Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-31
ROSWELL WOMAN
SAW BIG BATTLE
At CANANEA
Tells Of Narrowing Expert
ences in Border Town; Left
Husband Hiding in Base
ment from the Foe.

| Roswell, y. NJ. March 2I.---Mfs.
~. =. puny arrived In Roswell yes
terday from her home IN Cananea,
Mexico. where aghung between the
federals ana state troops IL now in
progress. and tells an interesting story
Of her experiences
| All American women and children
/ were warned hy the American consul
on March ~ to leave the eity and SO
TO tnc American border. Between
400 ana 500 Of them are now either
IN AiiNpna or visiting friends or rela-
uttvcs IN various sections OF the Unit
ID States
MIR Dufy remained In Cananea,
where he b. buyer for the nine stores
boz the Cahanea Copper company.
Much Of the nghtiug Monday occurred
IdirectlN IN front W his Office. and the
employees ot the store sought refuge
| IN the basement nom the Tying bull
let's and shells
The trip from Cunaneu 90 Naco. the
| Arizona border town, was made hy
automobile late SATURDAY afternoon.
| only fifteen minutes after arriving in
! Naco, the skirmishing there between
| the trdcrals ind state troops began
and Mrs DunN with several friends.
/ were Interested spectators 81 the bat
! tie. ON the trip the party was held
4
| finding no firearms tho soldiers al
lowed them tn proceed. While sew
eral M"Nicans with their families Also
! are refugees In the Arizona border
| Town. not q man of the American col
| uuy has left Cananea
- wasn't afraid said Mrs Duffy
! yesterday II would like to have
4 stayed in Canauea. In fact, there
| seemed To hp more danger in the trip
| 90 the border But the women and
/ children had been warned and urged
90 leave, and saturday afternoon
/ ahnui svvcEtN 1--we women and chill
/ drcn came hy automobile Ia Naco.
The machines we're furnished by the
1 'annn"n CoppeP 'mpanN. siur TRUNKS
| were hauled - the border hy wagon
and strangely enough were not mo-
l'st"d Ia N" least.
"a Nnco We saw the lighting be-
tween the Madrristns estate trnopsb
'nd the f"dcrah, through field glass
cs, I thoroughly endowed the cxpcr-
| lcnro ana was not frightened In tho
least "
Sentiment Throughout sonora is ON
urely in favor ul the Maderiatn on
stat" troops. The leaders OF the re-
Nult VIII never recognize the Huprta
government Mrs. Duffy said, and are
nov hghting FOR secession When this
Us gained they hope to secure either
IunncNation 90, cor Jt least The protec-
tion Of the United states
| tn" railroad bridges have been cut
ana provisions are raining low n
ltanHnca." Mrs. pumy continued
The frdcrlls are VOL SUPPLIED win
arms and ammunition Hundreds of
idlr men are without any mems of
support and probably win Jon the
TROOPS We expect our houses 90 Dee
looted Ton provisions
The Americans are not Disturbed.
! d NN..l
from them The Chimes are treated
W"rrilrsSlN hy the soldiers. Th.ir
stores are looted ana everything or
value taken from them"
General oieda. who is now en- route
from Naco Ca Caugnea with his fDd-
"rdl soldiers in reinforce General Mo-
reno. has been promised hy the state
troops that if he is captured his fate
win be the ChoPping blurk This. ID
b. said, is iu return for the Wholesa le
execution cot MadnristH soldiers at
JuaroH several weeks ago by the
Hucrta forces
Mrs. Duny said the sentiment 81
Americans in cananea is strongly
lnEainst Ambassador Wilson MANY of
4 the reported outragcS AGAINST Amerl-
cans which have been denied by Ann
hassador Wilson are true she said
Mr. Wilson's apparent stand with the
tiueru government b. very unpopu-
lar.
Mrs Dun, ylaitcd her mother here
last winter and returned 10 Mexico
only month ago. Even thus early
The digging uf trenches end construc-
ton nf breast works was iu progress
ON the outskirts uf Canan.u The
proposed line of attack Of the state
troops viii place the fcdcrals between
two fires. aud with the superior
forces of 90. Doustltutioualists annihi-
lauun of me federal forces Is not UNI
likely.
Mrs. puny VIII remain here In
definitely she b. visiting her mother.
Mrs, SyhJnus Johnson. Last week
the movement ot the mails was dis.
continued In sonora and with the
censorship OF the telegraph lines
there rs no way In which she can get
word to or from Mr.. numy. She has
no fears tog his safety. however, az
long as he observes reasonable pre-.
cautions Mr. and Mrs DuTv viii
Dee remembered Hs having lived In
Roswell mp to less than year ago.
when they lcft 90 make their home
In the trDuhic-ridd"n republic 90 ihc
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