The evening herald. [volume], April 21, 1914, Image 1

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WHOLE A TLANTIC FLEET ORDERED
TO CONCENTRATE AT VERA CRUZ
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WAIT FOR
SENATE
Admiral Mayo's Ships Instructed to Speed Under Full Steam
Join Small Force Now in Vera Cruz Harbor; Reported
at Washington tlat City Already Is in Hands of Ma
rines; Twenty-One Americans Wounded.
MEANTIME HiSTORYMAXlNG DEBATE
ON SCOPE OF THE WAR RESOLUTION
RAGES ALL DAY IN THE SENATE
Senator Lodge Contends for Broad Changes in Original which
Will Change It Inta Flat Declaration of War Against
Mexico, Declaring All Murderers Looked Alike to Him;
Majority Leaders Contend for the Original Resolution.
Washington, April 21-Secretary Daniels Hurried
to the White House just Before six o'clock for a
conference with the president.
An unconfirmed report was in circulation that Ad
miral Fletcher had reported the sierure of Vera
Cruz with a loss of four marines killed and twen-ty-fcur
wounded.
The house has recessed until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning so there can be no final action by con-""
gress tonight.
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icnoral Aureli aim 1 1 la mi net . tli
Imliiy whether Hie rem r von w .ul.l hi-
"In due tun. If H abould l.eiuin,.
an will every citilcn In MeXI. o."
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'l-haiiithiii nl I hi' iliroitn.ii of
I hi' Mule department, linn nlvinci the
foreign diplomatic Imily In Mexico
'ity ti have their niitlnnulu leave
Mexli ii.
MxmrrwiY imviv cali
M I N IsTKIt.s INTO COM':HKNT.
Wnahlnglnii. April 21. Secretary
llryan naked th rir-lKn nmliuiuiiiliir
lit iniilrr with In in ut 2.311 p. in. It
wax Kriicrally Hrcrpti'd thut In- khiiM
ihIvIhx thrm on tlir Rlliii.ltnii In id"
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tn.
A iiibiipjiilur JuiisiTiinil, AinliaKiia
lur hprlntt- Itli ami .Mnlia.iHailur
Itlano wvro Mr. Hriin lull inllif.
Kai Ii t'in r k 'I ri'tunliix to auxi-r any
'iU'lioriB. .
Si rn tary Hiy.ni iliw ushi cI with tin
aiiiliiiHHiiliii4 the ittatiiM nf anv lliii-tl.i
uar nuitirla Ih n!zil at 't-i.i I'rnx ami
he nllutlon an It alfic Ih I In i iihiuiti
Mi liiun Mini In- li.ul no i.i ws from
Vi'u i run.
SKN TK TKi:s I I" THK
DM l,ltTloN Ol' W l(
uuhiiiKUin. 1 1. I".. Apill " I
Tlit hoiiMf rt-cUitliiii .ih am lutnl li'
iIim iurrixn ri'l.iiH.riH ininiiiiii'i '
laiilv liilur,. I lio vinilo Kuuii ui'it it
nu t Ht liuuli.
A new rrt'ilut inn In urn pi (In- ani'
'Si alruily oflVieil l IIiihij .
"auinrlvtit rrpuratiu-i-' l"r tin- T.itn
Pirn lm lilflit wan inl i iiilii' i il l Si ii
ntnr Wi.rks, Iti-pnlihr.iri.
Soi trtaiy lmnn l Ii !t tlip (ilntifl
n.i i'ilnil at K l'i 'i-lm k. Ilo .'
nnki.l aiioiit the ni'lora tn Ailnuiai
Hololur.
' It whim I'o vi iy uiimIhm fur mo 'o
.IV HIi.thlUK at lh. llllio. ' m.ih Ins
reply.
.-'inatnr LihIiio oprlii'l tho iloliuto.
'Ill H HU.ltllili of litKll M'l'liilKIIOH-l
(mi Ii a mm on! runtx i niiKroi' It i"
will lo roliifllilur t'.o Ii 'upoiiailnlily ot
the si :::t'f." h" iiohmii. Tin puH r to
id rial war ri st. undor the oimtltu
tlon. with roliK ro.
