Show HERALD-REPUBLICAN TBE 41' MANY NEWBBES & ‘NO WITH WAR UNCLE SAYS VILLA NOTHING DO WITH CARRANZA TO ‘ Vera Cruz ’I'" J CITY -L RIDAY UTAH’ APRIL Be to 1914 STATES UNITED EMBARGO ON 4 V It Made i 1 Operating 1 Europe TN Would" i v1" k’'i Military -h Rebel of dbitied -" If Laugh With Says All B He IRDSEYE Vera Cruz which will be made base of land The and citv is 200 miles PASO Tex April 23— the rebel‘ 1 ! 7 X t head of the Carothers decline to be Q A K I I A the restoratioi ‘ -1i p' but Operative at ’- v w k ? : stitutionalists i s : Points All Antonio Texas April embargo is operative ederate control department 23 San said the 1 at — At all it department headqitarters was within the confines of thp‘ Mexican ports of entry and con-! points some others from the war department On receipt of instructions Bliss embargo Brigadier General Tasker H commander of the southern department sent telegraphicorders to such borderpoints could be reached notifyingofficers to intercept a department as of for into shipments munitions intended importation Mexico In' a operative from the mouth of thc’Rii short time the embargo was Grande to the Californiaboundary It was stated that the patrol alon that stretch ot 1500 miles has a strength of about 10000 men re-establishin -Bryan tone the The rebel7 leadertold Carothers who reported the interviewto the state department tonight that one of the chief reasonsthat he came to Juarez was to sihow the American peoplethat his attitude was friendly and that he did notifcarto trpst hituself on the border withouta military force behind j x himBEE POTATOES AND TRIMMINGS 1 the ! 7'L Carothers tooksuppei with Villa and canvassed the situationthoroughly doing justice to an American meal of salad beef and potatoes with trimmings ‘Honest” said the rebel general between mouthfuls “I hope the Amor-icans bottle up Vera Cruz so tight they can’t ever get Water into it Your admiralis doing something it would have taken us a long time "to accomplish if we could have accomplishedit at all” The-general brought with him a hundred rugs of the softest lamb’s Wool asa present for General Scott who woven recently left ort Bliss to become assistant chief of staff at Washington to forward Carothers recipient promsied it Villa’s congratulations along on the of the promotion while announcement of Mexican border has i he smilexl as' he “Why threw an arm about thq broad shouldersof theigni’ernmantrepresentative‘‘all Europe would laugh at us if we went with! you They would say that the ‘little drunkard’Huerta has drawn into tangle at' last M them a Villa said that he was not consultedin the draftingpf the Carranza note to Secretary last night and which transmitted1 was regarded as somewhat hostile v Official I to yar in 23 — not been on arms at the madn it on high authority was stated that the1 order had been sen today to stop all consignments of artns and ammunition conjsigned to Meiieo The report from San Antonio that such an orde had been received was not doubtedin official circles The order came from the war department and was issued at San Antonio early today At department headquarters Lieutenant Colonel Heard adju tan general said the order would be enforced just as soon as troops on the bordercould be notified Headquarters of the southern division United States army at Sa early this morning to at once establish Antonio received instructions the embargo on arms and ammunition into Mexico This statement ort Sam Houston was made at from military forces informed George C special agent of the’ state department that he tvill dragged jnto v?ar with the United States by anybody £ I1 early s forces 'hold rancisco Villa -Gen i -i Mexico in operations Mexico Citv bv the nearest Tail route and with this the railroad trestles just beyond Vera Cruz in their possession American the gateway to the Mexican capital about X EL - ! 4- MEXICO r 1 city Huerta? of view AN : April Washington the embargo here - orces DECLARES OR ARMS Base of ’ Head ATTENftM ENGROSS Reprisals Against I -1- City 24 AAIRS Well I Captured NOTE LAKE MEXICAN TO Guard SAM' SALT '4 M 5 1 1 Jill I I I i i ‘ AILSfORY VERA Ml -with ’ Villa ship out said thathe had arranged with all foreignersexcept Spaniards to their cotton from Torreon upon paying a war tax to which the foreignershad agreed He said that Spanish cotton was not included in the arrangement having been confiscated There are 75000 bales there valued at 1450000 Roberto V Pesqueira'Carranza’s confidentialagent here Insisted that the note of his chief to Secretary Bryan was not hostile but was basis for further negotiationsa He was intended as setting expectinga