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Weamnirton, April 23.i-?? - > =^6k^ -0:ti$i&w.?Jf th*
was fciven oat ?t 3:20 n, .m.
Waahintfon, April 23.-9a. m.~Twelve Americana We beer?
kdted m thc occupation of Vera Crux. Thu was bounced in a di?-!
pAtch from Rear Admirai Eo^er toado ptoblk .V tho Navy Depart-i
anent at 2:45 a. m.
7 Eight menwaye kflHf^ ^outfighting Wednesday- An ear
PV* the second day'e casualties to two killed; ten
wounded, making tota! rix dead; 30 wounded. ,
Admiral Badger said Mexicans often disregarded flag of troce.
' .?- r i H ? "I, ' V'"
; ' Americana in Danger in to???tfOt^
VWaAmgton~.10i60 a .m^-April 23.~Th? nayy.an4war d^
reentshave toade ^lane for the early anisare of thc railroad from Var?
Crus to^Mea^Ctty. Private advices ?re that Atm^cans aie to dan
ger m Mernoo City. Dispatches say that mob. ara forming. Amar
?ana oft a street &at is toeto^
' \ ' - -4. ; i \w? IL |i*e*n? i w* ?j?/-.! . ? *v
j .'' . lYkzy America,? TlW? Vex.
Washington, ll *. o>~-April 23.-The state department has bean
advised that between 800 and *000 Americans are in Mexico City.
. J * ? *t?V>t.'w?-f>' w..-. : -J'M?' >.-.i-t -I ??? v .-.} ?, ,. .,
To n*ing Americans Home.
Washington, Apr? 23-1:2S p. m-The Bouts resolution appro
priating half a million for immediate usn in bringing Aqpnr?eans i kt.
Meaifco back to the United States was acted upon favorably hv th*
Senafa eomrnittee today. Bili will be passed by Senate and signed
by President today. ?ii? >*<iod ?an* .-jr.v "-. ?.ti at
Mae* Moke ? Threat. ?j
Ver? Cru?, April 23.-1:30 p. m.-General Maas, former federal
commander m tim city, ?s reported to be plannmg 3e?rt&ve on th? cit>
wiC strong ^forcements.. . Maas was/ftp of ?he? federal leaders
ucici?cv m torre?n. ' :>SSSmV?SI??SBWSSBBS??M
-_. . _ . -Hi . - 1
No More Munitions for Mexico.
San Antonio? April 23.-ll a. m.-The second division army
headquarters today received , orders from Washington to re-establish
^he embargo on arms into Mexico. The order W?? be but into effect
mini nj-se?y?
{ : Tho t?e?c*n* Are Unhid. '
Washington, April 23^Wor?has .?%h*dUe department to
day that the federals andftsfM* had imi^ii^an1^ijy?^n^
|.- - n^?^flCT^ .-"-'?v-;..:,
stabM cierd^ga^^^ ??rff to
reiterjftto with tibe greatest earnestness.the desire, and intention of tina
Spa Set^^ ejery^os^^ and m
?gmW
this g'dveminp-M'must'^rw^mote^aally in-tontrol.. .Ita aow
dealing >vU& CUn^al Kaerie in the territory he controls.. . Wnfcm
dealing only with thdw wbm he commwj^aad uW wk? can? to
his suf?Hn^ c . ? oby oQn'i aridrusy s^roccm the people of wtexico.5i.
' Embargo on the Border.
. .San Antonio, A^ril 23,-Headquarters said the embargo would be
St^tiiva- ?* pomta along the border within the con&sss thfe depart*
ment.. . Orneen would not discuss details.. . Both federals and rebels
?onfroi ports of entry opposite mis jurisdiction.. .Teles^fa?h??
were unmedintely aent ont along the border.. .
. . In a short space of time the embargo was effective over tho stream
of more than 1,500 miles from me mouth of the Rio Ur?mie to the
California border Ima... .The patrol along this strength hen.a strength
of 10,000 men, " u
organi&fjprfiil
cludintr the i
Washing!,
that Am?rica
."through' M
Badg*
b Vohmtecre CaUcd.
