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pnjMrtr[ittimv.berth of th© transportation.was beaded lu-and which wa*at OOT'liKWA «TThr *VtmMfictions.Olhcta among t^c nrrlvala on thr Texas irera foreigner^. or tne*earo sild to to© Ip a dvslltut© condition. Tli© Instruction© 'of tin* deportment lt;» •lute to ktn representative In GuD'osum aro \n irIvy aul only to r1»*tiuil* Amcrt-W\ CltiTi'iin. , Thu foreigners will fUJt hav© to pasa ihr«lt;uun tb« hand* of th*. Jt.imlsrrMlon riffle lain and If it that they are likely to become puw I© charge* they -will Ik: detained onm Pro-vision 1s mitdc.for their cure. jho f*1*-! sul* of the countries of which .thciJ.Hr© cltUen* will too Informed of their pro*-one©. . -in Accordance*wit!i Che remieat ”*• Cohen. Fowh r A MoYitle. local £.pro-wentatlvcfl of the Une towhlch the »e**® belongs, made arrangements Tor dock nb th© ship at PUr 21. Thin pJur.Jtoping atetir th© center of the city, saved a long journey from thft regular Texas and au expense inCom* From TorreoiuMr. and Mf*. J*?d WuUf of Torrpon, where Mr. Wulff 1© tmgagod In bhaD ness. were among the many pfinciiRt«», I ^aboard the train that ward Nuevo Latodo ... stopped near iiodrlguuz because of tho haltlo between rebels and fvderala at that place. Over.a .circuitous mute ana because of many* vicissitudes, It required twelve days for the train to mane a trip that under, ordinary occasions would take tout tour hours. Carrying a ear of prpvlstflP*. and brlduo-uuUd* Inff materluls, the. triilu started from Torreon toward Laredo. A hand oar war Bent abend t«riWai«;binned brldaea and tom-up roadtoeir- Many. wore the bridge repaired and the train finally reached ft* point near Rod r Ik 11*2 and won oroerea to turn because of the battle which at that time wuh racing at Rodriguez. Again. After many delayh, lue train wne nno ring Torrcun, when it came up with eleven military trains commanded by General Trxicv Aubert, with ubuut D,GU0 federal soldier*.. Because of the tack of water there were .but two Uvu ©nffloea In the clevsu military trains, Auoert was on his way to. Torredh, aud when he heard that that city had hcon taken by the rebels ho Immediately turned back and thus permitted ‘“the' refugee train tu come on. The train, went to Monterey and thouCO’to Tampico, whore most of the party embarked, on*, the. Texas and none on to Galveston,Mr. AVulff says thiit it was* necessary to live on half rations for several day© and that because of the number of babies on board many lt;Jf the women of tho party were almost exhausted when Tampico was finally reached. To keep' the water containers r« planished, ‘Air. Wulff said that oftentimes it was necessary to stop the train and seep water from ditches.v*AiJ. Uw,b-this' watnr was often dir tv.Mr and Mrs. Wulff will return to Tor*’ reou After visiting relatives In Texas.L O.Fllis.' in the drug .business at the City of Mexico,was nnrong th© paeaen-gers aboard the Texas. Mr. KUls eays that hb fan as hi* could sc© ihrre .was.nonecessity for American© lu-Mexleo to boalarmed. TtSat iftffcfaj 1'Mltlptft condl*. . tlons are of oourse* nol of IhC' best, tout-that he expects a satisfactory solution of.-the tangled .situatiua effectedIn tho near future. Mr.* Kills Is on his xvAy to Next-' York to buy additional stock anil will returu to th© City of Mexico. , . ,, _The passengers on board th© tpxab, as appearing on the manlfcBtu furnished tho customs and Immigration officials, were a© follows:Hugos, CUra Marifti Hngcs, Gertie, s Aagaaid, Krling, Schitef, Marie, Mchaef, Felipe, Schaof. German, Gavaldon, Juun B.. tv la Mujus, Ignacio, Schottmann, Freda, Kills, Lewis O., Bills, Kmina.Ellis,' fehiloh, ilerryman, Frqdrlk, Bradford, Lewis, Podrat, Keyc, Alvarez, Manuel, Allen, Wills, . Ames, Henry,Ames. Mrs.,Ames, Martha,Ames. Henry, Jr., Booth, J. V.Bales, W,, btunson, George, McKUiop, W, !