The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-31
SS!ssSsS = t'i$s o 5'tS,VVv E~SSS az
PAY TIE FEDERAL
GARRISON
MONEY TAKEN
OFFICERS HELD
Definite Reports from Torreon
LaeIsing-Reported That
Battle Continues
(pY AssocInted pressl

.s SOuBltbg 0u.---1uO
Spanish steamer BonilRi, carrying
100000 pesos with which to pay the
Federal garrison at Guaymas was cap
tured Saturday by ConstitutionaIists
off Topolobampo, according TO official
s dispatches received here today by Con-
stitntionalist agent lie LEVER.
The money was coRflscated and the
vessel sunk, The captain and crew
were held for trial on the charge of
having aided the Huerta government.
The same dispatch conlrenlS ear
iier reports OF the capture and sinking
of the steamer, Carmen, of the Com
pania NaviFa Del Paeific0.
Insurgent officials today denied the
reports that the gunboat Tampico
which they captured recently from the.
Federals, would be dismantle - They
said the vessel, which was waiting for
coal, was engaged In scouting around
TppoFobaHipo, with ordtgs to cap-.
ture all vessels found carrying men
and supplies for the Huerta govern
ment, ~ =
Still Fighting.
Ihareg. Mex, Ne Ne s;i ci &C. SO - N rebels
and the Federal forces at Torreon are
still engaged in battle. it was tonight
learned This information came from
5 SITlupsTi0 V.SreBquieTa connuenIIaI ag-
Gnited States VIII Secentiy arrived
here from WaahinA
(. What purported % be telegram,
from Major Rogue Gonzales Cara,
said the taking OF Torrecn was a mat;
ter of honrs. but II was recalled that
$lRst Saturday night General villa
Thought ;it was a. rHnttas OF minutes.
Later General Chao said that Gen-2
eral Carranga had Feeetge e elegEani
EoEa. " Ia to the elIect the ~.
Esll ll5Si5is y
t e1eHai Is eFe l d te1J Jin s, and that;
General Vetasc0s tie Federal COM
anf ets9 hisl tad D q condit tionai offer
q 81 Gsif d g ef 8 b II was said. lila
!. 81 considefits. g. \.
IS Is e e Ess5ss}sssiis Put 70 Flights
Teiegraris snid to have come from
Torreon and the City OF Mexico had Ii
that tho rebels had been put TO disor-
aerly flight from Gomez Palaelo,, Tor
a 3sreon and Laredo.
3ssSs No newspaper dispatches %erS re-
ceived. The eilbargo on the sale OF
4lidnoF was removed, but the restriction
EsiSainss psfsofiE entering tia city af-
Tier ten O'Clock at night remained.
81 Refugees who reached Peidras Me-
4 gEIEg. mexico, from the vicinity or nlon-
i 1ioya today, reported that General
RHnrgia's dpmlnaEd OF constitutional-e
@ Its iissss iItt6f sista,i seFtsfssi i5fiiiis %
Z fngitiye Federal volunteers from Tor
1 reon and killed them TO the last man.
No estimEse Was given of the casual
lies. 95ysj
i MnrSia is operating between Nom
szs - - :. - q s.5iI 5I55Tts1 -
have iaoiated the Torreon garrison
from all commilniea with Mexi4i
-
AInnterey and Saltiilo.;
RaiRf0rcelheRts attRampleo.
Washington, March 3O.-- Rear ASi-3
nliral Mayer At Tampicf, reported to
the Navy eithrtnlent ls.te last night
that the Feslefals, garrison at Tampi-
co had been reinforced by 500 men
from EaldRnas with their field pieces
z hfld armnFed car Il - amid. 5acnnr4att.I 4
sto an nnc0n fIrniad rcPDrt, a large So
tly OF Cons Htitutionailsts had crossed
tie river above Talnpico.
There had been no comniustieat
hetvtesn Maele Pass aid TcrreoIi over
sthe gBsRshnielit telegraph lines for
fiye Al. sall 5ata Taesean
from the Iaet have beens cut, GsIi-
eral Joaquin snas, who went TO re-
inf0rca nara = yelascn at Torreon,
8 made the trip overland In armnFed
! lsutompb Hes with his 500 men.
Obstinate Endurance.
Afr1y ofilciaIs hero are much SUR.
4 prised At the enduFance shown BY the
rev and disciplined Mexican troops
on both Sides Ia the fghting around
IorFeon 4 is estimated that for
eve days slIese acldIers have been en-
yIzF1 S5SI iEFI SOE3E EIS7fE nal1fe, with
tont opppt Hr1ty tcf sleep or roat and
practices ~ sh6tit Il sco snln Rriat on
the rah65 81 ge kt seaet
III isf istaf here that the expia-
Z ! fiSfien fEls ilks liisns1 rnnafnlI lIelesi
81 qfias me by 4 4 rebels
s. Ia the Kil on laaRe that the only way
10 food ana safety Hex directly be-
hind the edefsI defeasas III the city
OF Torfenps and that retreat across
the erid desert III ttstr REAR II out Df
auessE0u ssii victorious ssleslly IL
spiiFsail
GhasEe e . hanB hn esss fepostea the
ft lease 81 Isl fea AlnefieaIi6, G.6ldslaleit
Danshue and e3soasfkWait held. On
char GeA ef aidlng tho repele' HuerkR
rlioti is this <s5iiat tiunsiya ps 5tls9s
fhfora have been fairly nnnceaaklaI IN
n s5ls7lI n ililzEs q