"W'lion tho pr -xitlt nt lax an Inn r
l..llliill ,l cunt mi e ay bif. lo nilMli'it
he token t tie I.imI atop Hint pri't eiloi.
war," rontinmil Mr. I. "Hue. "Tin
prialdent Iniiilit haw taken fuittiel
Htopa luit lit haa com tn thp tn
a lit. tt hIiiiiv liaa tho pnmir I" ilo'l ne
war. I Hunk h- hna iluiie ell." Hen.
ator Wllliuma aki'il hnw lunit it tk
eoiiKreaa tn paH the Hpaliiah tAar ii-a-oiutlon.
Hinat.ir Ui FilleUf rephpil thai
iiinarra took from April I! to ,pin
IW tu puaa tli' roaolutloii In ISHK.
Meiiil'era of tho limine llled nun tho
ai llalfi l llumtiel' H ml eimMleil the ll n
ol the hull.
"Thla rroolution u the wur.l 'Jna
llfv," Inatoail of 'aulhorue.' " a.il'l
l.oilito. "The reault will uf the winio
Thla rraolutioii itoea not i oiilemplaio
tho dedal utli.n of war. The piemil' tii
In lila niriuwRo Uia Uliiieil any hovttllty
toHnnl the Mexican people, lint thia
rraolutUm carriea with It armed In
tervention. Tunxtnueneea of firmed Inler
venllon are In many reati.-eta prn iaoll
the aanie an war. Hut ih, y prearnt j
talk lea caiuioln of, apoejy i iiiii
lrlloti, leaa tortile In apeeily ulnry "I
Meiorlpa won and may hriiii a lout
per luil of h exeri Ine of whu( woul l
b Ih (iuIIi i power in u foieiiiil
country lurulvlim vital rKu-ntltlurra,
rat ioaa of life perllalw. unit inoniha
J aaltafai't Ion of frflliiK that w llai
iiuaiariiuii ui leeiini mui ii,. nan,
brounlit back ieaca and oriler and
AtBUaUEUQUE, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1914.
it wn i: t ni:w yoiik a
V TI Us TIIK HLl.lMI.Vr Of
at I'iiii.ii:iiii a.
TO IK.IIT IMTI.II HTVri.
Ml. I Tin- loili.nil rupltal la unlet
tiiinintrr of war nf Mexico, naked
i alio, I tu t hu cnlora. replied:
ne.cnnaiv, Ihey will be till lulled,
lilterty to a detracted country."
I'MtTY I.INI S ItltKAK IMVN
h S HK.NAlOlt M)Mii:
l:eiewliiK tlu Tiimplco in, , Ion',
Senium I.oiIkc cunllntiail :
'1 li re la no ilouiit In my mind thai
that lln iiloni at T.illlpi n cunHlltilleil
ar ilouiit to the American liait u ml
the Aniellian uniform, .No nation can
allow such an Inuult to pa unnotlcr.l
It lit Ita duty to avrk proper atuni
inent and reparation Tn form ol
ain h alnnumvut la unlVttaatly rrcon
inreil. It la a auluto to the ling ol th,
ortoiiileil nation.
Hut Unit aaliite Ih a Rovernnietit.il
.ii tn, n. All parly line diauppenr in
i he il, inanil lur amriulH fur aiu h an
i fix 1 1 1 ami we u II hi, mil lie In ml the
pr-Mih nt'a ilemand I ,r ntoneiiieiit."
The caliitii-t ni'etn k hruke up hi;
the n. ii a to ihliatc wan on and Se, re
iar Tumulty anil Mn.no of the cahi-lu-t
niemhera hiirrieil to the aena'e
chamlii-r lo hour he siM-echea.
"VuihiiiK lien In the ailiiuttnii," w ia
the way I'lihlinahli-r lioiii ral lliirlesuii
put It.
Hvnntor I.oiIko rem i I any linpii-
taliuliM that tin- ItepulilicaiiH wore
'Ink i n if tn proper ii-Mard lur Un
hniuir of the Hun.'
