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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18
Notice of Pioneer Irrigation Taxes

The last half of the taxes of the
Pioneer. Irrigation District are now
due and payable at the Office of the
Treasurer in the First National Bank,
linquent after Monday, June p, 1915.
w. p. LYON,
Treasurer and ex-officio Tax Col
lector of the Pioneer Irrigation Dist.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

Walter Griffiths was Boise visitor
Wednesday of this week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

For sale on traders day a grade
holstein COW with twin calves, guar
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

Mr.. Glenn Davis went to his homo
at Fruitland, Monday,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

Mrs. Escott and children called on
MRS Ernest Vasold. Tuesday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-18

June % 100 votes for 1c will be
given on all purchases of Kodaks or
supplies, gum and candy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
TROOPS ON GUARD
AT SLAT0N HOME

ATLANTA. Ca, June 27.-No unto
ward incident occurred to-day al the
suburban homo Of former Governor
John VI. Slaton. and so far as the au.
tforities could learn there were no
further rumors Of attempts az vio-
lence by those opposed to the commu-
tation Of Leo VI Franks death sen
tonce The military guard was main
tanned. however. and there was no in
timation when IL would be with
drawn
Tho former governor tonight said
he would request the Fulton county au-
thorities not To prosecute the 2G men
arrested az his home Saturday. aud
held in the county Jail Re said no
good could come from prosecution.
and that the men probably were di-
rected by persons who had not been
apprehended
Few OF the prisoners have explained
their presence near the SlatOn resi-
dence. Some said they had been fish
ing in nearby stream. while one as
serted he had set out 10 purchase
cattle IN the ncighborhood when the
militiamen stopped his automobile
and arrested him and his chauffeur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
i. s. MAY BE FORCED
TO INTERVENE IN HAITI
DEFINITE PLAN
TO RE0RGANIZE
W. P. 7. ROAD

NEW YORK. June ga definite
plan Of reorganization OF the Wabash
Pittsburgh Terminal railway company
has been formulated and is ready for
submission 10 the bond holders. n was
announced here to-day by the re-
organization committee
The plan gives first mortgage bond
holders six per cent. dividends on the
preferred stock for a cash payment Of
30 per cent Under the plan the
property is retained intact.
The Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal
Railway company was forced into the
receivers hands nearly u years ago.
following the collapse OF George J..
Gould's plan for a trunk line from the
Atlantic 10 the Pacific. II was pro
posed connecting link with the Mis-
souri Pacific and Wabash system.
In the present proposed re-organi-
zation. 10 was announced. the stock OF
the Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal com
pany Will be wiped out. The plan will
create a new corporation with an eX.
tremely low capitalization The r..
organization proposal the committee
further announced has been approved
by the two committees Of first mort.
gage boudholders. the second mort
gage bondholders committee and by
the receiver and some of the largest
depositors OF bonds with the deposi
tory trust companies have already
assured tho committee of their infen.
tion to pay their share of tho cash
requirement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
LITTLE CHANCE FOR
CONDEMNED MEN

Special Dispatch 20 the Intc1Iigenccr
CHARLESTON. W. Va. June 27-
The chances for life of Mat farrell.
OF Acme. William H. Stewart. Of Ron.
ccverte. and William Thomas. Of
Wheeling. who ore under death SEN
tcnce at the pcnitentiarv a. Mounds
terday when Dr l.. y Guthrie. super.
intendent of the Huntington state
Hospital. reported 90 Governor uat.
held that the men are sane
Guthrie made a thorough oxamira
fiOn ~ each of the condemned trio
o. Ia thought the Governor Will po
guided 20 great extent upon tho
Hlienisfs report when hn passes uuon
tho condemned meme petition Tor
clrmrncy Stewart ami Thomar both
negroes have 1ocn sentenced f0 ra
hanged next Friday. and farrell VIII
90 90 tho scanold n week from that
date unless tho Governor infnrrrdea
Stewart was convicted of the mur
der of George Shiroa. chief ~ police
of Woncrycrfo The supreme court
Friday refused to grant bls petition
Tor writ of error aud 9uuerredeas
Thomas will nay tho extreme rr1 o.
~ for thr murder 0f hie wife Ho .rof
Hor to death after an alleged quarrel
over another man. o. i. said. ha nad
been drinking -or several dave before
mo crime
Isrrsn shot Constable s. p Vantr
~ Ffkf8lo. fo death WhlaEoy ana
women. f i4 .aiI were ffa raus, of
hIa downfall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
CONFESSES TO
MURDER PLOT
YOUNG WASHINGTON ATTOR-
NEY MAKES STATEMENT
TO THE POLICE
PrOmisSOry Note For $1,000 Used
As Club And Responsible
For Attempted Murder.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June IA pro
missory note. alleged 20 have been
given by Thomas g. Forney. young at.
torney. Of Washington. - c.. and call.
ing for $1,000 90 bo paid 10 George Nc.
Henry. q walter. providing the latter
succeeded In disposing Of Franklin T.
schneider wealthy candy manufac.
turer. also Of Washington. is believed
By the police here today to have been
tho weapon used by McHenry 10 get
money from Forney on the threat oi
exposure and ro have resulted IN tho
murderous attack upon Nr Schneider
here early Thursday
The attack occurred M the room of
local hotel Nr Schneider was
struck on the head with hammer but
his straw hat doflccfpd tho blow
Later. Forney was arrested near New.
comrr.town. Ohio. at tha home Of a
relative MrlIonry was taken into Gus.
todF hy Tho authoriflr. af Washington
After bHinE brought hero. Forney
who Del s son r..r Jaw of fHs candy manu-
fdrturDr made a Irn.fhy statement fo
the police. which uae sworn tu hy him
confes-InF bis part in tho plot t0 kU
Schneider and imulIcstinE WoUenry
Through tho entire statement how.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
RUSSIANS REPULSED
ON NBUKOWINA FRONT

