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xnx i K i ISEMF.N1
-- ?JffeJtejtC. u Xiaam Or. -H
? our i< tks State 1 epar
Irredoi de I s Mai
tan Ambassador lie ,e*rr?te. bad com
af tks protocol sr-kcd
-a to govern the
' -- -i forces in
'?eiat;on hy
the troop* go? trnmenl
Ir. Arredondo wer e
sec the I the pro?
a'.d ihe 'after ?Jis
Carranta
i ap
proved II ta h?*om* elf
1 .
that
'
thai the
??? ? oneratio
...
"?
?
By
elf t?
?? i.- tko ene of r? ? '?'
ether' 'a i a r ir<
This wi ai pr?s imahly, ?hat
'
the America
?*'S?e Ilfpsr'Piert official? in? al
p. tl that a sir r? poi
from the interior of M?
the horde- showed ''-s' eond I ,
eiallv were oi.iet, snd di?r
; re made ]
tairi their stsl
So?.- ?f-i
*r om Genei
? ?e ? ame I
1Kb? ? Departn ? ? ?<?? nol eard fi o
the gunboat Ma at tat ioned ?
Tsrrr estai day sftei i eo
TI e Maeh as I ? as ?s d
reporfed to-day, bul ?.p to a IbI
to-ni|rh' pn mi ??.?'o had come :-.
commander to ronSrm er d
?hat tbc gu host had taken aboard !"'
protecti??- fort gasrS a* Tampico.
General I ?n?*on did not d - "
' ?ource of h i InformatioBi si d ?r? '??
? ,.?- eould be learned, no ei
i ad reac- ed th? : tat? Departm?
abassy. Fes
I report nvf-ht he 'rue ?rat not disguise
? . . ra er, ind t<
development
a- vie?;.
?. ...... ... ?, - ;
? ha? .? was a ith the possil of ? acl
a developmenl
I rera in mind tha' General
i lsycd sendii i hit mn
ontil he eras prepared to deal with i
muck mora ! ? ia1 I an th.
tu ere ;
dred followers.
Rebellion in ? arranza's am ?? wool?
lender the ] Imeriesn e:
peditionir; r ? p? tha'
? .'? - lier would be i
?
t more tha
1 5,1)00 men ?? oi Id be a able
g out th?
rdf
? .
tinenta! Unit
force? - umbci oi ttla re than
5,000.
? ?;>- i.nder llenera si
scribe st heme prohah
'
I-e pa ', -a ?,.* ??? *
ammunitioi . I.ouii Herrei h a
waa o
?
g 1
Durango, siso have leaded to increase
?
Departm?
become ? ttl?
-
Orleani and
had boei
. ?
?. ?
? ?.- of Tamp o W*hei ih? Ka
tucky was diverted it ?a. said that
had devi oped there was no need o a-.
additional warship,
a* - ?
e War Department that a-i
cd theie WSS BO I
?-.' ?->.?. a?
; e id boon 1
milei "Ml of man
em Me? to ? their di - iasing.
F?NSTON READY
TO USE RAILWAY
Troops Concentrate for
Dash Over Mexico North?
w es?crii to Aid Pcrshing.
MEXH AN OFFICIAI S
MAY CAUSE TROUBLE
Consul S.in?. Consent to I'se I in??
Will Not Br*
Givcn.
).! I'.? ". - . March ! ? ? ? ?
i ., i? ?., einforeemc
i ? pliea by rail fi point 1
-? i' rig's t ? ? ? i Me ro If?
?mpered 1 s attil
'?1" ran oft
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n? les ito the
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Arrangement .>ia-l??
- ? ?n mpr.rtai.' base and lo
concentrate reinforeemi ti i i To
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ta'";..- i ? -1 corporal crating
under a Mexican charter, ? I '
is a common ?carrier, si I he ex
pei:tcd to handle y ippl es for the
Id not, t is si v -i fot
American army purposi e
icnii f-ovotnmei ?ri *
. ? , ., v : a - ? d here, the Ms
govrrnmeri? ?e no: willing to eiar'
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terns ?? ? -.o-j'??, . inin finall??* r
I faga ??, '?r-,,?,- fei Ihs 'i?e of t?