No ( Holer, whim; mi hhi HI its
UK! l,Kls THK HI A Tiilt
"lltlt we muni al-" think i t In"
which the It.i k coer--tho citii-its ut
the I nlleil Stater, ' h aalil. "I'm
Allieriian i il!i 118 h.i,- pel IhIio.I nil
Mexican aoil. I cannui. in demaiiitiiiK
ituiu un lit of the insult at Tainpl' u.
overlook I heae oiitiaea. I riiiin il
I'iihi thi-HH tnunli rn nv alletitly Ha
unt any In k Ihut th. r.' la a itreat'-r
wioiik to lie alunoil. and a wrnnx
which miiNt not Ik- ami ahall imt in
repeated. "I cannot he put in poltnn w lu r.
I appear to pick ami . hooan between
ia. lui'.m that tuil. iv nar Mexli o u-umli-r.
cannot Ju.n In any rejoin
tmn whlili putH Hi,- I nlleil Slate m
(he puMlinu of t . I - i i liar one niiit-
Oeroil and cut-thr above anutiu i
inoiileier ami l ulihr t.
I have tin llealte ' crltii l.e I'le-,-
uleiii Wilmi i lur hi 4 i .ilure lo r i nv;
ll... Ill-Ill'. i ! Ilui'li
I ii. ei iled nil Kl
inm n milt, lent
frtl'utlUl;, ari 1 (.111
li.u.Miiy mui I'liu
1 1 in rt i rem In il Iiik
Itilt lln fa. t Hi 'I I '
q ill H line nut ll .III II.
a lo.elt lull vv tin ll t.
Ho no ilniHit
appeal iim I '
I coiiileinti a
me methmla nt
in d b w Ii" Ii
; leaent luiHllmli
i lemn Inn met !.
hi put lliyoll in
iiatortlon of il"
. . here or i'ic
I. ti Ih v tin h we I .i ''
w ul il we III ti r I'll'
bt'liinil Villa Villa.
Ii lllll'll inaKii! '
haa In en marki'il
lapltie, pliiinli r mi I
i i line, which al e i
vuiihiry in which vvi
It la for thai i
imrity of th count
leialioiia haa pn i "
lur I he r ream hie ..;
Not on acnlcni e cat.
aould pin no
'in began llle aa
nhoat- pathwa:-
llll llloinl-ln l.
ojr nulla in '''
'liatd'!' to I I"
IV.
il Hint the mi
le on loreiK-i
I Iho auhatitu'i
Ih remiltitiuli.
o dciiieii. i: K h
i a liiclan. Ilnly trnili."
Th aenalor ad ieil "nil the lliat l
Under Hi reaolut u n Would he I In'
taking; of Vru t'ru "W ar eii
aaiied at thla nionu M," h d. "laro,l,
toweriiiK hia voice motlonully. "tint
only In ileulinii with a iiallon lnvolv .
In a; the iravent n n ..iiaibiliilea iha:
Van confront the i-.nn ra, but ua no'
otieii happeiia. we partlcipati'it
III ii mo, it hlatni i action. The
Krounda of our a. -Inn- hra today will
ki l.efur Iho world and will coin In
th tribunal of luaiuiv. If We ale o
Iniirven In Mi'slm ny pnliii. I
Want to lift It up !i"in Ih level ul
lelaonal li.wtlllli.n i.nd plan It on
th broad (round r a treat n.iiiuiial
ui llun tiikitu In the iniereaia and for
Ih prolectlnn nf Arm rlcim Uvea In a
lorvlgn country and lor th purpun.
iiIimi of reeturliig " ' and order if
w rim."
Henator Hhlvelev. a 'ling challloall
of the i ..nuiiill. u ih 'l.i ro.l the peml-
llllt I 111 .,, W.IH of ') t It III 11 II I llll-
. lilt. illi e.'"
"The alti inpieil parallel between III
I'M noru pi in eeiliiiKa ami tin- pruceeil-
iKKH loailllitf up In the lleil.itatu.il nl
liar lii Spam ia tiilile." In- aaul, "It
hi never Inn late tu ili-i I i re war. H
may eiiHily he, urn,, tun late to t"-puro
.face, J lint notion wan a ilocl.i l a 1 1 in
Tin l .i.. I "i in a kuiiiI Inilh .llu.
