The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1916, Page 2

| | DMs quarters. Tho bullet dented the Colonel's weapon, making It anele The American soldiers kilied were: Frank Kendvall, horseshoer, Troop Ky Seret. Marg A. Dobbs, machine wun troop; Corporal Paul Simon, Sergt. John Mievergelt, band; Corporal Harry Wiswall, Troop Gs Fred A. Griffen, Troop K, and Thomas Butler, Troop fF. Roports -are coming {n Villa's bandits {a Mexico and New Mexico wh Arthur Mo Kinney, foreman of the Pal ott and James O'Neill, captured by Villa of ft bodies were murned Wednesday wh © herd of the Boaques Grandes Ranch, twer fles south ‘The raid to Was carefully pl var received o Hachita, N. M., Inst night bearing the signature of the American care taker of Nogales Ranch in Chihuahua, forty-four miles from Columtnta, tating that Villa was there. The bandit « this meseage to be sent as a blind. Villa at the time of ite rm making bis way with hie men from the Rosqies Grandes Ran) There was a detachment of Carranza troops at the borde “e milen south. One report is that they fled at the approach of the Villa troupe Another fs that (hey cheerfully joined the bandits In the rald on the town, ‘The Invaders sneaked up a wide ravine running from the border rlent up to Columbus and pe camp. The cavalry does not appear was the last thing In the minds of ¢ ‘wileling the road skirting the United States Army A raid have to he posted any guards military authorities USED TORCH AND BEGAN TO SHOOT. Hverybody in Columbus was asleep when the Mexicans arrived. Silentiy Villa stationed his men, At a command they opened fire on the ratiroad station, the Custom House, the Central Hotel and Hoover Hotel, At the samo time the bandits set fire to the Central Hotel and other frame buildings. | Mexican bandits standing outside the flaming building shot down A. L. | Ritchie, proprietor of the hotel, and W. R. Walker, a gust, ar they at tempted to dash out of the door. Both were dead when picked up later, ©. C, Miller, owner of a drug store, was #hot ax he tried to enter the door of the Hoover Hotel J. J. Moore, a merchant on a ranc nile west, was killed by the bandits as they retreated. A chauffeur driving an automobile with an Fl Paso license, name un- known, was killed and his body was burned The sound of the firing was heard the camp of the Thirteenth fantry. Lieut. Casteman, officer of day, turned out the men, courter was sent to Major Lindsley at son's Ranoh, fifteen miles east, to send all the men he had. There wer cavalrymen here and they were, of co Mexicans. Nevertheless (he soldiers rushed 4 The battle lasted an hour and a half 4 Villa is said to have been seen by He cut the telegraph wires east of El ean troops stationed there, Tho telep While part is sald to have detailed snipers an throughout the town were riddled wit! Rigas, his wife and two children, House, barricaded themselves behind mattresses on the floor. L. only two troops of Unitod States puree, nto town and cbarged the Mexicans | In the ght of the burning buildings. several Americans Paso to pri phone also w 1 1 bullets, soldiers to fire houses, Houses completely outnumbered by the | Irecting his men. | vent any call for Amert- | nt out of commission. , of his forces fought the hastily rallied American troops, Villa | in the Hving quarters of the Custom | Jager and| | his wife and two children on the second floor of the railroad station bulld- | ng did the same. In the section house neandy, Fore and their four children sought safety on the floor. heads. A woman dragging a little girl by over the body of C. C. Miller, the drugg' man 3. H. Bullots flew over their the hand was wounded and stumbled ist. Snipers posted in front of frame buildings which had been set on fire shot at the American inmates as they stroying several buildings. sought refuge from flames fast de- These Mexican snipers moved deliberately in the dark. The lighting of lamps by householders and hotel guests startled out of sound sleep by the rifle fusillade promptly brought a shower of bullets. every house in town and nearly every window appeared to have been hit from one to a dozen times. Civilians armed themselves and from vantage points within their homes auswered the shots of the Mexicans, Americans out into the streets by Some of the bandits sought to entice speaking English. J. 8. Dean was caught in this way. A Mexican, who spoke excellent English, called to him. Dean emerged from a doorway and his reply in English betrayed him to be an American and brought his death At the same time another American shouted: “Hey, who are you?” “Vive Villa," came the reply I don't know who be ts," the