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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
VESSEL IS ATTACKED
AMERICAN WOUNDED
RUSSIAN STEAMER FIRED IRON
THREE IiMEs By AN arS-
TRAN uHNaEINI.
IN American Member of the Crew
Mns Wounded Bs n Piece of
~hrapnei--The Steamer
set ON Fire.

WASHINGTON, April II One
American was wounded by piece OF
shrapnel aud another American es-
capped uninJured when the Russian
steamer fmperator. lumber laden,
bound from Gulf port. Miss to Mar
seilles. France. wna fired upon and
Get ablaze by an Austrian submarine
en- April II. the Barcelona consul
reported to the state department to-
day.
The wounded man ia Gustav Olsen,
end the other IL Arthur sweennsen
whose father Is band loader ol
the coast artillery at Fort Warren,
Boston,
The eonsul's message said the I'm.
pcrator with a cargo OF lumber was
fired on three time without Warning.
one OF the shots taking effect, TIE
vessel was then aet on fire by tine
submarine. II was stated.
The occurrence was April ! near
Columbrede Island The two Ameri-
Gems we're members OF tno erew.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
ACTIVE
ON VERDUN FRONT
SIXTEEN HoNRS DROPPED LAST
NIGHT BY 4 FRENCH
AVIATOR
The Enemy Camps on the Greek
Frontier Also Bombartied by
French Air Flotilias Dur
ing the Night.

PARIS. April iT.-A French
aviator dropped sixteen bombs from
sn altitude OF only one hundred feet
on the deck OF German warship Ia
the North sea. the war office an
rounced today. The fact that the
aeroplane dropped so low il Is beliey-
ed the bombardment had good ef.
feet.
Aviators last night dropped bombs
On the yerdun front and on the
railway stations az Cauflans, catny
Arneville and Ronpach.
From Saloniki IS is reported thai
French air flotillas dropped bombs
on the enemy's camps at streum
netza and Bogantizi.
German artillery directed violen
eannonade against the French posi-
tions west OF the Mense last night
but there was no important infantrl
fighting.
The bombardment was particular
lv violent in the Avoeourt wood
where the Germans have been she'll
ing the French works since satur
6sy morning The French die no
return the attack east ot the Meus
where a sudden charge saturda
night resulted in the capture % Ger
nan trenches with two hundfe
prisoners.
The night vas calm exceptin
south OF Haudromont where artl
lerv on both sides was actsse.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
EVIDENCE ON WHICH
REPORT IS BASED
NEWS OF VILLAS REPORTED
DEATH CAME THROUGH TEL
EGRAPH OPERATORS.
The Hunt for villa VIII not Stop
Until IL Is Proven Beyond Doubt
That He Is Dead.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE
evidence thus far indicating that VIII
la is really dead is as follows:
MADEIRA and CusihuirachIc tele-
graph operators of the Mexico and
Northwestern railway so reported to
the Carranza consul general in FL
Paso.
The telegraph operator in Juarez
reported overhearing a conversation
over the wire that Villas body was
in the hands of Carranza troops.
DR.. w. l.. Lyon, one OF the best
practitioners in El Paso, says Villa
suffered so much from blood poison
during the past year that slight
wound would prove ftatl. DR.. Lyon
treated Villa for this trouble.
Secretary Baker is greatly inn
pressed with message from Gus
toms Collector Cobb at El Paso To
Secretary Lansing reporting that
villa is dead, but this fact neverthe-
less indicated there would be nc
change in the plans or preparations
of plans to carry on the hunt until
unimpeachable proof is obtained thai
Villa is dead.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
AMERICANS GO FROM ~. rASO
To CUiHu tHtA To TRY To
IDENTIFY nODN.
OFFICERS IN DOUBT
Reports from Mexican Sources RE-
gsrtling Death at villa not Giy-
eI Full Crc,ience-Nay he
Only kuse.