1 2'3 -*?-Rear Admira! D
sj-/w British, afld. jperii?
Returned io Germany?
. Washington?, April 23.--Ui.sposaiicm of UK
on the German vessel YpVartga, held up at Ve
FSetch?r toofc the jiQrt vyas arranged.betweer?'?
Germajvarn.bassadf&r.. The captain, of th? V?
cure clearance papers at Veta Cruz will return
owners in Germany.
itofli Tampico
?k!f and ?ported
mt to Galveston.
ammunition
lien Admiral
:rwa? and th.?
Major m
with a. det?t
yftnd the cit
piece wlttr*
ps, was dispa?ai^^rj
They gre staJhnrMdY?
, ,. TM-" J HU ? " , . ,
Rear Admiral Boush, Captain
Smith and Vera ?rua S?ene J
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Ttt?U?f: by 'American Pre?? Aaaoclatlon. \
?jp.QffrHES the.Atlantic fleet wa? ordered te Mexican waters tb? Arksssss
Affef ' wa? chosen as temporary flagship, it being the alster ?bip ot tba
ff effl?BU. flagship Wyoming, which was |?ld up lor rcp*ira. Sba lagcon*.
. ' ni omi ru by v>apmia noy O. amita wi- . ~~-T .-. ?-uiirii? -w?*?T i
Boush (2) is ip command cf tb? Second division off^HH^^HHBHKI
Oms ls ber? shawn! ^
trie railroad shops at Piedras Negras, opposit?i?eiv. ;uid ^??^aylhg >ip
railroad switches and have put ?hs \t\tzxzp\\^^S^^SSmm\s
sion. ^Mm?pi .?. .
' .:^*j?>GeneraI Ortega m ?kmunon& ._?.,?v...\ , '
^EI^wt?^TOw;--2:25 p. m.-lt ?5 said that the Mexican forces
mpyingi^ff^^^mhz are commanded by Generar .Of^^.' ' GoL
rTatfteld" has. received orders to re-establish,the embargo .
iiJias been uni into effect' hara. '-'lllSH^^^^MMHWMl
Marching to Defensa ?of Juarez.
Ht Paso, April.23.--2:16 p. m.-Fbur Mexican troop
train loaded with horses and ammunition are ?aid to h .
hua last night for Juarez. Col HaVfll:
has asked the department for ii' 'i il?t?HK8?'?!! lijMpi i
the?mavemeto<br
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one
Chattanooga, April 28-Jh'esterday
wes th* ?*th .anniversary., o* the. hat^
fte^WiBan Jacinto, In Which the Texas
soldlesr, ?S0 under Gen. Sam Hous
ton, routed the Mexican fonce of 1,600
fiaftta Anna, wlio waa later
captured, bair ^released. 'tt??- haul?
was precipitated by thy burning of
been some. salmi-hui mg os - April on rapidity th;,
April 30, but th i real hattie took' bef?te.we^?v
place on AprU 21, ?s the res'iit of They ?h ?
rome Bg?i.skirn<Hh: J* OH April 20 fi rv of bin??;
Houston retreated to Un San Jacinto boring'MN??H?nGk
forrjr- Sani*- A? vt rushed t ?i^&WpBwiihrfi?:
to thc bay to ;mw*:it lae /Texans rived wlthi)
*ZQ$sltUB. andi foliowiaa thi?- *u??S?59SE5II^SI
Wjadj^ni>un*xp<i *"<l elvin;" ni tbejand artllery.
