The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-01-14

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f PAso January l4-"Renember the Alamo Did Watch
II and Wait Then?" :.. ~. t.n&
Remember cusi Shall Watch and Wa. Now7"
Fifty cards. carrying the above have been distributed
part Of turned this city
into great riot with Americans hunting Mexcans and driving
them out Of the city for safety. g.. '...r...
American soldiers defyng their taking
in the anti demonstrations and riots while the street
crowds shouting for immediate with Mexico
deaths Of the eighteen miners Cusihuachc Tuesday Theirs
have been street lights in Of which Mexcan
did not hesitate their knives and result doctors and
the anlbuances have been Kept busy almost all day
+. MARTIAL LAW is DECLARED sss
Early this afternoon police called out bus
these proved unabe sepbce Of
General Pershing commanding this department
under martial law and issued the against
iong doubling the guards the international bridge the.
patrol through the rest Of the city MI =
Even this step put stop to disturbances which
continued ntervs during the evening" night
Four American soldiers attacked band Of Mexcan
saloon and cleaned the place Another Of fifty
paraded the streets Of the city looking for Mexcans and vowng
city authorities advised all Mexcans living here to
leave the city at and have jailed dpored the
aed across the border after the defeat Of their
chief by the Carranza forces months ago.
Among these last former Foreign Minister Lombardo
Generals Randa and Peto all Of whom have been compelled
leave El Paso .'.l@Za ssgA tI@&4s
FEELING RUNS HIGH AGAINST CONSUL
The feeling against Consul Edwards American
at uaez has grown more intense and yesterday petition
by than twenty thousand forwarded Washing
ton, demanding his withdrawal from his present post
In statement made in this protest.
said: ..>-
Il regret that my countymen feel matter as they
but as for have merely done what believed
my duty have warned Americans of the danger
Mexico and have frequently refused
short have obeyed the instructions received from
The petition declared that Edwards
difference reference the
tymen Mexico and has listened with apparent indifference
to the tales of outrages against American lives
HE has been either ndoen protest goes on to state
or too grossly indifferent to his manifest duties in his district
afford aid and prospecon American which
his oath of Office compelled" $A #
i FRESH OUTRAGE REPORTED DAILY
Intense as the feelings here against Mexico things
became when the slaughter eighteen by
colones last Tuesday reached has
by the daily and almost hourly of ouages against
lives and property the border Texas
in catching fire. flaming with Indignation reached
point of proposing armed Intervention part of her own
citizens the Washington The plan
openly discussed yesterday called for punitive
expedition by regiment of from mining camps ranches
who be gathered in this city ~ .....
The plan evolved by the leaders to forn
regiment OF thousand mining equip them for
stay in the field and Mexico with purpose
capturing the bandits responsible for the eighteen Am
J ericans Tuesday. ...l
An unconfmed reached here today Americans
and English had been slain MADEIRA
calling themselves Vias One of the English women re-
ported killed said have been the wife Captain John Left
bridge, retired English army officer living MADEIRA
TWO OTHER MINERS UNAccoUNTED FOR "
Members OF the party conveying the bodies of the
killed Tuesday fear that Others who
additional Wireless On 81 " :