Ell PASO, Texas. April IL
Paneho villa may be dead as re-
ported. but army officers here are
anxious that the body be identified
by Americans in addition To the
Identification by Mexieans.
A train left Juarez before dawn
this morning for chihuahua car
rying a small group of Americans
VINO knew Villa well and who Will
view the body which Carranza az
thorities believe Is that OF villa.
The grave where the bandit leader
was said to be buried was pointed
out by former yillista colonel in
return for amnesty If the supposed
body is that of villa it Is expected
that the American troops will soon
be withdrawn
General Pershing knows villa
well. Pershing has gone to the spot
where the body was eahumed, and
yet if he cannot identity the body
as that of villa there are reasons to
hope that he may be able to report
something definite as TO Villas
whereabouts.
Stories coming from unconfirmed
Mexican sources say that villa died
two weeks ago following the ampu-
tation of his right leg due 10 a
wound received in battle with Car
ranzistas at Guerrero on March IS.
II is said he was secretly buried by
a few of his men.
Some Americans in chihuahua
who marched with Villa for months
during his campaign against Huer-
Ia know practically all his physical
peculiarartles and unless the body
has been badly mutilated or Is de-
compased they are expected to be
able to identify il.
American army officers. since
villa was first reported dead or dy-
ing. have said that Mexicans might
produce a body said to be that OF
Villa and bury 1t with a view TO
having the American troops with
drawn.
Carlos Carranze, a nephew OF
General Carranza, is said TO have
been at the head of a detachment OF
Carranzistas that found the body
of the supposed bandit and Is bring
ing il to Chihuahua today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
LAST WORD READY To CD
FORWARD To GERMANY

preparations for the militia 10 reiievc
,hr regular troops in ease IL is found
necessary To send additional forces
into Mexico
Funston was reluctant to believe
that the Americans we're tel into a
rap BY Carranza officers a. !arrai
until he received adeiees that Mai
Tompkins was invited Into the town
and was then attacked rs he marched
Ia In addition to this fact 400
Carranzistaa soldiers flaaked the
Americans bcnlud railway embank-
mout. forciag them 60 lice 10 SAINT
Cruz Despite the action of Ameri-
eaus in retreating Funston admitted
that the Mexican cfyil population
might draw The conclusion that he
retreat was 10 the nature of route
Officials believed that many mere
Americans we're wounded than have
been reported.
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CONTINUE THE
VILLA CHASE
NAN HUNT WILL NOT i}E RI
lISQuiSHED UNTIL PROV
I'D HE - DEAD.
A TROOPER KILLED
Ono American Soldier Was Killed
In "a Clash With Villa Bandits
"a, La rja---Niila's Death
Unconfirmc-l.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April IT,

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April IT,
General Pershing has left Cueihuirai-
sohie with a detachment OF cavalry 20
view the body being brought 10
Chihuahua and said 10 be that of
villa, IL vas announced at headquar-
ters here today.
Pershing was told 60 go and view
the body and he Is expected 20 make
positive Identification in few
hours aa 10 whether II is the fugi-
tive bandit unless the corpse is 80
badly decomposed az 10 prevent iden-
t'fication.
Lacking official advice of ViiiG's
reported death Major General Fun.
eton ordered Pershlng 10 proceed
with a detachment into the mogn-
tains west of Parral where villa WA
reported 20 have taken refuge.
| Other forces totaling about two bun
Gred men are said TO be preparing
defensive works at Santa cruze 10
rieet any move on the part of Car
ranzistas at Parral.
Major X. l.. Howe reported that
he had definitely located villa IN the
mountains This caused a clash be-
tween band OF yillistas and the
American troops in which one troop
el named Kirby wag killed and an
ether severely wounded. Henze and
hiB forces were making their way
tarough La BorJa. northwest OF Par
| raj. when they encountered yillista
Bandits. A sharp clash followed but
the number OF villista casualties was
not stated. shortly afterward Henze
| With a detachment OF the Tenth
cavalry ran into the fighting AZ Sar
Cruz where the Americans had re-
t.eated after tine clash at Parral.
Despite unofficial adylees from
Mexican sources OF villas death
there is a disposition at headquar'
ters to avail, word from Washington
or General Pershlng to that effect
before relinquIshlng the pursuit
Though General obregon is reported
to have received official adYices thai
villa has been slain army Officers
60 not give the report full creaene'
and expect the chase 20 be continued
There WAS an air Of expectancy a
: headquarters today. over suneai
! since the first detailed reports o
E the ParFal clash were received from
+ General Pershing the tension has r.a
{ tcrially increased.
q News OF important Development
vas expected IA today's adv.ees ar
8 Interest een;ered in Santa Cruz AM
Z the Parral region.
Reports from Texas points told Q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
HELPED BURY BODY
Of DOROTHY ARNOLD
INNATE OF STATE PRISON IN
RHODE ISLAND MAKES STATE
NENT TO POLICE.
Saws Plot to Dispose of Boy was
Planned by Man OF Weaith.
Father Does Not Be-
lieve Story.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., April Il
Edward Glenoris, an inmate OF the
state prison. told the police that ne
helped bury the body of Dorothy Ar
mold. missing New York heiress. An
investigation was begun at once.
The girl disappeared six years ago.
Glenoris said the plot to dispose OF
the body was planned by mysteri-
ous man possessing great wealth
and that he helped bury the pody
beneath a house in West Point lie
said the girl died after an operation
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
HOLD A SUSPECT
IN CRAMER MURDER
MAN ARRESTED IN RAID On
HOUSE HAD FINGER PRINTS
On FACE AND NECK.
Refused to Tell How He Was iniur-
ed-Hcld "a Suspect in
the Mur,ier OF Miss
Gramer.