Amerl- can answered, “but T have some of ‘him left bere, scattered in the street.” POINTED OUT HALF A DOZEN HE HAD KILLED. The American pointed to the street intersection, where half a dozen dead bandit raiders lay in the palo light of dawn. ‘The quick flash of a few platol shots were visible and disclosed dying forms in the street, Villa apparently lef! when Col. Slocum’s troops began pressing the snipers toward the south Villa's bugiers began sounding the retreat shortly before 6 o'clock, The town was cleared of them by 6.40 and ‘the remaining people of Columbus be- gan to take account of casualties and losses, Walter Walker, who was shot at the Central Hotel with the pro- prietor, W. T. Ritchie, was a delegate For Delicate Vinol Creates Strength Vinol is a wonderful health builder and strength creator for puny, ailing chil- dren, because it con to the New Mexico State Convention of Sunday Schools, Hix body burned in the ruins of the hotel, Mrs, Rachel Walker, also a delegate to the convention from Playas, N. M., Was saved by Jully Garner and his partner, Hen Aguirre, United States McCullough and his wife | halls was | Custom's border riders, who tied sheets to ber arms and low hor | from a window Walker was taken from the arms of his wife by one of the bandits who in- vaded the hotel, Despite her cries and appeals for mercy the bandit told her he wanted her husband to go down stairs and shake hands with his cap- tain. A moment later Mrs, Walker heard the shots that killed her bus- band and the hotel proprietor. Shortly afterward oll was thrown on the building and a mateh applied. 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Virol \ | “ a t cepa | the “reprisal” contention of Germany 3L PASO, » March 9-—The ¢ mounted troops In pursi | by saying Germany first committed fictal report from Col, Slocum, Thir-| “Several buildings were burned in} Opentng prices ware not materially | Meal acts. teonth United Btates Cavairy, com- | town. changed in £ uf hour: in nat “The Admiral Ganteaume, wit! manding the troopa at hus, to} “So far as known, the army loss has prices showed ¢ up tet javee unarmed Rh As pene ents commandin: five: 0s, po mel dg our! inde 2 FS mostly women and children, we - be commanding officer . three men killed and four! industrials wore most acilv« ure. | | toed Ged aunik by & Gertian, aus rit, follows | wounded, |Amertean Zine sold at , Up 2 34 in marine Oct 1914." the pbase “The camp was atta 430) The number of civilians killed first hour, Copper stocks firm Mer. | tement said. “Two British in thia morning by a ar an wn ia not know A number 1 H chant veesels wero torpedoe1 without fe orang ovis th : na | to oon, nun cantile Marine rtocks gained wt _ a | hotice Jan, 30. and the British hos: | ‘ pant ts ; ‘der T wk at ares ‘ pidiers fi the preferred up two points. Lo | pieat hi Asturiag fired at with a | Was repulsed and now at 645 A, Mf, | @reund to and our camp, - | Stee! . Ray :. | torn re " the Mexicans are retreating t hie Mas No help neconsury, |o ce! Jed an advance in 1 | President Hears of Villa Attack | torpede Feb. 1 Ne reating toward | gienedy SLOCUM, {© 84, and Armerican smelters wae| © bord the southeast, L havel “Commanding Thirteenth Cavalry.” | bought heliet Moxiow as He Talks With New NORWEGIAN SHIP SUNK ——— _ trouble would £ weite nilitions Sec: i) T | A bandit also invaded the Hoover M ' | there | Secretary of War R LOST |Htote, ang ‘shota ew roar’ ie] MOVED BY WOMAN'S PLEA, | "trading acuviey changes trom tine) eeegnemea oe an | BY MINE, CREW proughout the rad the pros to time, prices sagand off and apurtea| WASHINGTON, March 9—tirat re-| : peloton, Ws i Hoover, and his wite WHITMAN GIVES PARDON | jUp but held greater part of early} Ports of the Mextoan raid on Colum-| The Memona Meets Disaster in tt d two children, who were on the fe el |gatns. Toward 1 o'clock the met No ML, t the Whit : ; ground floor, escaped the bandits un ‘ . ‘ leseue clin er oentcestsed Mili eI NOt GSCED GEL North Sea—Fifteen Said to eat ality un) Wife and Children of Convict Inter-| Zine weecke Uy Boveral points, | House while President Wilson was Have Peri Columbus 48 seventy-three mites} Cede With Governor for Man’s early att ‘iene ae “ eager a Me Hey ae ney nese SoU pergaes with New: ENH a nf The Nor. Lidl ! e afternoon rise and both made] | 5 COPENHA . March 9.—The Nor- West of Bl Paso on the main tine of! Release—Had Been to Wilson, [new high records. American zine | ‘0? D+ Baker, the new Secretary of wegian steamer Memona struck a the I Paso und Houthwoutorn ALBANY, March 9.