The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
||DR STOCK BUYERS
| HELD FOR RANSOM
exican Rebels Hold Up
rain Going to the Mormon
Colonies in Chihuahua.
h. SETTLERS NOW OUT
Hope of Saving Any of the
Property Left in the
Colonies.
II 10 The Tribune.

cIsl to The Tribune.
a pAsO, Tex, Oct. 13.-Another
a thyestern train going TO the Mormon
.n,es OF Chihuahua was held up to-
- and John r. Cameron. the best
rn cattIeman in the southwest. who
going 10 Colonia Juarez TO purchase
A rsmaining cattle from the Mormons,
4, made a prisoner, with three OF his
,en. The train was held up between
\ reg and Pearson, within easy reach
,bs federal soldiers at either garrison.
souch they have made no effort to
.Einre the rebel train robbers. Cam
q and his companions will be held for
som.
b Now Safe.
Ilhe last train out Of tho Mormon
IDnies arrived late Saturday evening
4 had OIL board fifteen Of the Mormon
HIers, including tEees Mormon women
b will go from the refugee camp here
Salt Lake to make their home. One
X;he men OH the train was S. A Taylor
Colonia JuareZ, who was present at
execution of Antonio Lopez for the
sck on Mrs. Miles a. Romney, Mr.,
IGIor prepared the death warrant OF
pez at the direction OF the rebel COM
|nder. and lie was present at the exc
ion Of the man by his companions.
ylor Gives Up.
Taylor who has insisted upon staying
the colonies, says that while there
De been no further raids, 1t is not
Hsidered safe Tor Americans In any OF
y Chihuahua colonies and he has left
,re for good. He says that the federals
= 0norup H-0fcrrinn rhe A
/ans or other foreign property and re-
De to recover IL when proof of owner
|p Is offered.
&iroad's Loss.
Opening Of the Mexico Northwestern
way. after lapse of traffic for a
/kk caused by destruction OF the road
rebels, makes known large recent loss
y by the company Aside from the de-
Euction Of many trestles on the line, a
Ein OF twenty-four cars Of choice lum-
destined for sale In the United States
s burned The loss OF the lumber train
Estimated al more than $4,000.
FEDERAL troops continue to offer no pro-
Etion to the railway. remaining In the
Eger towns, say passengers arriving here
Ine significance is attached to the de-
rtnre 10 the state capital OF Gen. Anto-
3 Rabago, commander OF the district II
understood he has been recalled to
tSico City. Fresh troops not of his
.rnmsnd are On the way from inc city
chihuahua TO replace Rabago's troops
tccuses Madero Men.
miller, fllibuster formerly engaged In
e Madero revolution. testified today
Flore the senate committee that he and
70 other Americans had been employed
Mexican government officials" here
destroy railway communication la
Iealco south OF this point, He testified
|l tho agreement was made in the
Er IL confined In Jail here on charges
|suiting from the expedition which
-osea failure His associates corrob-
|eted his testimony.
ne committee Investigating Mexican
airS mas taken a recess until after the
ey uonal election, when the local iDves-
E1uons VIII be continued under Senator
uham Alden Smith, the chairman.
plaz Being Watched.
MEXICO CITY, Oct. lS.-The reports
Epasw OF the eN-president. Portorlo
rssA, Drought out the official statement
ley tnnt he is under the surveIlla nee
.s9sernment agents.
pand OF rehels under Campos had n
umish yesterday with the small garr-
~ AZ Mapiml. twenty-five miles from
Gmeoh TIE rebels retired and rein
ieon. Communication with the lat
ely which was restored last week
oaen interrupted again
inn ih'.iino Iapata. II is reported, is oper-
fn9 IN the state OF Mexico. General
r1ar continues recruiting in the states
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