"? | - -.. ?.???-- ??.a -oad
Fron ...? m . t ?. ser?.
from ??aber? ?re o' t?e bttl ?tr;
> rtheri Ifeiieo >scis -ou'
a?H 10 ?? < through Charcal
?- ? - ?g?on abent Ahumada toi
i irai ? rom '? Carrizal H fe ??? t?
? rn to a spot scarcely lifts
.= tile, the matt i
? , r. . no*? '? 'o -? ? h??r ? -?
r. ? 1 ? - - , r ? - ?a., ?i ?
? ? ? .-,] p."h'?-n w brii
? tie in the rele? ?ni betwee
? forces srd Americans
-
I.. I -e \m?nr-n 1 rew?
A'* ? pr?parai one, however, s*
?-. ? p?, fn? | using the ra
.? ?: r Ame) ta owaed rel
??r ? 'il !>;' Amer!? a"
ri - ??ut? ?? a . - . ? ,? thro'.i^
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?believe
s city t
Juan ? t h? I? ?.TUT'
i. Ktui an 1 oops I
? ? - rlljrl? t ??. -e?1 COntCI
? j ? -v tained fr< I I ?
ren?? ?overnmenl foi the m lits
, ,-,,?. -?, ? ?. ??.??., th? rai
' ? ? ? .
i ,. , -. t? to-day tha?
. r ma
*? r hemp listl '
?
\ ., . i d for i
"ai I e tri i
, j . , _.
?'-.?? FI l'a???? <"- v'?
oad bave, ? i ?sid. b?een
aitioi * ive bei
I . ? -
pul ?nta 1er a
I he *rmy quartermaster'?
illy i lid, in ]
pa rinn
iwi ?
main*? ned a I imbu? I .? ?I ra'l
?
men m getting equipment
? i ?
'?? entj ?foui irs s fter I ic order ?'
g?\ on.
El l'a?., I?, II? a Base
I ng of ti oopi in Bl Pai a
? seid ?'. i.? under way. Oi Hc<
'..-tlsy ths? these pi ??pa r?t ?r>ti - h.<
not fo ? i ic ling of troopi nte
?'??, bul for | ipplies to Genera
? itner evidences were
that -,e t.,?i,? will be ised, ?nd nsed
foi reinforcing General Pershin?*.
arrivals iron, rolnmbus to-day re?
t the 1 ransportat
- ? ie desert was hem?*? !???:
hampered bj -ar.i arms 11 ere ere ?? i
a except those ?h.ch ;'.e Amerii
engineers hevs been ah.? to irapro? lee,
i. i these aie ?aid to be ?-.i? 'o pieces
? ?> her?'.;. 'uinDort ?ragODI
Macardo Herrera, brother of Lui"
Herrera, irai arrested here to-night by
< an'a.n Mali, of the city police. I ip
, arrested Hei ?
Ihe Mexican had returned from ?
i".n hours' conference with i.enerai
, , : \r<- ll?> !"fu?ed 'o mak?
?? ?'n'emcnt in
? e ai re?t.
General 1>?I to nighl extended the
?t? DOS ? <l:?natrhes ?-rut
ovei eommerelal ?ire? ??.?t, of El Paae
? Bid '.?.ere of an ":ni er.'l'ary
??'."
General Be ? ? i did not
to wo information of "pneparations**
he nal mi.-, i g : i?j- in advance
? r execution. Tie ?general ?added
that he was inveitiijatmjr report? that
the ( srransa |*arr:?on at .Tuare?. ?,rro??
sr from El Paso, had deserted
tO * r Villa r?U?e.
The ?troetcar? ?between El Pa?o ar.d
IS were ordered ?tupped to-nifht
?* "."?. ?.'rlo.a's. St ?vpla- a* or: m a?
gire? by the ?company for the order.
II irai -. ?atf-r that the ?tree!
? on the i eeora
The manager of th< treel ?? company
?rere | tl g arvoni
. to take any
risks, although ha knew of n?, a I lal
?rouble. |
I i i ER STILL LOST
Lieutena Gori mrade,
?t yel unhesrd from. v
wherea Mei
ONE U. S. FLYER FOUND,
GORRELL STILL MISSING
I ?oiitcii.int Willis Safo Search
(?ors On for Comrade.