..This story wu* ho . c if B?teres: aa spread' desolat io ??
told *>>? Mont^o-nO-y.Baxter,-tt'Tcnni^- oui the field, but Sunt
fi'i&a ond raero*,.?.* of Benora! lto-is- haste, with, a' f.
ton's finny. He was a aattye of Mar- comrades, btit oiir swlf
shall county an^.w, brother of tho late airy gave them cbsae
Judgi* Nathaniel. Baxter.'of Nashville;Uh%m down ai every Ju
ond on ancle of the later. Nat, Bd. *he Mexteahs threw di
)?iaw^ateQatiPnmaiy ^ and i * Jone? -Baxter, ?ad .r urreadered. : Amr
alt, at (Nash.viii*. *ad of Mr?.; Mary era you"'Will notlee-?ec
in a
disco
ar. tl
'ftiahtty g-l
mc with a
or MMisphia,
of Cal. 3U**JS?
axter, cime io
r^avnttnM riT.fl
tty. Montogoro.
jes
iem.
?oua^l
still I
and artllery. with almost ruinom ufrj
feet wwtejj;Vobe'their linea Instantly,
apeead'tfesolalion and death through
out IhejBragAjMf Santa Anna lett In
haste, v I-. ,r hh, .;., i .j
oomradbs, but our swtf?'jBHHHg
airy gave ?hem chase, ?til cutfinij
th%m down ai every jump until 800 of
<ho .Mextcahs threw down their guns
?ad rurreftdered. ; Among thc prison
ers voa wu 1 notice- General -Santa Ah
A??saie <v?is wBb:,,At?3|^^^^gS
whoee n?m?a ar? bot recollected. We?
kiiiod SCO *ru>k.?ftae:?- nrteu>nnr
borses and ' h. ule?, $S?^bdvflH|^H
.IOS s?at-dft' of 'arma and ?20,050 vr,r:h
of emmunltioh'And baggage. We lost!
seven mea killed. 16 wounded. Wei
a?e now?, n?sotlatl?a for pear
.hall return hoaae In a few days, when J
1 villi t^li'^f^HMnM?pH
watchword was tba "Alamo, tho Als- ?
mo. and the battle."
rtory Of
? latter
th<i "hatti;
containiT 1 in j Kpsebb ?*es? FrHaa1&^
laivestoii biyf ?By Associated Preaflrr^T
Ht>days eftarj? -Mad/id, April, 3^,~Lcsding"final
;>.- - -, .? . ;
" fini: rlendly attlbtide
HMHw6?*e^tJnlted States lo commeal
an Witu9#ta?
jraiv pre
maapeadM
WARNOWEXiSTS!
,...?.>ii,;,.,?
LODGE AND FAIX JOIN HIM]
IN BELIEF THAT ALL MEX
ICO IS INVOLVED
FLAG NOT TO FALL I
Oregon Senator Says Mistake Waa |
Mada bl Sanding Si Army
and Nayy South
Washington, April 2t-The senate
today psssod tho hill giving the presi
dent $500,000 to bring Americans la'
Mexico to their homeb In the United
States. The bill had passed the house
yestexday.
When the approprlstldu bill was
taken np In the senate. Senator Bor
ne?, ramittyaan on*aii*?eVff*?? the
Unltef jS?aten and; Mexico actually
v "?WfOre another 48 hours ls passed
MO xqy. jmUgujejit, we,shalt be at war
S^^ktW*;aas*rted Mr, Borah.
.^S^iT?HBxIaa?s Will Unit*.
".No one doubts what.the forcea of
ljuerta will do and no ope can doubt
he forces of Carranza will do.
"Will congress'bs content to remain'
fronul?SoP^w^^
to tho ?outh? 1 do not ,want to see
"? think when this act ia paased lt
tfHfMTfo ^declared that the United,
States will, withdraw from Mexico,
Nicaragua and Honduras.
"Do the people understand that the j
present ' government of Nicaragua
would melt as' the mists If the Ameri
can marinan WAU trula ?* ?UlulM?n.
I fron? in front of the White House iii
[Managua?? asked Senator Borah.
