The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-05
REPORT THAT A DAUGHTER OF ONE OF THE SLAIN AMERl-
 lcANS WAS CARRIED OFF
RUSE BY VILLA FOLLOWERS
 BROUGHT SUCCESS
The carranza Forces Have Again Re gained controI Of Chihuahua City General Trevino Says That Only cinese Suffered in the Villa Raid

Clnese Suffered in the Villa Raid.
 Fl Paso, Tex Dec. Reports te.a- grapaed by government agents to Washington today that namber of foreigners had been killed in China hua City when Villa bandits occupied the town were met with d statement by General Jacinto B. Treyino, com, manding Carranm forces, Rao re-oe- cupied the capital that :'oaly few Chinese were killed during the time Villa occupied the city"
 General Treyinos statement tele- eraphed in response to instructions rom General Garcia, inspector gen eral of Chihuahua, was taken to mean that other foreigenrs were killed.
 The Information telegraphed 70 Washington was said 10 have been ot. .ained il Juarez IL stated that Carlos Ketelsen, German vice consul at Chi huahua City, Charles Elmndorf and another Am rican whose name was no given had been killed by Villa and that Elmudorf's yoang daughter had been carried away by the bandits. The s ory was current among officials in luasez, but no confirmation has been
 eceiyed from Chihuahua City
 Elmndorfs brother frank, is a bus iuess man of Fl Paso. Another broth CT Henry. was once mayor of San Antonio Tex the pmily home.
 interesting details of Villas attack on Chihuahua City became known here today from a reliable source.
 F. four days the forces of General
 Treyln had defeated the Villa troops and at II o'co,c6 Sunday night. the 2Gth, the randits apparently were re.
 tlring towal' the north of the city,
 evidently to tack Juarez.
 On learning T this General Treyi-
 no is said to bae sent a message to General FrancisO Gonzales warning
 him to mass all If his forces from western Chihuahua It Juarez i1 order
 to prevent an attack upon the border town and complication with the Unit
 ed States
 Instead Villa swung around to Inc northwest and slipped into the su-
 burbs Of Chihuahua City during the early morning of November 27th, and
 started a general attack which result
 ed in a rout of the Carranza forces The two batteries of four cannon each
 which were captured on Santa Rosa l hH. by Villa were not taken by his | troops until after large part of Ire who's command had left the city for
 the south, it was said. It was chars- | ed by this same source that some one ] in authority, lost his head and was responsible for the rout which he said was not warranted by the military sit ! uation.
 After placing his lost in a cache in
 the mountains of western Chihuahua, Villa and his command, it was stated were expected to go toward Satevo ] anu UOSolb y dS ldl oOulu as pIItOA l General Pershing's forces at Colonia Dubhu and General Murgia's reinforc. ed column in Chihuahua City would prevent Villas movement@ north or east, said a Carsanza staff officer here and there was no danger of Villa attacking any border town he added
 A message was received from the | Associated Press correspondent frora | Chihuahua City today over the Mexics'e Central railroad telegraph lir-ps con l firming the re-occupation of% %Chihua- hua by General Treyino and General Murgia This was the first unofficial message to reach the border sinco Villa entered the city last Sunday night. It gave no information regard ing the foreigners in Chihuahua about
 whom many inquiries have been re- ceived by Carranza officiats nere. g3ut these fears were auited tonight by a message from General TTevino
 stating that only Chinese suffered from bandit cruelties
 The Press message from Chihuahua
 City said the city was gradually re- suming it's normal activities although -