Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-28
AMERICANS NOT
SAFE ALONG
BORDER
FOLLOWING THE SHOOTING or IN.
SPECTOR DIXON, R. c. KIMBALL
DISAPPEARS. is LAST Seen IN
JijAREz. EAGLE PASS GETS A
KNOCK ON AMBASSADOR WILSON.
SOLDIERS WHO SHOT
DIXON UNDER ARREST

El Paso, Texas July 2S.-Charles b.
Dixon, Jr., who was shot Saturday in
)uarez by Mexican soldiers while on
official duty as an immigration inspec
tor of the United States, will recover,
attending physicians say. He was
brought to Eel Paso Sunday afternoon
and is resting we'll
THE Mexican troops who arrested
the inspector on a charge made by a
negro whom Dixon was investigating,
are being held for hearing before the
Mexican courts.
The negro, Arthur Walker, is also
being held.
DR.. J, w. Tappan, Of the United
States public health service, who
treated Dixon in Juarez, says Dixon
was given a clean room and furnished
with clean linen and bedding and
proper food by the Mexican authori-
ties while they held him.
Orders have been issued to United
make any more trips to Juarez and the |
operations of the governments men
across the river will cease.
Telegraph Operator Missing.
r. c. kimbell, telegraph operator
of Eel Paso, is missing The last seen
of him he was in jail in Juarez. Three i
weeks ago he was arrested in Juarez
On charge of creating disturbance,
but was released after intercessions
Dy friends. A week ago he disappeared
rom Ell Paso. Today two Americans
came over from Juarez and claim
hey crossed over to .Iuarez week /
igo with Kimbell to get some effects
,e left in Juarez and that all of them
vas taken from their cell several days q
lgo and they have not seen him since.
hey were released today ,!uarez of
icials claim to know nothing of the t
ase. !
Mexican officials declare kimball 9
vas released yesterday at 10 o'clock l.
Ie has not been located by friends, +,
oweyer The friends have taken the ,
natter UP with Consul Edwards in
uareZ. n
Governor Knocks Ambassador.
Eagle Pass, Texas, July 2S.-The
blowing statement about Ambassa- s
or Henry Lane Wilson today was fl
alegraphed to President Wilson by p
Nnln pf hn c., tr nf
IN, Mexico now in Piedras Negras, r.
le constitutionalists provisional cap. Il
al. n
u am the constitutional governor
f Yucatan, having been elected De 6
amber 10, 1911, and still holding un-
er the constitution and laws of Mex
o." tc
81 am the brother-in-law of Vice n
resident Pine Suarez and was in nj
exco City with my family during the b
ebruary revolution when on the 18th ca
became necessary for me to fee to w
I'VE my life. My wife subsequently as
He'd on Ambassador Wilson and he
Id her that it was necessary she
lonld telegraph me at once and urge
e strongly to recognize General I'll
uerta as president of the republic" III
Wales telegram declared that the Te
nbassador threatened him with what O.,
ould happen if Wales did not recog. XII
re Huerta. The telegram also speci- ST
ID other alleged actions of the Am l,1
lean ambassador to which Wales cd
id Mexicans objected.
Washington, D. c., July 2S.-Ad- CT
ral Cowles, commanding the squad.
n off the Pacific coast of Mexico, re.
rted to the navy department today tel
at all is well, but that he is with tol
t word as to conditions in Topo lal
)ampo the