The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
CHIHUAHUA |5
RETAKEN FROM
VILLA BANDITS
ALL FOREIGNERS BUT
CHINESE ARE SAFE
Gen. Ozuna First to Rc-cntcr
City--Comlnunlcauon
Again Restored.

from the north Hi I o'clock last nlSh'.
according to u Telegram received today
hv General Francisco G0nIai"s. hrl-
glde Cam!uandcr The mrs$a2" wa
from General Ozuna and WAS uHi"u
chihuahua City. II WAS officially an.
nnunccd ar military Headquarters TO-
day thar thn CarrHnza forces re-"Ccu-
ricd the CITY. photographic COmmunI-
cations with chihuahua tiy. over thr
federal line has been re-cSlahIish"d
General Gonzales WAS preparing Il"
leavr late today for ChihiahUa 'EN
with iar&e command nj Earran%a
troops. r., said i"lcgranhir rommun-
! irafion has been restored south ~
! Jimin"z.
/ Latest reports hnrc arr that many
: Villa followers have been captured
and killed. M definite nr"S has h""n
received about Americans hn' u l.
believed here that all foreigners eN
+ ccpi Chinese az" safe.
! Il WAS announced that Nil'a has
lett for western ChihuIhua following
trains Of loot.
! Gencral Francisco MurSuia. tn"
tarrauaa commander. who has been
moving slowly nor!hwarG from Tor
reon. was also reported To hay" en-
tered the cty today after having dr.
/ scated the Villa column thirty miles
south Of Chihuahua city.
No Americans Killed.
! 80 Americans have been killed IN
: Chihuahua City Ivy Villa. according in
nicI,, from ;hai city rho message
s.i,i ,h,, the only foreigners 10 suffer
wrrc thr Chinese for whom tho ban
dis showed no more. General Mur-
Su'a anit IreIlon were noIh m nj
EEaaua NY 1"hl-h,' WIS Eaut
Ni"r "uior'nE n" cliE. NT"h'r8I
~ ''IEhA. 'h' cANa'F\ c"h'","'"ri. WV"
hA" o"'n tna!C'U III" fL"'' l,l'. u,
Hnh'pfc l!e Li"S ana "a" n"' 'iiel !, -"
Su0urDH o' NhliuAolta N''!' i'.'S,:I ~
iiSHsn 'cte@t1piic c'n'Wun'CH'i"l, VIZ:
me ooTu"r. nc i'""n " u, 'tI L'rrt 'rr; D.
cor. ,,,; tbnm nrnrnndrd irio rho
mar "i ;il' r''H pH az .Nl'". ~ nAp,,
2 ~ ION. tr was expected 10 'ei'"' I
: '5Ttu ~ '4tt.i ,.i, ,a,,.,o, ,;,o r,.ca, If
~ .,,,i ,,, h,r[;;,.. ,ool;
,'i.,c triI.,' .'t"' ..n ,,..,. hr,irrrG ~ hayr
: ,mn,,,,n,eI,' r',r 'I ,ortcd ,hr Vii, soIIirrs
viiil and his sI.,ff Are said 70 have
ann, nn .nrriaI ,rai,s ;nward tho west.
S;y Trims rnfrrrI Chihuahua civ
,n.G,r from ihr snrr!, and were be.
3 Nm, n.
T',.. ~ ~ NrurC,,;.,'. ,.nIrmn his irId
nt,;,,,r,,nf .,6E naa,.y :rtillnrr
NT;llInrr,ohi,. ,-,r,:irrr;t.: ion mas
: hann re.esIahljshrd wish To:rcon and
! Veyiro CITY from the chihuahua State
con niiaI The railroad has been re-
3 naireTI and trains are operating as far
! sontn as Jimine2.
ri,.+ oe+.ire Me7ore
o.ro ao,,iI. of Tho 6ohtiuc.
have been received. Il was believed
by CarranZa officers mere InaI !a.sA
left Chihuahua L,ity Sous Lllttr - C.., t.:.
day over the Mexican NottnMEstet ~ T.
! Railway. following INC t"n LFaluS VI
; loot which he sent west after captur-
! ing the town ana IuoitnS uIdus VI ~
! stores. accot"inS !" ''''
ueees. ;, - bore
: Many OF ms men we're Sd.u ~ Ia Ioft
been LETT oenlno Wiltn I"r .b.ro t,", villa
: tor the NueItelu H'9Lt ,toI bn,.n
rand many OF MS p1ilu'I tr""| ,.n :.
made their nomeS Iot EtdiS 1.;,1o 81
: reported lhal hldnf vi ~ ~ o;., rnro
lowers VINO were ielt III '''r Wy. se;,.oro
pardoned oT inc Edl I"uII ~ ho,n
when II was !sHIHeu .,'iso ,m md rad
pressed lnto Fli'd NC ""o
fought against thelr "Iti: :, 1,orez
! The troops Conceiill," , 49, ia, ~ toJ.r hv
were turtnet lnG.eaH.G ,tio '"., &C 'J tbat ar-
! tra'n VI tme'.n o,,,I f,Iled insiGc with
: riFeu tloti 'nr 80" ,oa ,,.itb rooms on,,In-
mounts an" "lI IVY ~ foIIe,,,arc
mont ana "olIen ,'. |".up ,nhoo,. ~ove
t Nu!tuLeu ;,, -, ,',, tntIsw in thr local
Theatre, featuring patriotic and battle
scenes and were cntnuSlaSI'c"''E "'-
ptauded.
v;u. ,eeuce Proclamation.
49, 49,. Moo -, Noxican
; ,C.NINr.I.' t.>ii I,i>ih,,.,,,,,, civ who Irrt
refugee l'nlu \ ..n &C., VII, claims
D. inc GU! dilet i' I"l' ,,tio,, iss,,rI
70 have seen a pL"c'IHin t'o'' .ST." ~ -
'nete oE ,"S @ ma,,n'' ..';d Ji'' ,,,s =. fni.
":S y, Gale, On =: be pc2's ;s''sxsr: 70 :": :.
ST.; !: @ " e. S.: a.: :; !: {: 5s;;: % 4:
Citv w an Scn,nmhe~ Ii. and gavo him
- L-;.~,d, command Villa urged ;h0
"A oF'@"u" n .,i. 70
union Of members at All pa'lnS -
: his cause. saying u "aS nEiN dSalhNt
: the CarraiIa adhrroNiS vino re
fused 70 repent" that ho reserved his
: lunvT ~ ,f,r,1 ,,,, ho ryrjuGrd
, WTa'h. i'' h'IH'h ID" ~ ~ WV >
all fiIihuSiNr$ trcm MS afN'F
/ Tho refugee said that villa made
massacre q Sau'a fS"h'' ~ !" '''
! Columbus raid.