Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-15
AMERICANS IN EXODUS OUT IF NORTH
 MEXICO
Fifty-two Americans, Includ- ing Women and Children, Arrive in El Paso. 150 More Expected.
 NO DEMONSTRATIONS
 HAD IN COMMUNITY. General Huerta Buried. Body Will Be Taken to Mexico City When Peace Is Restor- ed. Americans Inferred.

FL PASO, Jan. 14.-Fifty-two Amer jeans. including a number of womer and children arrived from Chihuahua City, the region where alleged Villa bandits slaughtered eighteen foreign. CTS. More than l50 Americans remain in what is considered the danger zone Later it was hoped they would reach American territory on board a special train Monday.
 A train sent from Fl Paso last night is reported to have reached Parral to- night The refugees who arrived said the special passed Chihuahua this morning, Three of the victims of the massacre, Thomas Evans. NJ. B. Rom ero and J. H. Woon were inferred with ont demonstration on the part of Am ericans, whose threats led to the es- tablishment of provost patrol of the city last night.
 The Mexicans who were required to stay inside last night on account of the demonstrations. reappeared Many were seen at the bier of Huerta who died last night. Huerta's body. garbed in the showy uniform of a Mexican general. was placed temporarily in a vanii Members of the family and for me- officers of the Mexican army fol- lowed the casket to the cemetery where there were brief services. It is planned to remove the body to Mexico City when peace is restored, in compli- anre with the generals dying request
 Confirmation of the reports of the execution of General Rodriguez by Col onel Maxine Marquez, were received. together with the statement that the body will be brought to Juarez for yer ification by the Americans and to the Carranza government.
 Reports are current that incendiary posters are being circulated in Juarez declaring several Mexicans were killed in Fl Paso as a result of the brawls last night, but the Mexican consular oQaials declared they could find none. It IS stated no request for permission to send Huerta's body to Mexico City has been made to Carranza through his agents here or in Juarez.
 Plans for a mass meeting of Ameri- cans to discuss the situation were can celled on orders of Mayor Lee. It was decided no meeting should be held un- til the trains sent to bring the Ameri cans out of Mexico had arrived safely. Mail advices from Torreon brought the details of the occupation of Gomez Pal acio by the commands of Calexito Con treras. Canute Reyes and Pedro More no.
 Unconfrmed reports are that Gener- al Argumendo is near Bermijillo and that the Laguna district is in the hand of anti-Carranza forces. The official report from General Trevino said the bands of Villa bandits would be exter- minated wherever found. While the Carranaza consul stated that no armed force would be permitted to enter Mex leo to aid in the extermination of the bandits, it was rumored here that such a movement was being organized.
 The body of Huerta was in state in the house on side street where he was kept a prisoner by the United States The casket was draped in Mexican flag. and on it was jeweled sword and a gold laced chapeau worn on state occasions. the gem set in stars and orders he once wore. Can dies burned at the head of the casket and behind were two of his military staff. acting as guard of honor. May .sor Lee, who was Huerta's attorney, was one of the few Americans who passed before the casket for a farewell look.