BERLIN. via London. June 20. ~ 10
m Nusfro German forces on 'hc
Fuk0Nira front have had fu resist
heavy Russian attacks tho last two
days buf these assaults have been re
pulsed everywhere hy tho troops under
Generals P0suzor and Ealun. accord.
IuE f0 the Galirit rorrea uondrnt nf tho
Loksl Ary'IEar Tho Russians in this
region are using artillery much more
freely than Of other uoIufa
The Nuatro NuncsrIana and General
Won LIraInE'n army have made
further advance. uu fhr north bank of
tho Driestrr fho correspondent saws
HD asserts th' Russians succeeded in
gaining Eround temporarily af one
point hu' later were compelled 90
abandon these gains
50 other T0IufH uu tho front tho
armies off Ar.HIukr Joseph Ferdinand
Field Nar-haI Won NHrkrracn and
General UUahu. .Emoui are system.
aticaIF working their way eastward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
ARREST or FORMER MEXICAN
DICTATOR AT FL PASO
YESTERDAY
Came After Three Months Of Is
piOnage-Case To Re Pre-
sented 10 Grand Jury.

WASHINGTON. o. C.. June p.
The United states government
has frustrated FOR the present an
attempt on the part of General
Nictorisno Huerta and his asso.
GATES % launch from, American
territory new revolutionary
movement m Mexico
Detention o. the former Mesi
car dictator, with General Oroz.
20 and others, 20 Ei Paso, to-day
followed nearly three months of
espionage ~ government agents.
The Department o. Justice had
Instructed Unted states Attorney
Camp, % the western district of
TeEas. 20 take into custody these
r1cn who, seemingly. we're enoaasd
IN violation Of American neutral
~ laws which FORBID the recruit.
ing 81 men. the purchase Of SUD
plies therefor and the oraaniyin1
of military expedition on the
soil of the United states 20 be
used in operations against q oeo.
pie with which this country is az
peace
mr. Camp was ordered 20 place
hefore grand jury - e. Paso
Immediately ali the evidence ~
his possession IN order that indict.
rnents rsy Be returned against
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
THIRTY-TWO SPEEDERS
TO BE ARRESTED TO-DAY

FAIRNONT " Va June q
Constable NIrhanla and Wuaaol
mounted ON motorcycles armed with
stop ustrhra Ind with haIf mile
course measured along tho newly
improved country roads today secured
tho names Of h.rty.fwo automobile
drivers and The numbers of their cars
which are charged with violating the
state speed law % 2O miles an hour
warrants FOR their arrest ~ the thir.
fytwo men and they VIII then b. or.
rested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
SITUATION IN THE LITTLE RE
PUBLIC Is CONSIDERED
RIOUS.
Present Revolution Not Believed
To BE DangerOuS-United States
To Uphold President sam.

