Villa Ahumada. With them canic I. Itoyd and his little com- I maud over Hie trail that led to the 'arinjii encounter. Two Hturlen. Thousands gathered in lioLh l ilies to witness the ev cnl. Their appearance brut forth a i hot tin of laughter. Tliis xxas granted.
I The. Pin use. O tnxtp, -if. Vrcliie Jtines. George M. C troop of Morristown. Adair right into. Forced to' retreat, ho stumbled to the Irrigation ditch where the lieutenant ; was killed. What became of his. Pretty soon he raised his head from the trench where the Sun was. Apparently they only hud-two machine Run operators for the guns were not Worked any more, loiter they told me I had put the gmiK out of order.
Other troopers told of inoney belng taken from them and all av erted that none of it had been returned to them. John Coleman, who lost his command. I Late that afternoon the troopers' I arms were lied behind their hacks and j they were placed in stock pars.
Once they arrived at the penitentiary they were given most courteous treatment, they said, each. After the llrst fear that they were to be executed, wore off the negroessaid, they began to reason that American troops must shortly attempt to effect their rescue. Ho also promised tc V keep watch for the American soldiers 1 and let us know when tl. Rritisli Vice-Consul a Seovell. Well, we e wafted four days until last night about S:Sft. Hplilshury and he told ns 0 that tho train was ready and we were t going back home.
A few n Mexicans jeesed ns at Villa Ahumnda. The frleqd was capS, tured. Browse this title Browse title. PDF of this issue Contents of this issue.
