The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-01-25
Death To An Americans, Destruc-
tiorlTo AmerIsan-0wn Prop
erty IN Mexico and War To Fin
ish Are Included in Agreement
9EvoLUIIoNlsIs MEET
AND START NEW STRIFE
Instead Of Being In Captivity
'Pancho' villa Annexes Third
Wife and Goes On His Honey
moon: MoreAtrocities Reported
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kVJ ASHINGTON, January Y 20. =
NV Death to all Americans, de-
struetion fer all American
owned property in Mexico and war to
finish with Carranza are included in
a formal convenant entered into by the
revolutionary leaders in Mexico, at
recent convention, according to an Off
cial statement given out to the public
yesterday by the state department.
This agreement was drawn up recent.
ly, by the revolutionary leaders, includ-
ing representatives, of Villa, Zalafa,
Argumedo, Aquilnr, the Cedillo broth
ers and others, who met'at Cordoba.
Various highly conflicting reports as
to the whereabout Of Villa himself have
been received. 1t appears certain that
he has not been captured, as reported,
but is in the field boasting that he will
''force the United States to intervene
in Mexico within the next month. "
'Pancho' Takes New Wife
Ignacio Enriguez civil governor of
the state Of Chihuahua, telographs that
Villa, far from being captured or d ad,
ias jus. taken to himself n new wife,
lImall marrying her, despite the fact
| bat there are two other MADAM IS
Villa, both alive and neither divorced.
One is living in Los Angeles and the
other is in Havana, Cuba,, sent there
recently by Villa to place her and her
children beyond the vegeance of the
Carranzistas. = t1trnf,..s-.
Villa, while on his honeymoon, is &C.
,ompanied by IN smalf fofee Of his fol-
overs, who are being pursued by the
larranzistas. Governor Enriquez re-
rorts that "three. columns of govern
nent troops are searching odt the hid
ing, place of Villa and news of his
leath may be expected at any time.
lis capture is certain, and the instruc-
ions of the troop commanders are to
treat the revolutionary leader as a
bandit; punishable with death without
formality of trial" Villa is reported
to be in the Tarahumare mountains,
west of Guerrero. L ~
capture Is Expected Soon
A late despatch from Pearson, Chfhua-
qua, quotes a military report saying
that Villa was surrounded last night at
point thirteen miles out Of Pearson.
The Carranza officer stated that CHS
capture is expected momentarily."
In the meanwhile, reports of various
atrocities committed by Mexican ban
tits, continue to be received.
FL Paso reported than an unidenti-
lied American had been shot by two
Mexicans in a fight. The American was
accompanied by a companion, who was
INJURED, but escaped.
A, returning traveller who reached vi
7aso last night, according to reports
from. that city, says that twentytUhroe
| passengers, most of them Americans,
we're killed when a band of Zapatistas
| lynamited their train last week. One
escaped and reached Chihuahua with
the news of the disaster.
cyphus Is Spreading
| The spreadrof typhus fever through
he sOutheI and central states of Mex
/ co is alarming the authorities and
here is talk of an appeal to American
Red Cross officials for assistance in
ighting the epidemic.
/ Dispatches, from Chihuahua l?te yes
terddy reported that eighteen bandits,
among whom are those who were at the
massacre OF American mining men, have
been captured and taken to Santa
| Ysabel to be executed.