WASHlNGTON. June q -- Turnu.
lent conditions IN Haiti have reached
such point that the United States
government Notwithstanding the at
tontion demanded by its relations
with European belligerents. is giving
serious consideration 10 the formu-
lation OF an entirely new policy 10
ward tho little island republic.
Paul Fuller. Jr, who was sent by
President Wilson 10 Haiti with pie
nary powers to negotiate a treaty
placing the collection Of customs cIl-
ties in that country under the control
~ the American government a. was
done some time ago by the Domint.
can republic has now submitted a
lengthy report This shows that the
Haitien government did not want 10
enter into such a treaty but made
counter proposals which are not re.
garded a. likely 20 lead 10 settle
ment Of disturbances on the island
Before President Wilson lert TOR
Cornish he talked AZ length with sec.
retary Lansing about the situation
and ~ was determined for the nerr
week or two to await the outcome oi
tho military situation IN the vicinity
pi Cape llaitien Officials think the
latest revolutionary movement under
Dr Bobo b. not strong enough 10
overthrow the existing government.
President sam has been recognized
by France. Italy and Germany. but
The Inited States ha4 been with
holding recognition until some ar.
ranremcnt could bo made which
would stabilize conditions
should th" revolutionary movement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
YAQUI VALLEY
is NOW QUIET

WASHINGTON June q - Officers
from American varshius or tho west
coast OF Mexico have made an auto.
mobile trip fhrouFh Yaqu valley. hnd-
Ing an quiet with tho American
ranches recently threatened hy raidinE
Indians garrisoncd hy Sonora state
troops
IN message to tho navy depart
mcnf to-day reporting the tour. Ad-
miral Howard said that with Tho SOL
diers on guard crops harvested and
'he rainy season setting in. the In
d.sns probably would giyo no moro
trouble Details Of the motor trip
we're not given out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
GETS BIG ORDER
FOR MUNITIONS

NEw YORK. June CO Wilson W.
Butler vice president Of tho Canadian
steel FuurdrIra. limited and tho Can.
adIsn Car and Foundry company. who
arrived hero TODAY from Liverpool. ON
tho steamship Philadelphia. declared
that while abroad hc closed a contract
ln Pctrograd Tor I've million artillery
shells which ho asserted o. one of tho
largest contracts ever granted hy Rus
sia Tor foreisn made ammunition The
shells win Be Manufactured in Canada
and VIII he delivered 10 the order Of
tho Russian government at Canadian
ports
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men the general talked freely on mis-
cellaneous subjects. but declined 10
discuss Mexican affairs from any
angle.
Il did not intend TO enter Mexico"
he said. Perhaps I may return al
some future time. but not in less than
FIVE years"
Word Of Huerta's arrival spread
rapidly and in short tine the streets
around the federal building were
jammed with an excited. eager
throng
Fearing possible disorders or in.
jury TO General Huerta by enemies
from Mexico. Mayor Lee secured per
mission OF federal and army authori-
ties to transfer Huerta and General
Orozco to Fort Bliss during their de-
tention.
HUerts cheered
Shouts OF viva Huerta!" cheers
and hand clapping greeted the Gen
eral as he walked from the federal
building TO the automobile that car
ried him to Fort Bliss
After the formal charges issued on
instructions from the United States
district al San Antonio. had been
filed. the accused we're taken before
George Oliver. United States commits
sioner and their bond approved and
their hearing fixed for Thursday. July
!. Surety was furnished BY Isaac and
/ Frank Alderete. Max MOye and Ru-
dolfo Cruz.
General Huerta was driven 10 the
home of his daughter. Mrs Luis
Fuentcs. Orozco was taken 10 the
home OF friends
Release Causes Stir.
The release OF the Mexican leaders
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28

Ell PASO Texas June 27-Charges conspiracy
revolution against friendly country filed today
VcoranO Huera former president
arrest at Newman ~ NJ by federal officers Similar
fled against General Pascu Oroo who
time Huera released tonight $4,000 bond
fixed at $500 and ne also released
Instead Of being enthusiastic welcome
of whom had gathered the border General Huera
FL Pso custody Of federal officers under
States troopers.
The former Mexican and General
the customs house here and later Bliss
held until their bonds had been provided
question denied he had intended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
NEW RAILROAD TO
CHARLESTON PROPOSED

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. June 81
General George ". curtin and MS
son. Harry II. Curtin. mead Of one OF
the largest lumber combines IN tho
state located a. Curtin, are behind n
movement 20 build railroad - miles
in length 10 bind Summosville and
Charleston by rail The railroad
would run through the timber land
OF the Gauley Coal and Land Com
pany for distance Of about - miles.
That company has refused 10 grant
rights Of way but 2 committee mas
been appointed by Judge Jake Fisher
TO view the proposed rights Of way
with a view Of condemnation
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ninduem alcs
Rumna inou
o the adyhh Snrou
y o o O
he enouto toefust
he made
probably will u
Cek desires"
NJ Premier resur
n scarcely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
ONE KILLED, FIVE
HURT IN WRECK

