Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-14
Brigade Staff and General Of- fcers Are Moved to New Mexico Bori1er Point, Indi- eating Early Move on Villa.
COURT MARTIAL FOSSIL
 BILE BECAUSE OF LOSS
Fl Paso is Being Patrolled by the Military. Former Villa Officials Are Taken by Fl Paso Police and Jailed.

FL PASO, March 13.-(SpeciaD Ninety-eight cavalry horses which were driven away from Columbus and belonging to the Thirteenth Cavalry are now being used by Villa and his [ guard to make their getaway into the mountainous country of the Gallina district of Mexico, according to a mes sage received here tonight from Casas Grandes. These horses were stamped ed when Villa rode through the cav airy camp and were herded by band of his men while the rest kept the sol diers busy in other parts of the town. Courtmartials are being hinted be- cause of this wholesale getaway of the horses.
 Columbus, Douglas and then Juarez; that is the lineup of the War Depart ! ment, according to a leak in a tele- phone line tonight which revealed the fact that the troops may move into Mexico through Juarez, Friday, fter the troops under General PcrshingI have crossed at Columbus and General Parker's troops have gone in at Dou:;. las and the third eXpeditionary force, under Colonel Charles w. Taylor, of the Eighth Cavalry, has been formed from the First Cavalry from Califcr mia, the Eighth Cavalry, the First Field Artillery, the 23rd lnfantyr sni company H, Signal Corps, as as re- sistance has been anticipated in Juarez. This may develop some fric- tion as the Villistas yet in the Juarez garrison threaten trouble.
 Three Americans, en route from Columbus to Fl Paso, were fired upon and their two automobiles cOnfiscated Dy armer MeXicans, believed to be Villa ammunition smugglers. at Lan- ark on the borderland route late last night. The men were T. B. Cunning ham, secret service agent of the Fl Paso and Southwestern; H. P. Samp- son and o. L. Hartley. They were driving past a clump of brush. near Lanark. when the Mexicans charged them. They reversed their cars and rode into the brush. jumping and run ming for cover as they fired their pistols at the retreating Mexicans. The cars were taken by them and the Americans had to come to Fl Paso on freight this morning.
 Conductor Rogers of the G. H. and s. A. railroad, reported today that his train had been fired upon at Belen. Texas, F miles east of here this morning by MeXicans. It is thought that the Mexicans took his train for troop train. carrying United States soldiers to Columbus and Douglas.
 General Pershing left here tonight with the second section of the 16th Infantry troop train for Columbus. With him went Major John L. Hines and the other members of the gener- al's staff. With the transfer of the brigade headquarters to Columbus the eXpeditionary force is underway The trains left Camp Cotton at dark and were cheered as they pulled through the city.
 Cursing the United States and shak- ing his fist at the American flag. Antonio Miranda, one of Villas band it's who was wounded at Columbus. Thursday morning. died at Fort Bliss last night with curses on his lips and fighting the surgeons who were try ing to relieve his sufferings. He re- fused to go under the influence of ether when his lief was about to be amputated at the hid because of gangrene. He died fighting against any efforts to stop the flow Of blood. He was picked up on the battlefield of Columbus with bullet through his thigh and brought to Fort Bliss
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