South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-22
SENT To
SAVE AMERICANS
GUT To PIECES
Kill Fifty and Capture Machine
Gun After Derailing Train.
MayOrtena Sending More
Troops.


WASHINGTON June %. The
state department and the navy de-
partment we're alarmed Monday by
the news from Consul Simpich at
Nogales, that the FIRST troops sent by
Gov. Maytorena % relieve the Amer
leans in imminent danger Of the
Yaquis. had been practically cut 10
pieces at Jori by the savages
The Yaquis attacked the train on
which Nillista soldiers were moving.
derailed IT, set upon the Mexicans.
killed about so OF them and captured
their machine gun. liz is understood.
however. that there were only about
a hundred MeXicans on the train and
that Maytorena is sending other
troops 10 the scene OF the fighting
This news caused the state depart
ment 20 have sent. through the navy
depart .nent. instructions TO Admiral
Howard not 20 land until he has fur
thsr orders from Washington eau
ton is necessary because a battle be-
tween Yaquis and American expedi-
tionarv forces would lead 90 cOmpH-
cations The officials have knowl-
edge, however. that the Naquis want
20 wipe out the foreigners i'm the
whole country and have advised
MaytOrena that they viii not receive
emissaries.
Marines Arrive
Admiral Howard reported TO the
navy department his arrival at To-
bari Monday. lie evidently had not
communicated with the interior.
The state department was greatly
concerned because of the report that
John JamisOn. an Englishman, had
been murdered near Mazatlan.
The absence OF news from Vera
Cruz indicated that a great deal was
going OF behind the censorship of
news which increased the sOlicitude
of the state department Admiral
Caperton however, is off Vera Cruz
and is keeping i'm touch with the sit
uation for the benefit OF both the
navy and state departments.
notwithstanding the apparently in
soluble conditions from one end of
Mexico 10 the other, some of the adj
ministration leaders say that there
is no special cause for alarm. They
insist that the present policy OF feed
ing the MeNtcans. whether some of
the leaders like il OF not viii be the
controlling factor i'm pacifyng the
country. They anticipate some ill
temper and perhaps some abuse from
Mexican leaders, but they declare that
the relief Of the famine stricken pop
ulation Will proceed at all hazards.
Administration Has Hopes.
It is learned Monday that the adj
minstration finds hope in the news
that Obregon has broken with Car
rama definitely and that Gen. Felipe
Angeles. now iu the United States,
has parted company with GEN villa.
Both of these reports, however. are
denied at Washington. The state de
partment has telegram Monday
from George o. Carothers stating
that villa has not broken with An
geles, but he is bound for Washington
Co see the state department and hold
conferences with the two Mexican
agencies here.
The facts appear to be. neverthe-
less. that Gen. Villa and Gen. An
geles have had a final break This
break began when Angeles captured
Monterey and issued proclamations
10 all factions. I'm revenge NJ is
Angeles TO take part in the battle of
Calaya. In which Villa was utterly
routed
The theory OF some important adj
ministration officials is that the two
great military leaders. Obregon and
Angeles, have seen the impossibility
of getting CarranZa and Villa togeth-
ct and are in league To bring about
peace and the recognition OF the new
regime under terms provided by the
Mexican constitution ard the plans OF
Pres't Wilson A population election
is the basis Of recognition by the
president OF any party i'm Mexico.
Angeles Il i'm L. -
Angeles is expected 10 pay a short
visit 20 his family in Boston and then
come on 10 Washington 10 confer
with Sec'y Lansing
limitations are that Gen. Angeles
will have n definite plan TO submit