PITTSBURGH r1. June 27-r. y.
Heron. AGED 70 "a conductor. was
KILLED. and fyr other persons injured
near Narshalsos. late today. when a
locomotive and caboose loft the
track Tho cabooso rolled down a U.s..
foot cmbankment into creek W j.
Ecof. a brakeman was infernallv tn.
iuref and his condition o. serious
Tho wreck occurred ON the CHARTERS
branch of the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
Chicago a ST. Louis Railway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
HATFlELo GOING HOME

Special ri.Hnfrh fa ff. frtsfur.rr.-
CffARLESTON vs. Va June 90 .
Governor Hatfield was in BIuofefd fo.
dav where DO spoke at 81. NJ G. a.
meeting Returning tho governor VIII
stop N at his home 8f Eckman. Nc
uowelI county. and will got back TO
Charleston. Touaday
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wAsHiNGToE. June a7.-rorsoas.s
west virEinia-Fair monday AL
Tuesday
Tuesday probably showers vest; fair
sasf
Ohio--Fsir norm showers south Mon.
fay Tuesday fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
UNITED STATES FRUSTRATES.
NEW HUERTA REVOLUTION

anyone guilty o. an intent 20 VIC.
late American neutrality laws.
Apart from any consideration Of
policy which the Washington qov.
eminent may have IN mind for
the settlement % the Mexican
problem. the Department OF Jus.
tee has the fuli sympathy of the
Department of State In snforetna
the neutrality laws When A.
sistant Attorney General Warren
called 20 the attention o. Secre
tary Lansing the fact that Gener.
~ Huerts and his supporters ap
peared % be ready 20 set afsot an
armed expedition into Mexico.
Mr. Lansing indicated that this
was subject for the Department
of Justice 20 handle. and the ar.
rests were ordered forthwith
Caused Sensation
Tho Development st El pasp cause I'd
} sensation In Mexican quarters hero
both tho Cararze and villa avansica
uInE atafmen'a rejoicing that f1f
nIed Sfafcs had checked am srnr.
ln The part Of tho so.callrd raacfi0rary
nfrrcfe io REGAIN control OF MEXICAN
Affairs Both a1rnciea bad repeatedly
rallied fo the attention ~ fHc state de
1armcuf Tho movement. of tho
.luerta group. although fodav'a action
J. was said Hf the state department
vas entirely ON tho Initiative of fh,
department of Justice.
while Officials were rrfIrrnf o. M
he probable development Of fHs
-ssc against General fIuera. Do va,
Indicated that the United states
would retain in bee custody FOR the
present at least The mon whose over
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To Motor over.
General Huerta had planned 10
leave the train at Newman and motor
20 miles 10 FL Paso. accompanied by
Major Luis Fuentes and General Oroz.
co. who had been one Of his most ac-
i've commanders in the fighting
against the Constitutionslists. That
portion of his plan was carried out.
hui his party was augmented by the
addition Of the federal officials and a
detachment of the Fifteenth United
states cavalry.
The cominr Of General Huerta "a
Fl Paso had been predicted here. but
he news % his detention came as a
surprise TO the public.
Late last night federal officials
learned that General Huerta was
travelling toward III Paso. Zack Cobb
collector OF customs AT RI Paso. act
ing for the State Department assist
ID by Clifford Beckham. OF Fort
Worth. special agent for the Depart
mont Of Justice. arranged To meet the
train at Newman. y VI. accompa
MED by q small force OF federal on
GERS and 25 cavalrymen from Fort
bliss. under Colonel George Morgan
The troops being used as an escort
and guard against disorders on the
drive through the city.
Placed Under Arrest.
Huerta reached Newman Al s 40
a. m. and readily agreed 20 the re.
quest that he and General Orozco ac.
company them 10 the customs office
in III Paso for a conference The gen.
cral was informed that he was being
placed under arrest. nut was 10 be
given every courtesy AZ their guest
on the drive 10 the city
I'm a brief chat with newspaper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
NEW ATTACK
ON WARSAW
RUSSIANS RETREATING
NORTH AND SOUTH
OF LEMBERG.
England Convinced War VIII Be
Long One-German Forces
Cross Dniester.

