The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-19
|[FUGEES ARE
|NOT ASSESSED
|DUTY ON GOODS
lannon's Leaving Mexico
NAV Move Their Portable
Homes Over Line With
out Paying.
bEClSIVE BATTLE
is EXPECTED SOON
.oih Federa1s and Rebels Con-
centrating Their Forces in
Sonora in Anticipation of
Desperate Struggle.
EClSIVE BATTLE
IS EXPECTED SOON
.s.Iin The Tribune.

-,eia 10 The Tribune.
II, PASO. Tex, Sept. 1S.-Mormons,
y who have abandoned the Idea OF
n returninr 10 Mexico to make thcir
homes, have been granted another
1 d favor by the United States, which
]. h..n feeding the refugees and fur
8hlue them with homes and tickets back
. thrir friends in the states Anyone
Ia wishes 10 leave the colonies in Mex
4 pIfh his household goods. teams, live
...t and implements may do so without
a naymeut OF single cent Of duty
1ete the property is brought across the
y, This ruling was announced today
"A Is considered important as the Nor
,cs have planned to colonize In the
.utbwcst and Utah for the next year at
IA. until the Mexican trouble has been
klned
law Move Over Border.
|rbo ruling will allow che Mormon set
IL In Chihuahua and Sonora to move
.lr portable homes over the interna-
|bual line and camp on the American
'r1,s Mormon settlements in the Casas
andes district, southwest OF the border
4 tbis point, rcmain practically unpro-
|ltd by Mexican federal troops,
Canora Pascual OroZco. Jr., Is at tho
Ia OF 1000 men In the Ojinasa district,
<.urdIng 10 an announcement today by
"a Evolutionary junta here which pro-
les 10 have received q communication
|pm him today.
General Orozco, according to the junta,
.ried thet aftor tho first victory at
,Hnaga his adyauce guard celebrated,
mixing deeply. and rnistook General
|rucy Auberts force for the main rebel
<1y and stampeded when the federais
gcia7e Battle Coming.
.b0UGLAS, Ariz., Sept iS,-With most
. the rebel bands In Sonora nobilizins
4 colonia Morelos. and The federal forces
|lcent1atlng at F'rontcr5s and 1Zaoel
D the Nacozari railroad, the revolution
|y Situation in that part OF sonora trl-
|nary 10 this city is rapidly approach
ID crsis.
Cpon orders OF McYicau Consul Cuestas
|R rifles and Is. 900 rounds Of ammun.-
|h Tas shipped to NaCo2ari today Tor
armine OF Mexican miners who have
dressed desire TO defend the town
the event oil attack,
Word received through official sources
night had il that Yaqul Indians cap
red The town Of Altar. Sonora. n hum
I'D faqus who took the warpsth about
deys ago took the town after a dcs-
'fate battle.
mormetlon here tonight had it that
hosiiles laid waste the town. killing
'enseless residents and attacking
men and girls. No definite informa
was received conc ernlpg Americans,
'niorInation believed to be authentic
y received here tonight that the COM
|nn forceB of tile rebels south of here
Aorelos planned another effort to cap
Ee Aqua PrIe,a. Dispatch OF troops
'm Aqua Piieta 10 reinforce the fed
y IN the vicinity Of Morelos was ac-
'aihgly delayed, General Saniines Or
sed Colonel AlvsIsudo today u keep in
~ 'ouch with the iusurrectos.
nl BE Arraigned Today.
[ARfA, Tex, Sept. 1S.-Colonel Pas
or9zSo, Sr.- and five other staff Of
l,- t-zl
M y ol me north. arrived here tonight
,s,.esloio, Tex. to which point they
ai.er The rebel defeat ut OJtnaga,
nv, nv, opposite. They were in custody Of
lmdp tsIates Marshal Mathews and a
Tbs " united suites cavalry,
uni. jsi.e&lcan consul here has filed a
wS,nl qv,n against all OF the prisoners
hs hsn laws The examining trial Will
eo tomorrow before United State:
b.loner 8Tff1n. Several attorney:
IA e ar 10 represent the defendant:
&balia' Fascual Oroaco, Sr., CrlsLobn
sshiU, ssrh r. haiael Flores. NJ. c. .aIdaz anc
scl,s,S S9%ssoda, The latter was Genera
pissri orozcos private secretary and
IA w man as Pabalo Orozco wax ar
Iit.r Ii az Prestdio as announced in IN,
LAY report. "
sged Peace overtures,
<hsio H,SGELES. Sept. ls.-R, Come:
M ,euursr neasursr Of General Pascual Or
bse euliohary movement In Mex
Invss.,tent TO the senatorial commit
nesicsn c"gguting g.ng the alleged relation o
~ OF ,.nterests TO the revolution
Presid.r, ',er which he has dispatches
6s,o asa Madero. In response TO wha
dern' ''eres were peace overturcs from
iMX j50n
helo words Of impassioned SpunlsI,
reyoIm.fntms I.1tms President Madero tina
nda Of nnn VIII continue until the dc
'Hco are granted In full
sucan Murdered,
! hamN,GToN. ma ,o-oN. Sept. ls,-Hepor,
Iexlcn OF the American consul
II I1rnNun w tmG SlaIn dnnu ri mani inLa