reply from forth the views of the state department Mr Bryan ERA CRUZ April CRUZ dav afternoon in rd tlic A today REBEL J I ' position that is the HOUSE x TO HOUSE OR SEARCH ARMS ive Torpedo Boat Destroyers - ’ Under -’statement 1 STOPS URTHER IGHTING AT VERA CRUZ Way for Mazatlan I SAN 1 23-torpedo -i ‘ i ' I I I I I p I r i 1 I ’ ’ t 1 i I J city Hng organized i climbed the stairs into the consul's office Captain Rush was informefl of had of a force used was thelline had been begunall along not considered wise to was further to stop itThe measures ordered their men commanders forward at double-quick an order Jihey which carried out with vigor that afteraction than at any time during the elghi Americans were killed thirty the While the si more v-onnrted a ' Rusli Williamft a a 1 o r 1 inume y the men the enevident! had bee dead since tropical gagement oftheir Tuesday and the disposal made immediate heat One of the first orders given after the town had been captured was to bury the Mexican dead in trench at the sea end of one ol the streets leading from the plaza by of 2i it I German -an I received I I i I I ’ I I - suudaQ ’ 3VOULD When the United 1 s t r OLLOW askedi States HIS CHIE whether he would join he forces with Hiierta Avar in against Baid-' ind Bluejackets Plenty Restoring Order at o f ’ Do to GENERAL MAAS ” not until late Tuesday that was last of GeneralMaas’ men oq top the hotel received written otdets from outside the city to vacate thciv position The order was obeyed by portion of the hundred men who vci-e the roof and occupying vantage points in the interior but a small portion the band determined! to disobey the orders of their superiors and fight to the These men however surrendered It a of-f i When the citv was taken the was given to advance carefully search every building for men b rier -last anti Wednesday morning was in command of I t s - of a 1 I the hotel the imperative I ! in DISOBEY v- I ? ’4 v a Esperanza ’ ' -them I ANSWERS ' the of Pesqueira GIVES GUARDED attempt it Blood bespatteredsidewalks broken windows and bnllei scarred walls gave the plaza Within gruesome aspect the Diligenda hotel there were forty their dead amoniited to about 150 dav Americans most of them women Iwlio No person how Mexicans had been there since the commence-’ knows many tell large part of nient of hostilities wounded as When the square was taken they were immediately! no-'1 were taken away and bidden by friends tifierl thiy they might go to other desired but that Ithey or day afternoon la fifteen twenty places if they so incur (danger them attired bodies of probably would no further m remaining bv (’apt lamed I VILL l1'' ‘ evidence fighting and some J -— — The American troops should be withdrawn from Mexican soil Carranza recognized as de facto president or at least the punishment of the ns avbonigerent and individualHuerta and other individual' offendersleft to the rebels Carranza if recognized would not hesitate to apologize and disavow the acts of one whom he considers a traitor f 'his fair and was frank” said Pesqueira “and by “1 think threat nd’ of war” a means i He was by Carranza “will drag asked if the words used until us into an today which we desire to unequal war with dignity but avoid” did not mean that Carranza at last did desire war '‘It couldn’t “Not at all" Pesqueira replied mean that because ii’Hfdfi CtiJ A pel know that my chief wants peace" e (Continued on Page 5) hont rlestrovers let and or a lime it was thought that the translation mightdaybe at fault this very desire to tinned about the city last night and this morning three toditv for Mszatlan fullx that Carranza’s Spanish really “but to we American meant the more original pared for service The inotiie of showed that the translation sailors were killed and avoid” but a careful examination about twenty-five wounded Iris Is to clear for Uazatkm by and was correct It was made Samuel Belden Pesqueira Carothers day and ’’The landing party now occupies all the city and outposts have been in consultation They carefully weighed the meaning’ of every word stationed on the sandhills in the rear who have been engaged in constructing alle io to’’ A ofthe peaceful Intentionsof the defensive works Pesqueira said as giving evidence refused Island card rebel 'governmentsth atCarranza had a number of offers from federal Rear Admiral Badger reported to tlie Mare naw arrive placed If he would take the field against the United number of American refugees to 2000 repairs was m immediate garrisons to join him anti today rrom era truz at Galveston would aggregate he the reser vc torpedo navy aepariment commission