"We are enforcing upon the people
'of Nlcargaun a government thay Ho
not want, lt. ls Just this gradual en
ema CS; meat into the affairs' of our,
neighbors that nea led the whole world
to suspect us of ultimate Intentions
to. extend our, /.overeignty over these;
countries. i
>'et a Wilsen Crjftfc, ,
"In what I am saying, j want it un
" t"?h ?0t challaai?f j
that the president has aWd
eve he meant what he,?aid atl
-w--r-~- -? ?w . w*a ?-v^\<
not wanting more, territory, but that
r-tf*?Lwe have saldaver ainoe Thora. '
MJmejrapn annexed Louisiana. I be- j
?Wfi^tnat if 'the American flag, avsr-j
goss ?fi m Mexico, lt' will never come
"Tha-Vpolicy we-, are p?raulag Will
inevitably lead.to our tjifcliljjs^iijiirnpl
of territory io ? th? . PATIOS;a Canali^
though I would resai^ltol^^jgriiaa?
and a national oa?aa?ry^TK?WW^^
. "When we hafl^?Hspo36d of iJueriSf.
when we have established ourselves
4n* Mexico,' who !s to take Huerta's ,
, fl*??Jt <?**J9Jl nc^ajft^hat thekla J
??ao power to establish order and theil
if wc intervene, and it is dons, it must
be done Oythe United States. ,
- "The aureeidesit of th? United ?tat*? j
cannot contrcV?y*p.rs i cannot imag I
hw.apy^nmre ^rn?u^^?,^ far es!
?^wOb/d1 effect tho United States thad
that we should take control of that
"r-ofn*/* .
arcd that if South.
W'?ai
sWut* not.attempt tc interfere,
that wo are at war with Mexico rf tic
scope':'or- the resolution In fno^hoP^of
J^epJpa^Carranfia.and via-, r. .
W?SjgHB? .Huerta. He said Cer
ranaa'avnpto made public today show-'
Mexicans looked < upon the
Vera Crux iucident, and predicted that.,
unless the embargo on arms wan' ap.?
Idled to the coi^utaonaUK^^twl
when the time'came and the United
States was forced to eross the bor-i
der it would, be found that the Mox-]
leans* were p>ing gunn and ammuni
tion imported from.this country.
"My adlcea from t?e bnrd?r.'* said!
Senator Fa?. " are that Villa was ai l
Juarez night before last with ' 6,00? j
men, and arma were constantly being I
naen across; ana that the United j
States army stopped ode ahiomont 1
w?tnout auUiortty/jfenr
p?riment." I
Senator Lewis said that attitude of j
Carransa and Vit?-?, might be traced
ly tn senators who Insisted a*.
' iti?n and who ?Jrttl
and.the ioldieto aa
* THE DAY |N ?ctNhotren a
* ft ft * ft *WJt * * * * ft
Waeisingtce. Apf? ?S.^-Hooso:
Debate on naval approprjatJe^nlf&j
resumed. . -
Merchant marine committee considj
?red seamen's bili, i? ?vl
' ] ."Mother" Jonas. Colorado strike1
/Representative Fes?, of Ohio, rapan?
Bean appealed to th? American spirit
tfT^fehnid president Wjtitnf j Mfa pr
gm\p*<i ?i*tca* situativ
would multiply the Philippine problem
iv Boaa*a;^ Appropriations committee i
Wift??aft jaivarahjy and - senctepeened i
WVm appropriate* *?tt,?K> to get
Americana oui of Maxk>? j
^VftmetA3fesntar > "?Porakev- cn>poeeai
Panania tolls repeal before ceaata!
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[ ' ^ to Work ta this ?aaaty. April 29th: ?" "
|_??u? Eva 2B(e?thVpresMent of the. '^?t*T*1 ^ ^ > ?. Nrbureday, '
Benth Carolina School Improvement April 3<Hh,
ttgsoaietlon and ti men.ber of saree Richland-2 p. rn., Saturday; 'Kay
libnd the following week, visiting On Saturday, May 2d Miss Rich
BOpOls vitb the County Supervisor land's school will observe Field Bay
Pf/Joral> Schools." Miss Hite will ad- for th?, c^oshig exercise*.. Miss ?Bte
? .'if ^rz?~ir.' --r;'"--;- H??? -?jrO. prefwnl and wwi tfilK to inf
pits of the following schools': . tesonero at 2 p. m. All the teachers
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