JALArA, Mexico. April 25. 1917.
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informed you the other day that had sto-


ry to tell of Santa Anna and his travelling car


riage. In his great haste to leave it he went
off without taking any of his effects-a small
writing case only was found broken open, for
he had no time to unlock it, from which he had
evidently taken few papers of great import
ance; but the majority of his effects-his sill
yer plate, his papers, his money-all were there
in good condition. Two of our officers entered
the coach, and what did they find, after rumma-
ging about, but most excellent dinner, togeth-
er with delicious wine and some highly favor
ed cigars. To say that they didn not sit them-
selves comfortably down on his richly cush-
ioned seats, partake of his sumptuous dinner,
wash it down with his delicious wine, and fin
ish it off with his highly favored cigars, would


be departing farther from the truth than | care
about doing just now. The names of the Off
GERS were Capts. Williams and McKinstry, and
the dinner wasa perfect windfall after hard