—Gov, Whitman | S24 4te84% up to 5, and Butte and] War. OMecials admitted the raid put] iiine and sank in the North Sea, ac- Ga wen Ne ae today granted’the plow ol'a:wite and | Supertor sold at up 3% froin] a very nerious aspect on the Mexican | cording to despatches received here for th mbres:valtey two small children for the pardon of |24¥# low. U, advanced | situation |tu-day. ‘The crew of fifteen is believed | fron driven far reateatells fhat have | Gaotano Genevoose, of Leroy, Livings- [tether and copper, metal and tn-| Maj.-Gen. Funston‘s fret report on| to have perished The pumping station that wae ai.{ton County, serving a neo of {Wsttial stocks Joined the forward|the Columbus massacre, which he| A captain arriving here from Chris tacked was at these wells. Columbus|twenty years in Auburn Prison tor T°¥ement on active trading. Prices subinitted to the President, did not|tiania reported that the North Sea je Te papal MNK or smelting works! murder in the second degree, ‘The A°clHee at the close on profit taking bring full details. full of German mines, and navigayon, mander of the Thirteenth Cavalry, is| commute sentence, #0 that the Parole | et the situation was “very! Werian ports several days aco have well known in New York. A fow| Hoard could order Geneveeso's release CLOSING QUOTATIONS. serious," but that no announcement | ot arrived and ed to have yea ho. nn was aay nod at jaye | AC \Bole gel routing, net — | of what action could be taken would | been sunk by Now York, Herbert Jermain Slocum| Judge had recommended commut With ay IF be announced until all official in- a am Jr, and Myles 8. Slocum. They are| ton. President Wilson, lo whom Mrs Nel, | Yestlgation was concluded. SWISS TO AVOID CENSORS. engincers ut No. #0 Church Streos.| Geneveess applied for pardon, ad: vr | A memorandum is being prepared SERIE Gol. Blocum’a father In | Yised. her to woo tho. Governor, und +1 | With @ view to its despatch in caye| Will Send American Mail Hereatter a ehh eo worm « er . poy 0! + a v a will, and In cha An Sight and mitt of sever, renchon tie t 4y, | Secretary Lansing decides to present| THrowsh Holland and Germany, tate wt No. 111 Browdway Executive Chamber to-day, As tho 7 OR | the case to Gen, Carranza, It prob-| BERLIN, March 9 (by wireless tc iy Mrs. Sherman Fin ShrnoF approached, the woman fel F 1p ably will be drafted along tinea! Sayville) “The Swlas Postal Depart | Ma Ave a on her knees and covered his han¢ t ri C01 io ant | men bolded all fo Col, Slocum is a Weat Point gradu} with kisses. In broken and halting + 1% similar to the communication sent! America through Germany and Holland ate and was originally in the Seventh! English she made her appeal for : Carranga on the Santa Yaobel mas-lnereatter instead of by way of France eat beer ATE ee ne we “a he clemeney, the children from time to t sacre, but because of the moro seri-|and England,” says the Overseas New Command of the dural Guasde ra | Gime striving to Interpret the mother's ua, aspeot of the present incivtent,| agency, “because mail passing throug erve he ‘Thirteent ; ‘obably w t % Duy censorahlp. Ths mn with the Thirteenth inti Geneveeso was sentenced to prison BPeobavly: wil be Armer than. th a. Postal Department. states off) ailippnes “and waa went from Fort in February, 1911. upon his ploa ot Ai an Previous one, cially that mails from neutral countries i aie 0 Mexican border) guilty of ‘the murder of another Mi\we : Se | The President sent word to the|to other neutrals have been confiscated almost three years ng Malian, “After learning to read in {iii™ a ‘Shlo'!* { 8 | War Department that he be notitied |DY,beiimcrents, Mo cover, sealed mi — + — yrigon he ‘ 5 jetiom “Ste i forw countries PE prison he maintained that he pleaded "Ris ay Teas, +7 | immediately of all developments. Re-|t ‘other neutrals have been opened by FELIX DIAZ REPORTED Fant unae : epi retanding and Baue & Superior 1% | ports that American soldiers. haa(t te and the letters examined.” ,, aa ey 5 at fe hed killed the other man in St old f HIDING IN NEW ORLEAN rder to save his own life, j > 3," | crossed the border in pursuit of the — ; Sma a k 3 Mexicana were shown him. The con-| RECIPE TO STOP DANDRUFF WASHINGTON, March 9.—State M CUMBER HOLDS OFF | t % viction prevails in official circles that speiegs Department agents have informa. | yt the attack was a bold stroke on the H | + 1h lome Made Mi ton that Felix Diag the Mexia! WARNING RESOLUTION : TH part of Ville to force intervention by | Th! svipure( Rene | revolutionary leader, is hiding In New Hehe Age ed + iN) the United States, Dandruff and Falling Hair and Orleans, and upon thetr information | _ eed | viet. Bes, Cory +4 At the White House the only word Aids Its Growth. |they aro sativfled that has nory Senator Says He Does Not Want! ff : + | given out was that steps would be! — Jlanded In Mexico with an arined ex Break in on Diplomatic | |taken to punish tho Villa bandite,| Toa half pint of water add | Pealtion aa hay been reported Reales | iene, but it was not indicated whether | Bay Rum 1 oz linen eRe ; egotiations, titent or. en General Carranza would be cailed | Barbo Compound. ....../a amall box AN’T FIND CARRANZA | wasuixatox, March 9.