The chronicle=news., 1914-04-28


to prsssni mob violence. All Ao<st-
ssss Al the Hsri~sAA Hsaseso. ia
siaaiss anpesiaiesasst ", ". Ray
sr. we're lskes 10 cssAOsa asA heia-
cossai Canada ssid be expected as
other isAiaissa Of Americans fFos
Mes leo City 10 resxh vess csss to-
day. lie had NO isfevnaiiaa as 10
the Anssissss si Tsshuess. sss nsta
those detailed ~ OsiasbA Ssss ss-
resseA sAIeA fss,
Cosssii Canada further ssSasteA
the TsiirasA s<iuses vess crss ssS
Msstrc city is being sspiliy -
Arsyss hssvsss rsjssis ss1 the
capital, TIE ties ~ese bsiaS bsras1
ssa the rails tasse% - eass ss1
carried away.
rs rsassl ahn sesasssA ~ hsa
rsrsissA assurances fsoo the hssSiir
ha aiaissss II Nssisa city that
~ Aa<sirsss hare ssse killed -
vsse il aAss<s. OF oces iopsssoosd.
except ees q Asas csli~ssss. she
~ss delivered ss the judicial ssshssi-
ties. -ssas ssoaf kssiss he<s Ieasa
|of AiS eaeaivsser ~ish tho srsoia-
sineissA..
cesssi haarksr reported ctsAsa
lassfisso Dtag n so1pisssiy deserted
the ssd~suis kssiss sssspslsa 10 ~
s.iis after . sssss- defeat ~ he
carsssA fssseAs
f~o feAssai srssssh asA shsss
enaaaaAs uke vssv Assss haek -
eossaisssiosslis1s fspS The ssasAsss
psss of Nssso t~sa sss sissopsaae
U cross The rstisa neasss, sae6ss
ahosi sAisU 0iisa shpyp Lsss6A
Tssas. sSsosAisg 70 Q sesas 6aeast-
a~ss s-toss Today.
II y sspeu.sA here thai ihsss To-.
sssis asv tssS q The ss00an1 whieh
A,saaiisA Nssse Lars1e . fsv tays
asn uAes u uas fsasuA uAsg vssh
aessruy The iasss.assesal hsiAss ~
,vesa lhs Mssteaa sevu ~ LAes1e.
1ssaA Tier stlssvarAs lesl ter ths
snsiA 10 je,a eshee tssseai ~ssss
sappessa 10 ~ s,ytas tssvssa Hsssq
Laredo saa NostsseJ. 4
TIE sssas0est lsse1A osossoa
rsssaea's ssSsss ~. vas hts1sssA
il iss peussso ssvarl vssa csus ~
Asss eoslsssseas q hassaessA 1Asse
~sa 10 damage 10 The asehisssy q
The tsasapses. ~ sa4.
iAssAe. Tssas. Apssl 3s.-Nssisas
t~Ass.is resseaiiss sFo0 Nssve Lass-
10 ssvss Ayssniaias shs toF1ss city.
lssl . trail q 1ssssuesioa bshis1
then. sccss1lag . . tsala eso0ls-
~ assivias hsee te1ay wtlh ths
eAasAsaao trssV ssaias uss1 ~ ths
fslssais - shsls slisAt. TAs town.
a aas chea aaA Ia Jasisa vsss co.,
p,sts,y destroyed. The rsSosss1. asl
| The iahahieaais have sls1 % she hilia.
rhs ssAal coaMaaAee u Hssso
LAsvAo. io1ay svposssa 10 The Asssr.
kaa anskoetaiss here that ehs fe4sssi
srunss ~ho o. fts4ay ev.ssaisa the
,o~a wvee tf,iae 10 rsseh the Rio
0s.sde ahove i.afrao. uaitsl Ssaiss
ssuosa u Nissss ~~se oe1srsd 70 b.
o. the alert. Army officials say
sushiss had bcra sea os the fedsr.
als si aoos.
"a Psso. Texas. April 3s.-rrspar
raitpas were made to1hy 70 usoss
tausedlsiciy the $500 Nsxjeaa feA.
eral prtspaen ialssasd q taost Is,iss,
10 Fort Wiasaie. y. ~. Troop traiss
hAvr heea rvqa,silioae1. Ths As1i.
cen prisoness will bc escorted 10 their
nr~ qusrters BY tho firss baitalioa Of
the Twraiirth infsairy. which will
turn them over 10 the troops from
Fort Meade. &. D.. which will form
ihsls pernancnt guard. On their ar
rival al Fort winsatc the rrisoacrs
will bc put TO work On the cousarue.
tIoa Of tho storkadc they will occupy.
A irainioad Of refugees which ar
rived today from Durango. Torrsoa
and Chihushua. Mexico. reported
that quiet prevailed throughout the
districts through which they passsd.
| They declared that Theodore Hamm,
Jniicd States consul Al Durango. had
left Torrcon. which b also uadsr hss
jurisdictioa. with them hut had turn
cd back to Durango. The refugees
said they believed he had heard Of
Americans In the mountains who had
not been warned to. leave tho coun-
try.
The report that salsillo had been
occupied BY rebels under General
fraacisco Cos. which has been 70
ccivcd hero from chihuahua II dis
credited BY constitutionslists AGENTS
here. They declare Cos has oniy
about $500 men. while the federal