New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-01

wife and three children. and w. f. Din
klns and Mrs. II. G. DinNins have left
Mexico City for Puerto Mexico The son
OF Ralph Smith, OF Jacksonville, Fla. has
arrived at Vera Cruz, and Is said TO have
left for the United States. Mrs. L. l..
Lamar is reported to be in Jaiapa. Carlos
Lamar has arrived in Vera Cruz. 5. M
Emery and wife. c. NJ. Grigsby, j. r.
Kuuz, Charles G. Dupar. Claudia Hag-
gard. r. W. Lee. w. l.. Walker and WIFE,
William A. Parker and wife, William r.
L. Parker, w. b. Parker. Mrs. Fay Par
ker, Mrs. Betty Parker. Hal Brennan
L. L. Townsend. w. A. Wayland and Jay
Fry are all safe.
Consul General Bucklin, at Guatemala,
was instructed by tho state Department
to-day 10 furnish food. transportation
across the country and ship passage to
New Orleans for 100 American refugees
now on their way 10 San Jose. Guatemala,
from Salina Cruz. on the Mexican Pacific
coast
Consul Hanna, at Monterey, reported
that order has been restored In that city
s.nce It's occupancy by the Constitutional
lists, and that business was being resumed
No Americans were killed in the fighting.
Guy Sawyer received slight wounds, from
which he is recovering.
Consul Canada advises that Burton
Wilson. who was taken off Charge
O'Shaughnessy's train at Lavilla and sent
back, is reported safe in Mexico City.
The consular district of Durango has
been canvassed by Consul Hamm for
Americans. and he reports there are hity
In Durango, fourteen in Torreon and six-
teen others scattered. Ninety-one Ameri-
cans, comprising the entire Mormon col
only at Bavispo, have arrived safe at
Arlz.. Consul slmptch. at
Nogales. reported.
Brownsville. Tex. April So.-Twenty-
seven American refugees reached
last night from Monterey en-
route 10 their homes in the United states
The party includes ]. c. Townsend and
wife. Racine, WIS; NJ T. Montgomery,
y. x. Archer, Youngstown,
Ohio; J. L. Jones. wife and child, Omaha,
Neb., and O. p. Thomas and wife, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Montgomery. who was superintendent
of tramways for the Monterey Railway,
Light and Power Company, says he was
sentenced to be shot at o'clocl. on tho
morning of April "a Fifteen minutes
before the time set for the execution the
rebels entered the city and his guard
ted Montgomery was accuse OF having
aided the rebels.
San Diego Cal, April SO.-With $50 refu-
gees from various ports on the west
coast Of Mexico on board, the auxiliary
cruiser Glacier passed San Diego to-day
bound for San Francisco.
Sixteen refugees from Mazatlan ar
arrived here to-day on the United States
collier Justin. Eleven were landed, the
others going to San Francisco. Those
landed here were A. hchtenwaller and
WIFE Henry Cohen. wife and son; Jacob
Months, wife and son; G.. ID. Kislingburry,
G. w. Beach and II. Haker.
Conditions at Mazatlan were reported
serious. with the rebels investing the
town and the water supply inadequate.
Galveston. Tex, April SO--Galveston
welcomed the 40 refugees released to-day
from quarantine on board the battleship
Connecticut, which brought them here on
Sunday from Vera Cruz and Tampico.
Guatemala City, April S0.-A large num-
Der OF refugees of all nationalities from
Salina Cruz and tho Isthmus Of Tehuan-
tepec arrived yesterday on board the Eng
fish steamer Acajuta at san joss, small
Guatemalan port on the Pacific.