The chronicle=news., 1914-05-11

rvhfia~d ~ frb-l lail al Campus,
sonora. and concerning whom the
state department made repeated rep
Presentations. has b--n released. se-
sosdins to = dispatch To cohsai Hs~s'
letter. al N i-asS. iron, Coion-i Csi'
les. the sos.ii,ntiSnslis, commander
al ii-smos!iio.
American cSssli siIiinan ssiii i.
imrFi.on.d q. sal,iii". according 10
a later dss .Ai.h from the EssIiiisn
minister in Meal ciiss ~ho r-i-ss-i
,o The SLATE department b.. hss made
the strongest representations t-,s'
sisi- fsg the s-isssr Of .h. Afasrirah
Mr sii,inasn's gi-Fa. MF M.seh.Ai.
he. s~-a set at iib-stF aad t~,' Eas
v-Ea Gus YESTERDAY
Persistent fSaa"ss sfsHa M.tissn
.uar.-s that IN revolutionary lead
-s. zapsss. IL th- s@ash-rs psss u,
ta- H.p.biic. is sn insa-ilss- n-nI
ss- ts it.-Hs asa 10 foreigners 10
M-,isa Ci,s. lei .h- ssA,s a-psssH
n.nt Today TO svrA all possible Ia
formation sn ID. sasi-ssa
ras.isn smba ss,a.ss asa satatsz
s-r. h-s. hose sossassi-s Aasr .iipl"s
matt. representatives in M-sIs" ri'f.
s-r- APPEALED 10 b y ssr arsssta-s'
II. Investigate tApsuashiE alassains
saa,ors saas.fnIss <spa'a's 'ssra's
and sha sssasi saps.m-n,s Of bis
forces. Tn. asp,as.a.sAs ais" asked
sk. t.s-ixn aie.asasss foe ihfssnssH
siaa as ,a actual ssaaI,isns in N.siso
Ci,y. pss,isstssH sh. saa.ss that
.isaesss's pe.i.tss rs rapidly srshssf
lss.
Release a, .se Anssstesn sAs rns
srsiss.assSs vha srsr arrested b.
MsskAs federal soldiers s~iiss.a .
srfs- silusispss t'f.sslns sups~s~hs
lattice. sn i,ussss ise4s s~s.f.i airs..r
a,si,o .assw.s srsaisr-s ia ,s.-ssnss. f.s
Walter whi,s.p at shr As.-s lated
I.s-sr. Eict.ss lsssaine nssis .t the
>ev Y.ra Tt5ssas. Nrptili Mc''as-st
sek os the iJaasaa Times saa n j.
ss,,.n al ,sr ws.hinss.n i'ssas Thsf
--s- b-i'.tsi d. t.- .a s-ss- 10 v-sa
ssus ns Puerto Nrss-p after theft 60
s~ri-nses in iIgsssAs sapi'sis
Ir~ris- The slssrs.~ at i'srsis.ns
Wilson and SECRETARY issniriss che
-.r in Ss- S.k s~iss 81 The ms.
sr.riai s~ssisrs ioe sh- Ars-fsssns
aSi'--i in -. ssvsssss.,e .s Vera 'rus
The -ar ssh savy departments .-"'
ss.u--, ~.'tins ..s their rf-.su''''"'
~, rians
I'll. natY Department. sp-i.y called
pt.,- ,-par, s".sesaIns an unu''la
.iai sisssm-nt that an Nsncsissn
t.s,r had isadSs! on 's,.sms island sat
taken p~ss.ssiaa OF the Ilsh, s"ase
'h-r-s
NduiraI NAV. has r-g-r'si that
90 canon shots yesr heard At Tsm
pic" las, risb' No.'tiesn C"nspi e
\ Miller AMI ;hr vice ,pHsul sr-
ugs ssoard tho C-nec,'iru, Ton "r
sSt,.-u Am.risan. refused 4" irsV"
the city.
First Lieutenant Charles Msj4U".
q < y. retired. Who vent through
tn. Mexican lincs al We're cruz in
the capacity ~ .prresponirr, for q
Washington Ervscsp~r. was arrested
to-day on Tr,urniss 4" Vera 'rus
AdVic. of his arrrs, reached the var
depar'men, from General Funston.
Maixn-'s arrest vas ordered from
washibgiou IN the ground that II
wculd ". difficult satisfactorily &"
explain She presence ef an American
officer within the lines Of ,hvso who
the right Of the tai,r'i '-atcs |
on Mexican soil
Orders had previously gone ON, for
NaiGnc , cease writias newspaper
reported tina, the retired officer had
passed through the Mexican federal
lines. tn. order for his arrest iol-
lowed
lieutenant Maisnc. although re-
tired. still is subject 10 the jurisnic- |
tion of Secretary Garrison. II would
he difficult II not im ,pesiblc to sat
isfy the Mexican constitutionalistl |
commander that the officers pres
.nrr within tho cnmy's lines was in |
his purely civil capacity as a news
pap-r correspondent and no, as =
United States military SPY.
Rear Admiral How ard Of the l'a,i-
iic fleet reported today that the aban.