In prexeive pea. e. He aiid Iho pic
I'letit hail nut ankeil cniiKiei.M lut au
thority he. mi" he il'il nut wi-h t
(iiiihii ii war Mr Shiveley i ual.-inli il
.the l.oilkte preiiuil.le would hav tin
remilt but war.
' lixpeilltliiit hole la Mtal." aa;.
Henator Hhlvelev em phut Itall.v , "oe
iiiiine Una la an i ft,.tl in . revel v.
Iiriice."
"Would the aeixiire of Vern t'rtix
by fori e he mi a. of pom ,, or an a.-t
of war?" naked Hi liatnr lllamlaKee.
"It would tint he an a. t nf war,"
aald Son. Hi, r Hhlveloy. It would to'
an act of reprisal i'in inaiiv occa
aiuna haa the I nit.-il Stat," lamle'l
furiea at.. aoizod pnipettv and no
War haa t'tlmleil.
Henator Hhiwley Inaiated th Irii
oiimplallit waa of acta, tint iiMaaiilla on
private pel i. tin or rniierty. hut m'la
that had all the vhlence of beln't
meant aa iiiHiilta to the I'uiti-il Htnt"-i
Kover iment meant to linpeiu h the
lower mid aovereignty.
"It wua a plain, ileliherate aaniiiilt
on our uniform, on nil our navy Niamls
lur." Kind Sentilor Hhlvelev, reterrma
to the Tampion incident.
STIHVK Mill iv: K OH
Hl t l.XIti: K. HYS SIHVKI.Y
"Thi aiiuatlun in Meixm ia had
enniiKh. .No one will diNpiile that,
llut her w at eiiKHKed In un rffort
lo avoid going- further than la ncce
aary mid at the autne lime u Impreaa
on thou in iiuthurity that the ilmnity
of Hi lulled Htulea muai be ri-
ll'Cted."
Senator Shlvi ly aald Ihoa who had
been "claniorlnK fur inlervenlion"
had not thuiiKht of ill danger lo the
thouaanda of Amerlrnn cltlxena In
Mexico. "I a.iy It la ii marvel In view
of the character of I, .at nd with
till. Hull of our cltirena thri. ihat we
lav eacaped wit hunt n groat iiiiitihci
nf caiua li lea.' he dci luted.
Mr. Hhnely r-fetrod in tin- l."dso
preamhli':
"Tina preamble would tratiaforni
Una roK.iliitinii into a ileilaratlnn i '.
War," he aanl. "I," We ale tn Illlike a
ileclat at Inn of war then let ua make
It. Let un tint . ii u. i no in the anlvelliiig
phiirlaeeiKin nf tiling l.icta whl' h Jn
tifv w.ir ami inm un war and then
adopt tln no I.-.. I iln. lit Ale w in
Die s.i l.i .tli . ileilai, h ilf a
turn rea-"itw why w.ir ahuiild e do-
Ian it un Mexn .. ami in ru n lu.lintf
Hi,, t . v . . I 1 1 1 . . ii di l l. ire ,,iir purpun mil
In ,l.i hu ' There ,-flll hi' tin illo.iliun
a to whit (In natural effiet of Ihit
I . r . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 nuiild lie if art. In -noil Mini'
lle.lt power of the World All I he
r. Hat iona of ronnlven wniil.l ln Idle
S.li. it.. r Shlvehy aald that ..cii.it.n-i
who wet anxioiiK fur war may will
wait until hia "resi.liitlwi In trud an
a luoaiiM for peii.-r,"
WII I.I WIS WAN Is it M HMi.HT
W II ON Ml II I i: It T A
Son. iluf Jnhn Shari Wllliuma,
liemu, rat. then l .... k the lluur in ii
I'url of the eummittoe ronnlulmn.
"Tin lime may ounie," hi aaul,
"nil. u a ln. ro iun, tillio will not be
h.iMln Inl war. I V 1 1 tnil.iv. II' the
prenliletit hud ovorlunkod thia IiikiiU
In the flint, he vvuuld havi- been con
ileinned fioiu pvi-rv- hill ami vnlb y
hi the I'liUcI Hlalon Therofure,
with the world neiui-liarhario, aemi-elviU'-d.
