The San Francisco call., 1910-11-30
SAN DIEGO IS
FILLED With
INSURECTOS
Mexicans Are All Armed and
Are Making Way Into
Lower California
Hegira ArOuses Government and
Secret Conference Is Held
With Consul

without molestation. It was about 9
O'Clock when the rear guard came up
with the slow moving wagons. The
insurgents opened fire at long range
from a high hin 10 the left of the
road
SOLDIERS RETREAT
The government soldiers retreated.
firing as they went. around the shout
der Of smaller hin 80 the right Of
the road Still farther TO the right, in
little valley watered by a small
stream. there is. long stone fence
and the farmhouse sbefOres mentioned
These and the banks OF the rivulet
sheltered other Insurgents. who opened
FIRE I'm their turn rs the soldiers ap-
peareds
Those who had fired from the big
hiU TO the right Of the road now gal
loped around TO the left and Joined
their comrades behind the stone wall
and behind other shelter. The soldiers
are said by eye witnesses to have be-
haved with exemplary conduct firing
with care and precision and taking
cover in dry bitches behind rocks. The
firing continued steadily for three
hours.
Meanwhile a courier had been dis
PATCHED TO the forces ahead. These
appearance the Insurgents retreated. in
good order disappearing in canyon.
No pursuit was attempted. as a small
detachment properly posted in the mar
row defles Of the mountains could
q slaughter any but an overwhelming
force.
AMERICANS IN AUTOS SEE FIGHT
W II. Kraft who was born in St
Louis. but who has lived here most
OF his life. and Judge J. NJ. Ganders
viewed the windup of the fight from
an automobile Many other persons
rushed 40 the scene when the firing was
heard. BY the time they arrived their
positions on the road were quite safe
the lighting being about a mile to
their right.
The insurrecto dead were brought to
the city in wagons. Both sides used
steel Jacket bullets and all of the
wounds inflicted were clean. Three
American physicians, Doctors Common,
I've and Shaw. assisted in dressing the
wounded al the hospital last night. Be
side the dead. the insurgents lost
three Nvho We're taken prisoners and
about % horses.
Rebels Have ii Towns
DOUGLASS. Ariz.. Nov. 29.-The reb-
els UNDER Madero have taken complete
control OF all the country between
Minaca and Guaynopita including all
towns. and the rich valleys west OF
Pesrson's Northwestern railroad, ex-
tending to the boundary of Sapuaripa.
according to advices received here to-
dav.
Guaynopita is so miles east Of Moe
tezuma. the capital OF the Moctezuma
mining district I'm Sonora. and it is
probable that much Of this country also
Z is in the hands Of the rebels. Other
cities in the hands Of the rebels are
Guerrero, Dedricko. GUanopa. Ypomera,
TemOsachio. Matachio, SatO. Tomas, San
Isidro, Cocomorachio and Sirupa.
FRIENDLY TO AMERICANS
Teh district in which the last two
towns are located is very rich. All the
rebels are friendly TO the Americans.
who report them well equipped. The
principal productive district held by
Madero is the rich TachIOlich valley.
which was the scene of the last general
uprising Of the Tachlolich Indians, and
when the entire tribe was destroyed by
the Mexican troops. MaderO's troops
are in the vicinity Of Guerrero. com
lnanded by Jose la Luz Maria Blanco.
formerly jefe politicio Of Santa Tomas
lie carries gold handled sworn taken
from the present jefe politicio during
recent fight in Santa Tomas.
HOLD RICH MINES
The country held by Madero includes
the Greene gold company's concessions.
Rnd it is reported that Dolores, an i'm
portant silver mining camp. is also in
tke hands OF the rebels Billion from
these mines is cut of from shipment
over the mountains TO the chihuahua
railroads
Two detacments Of federal troops
which passed south Of Douglass, severa I
DAYS ago are expected at Chihuahua to-
night No passenger or freight trains
have been run over Pearson's North
western railroad for seven DAYS. the
enginemen and crews refusing to go
into rebel country
Young MeNicans Of Guavmas have or
ganized boycott against Americans.
A manifesto, which one paper pub
fishes. translated declares:
Not TO buy any article made by an
American or sold by Americans; not to
frequent any hotel or house rented by
Americans or which serves Americans
not TO employ Americans: to consider
as Americans those houses Of commerce
which have IN English title"
Diaz Said TO Be Frustrated
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-Gustavo A.
Madero, brother OF the leader of the
revolution in Mexico. who is here rem
resenting the interests Of the fnsur-
gents, issued a statement tonight de-
claring that only skirmishes have taken
place thus far with government troops:
that large bodies OF volunteers are con-
stantly augmenting the revolutionisf
forces in Chihuahua. Durango and
neighboring states. and that the revolt
in Eucatan, Campeche and southern
Mexico IS eevn more serious than in the
northern part. General Diaz is report-
ed in inside circles to be prostrated. ;,
the statement says. and has threat
ened TO dismiss Senor COcio. the min
lister Of var, because Of the magnitude
which the revolution has assumed.p.
Americans SIayers to Hang
FL PASO. Tex, Nov. 2s-A number
Of Mexicns who We're implicated in the
murder Of John Ellick, an American.
recently at Badiraguato, SinaIoa. have
been arrested and sentenced TO be
hanged next week.
Lower California Affected
SAN DIEGO. Nov. 29.-Secret confar-