DALLAS. Texas. April IA sus-
pect is being held in connection with
the murder OF Miss Zaola May Cra-
rier. q trained nurse whose lifeless
body vas found in the rear OF tAe
Cak Cliff High school building three
y eeks aso this morning. Police
rien raided house for alleged boot
lezgers and arrested man whorr
they hope 10 connect with the crime.
The man had what appeared 10 be
finger prints on his face. throat and
neck which appeared TO have been
made several days ago. lie refused
10 tell how he was injured.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
sTRA|NlhG EVERY RESOURCE
TO HEAR FROM VILLA

WASHINGTON, April l7.--Wash-
ington strained all resources today
seeking a denial or the PROOF u
Pancho Villas deata. The reports
thrilled all persons Ia The e Pi'@.
from President Wilson down Il
the reports are true it means 'Aa'
the Mexican situation no longer ~
lists. The war and state departure
were today besiegiag consular asen's
in Mexico for denrite news OF i'i"'
All the officials O. the war s'ase
and navy depars lents ANXIOUS (
watched the telepraFh Offices -
some response from messages :" "
sular agents.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
WOMAN IS ATTACKED
WITH SHARP NEEDLE
DRUG or SOME KIND INJECTED
rNTO ARM OF MRS. CARROLL
AT PICTURE SHOW.
II Is Relieved That the Attack Was
for the Purpose Of Robbery.
Drug Caused Woman
to Faint.

DAII.As. Texas. April 17.-Detec-
tive Captain Luis p. Turley is IN
vestigating an attack that occurred
in the Crystal theater Saturday when
Mrs NJ. S. Carroll reeled and
tainted.
man who sat next her attacked
her with a needle of some kind
which he stuck in her arm. Feeling
that something was wrong Mrs. Car
roll started toward the door. She
tainted and fell before she reached
the door.
The attack was mysterious and II
+ believed that II was made for the
purpose Of robbery
Turley investigated 80 ea1o ane
said a powerful drug was evidently
,saa He said blue place on Mrs
Carrolps arm was evidently mad'
hv a hyperdermic needle Physi
ci.ns who examined the injury arr
- The same opinion. Mrs. Carol
WAS very sick Saturday night and
c,naav. but was better today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
FALLS 1AOER A TRAIN
BRAKEMAN CRUSHED To DEATH

TEMPLE. Texas. April II.-While
attempting TO board moving train
near Blum early this mornlnl 4.
Sehaffsr. Santa Fe brakeman. lost
his hold and fell under the cars lie
was instantly rushed 70 death. he
gas not missed by ,he Other uem-
ters OF the crew agsa the train had
gone some distance schaffer was
% years old aud s snFvives by his
Yifs and two ehPi-s@. TIE tcdy
was brought hare today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
FATHER OF GIRL TAKES
NO STOCK IN REPORT