I m u-4l nuppuit tip' priai
.1' nt I ibm l nam l.i ill tiny .M-x-.
aim. I iluii't want any Moxi ana
kilhiiK me '
The l.mlge ail but It ut I'. Sch.ltnl
W'l'l! illln aai.l. waa a iloil.irat inn ul
var agaiiint Mexico arid the Mexican
I Id--.
' I want,' aad Henutur Williaiiin.
"ibis ie.-4iilutiuii to bo au wunled that
the vvurld hhail know it ahall be war
"it Mil. I l.i unit iilher llu. Ita aa
lui. n that flag ,.r uiiiil llucrta I" -cnuioH
atl Allli't Ii all pi innlier or litl-,-tta
well to Utu.'
A wave nt npplauav ancpl the gal-
I' ll, -a
'The Kiitgeani al uttna w ill i lour
h g.illei ii-H." declared Hie Ice
piem.l.nt. About lull men wor re
muv ,-d
"llurta haa atudiourily trndeaiurad
tu i ri ii it the pi. mil, nt u ml the gov
mm. til ut the I'mloil St a lea It i
imt a matter ot injuri tn property, or
liie, it ia u mailer of inault to the
hullur ol the Hag 1 he preai.li nt
n.und.-d th right k'-yimle lluerta.
The houae of repreai'tilat tv ea atruck
lb kevnole Vu luiiann lluerta And
when I Villi) Inr thine reaolutlotia, 1
ilii II Willi the hupe thai I tic houae lo
i-utifeii-nco will malat on nanniig
lluerta lb innulting pui'v.
"It war t-hniild fullnvv lln-ae ren,,lu
tiutia, Ilo' clvllixed world abould kimw
that il waa Lined by lluerta. And if
war uhi.ul.l cuiiu it almuld Im war
agaiiint imt the .Moxi, an pou pie, but
again.! Hilettu"
H.n.ilui Wllliuma added that hu
waa willing to rnlun renin-, l lor Hi
Hag. bill when thia waa duim h bu
lieved Hi lulled HI alia abould 11
out of Mexico,
"If )"il one gel Into Mexico, 11
would be Iho hmdent IIiihk III Hie
Wolld lo get out nf thole UK. till ' lie
LIE IS PASSED
THE HOUSE OF
nmiinup
UU I'.'i 111
TODAY
Andrew Bonar Law Declares
Statements of Minister As
quith on Ulster Situation to
Be Untrue.
WILD SCENE FOLLOWS
AS LEADERS CLASH
Charged Openly that Army
Crisis Was Deliberate Plot
to Force Uprising in Ulster.
Ily la-am-d Wire In I'vcnliig Herald.
London. April A atormy ace tie
waa created I.: I he holm nf com -ino'ia
today when Andrew Hrniar
lain, lender ot the opponitlon, de
manded a judicial inquiry Into the
naval nnd military movemetita re
oentiy conleiupliiteil by th Kovfrn-nu-iit
al riater. The unloniala hnrge
thai then nmv einclila coiiMlltilted a
plot to prnvuke an uprlamg In Da
te r.
I'reinier Amiullh refuaed a Judicial
imiiory. aa he aald the chargea had
been proved fa Inc. but h chullenired
Mr. Law tu make any Hocuuatlona he
vv mhoo) to make In the houae llaelf
n In n ho would In- given the ftlllent
oppurt unity fur diHcuaalon.
AiiiiiI the i hoi rn ami angry ahoiita
nf their xnppuri'-ra. Ihi two leadera
lli.uk their pi. men alternately at th
table chaMcm-inK each other.
rprunr fullnvv oil Mr. laivv'a declara
tioti thai the atutemeula iiiade by
I'i'iTiior AiUiih and hia cullongiief
had been jiroven untrue.
