Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-30

today regarding the situation Of Amer
leans in Mexico:
Among the first refugees reported as
having arrived safely at Vera Cruz were
a colony from the Alvarado Construc-
ton Company of Pittsburgh located at
Maciniso, Oaxaca, who came by way of
Alvarado completing their journey in a
fishing schooner.
THE members Of this. colony were P.
W. Weber. wife and four children. Of
st. Louis; r. H. Grimshaw. wife
daughter Mary and sons. of Johns
Knigge of Yorktown. Tex; Henry Bren
walls of Oregon. Frank Adams, colored,
servant Of Walter Schachow and wife.
THE following came from Oaxaca by
way of Mexico: Dr.. H. A Monday and
wife of Terrell. Tex; A. p. Place and
wife OF Boston. Mass; William Fer
nandez and wife of Brownsville, Tex.
They report that twenty seven other
Americans are on the train bound to
Puerto Mexico.
They report that they boarded the train
in Mexico City without molestation and
completed the entire journey without in
reference. They also reported that all
Americans left Oaxaca after governor
had said they had better leave. The
governor furnished them with a special
train and military escort as far as Mexico
City l.. o. Cook and ]. E. Snyder of
TERRA Blanca also arrived on the same
train.
On Way to Seacoast.
Consul Canada also reported that
these Americans were making safe
progress out of the country: Guy p
Merriam, wife and three children; w. F.
Dinkins and Mrs. H. c. Dinkins have
left Mexico City for Puerto Mexico;
the son of Ralph Smith of Jacksonville,
Fla has arrived in Vera Cruz and Is
supposed to have left for the United
States; Mrs. l.. L. Lamar Is reported
to be in Jalapa: Carlos Lamar has ar
rived in Vera Cruz; also S. NJ. Emery
and wife c. N. Grigsby, W. F. Kunz,
Hart Raynor. with Potrero men and
families. En- route from Mexico City
for Puerto Mexico: Charles c. Dupar.
Claudia Haggard, r. w. Lee, w. L.
Walker and wife. William A. Parker
and wife. William L. L. Parker, W. b.
Parker, Mrs. Fay Parker, Mrs. Betty
Parker, Hal Brennan, F. T.. Townsend.
W. A. Wayland and Jay Fry.
The consul believes that no Amer
cans in Guanajuato are in danger,
though he has not been able to estab-
lish direct communication.
American Consul Prepares to Leave.
Rear Admiral Badger has reported
that American Consul Miller at TAM
pico has returned to shore to settle
the affairs Of the consulate and turn
them over to the British consul. Mr..
Miller went ashore under guarantee
of safe conduct from the Mexican fed
eral commander.
The American consul at Tuxpam was
reported on his way to Galveston
aboard the British steamer Waneta
All American refugees now are out
of the Tampico district. Admiral
who remain. he said, have lived in
Mexico many years, and would not
suffer maltreatment even in case opera
lions were commenced in that district.
cans in the vicinity of Tampico. the
admiral added, and little interference,
although considerable anti-American
feeling exists and anti-American DEM
onstrationS have occurred.
Refugees Reach Vera Cruz.
OF the 100 refugees, men, women and
children. who arrived in Vera Cruz yes
terday, sixty-three came from Lonas Bo-
nito eleven from Potrero and thirty-five
from Cordoba. The refugees were as
sisted in obtaining passage to Vera Cruz
by Commander Tweedie of the British
navy. Admiral Badger reported. and in
acknowledgment of this courtesy an ex-
preston of gratitude on the behalf of the
United States government was forwarded
to the British officer through Admiral
Cradock
Consul Canada reports the list of those
who have reached Vera Cruz after hav
ing been detained at Cordoba, as follows:
]. E. Elliott, w. A. Mangum, H. Riley,
6. A. Hart. ]. w. Snuder. J. B. Buckner.
c. c. kirvin. all Of TERRA Blanca; J. W.
Sargent, from Guatemala and TERRA
Blanca: r. c. Dennis, from TERRA
Blanca: D: P. Anderson, from Cosamol-
mapam; F. w. Lehmer. A. Koch, w. B.
Wofferd. 2: D. Ely. D. c. Disbrow and
wife. w. II. Blisher, all from Tuxtepec;
A. NJ. Turner. S. T. Wunsch and wife,
Edward Wunsch and wife, C. E. Peck
ham. c. F. Andrews. Henry Carlock, ALI
from Motzerenge: John \. Carstons. from
Nistahermosa: also S. NJ. Emery with
70 nd child nd fs<,.,.