Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-21
TWO BRITISHERS 1
SEEKING BENTON /
REPORTED SLAIN
Friends Fear Lawrence and
Curtis We're Executed Like
Other EngIishman.
MEXICANS FIRE ON u. S.
SOLDIERS AT Ell PAS0
All Nations Aroused by Killing
OF Foreigner at Villas
Hands.


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/ cnrtis VIC arc e.,1s.1 ,a,41i1'i' n@illssa
i disanaearss. i, r,,,.,.zg " lave
bev want ), sea,.e',' - -, "lls'ef
Benton f5s B-itis,, - - illlain
/ bv rate1s -. -. leu
+ have be,., 80, linus y
~ .,., -, - 'ziiee ana tur-
= i-iis isiiiiieh' ana. according TO
s7aiilhsl stewart another Engish-
man, the two went to IBarez -
Wednesday when fear far the saf.tx
i of Benton uas firs4 axarass,,, e.
art nov. fsarg +t,+ -. - =.
~. 49,. -. issf sae Deneon<
sii0t5
Lawrence. curtis and Benton.
! stewart said esterday. attended an
English school in which the prttfzt
+ ambassador. sir ceeiI e.,,-,,,.-- ~,
was 49,. 80. - ? i.tss-
sa'a that kiehard hoeiies-
Ter aholher hnglishman. a refugee
here from Tepic Mexico. had received
+ = telegram stating that Harry c,t,a ~,
beriaifi. SAID 10 bes, r.,.:,ss,, ,.,,,e.,s.,.
agent ,,.o,,la = : 's's'
eonnectjon Win, ~ - 'asA Quay N
t5l44@
sidering a trip to the border
i Bauch Also Disappears.
Stewart said he was s,1a,., -
fortune n - -.
/ -. .......,,. IN ien1d -
- - 'ii'e's on,eF' stA ielt ann be-
cause ne could not get his salary
He came here to seek service with
j Villa, but made no application when
he says, he found that others alrestdzy
unpaid for three months.
Gustaye Bauch. who vas on trial
Tor Deing SPY. o 50 disappeared In
sus-iel touay. fhomas D. Edwards.
- S9lasui a 5lsafsz, saad that
,9, ven l.it'ians OF oaucn went 70 Aassr
~. ,.,,.' - ~i'n 2sNe,ns ana 1000 nc vas
- - ~ ssii Mllefe ne mas oeen
-, 90 siiscf aast sun
~ 49, llas iiai Was oelIaS heid
g 49, numerous toqax thaf
ass sSn Will -ss shot, Lvnss.l ID
-. - z soiiilueiie ~, e,ial baueh MS
- - 70 ei1lisiaIA.s.' - ae
- :. au uss'afe e'1ls nofHf
- - aessfa
; 80. -, ! - q9oteo fees, enafess
W. Us ga nol ai e Ee
~, tt,.so ss5,,. ), os'en rln e
IL f-Aso' ieH-, req. IA sguau
oA seio3srs OF Troop n 4 A1rteFasa
1aFalrs, n9d a orusn Win q score nf
| more OF heAieans last nlght dur1aE
winch fifteen or twenty shots were
Hired, one Mexican wounded and two
taken prisoners. Captain Harry IL
II Cootes. of Troop y. had received
i word that filibusterefs might at
/ tempt to rush the h8rnacks where his
detachment is housed on the OUT
] iii :
arms and ammunition and was on
4 the watch
| ,.,
"pe"
Corporal Jensen first noticed the
! presence o. the Mexicans IN an alley.
| He called upon them to give an ac-
COUNT Of themselves ana was greeted
y a snoe q lspineu leu. Mlln 4 puaas4
mo mo ~ si1sse aisu va tuicAts TIN
lSlc Gee Ds so.,.s ., llis soiiiruss; ,,,,l VINO
alsu siiot al tiie " 80 'is- 1ne iaeee.
returned a le~ shots ana dlsappeared
IN me darkness Ihe troopers plr-
sued, put an put TWO escaped. Inc
wounded man escaped, but hobbaed
to a hospital to have the bullet taken
from his leg. The incident occurred
near the river in district known as
| Hart's mill.
WASHINGTON. Feb 21--Attention
of all the world powers inter ested in
day upon the investigation into the
killing Of William S Benton. the
British ranohman. by General Villa
at Juarez.
Secretary BrNan and Cecil SPRING.
Rice. the British ambassador were
awaiting efhelal reports with detaiis.
and pending that deNeiopnent the
SITUATION apparently was uhcnaLigeas,
6reat brltalh nsual atutuae'
TOWARD tht treatment OF hsf suogsse7
ION case MIN NOR NOR man II 9iplnary qla m
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TOMS, were unheard from increased