The Washington herald., 1913-08-24
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Stevens Joshua. an American settler of
Golona; murdered by rebel soldiers, while
protecting his two daughters from as
sault. Press dispatches described his
murder as the fifth in that American
colony.
Setter. Peer olsson, formerly professor
in. the University Of California: killed by
rebels on April %. 1911. together with three
servants. hear Ceurnayaca.
Camp. John; killed near the United
States Immigration Station In Ell Paso,
Tex, May 9. 1911. when the rebels at
tackled Juarez.
Ferguson, B. H, of San Francisco, a
member of Troop F. Third United States
Cavalry; killed by bullet fired over bor-
der.
Garcia, Antonio; killed in FL Paso May
8, 1911, by stray rebel bullet.
Two unidentified men, killed in Ell Paso
by stray bullets fred by Federals and
| rebels.
Clarke, DR.. R. C.. Taylorsville, H.; shot
dead in Mexico City, May q, 1911. by a
partisan of Gen. Diaz.
Lockhart, John r. Scott's broker, Scott
City, Mo-, mining engineer; killed by
bandits In Durranneo, November, 1911.
Thomas. A. E.; murdered by bandits
while protecting wife and seven children
near Nogales. Sonora, March TO- 1872
1 Huntington, Robert. railroad switch
man; shot without cause, near Aqua Pri-
eta, April 13, 1911.
Edwards, j. c., native Of Virginia;
shot TO death while accidentally within
rebel lines near Aqua Prieta, April 1S,
1911.
| Grove, Edward; killed by Mexicans
shooting across the United States border
at Douglas, Ariz., April u, 1911.
The greatest difficulty has been expert
enced in compiling a list of the outrages
perpetrated against American women and
girls due to the unwillingness Of relatives
to even allow official record to be made
of the facts. A few of the isolated cases
of Americans who have suffered in Mex
leo follow:
Shay, Mrs: horsewhipped by ban
dts in the presence OF her husband, an
American rancher. at their home. near
Sanburn, north of Santa Lucretia, until
Mr.. Shay paid the bandits $500.
Romney, Mrs. Miles A.. wife of an
American farmer: attacked by twelve
rebels at her home near Colonia, south
of JuareZ. on October g. 1912. She was
rescued by Federal troops.
MacFarlin, -; shot through the arm
by bandits.
Bentley, s. A: beaten by soldiers in
Juarez Jail, May l. 1912, and strung up by
ropes because he was suspected OF being
a spy.
Richards. w. of Ell Paso. a companion
Of Bentley; met with same brutal treat
ment
Baker. John. private Twenty-second
Infantry; shot by rebels, Juarez, May 6.
1872. while patroling border.
Bagby, D. L.: assaulted and robbed
near Culican while endeavoring TO escape |
to border with wife and children. Es-
capped by payment Of 800. March 2s. 1872 !
Stevens, Cass American miner, stoned
and driven from Culican for appealing to
government for protection, March q,
1872
Shelton, Jack" American miner: cap
tured and tortured near Culican for re-
porting thefts by bandits, March q, |
1872
Mrs. Deniwilero, Mrs. jackson, and Mrs. |
Business roughly handled by rebels at |
Noviato, March, 1872
Hambleton, James w; attacked and |
wounded at Parral. after being COM |
PEELED to pay 5000 to save his life.
Wheatley. Mrs. A. M. American wom- |
an; outrageously treated by Mexicans
near Parral and compelled to pay 500. |
all the money she had, to prevent chill |
dren from being murdered before her |
eyes. July Il, 1872
Rutherford, Forest, assistant superin- |
tendent Copper Queen Smelter Company, |
wounded when rebels shot across border |
at Douglas, Ariz., April. 1911.
Armstrong, Ben; wounded at Douglas, |
April, 1911
Dickson. A. R.; wounded at Douglas,
April 13, 1911.
Lennon. Carlos; wounded at Douglas,
April Is, 1911
Cole. Genevieve: shot in her home at
Douglas by Mexicans April Is, 1911.
Meredith, r. N. Troy, Ohio; struck by
bullet in the Porter Hotel during the
bombardment in City of Mexico, in jan
uary.'
Griffith. Mrs. Percy: legs shot of dur
ing bombardment In Mexico City.
Bagby. Mrs. D. L; robbed of clothing
and money near Culican, on March 26,
1872, and left to face starvation in desert, L
while trying to make her way to the
border.
Ward, Mrs Frank: attacked by four
rebel soldiers near 'Yago. on April ..
while her husband, who was shot in the
back, was dying.
50 Gourd. Miss, thirty years old: attacked
by bandits about August l, after her IA
ther. Matthew Gourd, an American farm
er residing near Tampico, had been
lashed 10 tree.
Gourd. Miss, seventeen: treated in the
same manner as her sister. |.
Switzerland. Sidney, reporter for the
Mexican Herald; shot in leg during bonn
bardment.
Lesan, Thomas; wounded at the same
time and manner as Southerland.
Greenfield. Mrs: struck by shell dur
ing the bombardment.
McCresson, Dr., Lincoln, Nebr.; finger
shot of during ten days battle.
Johnson, Mark, Madison, Wis: shot ,
through shoulder in Mexico City battle.
Bland. Allis, printer; hit by stray bull
let in Mexico City. '
Marsh, D.; beaten by bandits near 7
Yago on April Q. lT
Hopkins, A. A, deputy United States c
shot in knee while enforcing G
neutrality laws at Naco, Ariz, March Is. g
Charlotte, Robert; wounded while t
battle across the border from
Saco, Ariz., March e.
Parks, John, ear cut OF by bandit.
Won Brands, Carlos, mining engineer; 6
shot at Durango, June IS, by rebels. n
Stepp, H. W.; shot through leg at Du- >
-ango by rebels. :
Gilmore, Silas; struck by three bullets :
Turing bombardment OF Mexico City in '
February. IL
Roberts, Fred; wounded during the
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