Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-29

GGlilo NiAli bhoNlSo9 NaHhh VI
 Entry Maytorena Receives
 Cannon And Endorsements;
 Says Will Attack Again Soon
 Serious complications may arise l from the attempt of General Benja min G. Hill, commander of the con stitutionalist forces at NacO to force 1 the Americans to raise the embargo on beligerants entering and leaving 1 the city of Naco Yesterday through his financial agent of the American side he sent word to the commander of the American forces at Naco that 1 he would hereafter revoke all priv ileges to Americans, and would not allo wthem to cross the border He further stated that he will prohibit ] the shipping of oils and other sup ! plies over the Southern Pacific of Mexico to the cities south of the bor- l der The action may bring on inter national complications and may re- | suit in a strict embargo on all sup | plies, arms and ammunition on the | Mexican border It will assuridly re- suit in Americans with business on 1 the Mexican side attending that bus mess.
 ] The destinction drawn in the mat ! ter is pointed out definitely by many , in close touch with the affairs on the border. The United States. in order l to protect their neutrality, and to ;prevent breaches of neutrality, have kept a strict watch on the men cross ing the border They have allowed all non-combatants to cross but have forced them to have passes They have refused the right of passage over the line to all actually engaged in the Mexican broil.
 Hill now comes back, according to those in close touch, and issues stronger embargo, denying Ameri- cans and foreigners the right of en- try at the Naco port, interfering with business, and other financial affairs of the country. It is, they state, case of reciprosity with an aim in view, rather than an attempt to re- strain the United States from a breach of neutrality. There would be no possibility of this country break ing the neutrality of Mexico
 l MEN
 The statement of the strict em,
 bargo on the Mexican line by Hm
 was first issued from the financial
 agent Later that same agent. J.
 Macias denie dthe statement How
 ever, Perez, the Mexican Constitu-
 tionalist consul at Naco later notified the gov ernment of the United States { officially that the order had been
 issued, and employees of the South
 ern Pacific, who have heretofore .een \ allowed to cross the line freely were
 notified last evening that they need
 not try to cross the line in the
 future.
 Americans in Naco are wild with
 indignation. Yesterday evening they
 stated that the action Is not alone
 uncalled for but is an imposition on the United States, and that some
 actions should immediately be taken
 which will force Hill to withdraw his order and permit all to enter or
 leave the country at win as long as
 they come and go on business. The fate of the cars oi oil now derailed several miles from Naco,
 is also watched closely, and it is understood that since the issuance Of
 the order restricting American goods
 from the Naco port, the Mexicans 3 have also stated through Hin that
 they will dynamite the whole train, 3 destroying the oil which is en route 2 to the furnaces at Cananea. Red"
 Hamilton. the Cananea company agent } last evening stated he has no idea } what the outcome of the case may , bring and that before he crOsset l the line or attempts to cross it to save his cars he win find just where 5 he stands" with Hill and what his chances are for returning.
 Indications for a new battle at } the Naco point of contention are also K surprisingly bright and promising at
 the present time. Yesterday Mayto' rena had received at Nogales from , Guymas sixteen artillery pieces. They . are of the fifty millemeter size. and
 have been used by the gunners who - accompany them for some time. With l the guns in the neighborhoOd of l5,- - 900 rounds of ammunition
 In addition 400 of the old line
 Huerta Federalists soldiers have
 been sent to Nogales to reinforce the
 Maytorena troops. They also arrived n at their destination yesterday. They '- are we'll trained and experienced men n 'of the old Mexican armies of previous 8 wars
 d Maytorena when be had received 0 the men and suns, made public hii