NEW YORK, April 17.-Frahcls
Arnold, father of Dorothy Arhoiu'
said this afternoon that he takes no
stock in the story of a convict VINO
stated that he helped bury the body
OF his missing daughter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
y uuO KNEW VILLA mt
!, ,r,ty WILL BE ASKED TO
,,rw BoDY IN CUSTODY.
ARE SENT
i, officls at Douglas Instructed
Ieek lii Doctor Who Treated
the Bandit Leader for
Two Months.

k,y ANTONIO, Texas, April II.
Eone,al Funston today wired army
les a Douglas, Arizona, to look
In, Wickman who treated Villa
wnu,hs last fall 10 have Wick
\ view the body supposed to be
of villa. To make identifica-
more certain Funston also sent
kies 10 men who have known Vii
Intimately during his recent ce-
This action on the part of the
lcg general, despite the fact that
h. received no official intima-
that the body reported to be
n is that of Villa. indicated that
|blaces considerable faith in the
hts from Mexico. Funston de-
hi that be has no information
khifh to base the belief that the
is Villas, but laid emphasis on
fact that the point where the
vas exhumed was near where
tr Howe reported Villas latest
boz, In the La Borja region.
be knew beyond the question OF
b that villa was there, it was
ID. IL was not made clear mt
time.
Wickman treated Villa for
disease while held captive by
3 army for two months to in
medical attention. He escaped
the Villa army near Douglas
army officers have lost track of
piston said he personally would
rew tho supposed body of villa
was brought to the border To
ben.
fnther reports have been re-
on the rioting at Chihuahua
reached headquarters.
{ only reports received today
that portions of the Tenth,
pun and Twelfth cavalry were
Stationed at Santa Cruz. near
prepared to defend their pO-
on again take up the pursuit
illa.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
lHFIRhA7|ON
QF VILLAS DEATH
4 'AA CONSUL AND GENER-
fL ARE WITHOUT OFF
N'L CoNpiRMATioN.
'O' said. However, ii n.c
'u II Would lie Difficult
~ Identity the Body.

Texas, April 17.-Con-
. stated today that neither
general Gavira have any Of
/. -,.'mation ,..'1 Of the reported
event. said Garcia. if he
y would be difficult to
| body owing to the time
| ''''ed to have been dead
-'1e'er of the disease from
sald to have died.
apeeted a reply early to-
earranza TO his re-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
||FF IS 0VERPONERtO
PRISONERS 8REAK JAIL

~
N1|lEW Texas, April IL
| Garner was attacked by five
Us this morning while he was
their breakfast to them.
'4oners overpowered him and
aim In cell and escaped.
had a basket in one hand
sfabbed from behind. The
gre charged with gambling
0'4eslng. One was recap
.l1 the police are pursuing the
four
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
ASK FOR CONFIRMATION
OF DEATH OF VILLA.

MEXICO CITY, April 1z.-Wae
Minister Obregon telegraphed Carlos
C2rranza today asking him TO con-
firm, if possible, the report that vii
las body had been found In view
OF the numerous telegraph reports
from Chihuahua and Juarez officials
are inclined to believe the report.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-17
[HE IDENTIFICATION Of
| BODY MUST Be COMPLETE

Guest for confirmation Of the find
ing of Villas bod.
"lf Carranza says the body is
Villas | shall be satisfied" said
Garcia. "for Carranza knows him
and is dependable If he says villa
is dead shall not pay any atten-
tion to contrary reports"
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man, 101 Del 100 mi. on georbplt.
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tSte.ier $3.50; 81.
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Iteil bon Sets s unS 8 iit Steuct.
glaec SiibOipiiion in y1or1poob (Steli.
er 81; 81.
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6. 8. Dialrs oil aatberpr U. Waro,
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Pnrf (Steuer S1.50); 81.
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2it9r, Got 6 IN sSranf eodmGn's Cub.
bipiiion, bilberO 40 bel 338 S5nD
an Der oitlid,en eeite BON 9ofinair
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Stun @oab Csteuer 80 Gents) 81.
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Siie, 25 bel 1870 isuB an Der noro.
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