I i. tgraf ? - PI
. al imb is " March ' Robert
H. Willis, ? ? of the two ml ? ng
tan r ho started IrF ' ? Ce sas G rai
is arrived safi
-??' .*,-?..,
h?re to-day. IVirelesa im?-.?**},?? from j
the fro 1 I ieutenanl r?igsr .1
(iorrell a, . eard from,
11 o ?..- . * . not i
.....
heen forced l ? si gl ' ..'
light. Th?
- ? .
the miss?
ing eighth stach ne Seven '?ere re?
ported flyii r all right ?' CasasaGrandee,
Gorrell's ? mergeney rationa would not
have given eut jret, h ?*'a? am ?uneed,
even if he were stranded an tas desert
ai .. ? ? mountain ?
Lieutenant Gorrell it rated a? er? af
?He baa ?? = ? coaservati i flj-era
''. ? one I
af the 3 oungest ? atora 1 the servies
All th? it.-??..plane* wHlch litrired in
th* Ms lean i peditionary for?a mi.*
bapa ?re 100-horsepower tractor?. At
the time '"r' wera purchased'for the'
? -?? ?. ra - i ladren 'he-- ???ere eonsid?
?re I hv e.peri? to BS ?he be?r nbtsina?
ble in 'his country ?.-r SCOUtiBg I or?.
MEXICANS USE SILENCER9
lie? ire I'ounil on '.uns Taken from
X 11 liBtSS in F.I I'liai.
11 :? ?? ?. B nsa-aaa
Kl Paao. Te\.. March 22. Mes tai -
are aslag Maxim sileneara en their
guns when ??-noting a' policem?n snd
so:,r.ers in Kl Paso, according to claim?
nade to-,??y i.v Hen Powell, s privatS
? stchman, who Bays ha was fired ?j'i
? ??? ??me? and heard ' " lirr af
the bullets, but no noise of s i
Proto Gslvis, r Met eaa, was arrest
ed aftei policemen, ?. mi
seized in houses <?f allege.] Villistss
have been fOUSd equipped With ? ; -
lencers.
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ARMY PREPARES
FOR HERRERA
Takes Precautions to Pro?
tect Border from Re
votting Troops.
PERSHING SILENCE
CAUSES TENSION
I irst Report Receixcd in Sixty
Hours Tells Only <?f
Clash Monda y.
? ? ? ? aio, i '? . March 22. '.*
sral 1 4r.- ie ha.) beet
ra'a reported rerolt,
a?rd tha', arhi a there i lael f eon?
...... ?a ? ... - eesutionar;
sggi
?
ftweei G?rera
?.. h?.i t?ey?d
' ? eral I un*jto*i
?f of stsfl ? . ?.
fess the is well s
? a?a' i?tand" ? B
? ?. repoi from i is made ra
, . ... ..__?? , ,
'?? roncerning Pershing's oners'.on?.
Genei - ?1 to da r ree? from
i ? *,,. PeTt i ? - ? r?t report from
It i ama from
,.. , ? onl reference
? -, ?'?;? orerar ?>r? n* VI a ????
Si '.ills and ? armr-a troops c!a?hed
S'ai |uipa.
OiRcially sn-i ui (I -' the -p'"'1*"1
hi ? ?-.?? that 1 Herrera has lolnel
Villa tha international aitnalion might
| ,- m? ? a- b? i'ompar'.aon
tha pursuit af Villa would he regarde?!
a? incidental.
i ona . Be ? ?. , of Carrai ?? - c0'
? * * . eceirad no : epori oi 'ne re
ported revoll of Herrera, and he tras
r .i a? a ".
: . ? rding to the * arsiofl
Bg ?i- Herrera -?a? iemove?l
fioni commend Monday, and immediate
Ijr took ??ep? to alienate his garrison.