The nci-ne emled, w in ii, ninld mln
lnlcri.il i tin ,.f "take your day for
ilin'-iif-nii.n.'' Mr. Ijiw nunl that nfter
he h.ul noon what the protnlaeil
"white papir" cuntaiued he would
, uiisiib r what nicpa it la really
.vuilli while to Ink.
a. ml, "I am ,.r Iho ,uuiiiitle reao
Itiiiun, lio.-.iiin. if thia unaanaiii, thia
trait. .r. thin In ute, who a now in titi
Ibul ll . in M. Mm nhnuld aaiute III"
till before we go llll" I Mexico; W"
would llut have to go I luli-r the
l.oilge rex. llll Ion we would have In
gu. Tho n, tut, ,r trnili Maanacliio.4-tla
vviinla Ih" I on. ilut inn on nil. h bioad
gruliluls thai it will be Ft it f f li lent to
make ii a May in Mexico when we go'
th'io. I want H on auct narrow
grniiniln that il llu.rt.i ,ln-n. it lluer
ta la anaanniiiatod. or If llilelta a
lulia the (lag. we i an cnine on
home "
S, naini lllii.il v. Ueiubllcall, of
Kolilinks. ipiliiiod hia wlllingm-an to
nupiiuir the pn-nidi-nt
"I am nut niilv in Incur nf acnditni
the flag tu ilmn. in. I riparatlun fur In
ault." In- Mini, "but I am in favor of
... li.l i.K tin- f l i k Mi'Xieii to protect
Ainer.can itiii-na from rapine and
plumlor ami iniinlei. 1 ngroe with
the nenaini fiuiu M an.o-h uael ta that
the pr, neht t n,.i ut inn ia not H'nud
ellutiyh "
Atloi H' tiu'ur lltadley i ,,m huled.
Heiiimr Wntkn uffoied bin icauluiiuii
to a, . epl llui'Ma'a x pti-anioti i.f Tv
glet an lull Ka I ml . I Ion. S' llatoT
WurkH pleaded Inr peace.
"Hun mui Ii In ttel il would have
been " ho a nd. "it tin- pr nnlenl hlm
aelt had d,c!, nod that the apology
ami Iho dlm lial lie lit ntir nailota floln
atlent wan Million nl. I tour we luck
lite moial i-ouiago to aay to thia ku
ntiiikeii nut mil that Hpolugy already
made in enough.1
Seii.iiur Wnrka mini that h had
nut ottered Ina renulutlmi tu crill
clxe the l-o.irne of Hi prealili lit. lie
did not i-xp'.-t hia reaolutioii tu ba
piiMaed he aid. iiMHerfinif further ihu.
"wo ale going headlong Into the ter
rible condiliona of war.'
"No matter what may be Ih llm
Ua in Hi" mind of the pronnlont In
the matter." aanl Henator MH'umt'cr,
KopUtilican. "Iho renllll ot Iho reao
I ii 1 1 1 .ii . in, in, liter hnw vvr. led. would
be war Ii will be all Ih war Ihut n
pnoi. internally turn, pleading and
ixhaunted i-nuntry can tnaintaln
.iuuiiif.1 the mnat powerful of all ua
tluiia on earth "
' I .. Heiialnr Mii'uinbcr regard
an Inault t th Anierii in tlag mi un
Aiiicrifu.il boat, repreaetillg Ameri
ca sovereignty, at a trivial olfeiiae, '
demanded H.niitnr Wllliuma.
"II ia Hot trivial." aald Henulor
Mel 'Ulllber, "bill I ilo lint pi ll the
uniform ulnar a live American mi I
(t onllnuotl uii I'agi- Two.
una
have a pretty Talr
war horror right
north of us.
I
TIIK KVKMVO llF.nAI.lt
VDI. . Ml.
WEMTY
EADIN
Ten Women and Children Ar
Burned to Death in Flames
Which Swept Ludlow Tent
Colony Last Night.
SIX IDENTIFIED DEAD
FOUND ON BATTLEFIELD
Ammunition Being Eushed to
6cene from Trinidad in Ex
pectation of Immediate Be
sumption of Hostilities.
tly la-awd Wire tn CvCnlnf Herald.
Triiiiilait. rdu.. Airtl II.