LONDON. June %. $50 p. m.-The
Russians are again retreating in
Galicia both TO the north and south of
Lemberg. and in Poland the Germans
have launched another attack against
warsaw in the form OF a drive from
the north through Przasnysz.
The new blow at the Polish capital
has been preceded by terrific ar
tillery action. The fact Is recorded bv
the Russians themselves. but IL is too
early TO say whether IL means a ser.
ious offensive. the first clash having
developed bayonet encounter. ~
result OF which neither side records.
Berlin and Vienna do not make ref.
erence TO the conflict i'm this region.
conhning their statements 10 the
Galicisn situation where victories are
claimed in various sectors.
What Is more important the Ger
mans claim that the Teutonic forces
have crossed the Dniester northwest
of Halicz and have driven the Russians
some miles into the hills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
Enters Town I'm Custody
OF Federal Officers and
Guard of i. s. Troops
GEN. PASCUAL OROZCO ALSO PLACED UNDER ARREST ON
SIMILAR CHARGE BOTH MEN HELD UNDER HEAVY
BOND WHICH Is FURNISHED BY RESIDENT MEXICANS.

ARREST OF TWO MEN CAUSES SENSATION-COMING OF
HUERTA WAS EXPECTED IN TEXAS TOWN But NO INK
LING OF HIS PROPOSED DETENTION WAS KNOWN
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MOTORED INTO PASO WITH OFFICERS AND SUBMITTED
QUIETLY TO REMOVAL TO FORT BIISS-DENIED ANY
INTENTION TO GO OVER INTO MEXICO
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Further Raids Not Expected.

The Mexican troops now garrison
all tho farms On tho valley and no
further raids are expected as the rains
have set I'm
tn" settlers all express deter
mination TO remain and Grht the In
dians. ~ necessary.
n H. reported that General Nav.
torous has ordered hi troops not 10
take tho offensive against the Indians
The authorities az MaTailan. a. is
said, detained commission from
Lower California representing a neu-
trail faction. who were ursing peace.
until they announced allegiance 20
Carranza
The military commsudant at Ia
Par has placed all civil officers OF
tho neutral faction under arrest.
awaiting the arrival OF the carranza
gunboat Guerrero
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
Will BE long War.

Not since the war began has the
English public been so convinced that
II VIII he long one. Those who took
this view months ago were called
pessimtsts. but now Il IL generally ad-
mitted that the Russian armies must
hght Tor months TO come. under tre-
mcndous Disadvantages. and that in
the meantime the much heralded big
general movement on the western
front must be indefinitely postponed.
while the entente powers thoroughly
reorganize their methods.
While the campaign for munitions in
Great Britain is Al It's height II must
be assumed that Germany is training
every fiber TO the same end and calling
into play her inventive skill. so as 10
increase the deadly mechanisms Of war
10 offset the inevitable and terrible
drain on her men.
The present concensus OF opinion
among military writer's in London H.
that Germany intends further 10 press
her eastern victories with another bat
tering ram stroke toward Warsaw in
an endeavor To seize that city and the
whole line OF the Nistula
The line OF offensive now directed
from the Przasnysz region Is along
the valleys OF the Omulew and Orzyc.
tributaries Of the river Narew. which
flows across northern Poland and joins
the bend Of the Nistula above Warsaw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-28
YAQUIS TAKE
YOUNG GIRLS
BAND OF 200 SANAGES RAID
MINING TOWN OF SAUZE
AND LOOT PLACE
Line Up Inhabitants and Force
Them To Strip Then Carry
on Much Loot Including Girls.

GlANMAS Mexico. June -. - Try
Radio Co san Diego. CALI -Adviccs re-
ceiNcd here to-day 10y messenger from
tho interior stat, that 200 Naqui In
dians raided IN" mining toGu of Sauze.
100 miles inland from Guaymas. as
semhlcd the 500 inhabitants and
stripped every one naked. while u do
tail guarded tho gathering. others
looted th" town. packing everything
portable ON mules
When th. raiders departed. they
took with them four younr girls 40
casualties are reported
The Indians approached the town
mounted. With flourish Of burles and
rum" Of drums Tho inhabitants as
sumcd they we're body of troops
approaching to protect them and of.
f"r"d no resistance
Captain Ashley Robertson. Of the
United States cruiser Colorado. and
Major William y NcK,lycy. OF tho
Marine corps. accompanied by three
other Officers. motorcd through the
American settlement IN the Yaqui
valley 10 investigate conditions. They
found everything quiet The settlers
have built harricados of hags of grain
around their houses and all houses
are looPholcd
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