That < arrsr,7a lia? snOUgS loysl
troons in Northern Mexico to tlrlve
Herrera from the cits of ? hihuahna if
le attempts tS hold 'hat plaee wa? h"
h: militai ?' in?"' here, bat it I
feared thai retentioii of Chihuahua
would not be hi? pla1
Military observers I ara ses a po-sih'.
?' ? ???..- a '?'1,'c.l revolt
nterruption of win
i,.*.-.. P,., i :.?aa Grandes ?nd Juar?
terday, and tha wire cutting to-day be?
tween Ojinaga, opoosit- Presidia, and
lorien:; f| WBS BUggCSted that the
i..'r??^n? who eal ths wires botweei
I .. aa ?ira'.de* and ?' ?arer might hsve
.-?t they ?ere hen?' ised by
General Pershing for commui
? -, General Funston.
;.- . poi ? ?nouM i.e ti ue, and If
Herrera
greatly the United StStCS :li its
:o run down Villa sr..! h a followers,
say these observer?. Cutting of the
Mexieaa txTorthweatern Railway at cer?
tain points would make :t lmposaibi?.
lid, for the Am?ricains to use ?
foi forwarding ?nppiie? for the army,
e-.-en If the CstTsnts government de?
? (?e.i ?(. gran- General Funston's re
: ssl X'o'her move thai it -vas *'???,;?
lie mishl ma'..r was io po :ior?li and
i. ?'?:?? ? ' . " ' ..I" ? .. .
, ? \ lia by ;?? tack ing Pre ? I ?
A ?mall Amaricen fores is ?here bow
and this p"rohablj will he itrengthened.
.. : -i d ??..?..' : not i a to limpie
a? ?hat affected at ?olumbns. however.
between Presidio and tijinaga is
?he Rig Grands instead of an imaj-inar;,
line. ?
FELIX DIAZ CAPTURES
PUEBLA, IS REPORT
Followers Describe Bis1 (lains
Against Carran/a.
I .t -r?;
Galreston, rex., March 22. rhe
F?!ici?'a i'ir.ta a' '.alve-tton to-day
.*a?s tha* Feiix Dia-, a' 'he head of an
army "' ?".,000 men, has occupied the
ntportant manufacturing city n?"
Puebla, located ?ibiui? halfwav between
? ??. sad Mexico ? ty. Il la
? 4* thi '-' . " ?' . bia followed
p bat! ' ?? ? ? alr-o-i'. ..n hour
which the ( ?riav a geneia!. .Iua-i
Alearen, va? foi*, ."ter a
ass af several hum;-?,! killed and
woundr,, *
GENERAL HERRERA
JOINS VILLISTAS
? niiilnneil from p??? 1
srnment of the "Firal Chief," wss food
for m'irh d KUSSiOl
Ousted a Xlonth A-jo.
Herrera ?i? on?ieri from his pi >
'?I litsry Gorernor of ? hihuahua Stats
;i month ago by Carrante, following
? large, lodged againsl !? ? for ineoin
peter?"? a-id drunker-.r-.e?'. A' that time
Herrera WBS told that he would he sel
in'o the ir-... :? s as af tha GuetTO B1 I
Minaca seetiona to hunt Villa. Geae**e1
Luis Gutierrez ???. appointed to ?uc
.?e.l him ?s (?o-. ? i
According to American ar- ?.? . ?'? ?*
? IS ' Hei rein '..ok '" ?? o.n
ing with bad grace, and aullanly
h i regiments of ragged Mexican i
. try into the hilly cot try.
Only six months ago ?l?rrera ?i?
?aging a campaign m the I.owei | ?
huahua nnd Upper Datango districts
for Villa When Villa trae an ??ted in
h * .*onora campaign llenera <"
?
llerrera\ cour?e from I'hih la
< itv ??hen he ??a?, dispatehed ;o bun*
x ilia i nol definite!] known. Nothing
te had b?*en ne.T-<i from him, ?>? !
he wa - ,vnti.e.\ ?? .,?. threading I
mountain t>a<-??i<-.e? on hia mission to
' ? '''am.