--Son- fos upon to do 0, or whether American | UN Wii” Siniple’ ingredients | TO TELL HIM OF RAID | ator McCumber, Repudiiean, of PT EE troops would be sent over the line. | that you ean buy from any druggist nt | OF THE VILLA ARMY | North Dakota, to-day withdrew bis| Uackawauna Stoo! . 753 Tho State Department is under-| very little cost, and mix them your- Bal, resolution to warn Amorican attize |aen rains: it Tat stood to have begun the dratt of a/self, | Apply to the scalp once « day 2 . jens off armed ships, stating he| Mer Mar a. et.) 5 AN memorandum to Gen. Carransa, for two weeks, then once every other MENICO © March 9 , Maxwell Motor o-°) #18 on "| , EXT Le ee Whe) thought that Americans had been ef- “Mowe let pt! Su Say based on tho report of Gen, Funston, | week until all the mixture is used. A he nows of the rald by Mexicans on! footively warned and that ‘Max. Motor 24 ‘¢ R46 he posslbilit: t half pint should be enough to rid the Columbus, New Mexico hed the i and that the .pen-| Mexican Petroleum, 10305 tty, The F ¥ of any reciprocal tead of dandruff and kill the dandruff aay W Mexico, reached tho! dency of his resolution mi Minna Conor ent ent with the C Go! iia Ale oa ; - ehalial Goverarhont omale mate et, ceeey, fon might em-| Nain “E'S. co: tok fai t ,"* | agreement with the Carran: Vern-| germs, It stops the hair from falling Jforta to get in touch with Gen, Car.| ATA “Dlomatic negotiations, feof Be add 1 zr }%| ment for the common crossing of the | out, and relieves itching and scalp oy 128 1% | line 1# said to be remote at this time, | eases. }ranaa and inform him of the ticts.| CHICAGO WHEAT ae As 4 it i ret he Gane ik moomtere in MARKET ND CORN MY ae + dy | because Federal officials reullze that Althouse it is not aye {acta “open nelghborhood of Guadalajara, j WHEAT ps) ‘Oy + M]sentiment along the border would nor | the hair roots and will darken PhavHAtiten OMe aint entra ee 2 48 rae} te tha crasenee Cf A streaked, faded, gray hair in ten or telegrams in an effort to locate hin ao ~ § | perm! D of Mexican |fitteen days. It promotes the growth _ ay $ yl | troops tn American territory, Furthey |of the hair and makes harsh hair soft EX-JUSTICE LEWIS DEAD, | Fee 8 more, they fear clashes with lo and glossy.—Advt. As Lawyer He Ii Defended Stayor| fi 4 ¢ i, ise of Malkiniey: | NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE, fi BUFFALO, N.Y, March 9 ormer | Open, Wigh Low. Last ~ % Supreme Court Justice Uoran L. Lewts, | Mareh Wh 11.45 + 1h fs dead here of pneu He waa| December: 4 ist tia born at Auburn tt Gove | danuary 1 bo 8. Gaal keabai ey | ernment’s T weiss |. Markot closed #trong 8! Hininer. ; sasein of Pre yin 190) | pointa YR! 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M., Where Mexicans Under Villa Conducted Raid To-Day "| Col. ‘Slocum Sends Official — Report of the Columbus Raid ‘The name proves the quality y GoM ditiliid In the protective bottle—“a good bottle to keep good whiskey good.’ cent on Aend of 11-4 per common stock, ferred and April 1 American Agricultural | Company, Of 1 per cent per cent. on preferred stock, La. Rose Consolidated Mines Regular quarterly dividend of cent, payable April a0, . WALL STREET American Iron & Stee! Manufactur- ine Company, regular quarterly divi the pre- payable Chemical | regular quarterly dividends | on common and 11-2 payable April 15 to stock of record March 20. Co per WILSON AND BAKER rangers and cowboys If it were per | mitted. Major-Gen. Funston ie in supreme flolals and citizens in the vicinity of Columbus asking for details. Fall said he be done, As to his own course, he sald, he would await further informa tion before acting Leaving the White House conference with the President, retary Baker sald after the Recs looks as though T would have something to do tmmediately,” ha} sald, “However, getting busy is the beat way to keep from getting home- sick.” Former Secretary of War Garrison was unable to be present for the in- auguration of his successor. John 1 Randolph, Assist: Chief Clerk of the War Depart administered the oath. He has performed that function since Root was Seeretary o War. 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