The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-04
PEACE AGAIN
AT CANANEA
Only two Americans and
Eleven Mexicans
KILLEDIN FRIDAYS RIOTING
Governor Of Sonora to RESPONSIBILITIES
With Posse Of 500-American VOL
unteers Also Permitted to
Cross the Border.

Naco, Ariz, June 4.--Col W. q.
| Greene over the telephone Saturday az.
ternoon advised reporter that Gov.
isabel and the armed posse which ac
conlpanied him from Bisbee had arrived
| at Cananea, Mex, and that thcif appear
anee in the town had d quoting effect on
the strikers. Col. Greene added that
l there was, however, still considerable
Ianxiety and nneasincss apparent, and
| indicated that the trouble was not en-
ltirely at an end. Nice-t onsnl Maza,
who represents the Mexican government
at Naco, received message from Can.
anea, stating that the authorities there
| had the situation we'll in hand. Four
troops Of United States cavalry arrived
4 in Naco Saturday afternoon from Fort
| iiuachnca, and camped on the American
side Of the line The troops are under
\ strict orders not to cross the line until
permission has been received from prcsi
ldent Roosevelt. 1t ii now learned that
| in the encounter between americans and
Mexican officers DIT Naco Friday night.
two Mexicans were killed, besides the
one previously reported Us wounded.
a telephone message received al Naco,
/ iiVhi &NudHttt dl 1soV d. tfls SATURDAY
reported that peace has been restored
there After the arrival OF the rangers
Friday night many oil the ringlcaders in
the riot Friday ran into the mountains,
and no further serious trouble occurred
after their flight, GOV. Ysabel Of Som
FORA arrived at Naeo Saturday morning
with posse from Bisbee and other
points numbering 500 wcll-armed men.
They were immediately marched across
the line, being counted By the governors
adiutant general, who accompanied him.
a dispatch from III Paso, Tex, SAT-
urday said that President Diaz had orr
dered all troops at Nogalcs and iiermo-
sillo to proceed TO tananea. Order was
restored there soon after the arrival
SATURDAY 81 the American volunteers.
who Mere permitted by Gov. Ysabel to
cross the boundary. private telegram
received at III Paso from Gananea sat
urday said that Americans were now in
control of the town and many Mexicans
had left. One hundred rifles and a
quantity Of ammunition were shipped
! from III Paso Saturday TO Col. Greene
at Naco, and were to be taken TO Cam
anea ii they could be gotten over the
boundary.
George S. Robbins. secretary OF the
Greene consolidated copper company, re-
ceiyed at New York Saturday the fol.
lowing telegram from w. G. Greene,
president of that company. from Can
anea, Mex:
Furnaces and mines are an closed
down today on account Of rioting among
the Mexicans. The authorities are Civ
| ing us every protection possible, assisted
Nv the employees Of The company The
Mesa lumber yard has been burned and
Metealf AMI his brother were killed dur
ling The disturbance, and Il number were
wounded; how many is not known. No
other American was Killed. The GOV
efnor of sonora with troops will arrive
in the morning. We haze the situation
well in hand. The smelling and eoncen.
trating plants are iminiured The trou
BILE was melted by socialistie organi-
zation that has been formed here by
maleontents opposed TO the Diaz gov
eminent. We expect the plants to be
running at full capacity tomorrow. Bis
bee, Douglass and Naco have sent 200
volunteers to aid in preserving order.
/ w. G. Greene. President.
Mr.. Robbins said that the Mesa um.
Der yard was one of the smallest Of the
yards, and was located several miles
from the main plant. The financial
loss. Mr.. Robbins added, was not large.
/ The race war at Cananea, says a disl
lpatch from Bisbee, Ariz.. followed the
shooting Friday OF j. r. Williams for.
mer snloonkeeper Of Bisbee, by an AM
eriean policeman. Mexicans had become
incensel at the Americans on account OF
the alleged displacement Of Mexican OIL
GERS by Americans. Williams was shot
while in bed. but not fatally His room
mate. Anderson, WAS compelled to iiee
for his life.