Vesterday ? cour ir esrrled th? news
of Herrera'? dec?a'a'ion ar-amst the
i n fed States and of hia Intention to
ancing iii" govei am -i '
?.f ? 'arranza
It ?s believed here thai v.?.?.? and Her
rers had com- r,a a?i undera'andm?* m
nsediataly upon tha lemoal of Berrera
?'rom hii poi ' as Go t
Herr? ra snows the mounts n fast
.if the 1" ?? ui
?ell, mid :-,ad he? an? el ?
? ' ? mt S. Ilia'
ng it af 'he class ??? 'altered, thieving
?oidiery ?o ion? den tilled with the
Villlsta ? > were outtil ?'?I b
Carrants before their departure Into
?he western eountrj osti on the
hunt fer Villa. Their equipment and
| arse v.ere report?,i a? pour Dissal
afae.,1111 over the lark of n??)tal nmne
from ?IS de 'acto ,ro-ernn-?nt la r?
pe-te.! m have esused TTlHCji of the
' ? Bg bach of Hen-era's move.
't?|or .-?.repte, cemtnandinB; 'he mil
tar? ha?- rier". to nij??it author ..ed r\
denial of s repor? fion Doming thai
(went) seven automobile trucks trsd
been found 111 the ' hihuahua d??#rt
and that their dnr?i? were rni???nc
"isjor Baasple ai?<? ?isted th?? there
?a-?? n? truth m a report that ?to
Imenran SCOUta had basn kilitd near
.'?amlaulrs to ds^.
?JPVERTISEMEXT.
"i 1
FREDERICK KEPPEL?CO
EXHIBITION OF
Early
Engravings
XV AND XVI
CENTURIES
March I?th
To
April 8th
4EaST39?StNewY0RK
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MEXICAN DESERT
ORDEAL TO ARMY
Soldier Tells of Hardship
of Travelling on Chi?
huahua Alkali.
FINDS MURDERED
? AMERICAN'S BODY
\illas Men Had Tortured Vic?
tim. Whose Hands Were
Burned to a Crisp.
El I'tno. i-\.. Mardi 22. lne firm
story of the hardships suffered b?. the
American soldiers?in their march across
the Chihuah'.a desert tv-t told here
to-nigh? by Sergeant ft. P. Flarri'on,
of the 13th Cavalry. Sergeant Harr:
ion told hi? story propped up in bad
in the hospital, where he -vas taken
on hit arrival here, ' | from
dyiei ?
i tare was not any ehaering when
? i?.t .11." he said. "Eve. " !io?lr Ta?
serious, an?"? not much was said. We
I . tsrted off a* \ brisk tro*., and at
?nee 'iif dust began to r.se. There
Ith ??:' air ar.-i 'he dust
I ..v.?? *ne road like a curtain. The
alkali got ?n'.o our eye? and down our
throats. It ?sifted into our shoes and
through our clothing. The .<un beat
hotly on us. We put wet handker?
chief? in our ha'.?, but it did not help
much. Most of the fellows rode along
va.'h their ey.?s shut to keep out the
dust ami glare. .Many of the men Utjt
half Miad by nooon.
"Mv tjtt began t. i'.i. .?I?*?:-. a:?*>'j;'.??
the edpe?. Then thev felt as big as
?amp kettle?, and everything sot dark.
Von could feel the blood beatini; bac?,
o: vour aveballs. Then the hea?lache
would begin.
i as Talomat Deaerled.
"You should have seen the face? of
i c. afttr M hour or two. The
? ?etrled on the perspiration, then
?he porspirr'.on would run down, lead?
ing ???tie furrow?. Some of them
like painted Indians.
"Whcfl WS rot to Las Palomas we
,?*-?"? right through the Htreets. There
"???'?. ? soul in the whole town. It
? was weird. We heard some ducks
quacking and saw t-ome goats, but not
nan being. At the next ?own.
Bi a Grandes, I ttt WOtO three peor.?
_ in 'he sun. The rest of the
pi*. ? ?-.? Ik ? a (crave.
"lust sntaids al Boca Grandes we
:'oi.nd ?he body of a. cowboy who had
been kille?) by Villa on his way to Cn?
lumbtlS. The body ?lay about twenty
feet from the road. They had tortured1
him, and hu hands were burned to a
crisp, We did not have time to bury
?ths poor fellow. Everybody ?swart under
his breath when we pa*?ed. Later some;
of the Ifth tried to burv him. The
(-rouml was too hard, so they juat?
piled rocks on the body.