States that he was fleet at Sausalito com ma nd ail nf! these offers sending the Esperanza estimated under we have returned negative replies” said of Lieut John E Pond was ordered "To 400 refugees to with about Galveston Reference in Admiral Mayo's dispatch in full "We cannot join forces with Huerta for any purposes” The commissionbv orders received where they would be landed to the courtesy and energy of the captains will then return for more of today There arc not sufficient men the German and British cruisers replies will charter the is explained another dispatch tonight and Admiral Badger in as made guarded General Villa received reporters steamer Mexico Citv and send her to meaning that the Am to a number of questions outside of the river about ni nt? through the recruitin should the rebels be brought Tampico to transport other refugees to lying Asked if foreignerswould be protected miles from the ctf1’ of he replied: Tampico into war against the United States April (ier be similarly The admiral that the officers of lite Brit is Seattlethe were will not take employed event hope come about would Pusret Sound navy vard which at "Our forces in said it was his intention to send ships cruisers volunteered that jclvilized people and to trans-i tonight for the cru'ser St Lotus to we are the opportunityof proving to the world perfect to The port refugees to these ships Tuxpan to take off refugees sail warfare would givethis Immediatelyfor Mazatlan-Mex capable of followingall rules of civilized and willing to for perico via pan uiego Louis 'to neutral foreigners am vouch me guarantees hock tomorrow pmx’ win leave at rebel an — Ea 23 AMERICANS BY TAKEN and in ’ POSITION DEINED mein WAS WHIClTT BY the contents of the the note he bore and possessionof and forces soundpd “cease firing’? Although immediately Thd hail" But it toa late led - - BATTLE- O lieutenantjwho Mexicans!was prisoner although he desperatelyhe trenibled A ' the and o' them volubly protesting many led out rically that they were not gii'liv had fought ot any unfriendliness wnntsoevei and turned pale in the belief that he ns Atcnslomod as toward the Amer would be summarily executed eontena-ing the Mexicans are to tlieir own of the American women was ? None forces shooting by unmediatel all the Mexicans during prisoners take the capturedcould not their occupation of the building A few but believe that they would receixe no of the women assisted the Mexicansin the Hands of for the wounded less drastic treatment at tiie found in Americans The guns LIES a I ii a J -mistreated v n -earing i Vera Cruz ORTRESS LAG In the fighting In the center of the' of bluejackets from the upper inner harbor San Juan de Ulod an the houses to the pavement below ancient stone fortress flew the Mexispirited a The tnpsv The an flag Throughout the attack clay the taking o! the naval ?alwas and-’ commandant and sixty armed meiij edy Aside from tnat fight there was foo workman in the navy yard peered no definite orgi’nized opposition from tiie embrasuresat the Prairie lyA hot I'ountered by the Arnei ing 30b ards the other hips away and into the irdxanuin Ameriwas poured shelling the naval academy InJ the’1 for from the naval code e which 500 prisoners the cans remained bi few well time held them back a echoes of the guns on the ships reach-through the directed shots Oom ing them a sixteen-foot atone rancisco and ter San Prairie such is but to improbable answer an eventsoldier CITY and ’am ready to follow am a Rear General Carranza t’RUZ April 23 — Both Admiral and Captain U ashing ton opinion on — hale from express an General Car-ranZU tonight declared when asked to replied: themselves well satis in Rush with the manner uJlbmina? positions been T1 occupied bv the American forces ranza’s note to President Wilson and the soul of Mexico 'itv disclosing that Am a Latin” which of thesanitation andhavepolicing of the city generally was taken up toda there were in ilWoJld not make any statement asSaxon his opinion workcitv danger have bee comto regardingPresident The not seriously damaged by the fire from the warships as ti niurncated to ot yesterday to General Carranza beyond the shells werewas not thrown indiscriminately government olflcia fwiUon ’s doors and and Broken windows walls are the only outward evidenceof the fighting that occurred of unquest ioned and in that bapacity it be scarred not would soldier and a diplomat a’ brought up from bore the date of toda A completesearch of the houses to-of strong reinforcements 4 moif nr P uebla Mexicans wer Wilson dav revealed i number of bodies walls timl "a pta in Stickney of the Prairie ivent A m