Tlinw wonn-n ami a nuoils-r f
liilblnii. iMMKlhly VU-n. were)
minillinntl In tleath In Uie flrr
that awi-it tin I.iullow tent iil
oiijr lamt night, rdlowlng an all
day Imt tie. tMiwifit the militia anil
alrlkera, aimnllna; In a atatcmetit
irlven out at union licawhiuartera
al immiii. TImv iwrty had lakra
refiiKn In a rave) Ikh iIm' militia
men II ret I the tcnta, TIm ataa
ini'iil In ciHilinniil at Hie anIUuxry
ramp at l.udlow but the buttles
have not bt-rn eentivere!.
The diwuvery of Iho bod lea wilt
rulaa the number of victima to
twenty or more, a majority of whom
wera women and children. Karly
thia afternoon the alte of the burned
colnny had not been gone over and It
la ImpoMutble tu form un accural eatl
mat of the exatt number of tatha.
Htrlkera who eacuped Iroin the tenia
laat night reported to union head
uuariera today that Mra. It. II. Jolly,
Hie leader of the women alrlkera at
Ludlow, la among thoae killed. Her
three tnonlha old baby Wua With her
yealerday. Mra. Koater and two chil
dren and Mra. Frank I'edro nml two
cli I I.I roil are alao aald lo have been
killed. No confirmation of the iden
tity of the women and children can ba
given by the ntate troopa.
A large MUantlty of ammunition waa
nonl lo the troopa from Trinidad oil
Hie attorn. .mi train. There hua been
tin nhn. .ling al Ludlow today but all
outbreak la expected at any Hint) by
the militia ottlcera.
John livvnoii iH aald by th militia
ulln oin to be ill i barge of Ih Hlrlk-,-in
at Li illnn. They di lur he ha
been noon aeverul Imiea dining I ha
du in flout of th alrlkera' treiichea.
M I HI ATI I ILII lir.AI)
ITIMS M' THK HATTI.H
llundreda of utnied alrlkera who
yentetdav buttled f. nil teen huura with
ntale Iroopa In Hi Ludlow dlalilct
hud diauppe.ited thia looming and
1 1 1 1 1.-1 pi. -v ailo. I in and iibniu tn atnk
ela tent colnny. Tli one hundred
militiamen w hu oppojed the Htrlkera
thia morning were In piiaaeaaion of
the Colorado & Southern trucks Imn
the atei I bridge to a point north und
went of the burned t'olony. Itein
fnr. emontn from laiinar and Wulaen
biitg early Him inornliig awelled the
iiuiiilieru of anldiera on the ground !
I6U.
The liat of Identified deud waa
awelled to aix Hna morning and It
aoema certain that ut leuat aa many
mure foil in venterday'a fighting. The
dead :
A. MAItTIN', private, Company A,
Kirat regiment, Henver.
l.i 'I IS TI K AS. leader of tha Greek
attikern, Luilluw obuiy.
KHWAUIi KYLKlt, aetretary nf tha
Ludlow looal union.
i'HAULKH 1'iiSTA. Aguilur unl'HI
leader.
UtANK H.WHKR, aged II.
I'llKMn LAUHIi:.
An un. until in,-. I rumor ia that imi
mall i' li 1 1 il re h were ainothered I''
death in the hlajc thut raxed Hie col
uhy at o clock luat night and tha
liodien of other atrlkera me aald l
be mill lying mi yealerduy'a field of
battle.
I'av light revealed n acena of deao
latlon in and about laidluw. Only
one tent un. .una atunding out of two
hundred or mure which for ate
in. in ha have been the homea of arv'
eial hundred atrikera and their f. nu
ll n a. Iluabunda were aeparated front
Wiv-a Hlld tm.tllela l-at laieir children
I ant night tu the mad ruah for aafuty
that followed th firing of the tenta.
Krlthtrned women and children thia
un. ruing were manned about the Lud
low nation, while militiamen pa
trolled the railroad trurka and tha
vi. limy uboiit the town und colony.
Sewri hiug purnea lire going over the
groilnd of yeatei dny'a butile luoklnc
fof the bodiea of vtcttme. Xu traci of
large bu.lira ot armed atrikera who
laat night wre r-.uitd to be manliia
to the ild of the Ludlow alrlkera were
seen thia morning. They are believed
lo be In ih hilia weal aad north of
Ludlow, but the groupa are bellvven
to lie .i broken that no concentrated
nllai k will be inuile
In yealerday'a battle, Major Ham
T
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