The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-14
BRING AMERICANS
tcOnunusd from Firt Pare,

vas killed several weeks aQo.
keane's death was confirmed in to-
days dispatches. Bart Kramer wal
executed In the Guerrero district.
The capture Of General Jose
Rodriguez, n Of the most promi-
nent OF the Villa generals. by a
party OF 125 Americans and Car
rama soldiers near MADEIRA was
confirmed tonight by the Mexican
consulate here. The Americans
and carranza soldiers were com.
manded by masimisno Marqulz.
h consulate stated that all
R~odrisuez's band had been killed
or captured. The advices from
MADEIRA also contained : reoues
Tor reinforeements for Marquix
and his men.
enera Almeda also was amono
the Rodriguez band. and had been
executed according to these ad-
wees. Rodriguez also has been or
dered executed by General Garcia.
commanding the garrison at Juarez.
Rodriguez Not In II.
Early reports had connected
Rodriguez with the Santa Yssbel
massacre, but passengers on the
train from which the Inflated for
ei9ners were taken declared the at.
lacking party had been command
ed by Gen. Reyna and Colonies
Lopez and Bertran.
A messenger said to have ar
rived in disguise at the home Of
General Victoriano Huerts brouqht
news Of a defeat Of $500 carranra
troops yesterday near Esealon by
a Villa force under General Ben
Jsmin Argumadomare said to have
been raised in ossaeo by Gen.
erals Banquet. Mondraqon and
Aguilar, formerly officers in Hu-
erts's army.
The tense and bitter feeling
aroused by the murders Of foreion.
ers - Mexico made itself evident
In various activities among mining
men ard citizens here. NioueI
Oiaz lorbsrdo. former minister Of
foreign affairs ~ the Villa cabinet,
and Gen. Jose Prieto. one Of Villas
commanders were arrested on
charges Of Vaqraney and his act
ion was followed by ~
ment by Capt. W. D. Green, chief
OF police that every Villa leader
In e Psso will be run out Of
town"
No further action was taken to
the proposal 10 organize = body Of
LOCO mining men to run down
Villa bandits. Sanction for the op-
Grafton Of such = body Of men will
be sought from the Carranza GOV.
ernment before further action is
taken.
Ask Edwards Removal.
A petition wps circulated TO-DAY
requesting Presidcnt Wilson i'm.
medistely 70 remove Thomas o.
Edwards. American consuI at
Juare< for alleged indifference TO
the protection Of American inter.
ests in Mexico.
Another petition addressed to
Theodore Roosevelt ASKING him 20
use his Influence - secure a
change - .He f@crci-- policy Of this
government as related TO Mexico
was sent tonight.
American Consul Edwards tonieh
when informed % The petition for hi,
nova said II there was any charge.
'talnst hiuo he would answeT then
'elore the state department.
/ ave never yet since the stat,
department ordered Americans out O
deAlco. Two years ago. granted a SIN
passport 20 enter Mexico. and
nave discouraged people from goln,
ITO tho country.
Whatever ! have done has peaI
under Instructions Of the stat,
department With the sole idea OF do
ng what the government wished.
The bodies OF tho victims Of n,
santa isabel tragedy reached lere "a
lay. a double funeral for r.. l.. Rob
son. said 10 have been q British
uhJect. and Maurice Anderson. Two O
he victims. was held this afternoon
services for the other Fl paso ,ic
inns will b. held later and tonirh
."Fcral bodies Vc.D ready for rtip
nent or Iad been forwarded to home.
n other cities.
Ho" 5odies Were Recovered.
III PASO. Jan. 13-This story O
1o recovery of the bodies OF the eigt
cen Americans sl0il near Chihuahua
Vas told here fcda- t- 70 uow.rape
ran who was on fha relief O.
Almost the whole for.ig. DopuIa
ION o. chihuahua City assembled a
Mexico Northwestern Tcrmina
Monday evening fo await the return %
he train. which RAD LEFT the sam,
morning TO AXE the officials and mei
'ut 10 stnrt work iu the mines I'm
.outirmcd reports had been receive,
't th" TAT" fhat had bcfallcn them. an,
he MeNicans who were allowed 10 re-
Urn unmoie I'd had fully verified th,
ad news
We saw them ordered OF the cal
.hd thcn The shooting BEGAN they said
some ran. but they sro aIl dead. tn.
lIisias told us to go back home an,
the Ca|rrauli-tas ID send som,
l"ie troops out for h,m to ret d,
YORK ON.
ITO" i~or''sncI- FASTENED back 10 tho
''N i' await ha result of O. co~uferenc.
tween Capt Scoyeli. the British con
nI or present representing American
tn The absence Of Mr. Isfch
r and General Troviuo
Tho general promised to send ONT .
roop train early 90 fh. uofnirr %.
perm. sion for 200 Ior. mon. vb,
TED .u ru aIuns foo com. arIr. t. 4a
i-f Boo recovering fhr ulJie mum
NnIinf"'Ur' .rd l.I.r F...mbI.f Ia,
l' NnFiop N~0rthwD.frru depot
NJ waited from Q Bot. ID. r m
u' II. Tor fhe soldiers ip enfr.i-
heir hor.n- and firn rrf into r. .m4f
irHir OFF three small bo,
''. .HI OIL rfhon.n o. took u. I'D,
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