New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-14
MANY AMERICANS
TO STAY IN MEXICO
Numbers Refuse Brazilian Minis.
ter's Offer of Safe Conduct
TO Vera Cruz.
fBy Gable to The Tribune.l


tBy Cable 10 The Tribunel
Mexico CITY. May ls.-The following
Americans registered at the Brazlhah
Legation to-day as intending to remain IN
Mexico for the present: b. T. Burt MIS-
Burt and son, Miss Pansy Halves Gus
tavo y. Hubp. Mrs May McPhee Hubp'
Juanita Hubp. A. H. Robinson. Eugene
Howard Robinson, Philip c. Best. Re
siding at Irapuato. August G. castle
| owen NJ Castle and Mrs. Emilia Casao'
/ Residing at FL Orc. State OF MEXICO
/ Thomas Casad, II. J. Ald1ch. Mrs Juha
Aldrich. Lisa Harven, Ada Turpin' W. T.
Ford, +. W. Davis. w. f. Layer, O. 4.
Van Mourick, p. l.. IAetz. Henry Bloom
DR.. w. b. Newman and Mrs. Newman,
Albert Hedrick. Mrs. L. J. Buchetu and
Miss Sarah Wynne Bowen. Residing at
Oaxaca, Laura Temple and Clementlha
Butler Residing at Puebla, W. j.. Van
Duzen Residing at Pachuca, Pierre B
Mitchell. Thomas r. Mitchell. Mrs. cara
I b. Mitchell, II. w. Ernewin. Ernest r.
Cummings and Mrs. Cummings, FRANK
T. Moore and Mrs. Moore. Fred *. Nc
Daniels W b. Reid. J. F.. Pettgrew ana
Mrs. Pettigrew, II. +. Albright. Grace T.
Albright, William G.. Albright. Caroline
T.. Albright Frank J. Nickel. Joseph
Sanchez. Emma s. Sanchez, G. p. De
Wolf, William Watson, Claudine Whita-
ker. Charles Muller, Edward Gincbort
NJ G.. sleight and Mrs Sleight Beulah
Neel Godoy. Elizabeth c. Neel, August
I.assner, Emmett V. Cummings, Charles
I,
Mrs Schultz and two children. Albert {.
Savage, Charles Hoyle. f. Mccormack
and Miss Nellie Dean Fernando NaldiVla.
Others registering were: Walter A. Hill,
Mrs. Hi and two children; William ".
Darek. Mrs. Darek and two children;
Miss Julia F. Bourgeois. Miss Marie f.
Bourgeois, Pierre Augustin Bourgeois,
Mrs. Mary Wright Bourgeois. Mrs. Hen
rietta Gulick. T. J. Eddings. James NJ
Hipp, DR.. W. w. Contris. Mrs. Emma
Contris. Miss Marian Contris. l. L. Neill
Mr.. and Mrs Julio Liebers. w. B. john
stone. DR. Frederick Hills, d. Frank
Brown, ]. NJ. Gleason, ir., August Witt
man. Dr.. May Kelly. Dr. j. j. Newell.
James c. Lohse. Or. and Mrs. e. II. Nor
ton. G.. Wilfred Johnson and Mrs. john
son. Mrs. Bessie Files, Oscar Balling. Mrs.
Railing. son and two daughters: G. w.
wilkins. G. II. Mccullough, Miss Jessie G.
Mccullough Miss Virginia c. Mccullough,
Charles H. Mccullough, jr., and S.
Arguelo and daughter.
The Rev. John A. REFS. pastor OF Eng
Ush speaking Catholic residents OF Mex
leo. Fred NJ. Shelton, Ben c. Flowers,
Eta Moran. Lola Moran. Carmen Moran.
Madeline Moran. Mary Moran, Jacob
Maigler. Charles f. Yaeger. W. d. Brock
way Lucina f. Brockway. Frank Brock
way. Daniel Brockway, Richard Brock
way. Robert Brockway. Guadalupe Brock
vav Edward Brockway, John +. Doyle,
Mrs. DOYLE and two children: c. NJ. Hill
and Mrs Hill. r. G. Weston. Juanita Wes-
ton. Carmen Weston. Thomas Weston
Robert Weston, Charles f.. Cummings,
Mrs. Cummings and five children; Miss
NJ P. Lorentzen, G.. y. Chase. Mrs Chase
and daughter: Robert Coombe. W. A.
Frost. A. Gibbons, Albert r. Wores. J. W.
Ashley, ]. r. Fuqua, Marie Eisenhart,
]. p. War;. George w. Bryant Maude d.
Bryant, Jules Albert Endweiss, Nette
Neckel Endweiss. Jules Albert Endweiss.
IT,. Charles Nickel Endweiss. Lucien
Francis Carronche. Emma Gates Car
ronche. Helen Gates Carronche, Joseph NJ.
Sullivan. Frederick James Rendon, resid-
ing at Guanatuato. and James +. Lynch,
residing at Guanajuato
Residing at Guansjuato: Nelson Stew
art McGonigle, Hubert c. Fried, Arthur
G. Fried Miss Bertha Baker Miss Mabel
Conn and John Thiebes At San Marcos
station. Mexican Railway: F. II. Berndt.
At Puebla: G. August Hill. At Maravatio,
state OF Michoacan: +. II. Mcpherson,
| II. c. Hawkins, /. Mortorell. S. Allen
Dyer. D. c. Allison. Frank Comstock, j.
Ramon Gonzales. Alexander +. Dyer, Mrs.
Aimee Robinson, Miss May Stevens, Mrs.
Sadie Halter, Miss Mabel Clark, Miss
Edna Clark Samuel W. Rider, Mrs Kate
G. Rider. Il. II. Jacobs, Mrs. Jennie Rider,
II. w. Gottfried and Mrs. Gottfried, {. A.
Mallory, {. r. Ruedeg. Ellen T. Janeway,
Mrs. Fay Gordon and child, +. d. I,eeper.
Mrs II. c. Eversol A. {. Well. NJ. X.
Well and family. Mrs. Mary ID. Krause,
Ernest Krause. L. S. Raintree. j. A. Alta
mirano and Mrs. Altamirano, J. W. Chris
ten. Mrs. Christen and two sons: Mrs.
4. NJ. L. Coleson Cameron. Mrs. Annie
Thomas Betancourt, Joseph +. Morton,
Morton Campbell, DIR. ". Is. Newman and
Herbert ID. Romero.
Registrations for third special train for
Coatzacoalcos have amounted thus far to
only thirty-six. The Brazilian Minister
SAYS registration must approximate two
hundred before he takes up the matter of
another special train with the authorities.
Meanwhile, some Americans are leaving
by the day train for Vera Cruz. The Bra
lillian Minister is taking up the exorbitant
charges made BY freighters for trunks
from Tejeria to the other side Of the gap
on the Mexican Railway. and will try 10
have uniform tariff charges made for this
service.