Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-14

at HermOsillO undergoing repairs and alterations intended to enable it to reach higher elevation In the same shop the manufacture of bombs Is going on. these being prepared to drop from the bi-plane. The bombs are of 2 1-2 inch gas pipe, each 8 or 10 inches in length On one end is vane to hold the proiectile in straight course in it's descent On the other end is a pFotruding rod with a spring attachment. This rod is supposed to strike the ground first, release the spring and discharge the cap contained in the bomb. Trials made of the bombs from the hills outside Of HermCsillo have been highly satisfactory
 Ammunition Received.
 In spite of efforts of the '. S. along the border to prevent the crossing of ammunition. the State troops are abund. antly supplied and have been kept m new shipments Jalmost daily One of the latest to be crossed over the line was in car supposed to be load ed with hay. More than half of the space supposedly occupied by hay was filled with ammunition.
 Short Of Food.
 While ammunition has been finding it's way in there has not been the same success attending efforts to se- cure food At Guaymas fish are now almost the only food available to Ojeda's men and much sickness has re- suited. Nor are the people Of the town much better off And in addition there has been terror since the threat of aerial bombardment. made more ln- tense by the reIusai of Ojeda to per. nit departures from the city, because of fear of disclosures to the enemy which might operate severely against him The stocks of stores in the [ town are practically exhausted. Many have been closed and barricaded. At | Hermosilo the same condition prevails. 1 It is impossible for the visitor to se- cure a meal in the city unless he has acquaintances who have supplies in l their homes. Nearly all of the stores are closed. Supplies sent in may or may not reach their destination. Ev erything eatable is seized upon by ! those in need. In the troop camps ! there is like shortage of food sup plies.
 State Headquarters Secure. However. in Hermosillo the Sonora authorities are resting secure in the safety of their position from the ! strategic standpoint Reports of re moval of records and valuables of the state from the capital to Cananea for safety have been utterly without found stion With the overwhelming force the state has between Hermosillo and Guaymas it is not considered possible that the Federals can reach the capi tai
 Americans Held.
 | In Ggaymas young man named ! Morrison. chauffeur. is held by Gen | Ojeda for trial by court martial fO, alleged spying. Morrison was lesvins ! Guaymas when an acquaintance asked him 10 take out packet of letters ] According to Morrison he was unac quainted with the contents. He va later detained and searched by II ! Ojeda guard, who found the letters said to contain description of Ojed, ! positions. Washington inte-vened thi ,week in behalf of Morrison. Died,
 Is said to have replied 10 the com mander of the American battleship il
 the harbor that he would keep Morri
 son for trial and if he found hiH
 guilty. execute him regardless of th United States
 Two In Jail at Hermosillo.
 At HermOsillo two 1mericans hay
 been in jail for trhee months witho'' , hearing. They are Frank Smith miner with the Copper Queen and (. & A. in Bisbee for several years, an D Amos I-angery, who was employe
 here in several bakeries. These me
 were arrested with Rafael Campo
 while raiding ranches in the yicinlt 1, of Nogales, Sonora, stealing and Xii ing. They were taken redhanded all tit is not likely they will escape th
 extreme penalty.