Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-08-25
REFUGEES ARE
ALL LEAVING
MEXICO
RED CROSS SOCIETY WILL AID THEM
TO GET TO THEIR HOMES
MADEIRA IN The HANDS OF THE
BANDITS. Fighting TO-DAY IS
AROUND GuAYMAS.
WILL TRY TO RELEASE
SOLDIERS At ROSECRANS

Washington, d. c., Aug. 2o.--The
American Red Cross will aid destitutd
American refugees from Mexico, ar
irving in New York, San Francisco
New Orleans and San Diego to get
transportation to their homes OF
friends Secretary Bryan today nam
ed to aid in that work at New York
w. F. Persons and Jacob H. Schiff !:
at Galveston, Harry c. Archer and
Rabbi Henry Cohen; at New Orleans,
H. J. Thompson and John j. Cannon: :
al San Francisco, c. J, Connor and AL
ten Knight, and at San Diego, Mrs
G. H. Ballou and L. A. Blackman.
There are in Chihuahua ninety Am
orleans, twenty destitute, ready to
leave as soon as a special guarded
train can go north. Other foreigners.
French. German, and English, will be
brought on the train and also seventy
FIVE Cinnamon, who. under bond, will
be allowed to come to the United
States. Forty Americans, according
to reports to the state department,
were ready to sail today from Vera
Cruz for New Orleans, most of them
destitute refugees from the Durango
district.
Fighting at Guaymas.
Hermosillo, Mex, Aug. PA fed
eral cavalry detachment which moved
out of Guaymas yesterday attacked
the constitutionalist outpost today. II
was repulsed in a sharp fight
The constitutionalist commander
regarded the attack as feint to GOV
er the real movement of federal
troops out of Guaymas by sea and
land to Mazatlan, the seaport city of
strongly fortifying their positions
around Mazatlan.
Will Attempt Habeas Corpus Writ.
Los Angeles, Aug. PA move
ment to obtain the release by habeas
corpus of 215 Mexican soldiers held
by United States authorities at Fort
kosecrans, San Diego, was brought
today to The attention of United
States District Attorney Schoonover
here. Mr. Schoonover said H. r.
Gamble, an attorney of Ell Paso, Tex,
was behind the proposal Gamble first
initiated proceedings in the federal
court in the western district of Texas,
but transferred his activity to Los
Angeles when the Mexicans were or
dered to Fort Rosecrans.
'Schoonover said he and Gamble
would confer tomorrow and probably
decide whether a petition would be
filed here.
Bandits Capture MADEIRA
Washington, D. c., Aug. 25.-Consul
Letcher, reporting from chihuahua,
said today that Is Americans arriving
there from MADEIRA, told of the cap
ture of the town from Pancho Villa |
by independent guerillas, who are
now seeking union with the federal
forces.
The bandits are said to have been .
under command of Rojas in the OroZco
rebellion and have remained under |
arms ever since.
Consul Canada reported from Vera
Cruz that thirty marauders led by a
woman have robbed the Mexican plan.
tation Canton Cordebo.
Fighting On California Border.
Ell Centro, Calf, Aug. 25.-An at
tack by constitutionalists on the fed
eral force at Sharp's heading, intake
from the Colorado river of the irriga.
tion system for the Imperial Valley,
California, caused great uneasness on
the American side of the border today
and request for troops was wired
to Washington. One soldier was kill
ed in the fight, it is stated. The fed
eral garrison at Mexicala, on the bor
der, was held in readiness to repel an
attack on that place. Federal author
tiles at Maxicali have made extensive
preparations to combat general up
rising in Lower California, reports
having been current recently that the
arrival of the Sonora constitutionalists
was awaited as a signal for another
outbreak. A new fort and breast
works have been thrown up.
American Losses At Guaymas.
Tucson, Ariz., Aug. 25.-Gunboats
IN tIudVHldS IldIUOI 6Icllcu lu6 TGU6l F.,
positions today, according to msagre |.
private advices received here. Wire .
service was interrupted.
A. G. Mcdonald, former British I,
soldier, arrived today, bringing photo I
graphs of damaged American prop
erty, which will accompany a state
ment to be made to the authorities at
Washington.
Trains For Chihuahua. X
Ell Paso, Texas, Aug. 25.-The nine
federal provision and troop trains S
that have been delayed in Juarez for <
the past week. loading ammunition.
rifles and merchandise. left early Sun {
day morning for Chihuahua over the
Mexican National railroad. The Off I
GERS in command expect to consume
four days on the trip of 226 miles. a
They said they were confident the c
train was well guarded against at t
tack by the forces of General Fran Y
o;coo vilIo which are said to be wait )