Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-30
Twelve Hundred Women and
Children from Mormon Set
Elements Of Chihuahua Are
Cared FOR In III Pasos ,Jt
MUNICIPAL AND CHURCH
OFFICERS FRED HUNGRx
Secretary Knox Warns OrOEOa
That Raids on AmsrIosns
and American Property
Must Be Stopped at Once.

(Dv mvsninw lasraia =. r. kseassa wareD
Washlaaton. July a0.--rho United
states han Rsaln protested % tho
Mexican government and 70 General
Orosco, leader OF tho rovnlulionials.
against attacks on American ultiEnna
and their property In northern Mox-
leo.
Secretary Knox today ofnclaily re~
Issued HIS notice OF two months agu
that the United states WOULD hold
Mexico 20 strict account for all uam-
ages 10 Americans or their property.
President Madero has premigcd "a
scnd more troops 10 NORTHERN Mex
leo.
Appeals to congress 20 take a0fne
action 60 relieve the condition uf
American refugees from Mexico, eemn
In the form Of telegfame lfDm giileeqa
OF El Paso. senator rnll Of New
Mexico. senator Hmout and moInorrn
OF the house received messages. Yno
house passed the senate resolution
authorizing the secretary ot NAr ~
a. Vf,pi El Psso' % me The provIsIons Viii IS
distributed through the military sn-
''ri1sIs- rhsre IL stln no thouekt Of armed
Intervention Ly the unlleo states IA
Mexleo. on that POINT osiiolals are
positive
what has been done !. y ssrse! Y
mora emphBtio terms enn tnl0nraIhft
norvod On the Menioan aovfFnmAnt
and upon osgaro himself on RpIll
IA, agRlnst mlnlfoallnons ol Afpefls
can cltiReisa and InlnfItfanHt NlNt
/ American property 81 MtNlcil
Az N the Arst lhhlance -hp state de-
paftmenl ls silent ~ 10 what VIII hu
d0nc BY the United states Ruynrh<
: nent Il the warning u dlBFeaarded.
WOMEN AND iiIl9LDftlGN hL(lCk
4 no M PAsO tatOM WAit AONF..
Nj pnso, July ao.~-fieverai hundred
moro women and children, gotunptn
from the rebel war none IN northern
Mexico. reached ~ pnhO this moru~
lng at o'clock. swelling tbs coleny
now 10 nl Faso 20 over i,soe wolnen
and children.
Five hundrod additional Mcgmon
refugees are enruutn 10 the bOrdrf W
wagon from COlunln Dinz. These
MornOnH are directly south Uf the M
ternatlonai line from Hnchlthes
from their homes
Officials of the ~ ranu and 80utne
western railway are making arrange
menta 10 employ mapy OF the Aoff
mon men on itn extension work bn>
tween Tucson. Aria.
4 Very few men arc with the rofn-
gees In lel pnnO es yet, the men pre-
ftrring to remaln with their homes
but many OF them declare they ca
pcct 10 be rubbod OF ali thor have
now that the dinordorly element o.
the different communities y thor
0ughly aware of their lack Of protee>
ton. All fire arms have been taken
away and the M0rmons and other
Americans are az the mercy OF auy
who would rob them. OF this they
are not so mitch afraid of the rebels
as OF the camp followers and lhat
element which IN any community ~
any country, takes advantage of tho
helpless 10 piilaHe and plumber.
The refugees have heCn huuheu
more comfortably than most OF them
expected, tho officials of El faao
and OF the Mormon church, having
beon ablo "a secure some iumcnao
vacant lumber sheds from which
temporary durnltories have been
constructed, The city has put Ia wa
tor. sewerage and lights and the
Mormon church II furnishing food "a
those unable 10 buy n.
Many OF the refugees arc without
clOthing or utonriib Tor cookina, hnt
these are rapidly being provided and
they are being made ~ comfortable
knaocintoa Press dispatches today
from the federal column of General
Hanitnea stating that five deya afo
he was within filty miles 0f cAAaa
GfnndcH were received by tH7
refugees with mingled feellngs,
Some believed he would be nbir 70
drive out the rebels and restore or
dor In their colonies, bat others fear.
"a that inasmnch az he had not yel
appeared a. caaaa urAndeH after hp-
Ina only nifty miles distant five day.
nno that he might have met dcfrAl
since they know the rebels wcpt on
IA strong numbers on saturday lna'
20 meet him,