Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01

ArN tofk- AGL rl---- ne 0AUe~AI~A tia- arrived tonight from era cruz wrh Mrs John Lind. wife of President WGSau-S special envoy. brought also two Mexican leciSlators, who owe theIr Erer.y lf not their lives. to her quick Wit and generosity, To save the two AIrxicsns from arrest at Vera Cruz sI-s Lind hid them in her Stateroom Rrl eet un all night on deck until the boa. left port and the officers of the 17re-.a government had gone ashore
 week ago the cables brought word tlat the Ward liner Aorro Castle had be- detained at Vera Cruz while Hu- erta-s agents searched for eight rebel Gcus members of the state legislature cf Vera cruz Until the MorTo castle arrived here tonight oniE those aboard knevv that two of the eight deputies
 had eScaped arrest These men. Adolfo Dorr5r Euez and Miguel A. Cordera, say thev wil stay in New York until Mex 1co becomes a safer home for the opponents of HuerJa-
 Six Of Deputies Arrested.
 Mrs Lind said that her husband. the special envoy expected to come home after th- NeXitau election Now she dfduG know when hc wOuld come
 We exuseted rAAt the Morro Castle v.lEd sail from Vera Cruz. said Mrs Lsnf. ~al 2 o'Cl1CE on rhe afternoon of Csctnb4- -1 Then tantsin l1Um was su1pueuae5 ro testify regarding the T .l who had sailed on the Morro Castle Ave months before Later we learned thar tha real reason for our detention raS tnat The government wished to search the sliu for eight state legLsla
 tors from The city of 3alapa- They ar rested Stx of these men. but they oldn Eud The others. and I'll tell you why:
 While the search was going on' the friends uf these two men learned that ] V-ss aboard. and they came to me with tea-s in their eyes begging me to help them 2 said Here's the key to my E-aferuorn- Take it'
 Gave Key to Her Stateroom.
 That was all ihey needed. l spent El1e night on deck and the two men hid tn my room untn tae detectives gave ! UT Fge search and went ashore. Then ] file snip was released and we sailed af f o'clock the next morning,
 The wife of the special envoy is ! holsewifeiv little woman with quiet . c1aruers and low voice. but her eyes i Hashed as she asserted 'T couldn't | bear 60 think of those men being | taken ashore and hanged. ] just had | Co do something for them
 Found Dominsusz in His stateToonr.
 The other Americans aboard the | &for-o Castle. George Eeoron and John { E4nc. employees of the American I Emeltirg and Refining company, also !. bad au experience with DomlnsueR and 1 Cordera- There were rumors that Hu 1 ertas agents stayed aboard until the | ship reached Progres0 on the afternoon ] Cf October g. The first night out of | Vera Cruz 1fr. Hebron said that Do ' Ezlinslsz burst into their staterOom. ! yeiliuE Ga spanish They're after me, i Tkes're sf er mel Hebron ran On deck , EnG iuiH r1e arms of a squad of MeXl- | Can soldiers.
 Are Fou an American e' they de- ! Fg-aura-
 I5ebroa said he wa. and they made i Eo ar-eruul fo detain him.
 When returned To my staIero0n, { ks1G fte American. ~l found DoHinSuez l t-side rifh inc door batTIcaded-
 The soldiers left rheship a- Progreso. ! Discouatenance American interference !
 Tlrouzh IA C Frfst5e. an American. ! %-ho was returning hcne after thirty ] Teare- residence iu Mexico. the two ! afexic21l deputies said that they owed ! Lhci~ esca fs- also to tine fact thaI the ! alexican law does moi permit the ar ] Test Of a member cf the state l@7 sla- ! ture cu a ordinary warrant Th- SIX eeuufies taken off the SIs3ner at Y era ! Crrrz ---re held Gu summons from the gfe district judge charging rebellion. [ but ra such summons had been issued ! frr Trrrirr7lez and Corder3. and by in Gi-tsne on their rights they gained time ] f0 hide sm Mrs. F-iud's staterOoTu-
 T'f-e~. men insisted that while con- eft1f-4ta 5r Mexico were chaotic. inter : fe-e-,f-e hs the United States would ! cfiv make matters worse They be- f-~s~r tlre uuiclycsst way 90 restore peace f-r Mexico would he for the govern men fe grant amnesty to all rebels erid hold free election. A7-s~icsns DiszPproVs Wilson's Policy.
 Nr rrisbie said that Mrs Lind was : ffe rnI1 person aboard. 50 far aS he krew sf1as approved President Wilson's ! %FeSHtssr H~ilicv.
 William Blair tlaudrau. au Ameri can nlfui=z man also expressed disap- ! r-olai of President Wilson's attitude. 1
 Mir FIaudrau and his wife are bound 1. for their home in St. Paul. Mrs. Lind ] went rc spend the night with them at a hos eI here. and will acccnn@DT them 7 tomorrow as far as her home in Min {. EeapGlis
 Mrs Lind said she and her husband had received courteous threatment ev- | ervH-rere. We had d very pleasant , tr1p.~ she said. -I don't remember any 1 tsre when we feared for our safety"
 Captain Harry 4. Huff of the Morro Castle made light of the alarming re- ports ti8at reached this country when Ehs steamer was detained We were supposed se be in a lot of trouble" he said ~hut We weren't