dead or Maj Smediev D Butler of the marine Mexicans but wihes'?and intentionswhich he manifests to by all respect the 01 tress several days ago had been those eonps tnd side through The found beyond was dispatchedon outpost duty act'd ami threateno'l Thjackets then were enwu of the injured uc and found some mheavy guns five nvereientyof mv country is another evidence with a of to a po and expect fudetachment marines abled to proceed with the task they had already sent on board the Solace and torpedo tube in sition miles a few the west-the beyond The state departmentlias been hand it in iron shed outside the waJl of further As all the local municipalofficials ern limits of city on the railroad P tn prove that between SOu mid 1000 American the 1 “official General Carranza had disappearedthe affairs of the city They took a light field piece with the fortress communications between citizens still AVHY THEY OUGHT HARD When the landing of no are in Mexico City ere were expected from last soldiers despite the shellAmericans was ordered CaptainSrick-ney Wilsoh today although a statement was them The from of Many of the men we Charge A itsquad became complicatedand Captain Hush from sent word to the commandant of O’Shaughnessymessage said lie expected to leave had received tiie ing Tuesday continued 7 under Rear Panama battalion formerly Washington!j" against Admiral letcher's directions commanded San Juan de Uloa that he would blow disorder all glance showed th$m to contain few The city MexicoCity tonight or tomorrow morning to give consider to the by Major Butler trouble him to pieces with the Prairie's today battered Benito guns if A8 a precaution’ was planning complete prepared stopped by throughoutthe night for Americans fromJuarez the municipalutility was he hey had been opened fire against the Americans traffic into Juarez was Early In the day El Paso was excited resumption of an by the tower Mexicans Captain Even the by reports that four troop trains and ELT tiiat otherwise he no$b Rear UNEASINESS OR would replied rebelauthorlties tonight works Rusli acting under the orders of lenced and removed from tre tower it but disturbed of and horses was IN The from crossIn a train ammunition MISSIONARIES had commandant prohibited MEXICiV GLABOAT ARRIVES Admiral letcher continuedin immediate MEXICO was discoveredthat lie soldiersability street-’cars were that he would on its way from Chihuahua to ItJuarez with continued fighting lack of answer with his ca mon command of the garrison gThe town Elwas veryand quiet had The Mexican gunboat Progreso if fired on but that he would not xmGen Toborio Ortego April else i'he shells from underto do with the transfer of more more than 500 soldiers in heavy marching OCCASIONAL SHOTS HEARD Baltimore 23— Uneasiness is to do anything asp Juarezwere much hostilities At midnight felt here for tne Southern Baptist misbeen warship: had torn away menee When the engageno order the quiet and “there had this city aboard steamedto the harbor the tramping sionarles now jn Mejdto (11 meat ashore from ort Bliss to AVith the exception of began the commandant TU stairway in the tower and the men explainedsoldiers General Villa mouth this evening but no further with regular lines the but the truth of the story was generally of detachmentsof sailors and marines of work missionaries hoisted a brilliant new Mexicanflag had been coi ipelled to that he stopped traffic into Juarez as denied The of the in that country eighteen In that carried conviction commanderthe Progreso had there was scarcely a sound in the city have remain in it the which flew all day long a way stating that in the pres-' in already returned The o'clock not heard that Americans were home heard remaining At Wednesday morning a precaution sniping shot was irresponsible but occasionally a eleven have of the city not been from since were in undisputedpossession SPANIARD SLOW TO MOVE ent strained’ moments the possession heard from Americans the suburbs the United States made its flagship upon of all the city except the southwest letcher instructed tile acts of even a drunkenfman might haxe was hailed by the demand Rear Admiral The Progreso While the landing parties from the Huerta They are: quarter in WAR COLLEGE-PRESIDENT and which the barracksarc Spanish cruiser Carlos V to go out consequences boarded by Lieut Byron fleet were grave authority engaged in paMiss Ida Hayes of Missouri at on situated and few outlying districts side the breakwater in order to give “It ‘becomes those in ASSIGNED TO COMMAND Of Rear Admiral Badgers American trolling the city the war vessels were to take every At noon they had