Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-02

cans were leaving that the Mexican
and silver mines and work them IT.
self.
The refugees include most Of the
important business men Of western
Mexico. They were forced to close
their places of business or turn them
over to Mexican employees. Before
the Americans left confiscation of
their personal property by police and
military authorities was commenced.
When the anti-American outbreak
occurred Governor del Gadillo, OF
Colima, announced that no Americans
would be allowed to leave that state
and that all would be sent into the
interior as hostages. 1t required the
combined efforts of the British, Ger
man andsFrench conSuls there to OBJ
tain permission for the Americans TO
depart and Del Gadillo then issued
an order that all must be out of the
state within forty eight hours from
noon on April %. The British con-
sular representative in Guadalajara
was informed that any Americans
remaining and refusing to become
! Mexican citizens would be regarded
as spies and treated accordingly.
The refugees arriving on the Marie
from Manzanillo include: Daniel
earns, wife and five children, New
York; o. NJ. woodward, Richmond,
Md: Michael Slattery, wife and two
children. Philadelphia; Grace White,
Columbus, o.; DR.. G. F. Purnell, Bal
timore. Md; DR.. John w. Oberton,
Sweetwater, Tex; F. j. Goyd, wife
and five children, Poughkeepsie. N.
Y; DR.. Walter Kline, wife and two
children, Dayton, o.; Frank L..
Thompson, Houston. Tex; Thomas
Johnson, Silver City, N. M; Nell
Trumbull, Laredo, Tex; L. c. Groce,
wife and two children, Laredo, Tex
r. S. Burdette, wife and one child;
Galveston, Tex: Upton B. Coulter,
San Antonio, Tex: A. w. Earnest,
San Antonio. Tex; Rev. Henry d.
AYES, wife and son. Seabrook, Tex.
Ernest Fuchs, Edith, Clementina,
Carlotta Fuchs. Seabrook, Tex. C.
S. Russell, wife and two children,
Boston; DIR. J. Hunter, New York;
Sechu, Parkersburg, Va; ]. A. Ogle-
tree, San Antonio, Tex; ]. E. Wiley,
Osburne, Md; P. N. Broader, New
York; R. B. Degross, Austin, Tex.
Neil Kinross. Austin, Tex; H. H.
Sawyer, Philadelphia; s. b. Mosby,
Richmond, Va; c. B. Adams, New
York; w. II. Mackay, New York;
Mrs. F. R. Davis and daughter, New
Orleans; Alice Gleason, Tepsfield,
Mass; R. NJ. Lane. wife and four
children, Eagle Pass, Tex; S. r. NJ.
Jones, Fort Worth, Tex; H. E. Craw-
ford and wife, New York Mary E.
Martin and daughter, Albemarle, La
H. III. Putnam and wife, Cleveland,
o.; Louis b. F'ritts and wife, Spring
dale, Ark; J. w. Gibson, New York;
Arthur B. Brewer. wife and two chill
dren, Boston: DR.. S. J. Fuller, Little
Rock, Ark; Henry O'Neall, wife and
one child. no address; E. p. Sheldon,
Boston; Mrs. M. Davis, Forth Worth,
Tex; Jesus Miranda, Fort Worth.
Tex: w. o. French, Mrs. j. NJ.
French, San Antonio, Tex.
The following did not give their
home addresses:
Americans-J. w overton, j. H.
Calf, w. G. Beberling, S. Whittier,
p. w. Bickford, W. McKinna, J. E.
Barron, o. A. Keller and wife, John
Black. A. j. Jones and wife. c. T.
Berns, r. H. Leadely, A. C. Strauss,
James Seaman, P. c. Davis, w. E.
Pomeroy. Mike Ferret, wife and four
children; w. d. Gaddes, r. NJ. Stad-
den, wife and two children; E. f.
Pourade, wife and two children.
Germans-A. Stoll and wife. F. Fl.
simpson and w. II. Simpson.
In addition there were s&s Chinese.