•• _ McKUlop, Mrs. W. D MclflUoPi Dand, ilcKlilop, BonaJd. MeKilloPi M'llllc, McKlllop. Camera n, Hennrd, Saul E., Ueriard, Mrs. Saul L. Denxler. jnredorico, 3ensler, Anlte, Bcnsier, Rasul. Robinson, George, Robinson, Mrs. tlco., Robinson, Geo. M King, Mrs. Herbert, Kirig, Leslie,King, Evelyn',/ ICraiuac, Tho©: 1*.. Kfauee. Mrs. T.;K, Krivuflc, J..F.. Krairsc, M. Nfc B.. Krause, Julia M., KraiiB©, John l‘\, Krause, Peter 0., Krause, Consuola, Hernnndez. Marin, HovensladL A. G., Kole. Louis, Kacrwer, Franl?-0„ Kacrwer, Mr**. F. G., and four children. Lewis, Mrs. M. H., Lcwis, Rosalia, Luty, wnilami* Luty, Mi*©. Wtru Luty, Mazarcte, Luzo, Ben,Luxo, Mrs. Ren*Luxo, lioltviano, Lur.o, Bon. Jr., M^iodon. Chas. McKven, L.McCailicU,McCalliek.McFalhck.MrCfiihcU.McOallick,MeCTftilick,MeC;iHii*k.Mvi’ul lick,McCkHcU,.McCalllck,McGalllck, 1-llHan, .McCnBIck, GiW.kVi McCallek, Oscar, . Kmuse. A. J;.Krause. M. C.....Burke. Mrs. F. J.» Burke. Khv.ln,LfiLeJir.' D. H,.....LcLeur, Anitoil, leLear, Ollvlu, LcLeuT, David, LeLcur, Alovida, LeLouT, Mrs. D. II., Leo, Will 16,Loo. Mrs. Willis.2*hrontoerg. August, Fcllette. Bugano, FelletLo, Mra. Bu-ffonc,Frank©, O. K., Frankc. Mr«. O. E., Pier, Daniel,Fruhku, IVI nth rop,‘ Savons, CJias.. tilawson, George, Torres, M. U., Stnnson. Anita, Thom*Dcon, J. H., Thompson, Mrs. J. H .Thompson, Juanita, Trowbridge, Hanna, Trainer, Beatrice, Trainer, Ampare, . Ulner, Ms. Oliver, Ulncr, O, M.,Finer, Lucien, tllnor, Olivia,(hircla, Sallnla, VanbalkeJiborg. M., Winter, August, WclnlgeT, Mrs. R,, Welnlgcr, Gertrud©, ’tVelnigor, Margaruti Wueslo, Daniel,TV m*?tc, Mrs. [)., WUHamB, D. W., Williams, Mrs. D. W* Wllllftm.9, Maria A.,' Williams,' Ffanceaa L..Wulff. Edw.,Wulff. Mrs, Ed?r.. Rules. Perry,Ralos. Beatrice, Bair?. Lillian, Niglcc, Fred, O'BiU-n, John, Olmsted, Mrs, JT. II.* PetiiJ^ MitrUh,* . Paturs, Mrs. M.? lVrelll-Mlnelte,: Mrs.-L,PerclU-Mlnette, Marin: *PcrellFMinottc, W., yvrelli-Mlncttc, C., Ffiester, A. C. Fficster, Mrs. A. C.and twe children. Roberson. Mrs. A. U. Robortsnn, Jas. Rone, Lloyd A, Iiufr, TSdwnrd. « Huff, Mrs.- Edward, RliodcH, ?.lrs. E. Ritter, 0. . S.Kites. Uoorgft H. Turner, D. F.Mrs. .11.TillU*. •Maggie,Hugh, •Fran k,*\VlUium, \ LHiiuHsii* r, J.Am ©ILL Ophelia Johti.Luucaxier, Mrs. J. P.jLaru'asivr, Klla’betU i Lnncastfr, Jamto E. IL»Tilt;*usu*r. Danila wDr+‘Vrx}nmea ••! Urety^XiJxyei'U I Wise. J. IT.I Everett, J. R. j l'rlleh/ Juliusr EflL h, OscarBurke. John ’I'rance.i Raoz^n, D. W.Burko. toliohael. UuUlnglmm, Jnhn F. Ruttingtuim. Mrn.and two children. Rutllnfflmm. J, O., IhittfiiKham, Mrs, J. O..Buitlngham. Juan, Bark-o r, Cart or, -i'hb;uni. Mrs. j).. t:dliins. Mrs tlnn.]avl.H, F. J.,Dgvlft. Mrs. F. J., Day I*. Luke, lFi\’L\ Amlcrson, Dowd I on. B. II; •. ILn^ r. Earl.Endors. A. W., liltter, Mto. M. E., Baser, S. W.. *Koftor, ^Irp. ft. VJ . Uasur,. Oharh s, Unsoii. Daniel, P.asoA May,TlftcMr, Thomas, Ilasor, F1nud«'. UKgf»r. M«MKio. 'or'ibrhly, Carl, .•3nr©by. H. F-Sims. H. F-., smith. Mrs. 1.. S., ]um;m. Mrs. H.,I ntfau. V* rtha, Vullik‘.'n, Mis. IL F XVeat. J. D.,Fry, .1. M..Brown, X. W„C-irr, A. X*.,Fkrce. P.,Kirby. Arthur GlraoM, M*m.Rut let. Isabella Tin tier, jriarah ik-hmiilt. K. G, G. Wagner. Lcnlt;lnn Raker. X. 0. Raker, II. TL Mlt;»orc, AY. -H.' -N*'winn, S. II. Chris-; X.. win a, J. W. iKdsini?, K. D. iTlfOin, J. F. G.Vtos, H. y.Oi. 1-. J. Jr. Uobrr. M:iX J«'hni Lllltelulnlil. Alfred j Lance, U» O.R. 1\ j'WilliimH. M. F.I I ha, C'nrab | JmijUfl, Mra i J* r.iUn, Ro'.cnn Slr'.iionck, M.' rstnIsnrlc,. St»*iiih'u*]c,St* ir.hr.rk, Sti-mnurk,Lit 7' hath Charlotte lk-wey Kcijh«iii1 Sr.': nt• \ -U, Ali'.-a, iFolc. Dr. X. H.I I'aK M nr id Inil'ln'i. Mrs. Almn. Mlt;*;i l s. *1'. T. Tollnvnr. J. U.Tlt;d! iv*-r. Mis. ,T, R. • 11:» Vf*r. J a i ih k Iftt:tn-ut Mrs, tleo. Rayn, Dr. K.
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Galveston Daily News
Galveston, Texas, US
Mon, Oct 20, 1913
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