taken the barracks the Prairie room to fire her both sides ofdlMHw staff who informed the commander coaling WJuarez Hatchell and wife of Louisiana guns Their crews are short-handed against such possibilities at Spanish Brigadier that he had the choice of the city prison which faces the precaution April 23 remaining the with will When commander refused sayjng Washington men worked J W — been the but and wife of captured that he dared Liggett under the guns and searchlights of Newborough Texas plaza of the city was not maneuver his boat explainedthe rebel leader has giving details of shore main General Hunter Bulletins J flagship It UillUdil of in so small a space at night Storjr of Trofops Unfounded duty! or putting out to sea was Lieutenant t'ommander Buchanan Helalso from president of the were posted and all on board and wif as rank Marrs of declared explained to him that the United States Texas at made an inspection tour that he and gambling needed to tale on college here and were cheered by the reports that the Guaymas In Juarez the saloons war assigned to command supply not at war with great surprise of fresh few were was Mexico but that bluejacketsand marines had made a There was water Admiral t halls are closed and Tennessee at throughthe persons the ourth brigade at who had gathered letcher insisted reported Texas for the present the presence of Mexican splendid that hib streets had been display of and Toluca among Mexicans yesterday in the City to take effect not later than soldiers at Vera Cruz courage J Davis and not be carried out and the Caribs V sdldlets had arrived from the and of there that the prisoners were gunboats Texas at that 400 May although most of them had Leo nusW not desirable They had been accustomedto moved outside just before the attack on reinforce the garrison but Bullard Twenty-sixth infantry was south to Colonel gone first time underfire for the seeing the victor always release prisoners center of the city began as senior officer of the brigade has When LieutenantMcCandless reached fight at the naval this proved unfounded the story being During yesterday !in the Progreso be asked that a AGREE and then impress them all into When Admiral letcher directed that major in been temporarily gangway while the Prairie was CONEREES the work’ of a belligerent academy but this refused and battalions of Brigadier General Montgomery' be lowered was blqejacketsand marines the cuartqls A few troopers the market place ON VOLUNTEER BILL the army one of in where the he command of the military he jumped for the side of the vessel and Ing 'tn the scant Janel from Rear Admiral Bagger’s shade forces in Hawaii succeeds can snipers had taken refuge a POIIC TAKEN unarmed lounged General interview CIIIK O ships before The big Liggett the plaza but that was alD the aboard The Washington April 23 — The dawn and drawn up iti the of as president of war college clambered came out of a building doorji the lieutenant and the Progreso’s can woman volunteer bill Chief of Police AntonioVilla Vlcen-cio stood open ’and a here to put the vol-of raijroaa station! ana of tho the passed along the uewie uic take forces designed was taken prisoner by the Americans unteer the United States in then proceedto the entire town commander ended by the Mexican gunboat exposed frontmarket and entered the natal shortly after they had war time occupied he acted only after putting to sea on systematic was warning and Utter NS ASSIST the shells were agreed the main plaza of the city It IN academy around which to bv Senate con-will was fifteen shells from BRITISH AND House the Prairie’s three-’ falling of the Prairie's ferees IND THEY’RE ‘DETAINED’ The As it be reported to both crews suggestedto him that lie continue in inch guns had been thrown intd the provl-to The Progreso came from the south boats which were coming ashore houses the measure’ contains a Ills official capacity to direct the city's priority military framework of the new persist-ent market stopped shooting until she disappeared sion giving protective probably from rontera The capsystem He took the matter which faces Market place A the ganizations wnich through tains of Mexican steamer Afterward they reopened their fire on three-fourths under of their advisement Had the frightened but scattered fire came from flfles O AT TAMPICO minimum the market place huantepec and a government fire listed strength for volunteer up his mind to the market during all the early'! mayor made letcher’s moved their crafts slowly into the harto service Admiral suggestion TJie bill would make the enlistment (Continuedon Page 11) bor this afternoon and