Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 140, 23 April 1914 — Page 10

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THE KICHWOiND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1914.

"KILL 'EM." SAYS

furious

MEXICAN

Foreigner Muttecs Threats After Hearing: News of Vera Cruz.

With wBd gestures a Mexican, low and swanky, rushed to the bulletins In the Palladium office windows late yesterday evening and1 demanded that carrier Hoys standing around explain thra to ihim. When . they made him understand! that Vera Cruz and Tampico had bren occupied by n American marines and that , shells from warships vhad destroyed , parts of the towns, the foreigner became furious. , In broken Enghsh he threatened to go to Mexico ajnd "kill 'em." The boys asked"1 where the excited Mexican came from and w&ere he was going, but all they - could understand of bis jargon was t something about a box car and station. Hhey directed him to the Pennsylvania, station. He hurried north on Ninth street, muttering under his breath thei refrain "kill 'em" and swinging his1 fists violently. He is believed to be a laborer from the northern part of the i state, who, hearing of the trouble, in his native country, has started to work his way 'bafc.k. i

Foreigners Flee From Chihuahua

BY LEA8ED WIRE EL. PASO, Texas, April : 23. Six American, eight German and nine French men and women arrived here yesterday from Chihuahua. The Americans confirmed the statement they were instructed to leave by Marion Letcher, the American consul.. They said Mexicans in Chihuahua held the belief that the rebels will be unable to remain out of the HuertaWashington complication, and added that rebel leaders feel compelled to accept the view that the blockading of Tampico and Vera Cruz will be a national matter affecting the honor of every Mexican regardless of political affiliations. Letcher, they said, was endeavoring to get the Americans out without attracting undue attention, and his efforts in this direction were being assisted by General Carranza. Most of the latter's conference with . General Villa yesterday, they asserted, was devoted to consideration of the Tampico incident and its development as affecting the rebels. The gravest view was taken, according to report. In the cafes, clubs and other gathering places Mexican

citizens, practically all of whom are rebel sympathizers, said openly that President Wilson's course is an affront to the Mexican nation and that a common enemy must be met by a united country. In El Paso prominent rebel sympathizers were unanimous so far as they could be questioned in the view that not Huerta alone but the national honor was at stake. Max . Weber, German consul in Jaurez, was instructed to get German subjects out of his district in Mexico.

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CANADA

EFFICIENT

American Consul Prevents Loss of Life. Prevention of greater loss of life when the American troops landed at Vera Cruz is attributed to the work of Consul William W. Canada, formerly of .Winchester, who has held the post for sixteen years. Few persons know of the proposed landing at Vera Cruz. As soon as Canada received notice from the state department he called upon General Maas to surrender. The Mexican refused. Canada then notified the police and the mayor, asking them to assist in keeping order and preventing bloodshed. The refused to give satisfactory answers. At the customs house he told the officials they would be safe and, no harm would be done them or the goods at the house. Many Americans and foreigners were quartered at the consulate, and dispatches from Washington say Canada has been co-operating with the naval authorities in preventing further loss of life. ,

CRACK CAVALRYMEN ENLIST FOR WAR f BY LEASED WIRE ' ' CHICAGO,; April 23. Chicago's veteran cavalrymen are organizing a regiment for service in Mexico. v . One. hundred men were enlisted, yesterday ;by the organizers Lieutenant (Albert L. Denman, of the mounted police; Gordon . J. Dennis and H. E. Caldwell. . Only men honorably discharged from the cavalry or artillery of , the regular, army or from the " mounted service of foreign armi lea are being enlisted. Offices have been opened in Room; 70S Fort Dearborn building and at the stockyards. "Tex" Holbert of Colonel Roosevelt's rough rider regiment, is in charge of enlistments at. the yards, where eighty discharged cavalrymen are employed. ' .

Homing pigeons In calm weather can travel at a speed of 1,200 yards a minute. With a - brisk wind prevailing and traveling in direction of Its flight, a pigeon has been known to make 1,900 yards a minute.

THIRD DIVISION TO SET SAIL WASHINGTON, April 23. Secre

tary Daniels today ordered the battle

ships-Virginia, Georgia and Nebraska, now at ', Boston, to sail for Mexican

waters. They will get away tomor

row probably for .Vera Cruz. j These

battleships form the third division of

the Atlantic fleet. They have been in dry dock and are now ready for extended sea service. .

Slogan is Sought For U. S. Soldiers

WASHINGTON, D. C, April 22. Practically every war in which the, United States has been engaged has had a "war cry" or a slogan. Here are a few:- , ; . ' '- .. Revolutionary war: 'Taxation without representation is tyranny. War of 1812. Perry's admonition: "Don't give up the ship." War with Mexico (1849) : "Remember the Alamo." Civil war: "United we stand; divided we fall." Spanish war: "Remember the Maine." Officials who tried to figure out a "Mexican war" slogan suggested today, "Huerta must go."

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