capitol hummed with rumor, there
was no excitement and discussion Of
the subject on the floor was avoided.
The legislative branch of the govern
ment was plainly waiting to do its
part when what the majority regard
ed as inevitable should come.
No Word From Mexico
Eliseo Arredondo, Mexican ambassa.
dor designate, says that he has re-
ceived no intpation Of the course
his government intends to pursue, and
has not even been advised Of the re-
ceipt of the American note. On his
own responsibility, however, he sent
to the State Department two COM
munications. One complained against
the enforcement of general embargo
on shipments to Mexico; the other re-
cites that Mexican citizens have been
arrested without cause in California
and Arizona. They warned Secretary
Lansing that the present situation be-
tween the two governments can not
fail to be gravely aggravated by these
matters, although setting forth that
the ambassador assumed that local au-
thorities, not the State Department
were responsible for the trouble.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-06-28
AMERICAN RANCHER
AND Wife KILLED
At HACHITA, y. W., BY MEXICAN
BANDITS-NEW MEXICO CITI.
ZENS AND UNITED STATES
TROOPS PURSUE
BANDITS.

Columbus, n. VI June 27-AmeriCan
caValrymen, assisted by posses Of
ranchmen and citizens Of Iachita, and
nearby towns, tonight are pursuing
bandits who early today raided ranch
about thirty-fiNe miles southwest Of
Hachita, \. W. killing William Parker;
the owner, aud Mrs. Alice Parker, his
bride Of five months.
The district being remote, no report
had reached Colonel II. q. Sickle. COM
handing the border patrol here, mt n
late hour tonight, but il was assumed
that the raiders had crossed the from.
tier, perhaps with the pursuers close
behind.
According to stories reaching here
the bandits are MeXicanS who recently
have committed numerous minor de-.
predatiOns in the district. Parker,