then discovered PLAN TO POISON SAN DIEGO was made Canada through Consul that they were four yea rs and will give the whichthe “detained” term have Mexicans might been WATER SUPPLY REPORTED President instead of the governors? of spared the humiliation The Tehuantepec carried a detachment of being forced the states the right to appoint offlto “S of thirty regulars in their positions and Remove Hairs charge of Cal from April 23 What cers undoubtedly How 21’1? eports from Admiral fRadger to the navy 250 prisoners ashington April 23 ASHINGTON who were destined for Sacramento said to be a Mexican plot to —poison a number of lives would not have oeen declared that American and foreign refugees at service in the Mexican army The two was the water supply of San Diego was sacrificed rom Chin Lip orChejlc clenartmenttoday- deci department vessels the deserted today by the San sear Diego police VICE PRESIDENT OR witlf the orders Coincident for the Tampico had been taken off fro& the city ‘through thb courtesy of British Mexican anchored ship training orbes of the REPRISAL NOT WAR general advance of the Americans an Zaragoza which to Adj Gen E A quiet at Vera Cruz and reported also (Beauty Culture) German crniscrsJ” Thaadniirar was in the harbor when the port was Guard General orbes previous aged white-haired this report to the advices April Mexican carrying It is an easy matter-to banish qvery a Jacksonville la Vice white flag of truce Rear Admiral Mayo sent' navy department today from taken Tehuantepec and the fireboat report of a plan confirming to dynamite the Otay President Marshall sneakinglast night the came down a trace of objectionable hair ahd The dam street from the center of the city Tampico: about three miles north of the before the Jacksonville board of trade He skin soft and smooth and free Trona came from rontera The carried tb£ German and former border line The dam impounds declared foreign carried letter to the chief of police British “When any ‘By courtesy and energy df the captains twelve power blemish Just get origlniU j American passengers who Mexican supply of the with the water for the United rel or de facto interferes The flag the only authority he hoped to reach ships cruisers there' are States and naval bases the cities there should oe action” delatone andlwith about'’12Q0 American refugees were takenoff and put aboard the vice president and desired Consul packageof powdered now on board our of San army City said that the Canada to read it the Diego Coronado National attitude of the xvater mix enough paste 'to coven MoVearc expected tomorrow coming from 'outside points Merchant ships and other small in OR southern United States is one- of reprisal not of PLEA PARLEY LATE hairy surface Let this rema inot'the'i’'U towns OCCUPY "NJ 5 RAILWAY LINE San war w taking’inenon board” Diego county It was an urgent appeal to the chief SKin lor or juiitukvs men lutfiuvu 'office took “I yifould spend every American dollar The adjutant general's announced today iliafc the" torpedo-boat destroyer Vera Cruz April 23 — General Maas of police to call off the snipers and wash the skin and The navy options today 1000 head of horses life If aregone on to save such was former Mexican commander at Vera human neces-sarvZbutprevent flotilla sent ft bm Cruz by Admiral Badge!' the bombardment he believed No failure will result from jthis treat-' reportedits "arrival at and and were spend single Cruz reported today to mules arrangements fever wouldn't a was be a for all the dollars invested would follow if they continuedtheir rnent but be certain dejatbneyou 91 made fqr shipmentof typhoid human life Mr Tampico Q to move against the city with vaccine to' militia mobilization points in execution Even before the" Mexico” Marshallconcluded messenger get— ‘ ‘4s i ail alreadystated AMERICANS SAID TO BE IN DANGER IN MEXICO I-have mi" ordersfof ''VIU uGeXl VERA chief -balconies I ad-code a '-wwriUenwitli : -message ‘ a v P-ident s i n o e r i c a i f I 1 n torpedoes j I corrugated a a advised I v z i i I soldiers a 5 si- 3 -attack f ’ ' i disturbances ’ t t 1 O 1 n 1 1 ty-nine ' 1 o 1 ‘ McCandless Saltillo ’ a -The a ' relieved happenings fl L v Al a t a order "determination -It released 1 J -the 1 8 shell-Mexi-Mexi- -command Macomb-lately t between adjoining so-called f -cuartels ! a GERMA ba-sis i -and fisteel oe-exnress Te-boat TAKING REUGEES en-desire i-J-in accede a 1 J 1 O X - T A W t : ' j reported National received ! -ajlf 23-— I- ' a Te'ayfthe a'-small -of: battleships ’ ‘ ' ’ - - s u - the’-halrs' -department I -Vera -had intending 7 ' it-IS ' 1 ’ ’ ’"f- i-’'’' -Advertisement'’ ? |