New-York tribune., 1916-02-18

Washington, Feb. In submitting
the list Of the scyenty-siN Americans
killed in Mexico in 1913, 1914 and 1912
Secretary Lansing said that When the
murder Of American citzens was re
ported the Department OF state maze
rcpresentations for the apprehension
and punishment of the assailants. III
some instances the departments repre-
scntatives made such representation
TO the appropriate officials on their own
initiative. -
Following Is list OF those killed
from causes that can be attributed d.
rectly TO the revolution:
In 1913.
John r. Alamia, hanged as n spy
Rio Bravo. Tamaulipas.
John Henry Thomas. assassinated oy
Federal soldiers. Medera. Chihuahua.
Edmund Hayes, sssassinatcd by same
band
william c. Robertson. murdered by
revolutionists, Mszatlan District. SIN
Porfrio Lauhel, stabbed 70 death
Nuevo Laredo.
Luciano MARTINEZ. killed in battle
while prisoner in Tampico District.
Incarnation SANCHEZ, murdered by
Mexican Federal officials at MoXicali.
Jose Valencia, murdered, same place
In 1914.
Frank Smith, killed by Federals'
Tampico.
Guv $. Sawyers. fatally wounded in
attack on Monterey by CONSTITUTIONS
DR.. T. f. Kelly killed by Indian sol
diers in Sonora.
!. c. Chapel, killed by Mexican SOL
der at Nogales. Sonora.
In 1915.
John b. McManus, killed by zapatis-
tas i'm Mexico City while defendlng ms
home against assault. ~,
Isaac r. Ely. accidentally shot by Vii
listas. Tampico.
/ \. Bennett. shot by Villistas while
in a launch with Carrsnza soldiers or
Tampico. ,.,,.
A. Martinette, killed by Villistas SOL
diors AZ CumDas.
Bean. murdered at Puerto Citos'
Sonora. IT,
Those who disappeared and probably
Gustav Bauch. disappeared while un-
der arrest as spy in Ciudad Juaiez'
by Vllistas.
posed 10 have been executed at Chi
huahua.
Charles Milton, reported murdered by
band of Huerta followers IN sonora
Juan Coy, disappeared during attack
on Monclova
Charles s. Dalymple, last seen in
prison in 1915 at Victora.
Peter Scott, reported killed near
Nogales, Sonora.
Killed by Bandits
Following are those killed by ban
dts and whose deaths are not at
tributed directly 70 the revolution;
Boris Gorow, in Tepic.
Mrs. Charles r. Ross. also known az
Kitty Hines, murdered by MeXicans
caught robbing her home at Chihuahua.
Maurice i. Root, stabbed TO death
while resisting robbery, Mazatlan.
Clemente Vergarrs, killed in Piedras
Negras.
bv order of q Federal officer.
c. B. Hoadley, reported killed IN
raids on mines in Gusdalalara District.
John Glenn Parmenter, murdered at
Edward Freeman Welles, killed when
train was attacked near Vera Cruz.
James Jacoby. murdered at Chi
huahua.
sisting robbery at his home near vera
Cruz.
Victims of Indians.
Killed by Indians:
Edward G.. Dexter, near OaXaca.
Tom Farrell, in Hermosillo District
o. A. i. Squires, La Colorado.
John Williams. in Sonora.
Eugene Camera, Lenoho Station,
C[M. Brown. in Mazatlan District.
John p. Wilson, az ksperanza'
Sonora.
j. j. Donovan, same.
Joseph Tays. near San Bias, Sinaloa
W. A. Fay, Esperanza, Sonora.
Charles Goldsborough, in Fuerte Dis
trict, Sinaloa.
W S. Windham, Quinichis Ranch
Tepic.
Killed from miscellaneous causes;
Frank Horace, murdered at Coal
conan.
Walter Nandenbosh, murdered py
Mexican civilian, Durango.
James L. Warren. murdered by Mex
lean civilian, Tampico.
Albert II. Lawrence, same.
William COrrie, reported murdered
by Chief of Police, Guaymas
John c. Klewsow, same
William Protexter, shot by Mexican
civilian I'm Chihuahua.
Henry Knox Burton. murdered by
Constitutionalist soldiers at Santa
Rosalia.
Victor W. East. murdered in Cam
pcche.
John Edison, murdered at Elvenado
Guadalaiara.
Mrs. Edison, fatally wounded at same
place.
Pcder Peterson, murdered in Vera
Cruz.
VI. J. Gnmartin, Bernard Schoficld,
John Z. Webster, L. J. McCutcheson'
!. |. Moreys, Lee Williams, Thomas