Dropped in Their Tracks.
"During the marc.ie? the boys ?topped
ten minutes every hour fur rest. When
the word was given they just dropped
? il their tracks in the road. No stop
was made lor dinner. It was jus** one
?-'rady hike from morning until we
reached the camping place. The infan
try was itrung ant so that the detach
Wtre S day'? march apart. That
il the way they ant jrorng now.
"We g?:* no ?..?ter from Columbus *o
Boca (?rand???', thirty-one miles. The
?vater ?-i my cantean got so hot that I
cou!?i hard;., drink It. Most of i? I
i an my hend ta stop tht head?
sehe.
' !?<> you ?,.ow how much staff a
,? iboy' infantryman) has to carry?
?ti about fifty pounds. Just s?
loan as ths bo;, s hat down off would
? their shoe? Th?; gritty road cut
? to bitl and t!ie alkali made
. r feel iwtll and Mlatar I ?aw
' 'ner?i having a tine t-me getting
their .??iocs back on their f.?et.
Mormon Roofs I'urned
"We on?--'.' tbraagh Ca?anla D:a.-.
?. ?? ???' the Mormon ?settlements. The
? rt of ?red brick and m ??re wall
? re WM rot a human bein-r
1 *frry tree? were blooming
an.i the alfalfa was knee d?ep. The
roofs of ths booses were burred and
the aindawi all broken. We got some
?sl"r Out of an irrigation ditch. Tha'I
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terv.
???A - ?rere fed prat? Rsrdtsdi
and canned ? '??'?'
timos a lit) '?
! a 'war babv' thati ??hi*. ?*
call soft bread.
"There are s lo*, of '?? tut who IN
Sieh, ?h?t they are a'r*?:?? ?thsy will b?
?en' out, ?o they hold on as long ?i
posa.ble."
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BRITAIN TO CALL UP
MEN 45 YEARS OLD
Extension of Military Age Limit
Reported imminent.
London, March '2.Z.?The, corn:r.f ses?.
p-.per? to-dsy say that an or?n ?**
tending the multar-/ age Uralt t.t be?
single and married men t/> fcrty-i*"*
years will be fssu-xi this week. ??"?*?
present the enllstmert of men emtt tin
age of forty will be voluntary, to-?"*?.
All the newspapers declare that S
general compulsion bill, extend!*.* *>?
application of the present law to a*x*
ned men Is being carefully conr.d-Mt?
bv the authorities. The Press *Auoci?*
tion says the War ?ftre offriaJi beliw?
that general compuliion is uittiHtl
Most of the morning papers ?'-pport
such a measure, bu* "Tre I'ally >tr-s
asks why the WMr Office want? isebS
bic army in England. ^^^
BRITAIN READY TO ACT
IN WILHELMINA CASE
After Year's Delay New Promis?
Are Made to American Owttei**.
Londor. March C?. IsttttMl ?'
the steamship "A ilhelrrit.a csm i? ?
Right, according to A. <i. Hay?, repr?
?enting the American owner- of U?
famous foot! cargo re;:ed ?note tb?1
a year ago wy the British authorities
this new?'has eaiWd laryrtss nU*
as it was announced m Apr*.;. IStkuf
tha case had been sattle ?' I "?3
Riant an principle wv reached Apr_
10, 191."., whea the British ?fstaWg
undertook t?i pay ?ths BaaMtf ''r?**'
for the careo and dan-aces far th?*?9*
tent,on of the ?hip. In May ?Laid ?'!'
aey was sppoir.tcd srbltrstar to "
?ths aefual s'im to he ra." Is twt -"'
e-? af tie ci.rc-t. St I rthei umS
wa? taken. ho?xever. a** : ?Mr. "?:?'
kept a mater.a! aitness in London fi**
month?
Onginality and "urt blend
in the Gattlc Collection.
Opposite ?V. Patrick's Catheara.
?'?. i1 i. iwi.ws i-a***?g**a*B*BBti'ii i .miisi