The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-08
Some Reports Have 1t That
Posse From Marathon and
Detachment of Troopers
Is in Mexico, But Others
Deny This.
MANY OUTLAWS SAID
TO BE NEAR BORDER
Only Relentless Pursuit Will
Be Able to Bring Troops Into
Contact With Men Who
Have Long Start.

NlllI'f IVY MAY llfflik
through the wild mosas at northern
toahuila the seventy Of NOR. bandits
who taidcd the American settlements
of Glen Springs ana Boquillas last
Friday, killing three caValrvmcn and
"a nino-Noai- boy. are believed 10
b. heading into tn. interior to-day.
many miles from the seen" of thcir
depreciation \ posse from Matathtn
ana "a detachment ~ tWouty-thrcc
troopers OF the Fourteenth cavalry aIo
said To- have followed thr trails of
TIA. MeNI'anS INTO 'oahuila, while
other reports have u that the Amori-
caus hay" not tordcd the Rio Grande
uiuoty-iiy" miles itum here, hut 'rn
waiting al the river for reinforce
mouts.
Captain Caspur cole Is huriNing tu
Boduillas tu take command while two
tpiuuuni.s ui IN" Fourteenth cavalry
ana % machine uun company are ~ .
pcctcd her" or dt Marathon this aft -
.in"un, when they viii head south
ward To- IA. Big Bend country
II - not known here whether th.
new troops contemplate a long pur.
suit ut the aandits into Mexico or will
b" placed as au additional guard ilous
tn. border.
REPORTS here say that there ar.
many bauditn operating botwr-u IT..
puill,s aud rrosidio, iust suuth ct the
rio Grand.
u .s about a three days march from
either Marathon or Alpine tu the kIu
itand". und as ia" bandits alre1dN
have three days start. only rcl"nt-
less pursuit will bring the Americans
into contact with their quarry.
Nothing has been heard ui pritat
ku~Cu, TNrcr. who WuS last seen 49, he
ran from TIA" adobe hous" whore he
aud his "ight companions for three
long hours fought against IN. Nrvi-
cans ana then fled bccaus" the root
Of the house was set iflImc by lrc
balls
PrNat" Croskem. who vas m the
fight thinks that Tyre. was wounded
aud wandered un IN ia. h'lls where
he died. Others believe that TyI"
was captured and carried of a pru-
uncr los the bandits ana probably
killed later.
Inconiirmcd information SAYS that
j. bcemer IN. sturekecper AT Ro1uil-
las. has been found dead on the Mex
lean side with his throat cut. His
clerk, named Compton, is known :"
hnNe been "A onptiN. of IN. hundity.
~. IL thought to have suffered IN,
fate of D..m.r.
There were only "A few Americans
IN Glen Springs and BouniIlas AT tn,
time of the raid. and IN. -. ndits an.
par.ntly mad. no efforts 10 locate
them. They escaped into the I'M.
when tn, shooting started.
ing ON IN. scattered ranches iu tn.
iitp Bend ,ountry. but th,r. ,s uothtug
tn indicat. that they hny. been mo-
Tested IN. M,xic,u .mploy.s of th,
t.llR wax trctory in Gl.un Springs
were not mol.st.d The bodies oi
IN, tht,, soldi.rs kili,d in th. Glenn
-prings rand. William Cohen. St.uhon
J. Colo. and uudson Rur.rs will 10,
,,pt "a their homes to-day Tn, brdy
nf IN. Compion hoy has been taken
To Marathon. \ truck driver. Chaup
Wnnds. rcpnrt.d missing. il, safe
Mrs " k Ellis and her husband
whose wax factoi.v WAS d.strny.d hy
IN. M.xicans. had marrow cscnp,s
Mrs Ellis was tn, only woman In
Glenn Sprinps when IN, hnnGi,l
swooped down ON tn. little settIemert
near midnight. In the iIickcrin-
lights of the burning buildings sh.