Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-20
|GREASER'S CLAD
 IN KHAKI IN RAID
Rrmed Men Wearing Uniforms of ES. Soldiers Special Targets of
 knditS Who Murder and Plunder ! Passengers in Texas.

WClo O1 1/uAS HS A1 Ieooo, ASuuSA fhe self-styled Texas revolution, night perpetrated the the most ttacular and bloodiest train rob- of many years in the Southwest, lmito, seven miles norm of here. mixed race hatred with robbery. a result, two men are dead to- another dying and four wounded let's caused all except two of the alties.
 le wreck occurred about mid t, with the train running 8 miles our to make up lost time. Ae holdup occurred oH the St. s, Brownsville & Mexico line, the railroad entering the lower Rio de valley.
 Ie Mexicans, as- they shot and ed cried: "Viva ,Pizano; Viva anza!" Pizano was De La Rosa's ader in the Texas outbreak.
 The Dead and Injured rporal Melee, Third United es cavalry, shot.
 gineer H. H. Kendall, pinned be- b engine.
 pbably fatally injured:
 E. s. ',McCain, deputy Sta.e Eh officer at Brownsville; shot in men.
 |ured:
 Irry J. Wallis, Brownsville; shot Im. .zzs...-...-. ...- Woodhall, fireman; scalded and Jed.
 hude J. Brishear. Troop A, Sixth Try; shot in the jaw.
 IL. Laymcn, Troop D. Third cav shot in the neck and leg. lis robbery was the boldest piece |ork by bandits since their raids h three months ago.
 ve companies of infantry and two bs of cavalry were sent today Fort Brown here to the district (e the robbery occurred.
 Frked Rail from Under Engine. |e bandits removed the spikes rail, and lying concealed in nearby brush, jerked this rail under the nose of the engine a long heavy wire. The engine, Bage, mail and express cars jump he track. The front trucks of smoker bumped on the ties, but ear wheels remained on the rails. day coach also remained On the Pullmans were carried, and few engers were aboard.
 e robbery inside the train was ucted by five CT six Mexicans in khaki uniforms and with p straw hats, @while outside the l5 or 20 more Mexicans kept up instant fire, apparently shooting T over or benesth the train. ter the robbery the Mexicans ed trestle north of them, which ented prompt arrival of the ed States soldiers from San to to take up pursuit of the ban These troops had to leave their al and hike mile to reach the ked train.
 m w. Sword of Pinesville. Ky. echarged United States soldier that he and! three soldiers occu corner seat in the front end 'ol smoking car. The other three ee' Brisher and Laymon, were 1T prm, but Sword was not. He saic was a lurch, and: the four meI led forward. As Hthe train 'cam' stop, he noticed five Mexicans dlng into the rear end of the n next to the first-class day
 Fire First at Soldiers.
 Mexlcans came forward witt drawn and firing. The first fir was directed at the United State! uniforms worn by Swords com pms. Two of the soldiers wer' at the first fire, and Laymon wal ls he dived apparently for thu
 door. The soldiers were regu passsngers without their arms.
 the Mexicans entered the! eu nervous, but grew bold ant
 when the passengers failed tt
 at them. The third soldier loh' was shot first in the leg ant In the neck as he was trying t' .ne smoking compartment. il .oA 10 Sword and the three sol