The Washington times., 1914-03-09

together with three of his servants
near Cuernaraca.
r. II. Ferguson, of San Francisco,
a member OF Troop +, Third United
States cavalry, killed by bullet fired
over the border.
Two unidentified men. killed May
9. 1911. in Ell Paso by stray bullets
fired by federals and rebels.
DIR. r. c. Clarke. Taylorsville, Ill,
shot dead in Mexico City May z,
1911. by a partisan Of General Diaz.
John r. Lockhart, Scotts City,
Mo-, mining engineer, killed by ban
dts in Durango. in November. 1911.
r. n. Mered tn. Troy, Ohio. struck
by bullet in the Porter Hotel. dur
the bombardment in Mexico City in
February.
Mrs. Percy Griffith. legs shot off
during bombardment in Mexico City.
A. E. Thomas. murdered by BAN
dts while protecting wife and seven
children near EoSa!es. Sonora,
March 10, 1912.
Robert Huntington. railroad switch
man, shot without cause near Aqua
Prieta, April 13. 1911.
J. c. Edwards, native OF virginia,
shot to death while accidentally
Within rebel lines near Aqua
Prieta, April 13, 1911.
Stepson of J. n. Foster, Of New
ark, N. j.. killed at Alamo. southern
part Oh CdnlOTnld, i'll June. 1911, pe-
cause he had professionally treated
woman insurgent a few days be-
fore.
John Hartling. Douglas. Ariz.. q
Germar-American citizen, hanged
near Nogales by rebels under Oroz-
CO, in July, 1912.
John Hertling, Douglas. Ariz.. a
friend of Hertling, hanged at the
same time.
John Camp. killed near the United
States immigration station, in FL
Paso. May 8, 1911, when the rebels
attacked JuareZ.
Antonio Garcia, killed IN FL Paso.
May g. 1911, by stray pullet fired by
rebel.
Clarence II. Cooper, acting super
intendent, throat cut with a knife
and robbed at Pearson, August =,
1913
Graham Taylor, at Aguas Calientes.
Englislman; robbed. stripped; an
Unknown American killed on same
road two days before, August, 1913.
Taylor died. leaving wife. American,
at twenty-eight Letter from II. c.
Bateman, Laredo Tex.
Cumbre Tunnel Victims.
Victims of the wrecked train in the
Cumbre Tunnel, just prior to Febru-
ary 9-American: Thomas or Theron
hcHy, AfIltilSdh, SNtia ptsSShSSi
conductor, said to nave been tine con
OF the Rev. Bernard Kelly. OF I'm
poria, Kan, who was once chaplain
Of the United States Congress.
II. F. Mauders, Superintendent OF
the express service on the Mexico
Northwestern; was native OF
Woodland. Cal, where he has a
father living. A brother lives in
Oroville, Cal.
Lee Williams. assistant to the
commtssary, manager at MADEIRA,
twenty-five, the son of l.. Ii. Will
Jams. of Philadelphia.
John ia Webster. conductor; lived
in FL Faso for six years, and leaves
a family including a widow and
two sons, who reside in Hadlock
place. orchard Park. He also has
relatives in Indiana.
l.. J. McCutCheon, engineer.
NJ. j. Gilmartin. superintendent
Northwestern Railroad system.
Bernard Scofield, terminal super
intendent in Juarez.
J. 1. Morris. roadmaster OF the
JuareZ division. whose father. q.
H. Morris, is also said to pe en-
ployed on this div ision.
James Burgess. brother of Mrs.
Brooks, said to have been a pas
senger on the train. Address un-
known.
Mrs. Lee Carruth and five chill
dren, of Union Star. Mo-. en- route
to join Mr.. Carruth, stationary
engineer at MADEIRA.
Other Victims.
Alfred Olcott. now of Los An
geles, shot in sonora recently. with
his partner. in defending the lat-
ter's wife and daughter from out
rage.
Clemente Vergera.
Gustav Bauch.
William Benton. English.
Claims for injuries sustained oy
shots fired across the American
boundary line by soldiers and revo-
lutionists on the Mexican line:
Adolfo Varela, Ell Faso, Tex. 5000
Virginia Moorhead, FL PaSo.... 5000
Abundio Soto, FL Paso.......... 400
Edwin G.. Heaton, FL Paso.... 2.0O)
Cecilia Griffiths. Il Paso....... 1900
A. r. Chandler, FL Paso. 12,0OO
Emma Larson. Douglas. AriZ.. 1.0U
Elmer +. Grove, of Douglas.
Francis +. Williams. Douglas.
AriZ. ............-......-.. 5.uD
John w. Keate. Douglas........ 1900
Joseph w. Harrington. Doug
las, AriZ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900
William r. White, Douglas,
hrfZ. .-......-...---...-..-.. 700