The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-20

/ heavy fighting around Petsrnal-s sine.
then
According ~ Mexican official reports
among the slaIn rebel chiefs i tran-
cisco Salido. who belonged 10 "A pronii-
, n"rt family ia Chinchas and inh.rit..,i
large fortune from his GRANDPA her
Tadeo Nasqusz. Jos. & Rochin. Antonio
Frias and Pascual Orozco Hijo'. chiefs.
are also among the dead
Castulo Herrera and Francisco V
VALDEZ are said 10 be- in flight and To
have deserted the rebel cause. max in q
for the United States
passenger from Guerrero saws that
Prof VI. Porras. principal OF an Off
ciai school in Guerrero had a safe conduct
from Pascual Orozco TO Chihuahua
On passing Rosario on his journey the
bandit chief Francisco Villa. with a
following Of thirty men. took him OF the
car Villa was going 10 shoot him. he
said. because he had work. I'd for III.
Diaz-Corrll ticket at the elect lon. hut
through the pleadnEI ~ the other pas
sengerS the professor was allowed 10
depart
Messages from Maria. Tex saw there
has been further fighting sDuth OF there
in tn" vicinity of Oiinnga and that the
Texans have been forced - take mp
collections Of lash 10 provide for the
destitute Mexlcans who have fed from
their side Of the river
Effort are being made hy The ins'Irrecto
agents To hire many Of the soldiers of
the Twcntv-'hird infantry who are
Just haing discharged here by reason
- -
hundred will h. discharged this week
and all who know how - handle hi gh
power rifles and maChin. guns are re-
ce,ving hnnd-,m. offers
Martin .Iuar.1 on. III The LADDERS Of the
rehe,s in 5.~egtng DIinsga. wa blurred
this afternoon Nv F",.er.lS \ telephone
m"sSsg" from MARIA Tex. brI nEs tn.
intelligence.
IHiHvAHTA. Mexico Dec 10 Auto
~ phIlsS for reConnoit ring are being sic
rs=-filly .mployai NV scouts of both the
Federal and r"volutio nary forces IN the
region around C"rrn Pr"to. wh"r" the
recent bar.i" was fought, Gen Navarro.
commander 80 -h.' F-derals keeps thr".
IN ACtiv" service.
There are some good ranch roads IN
that part Of IN" country. Tor IN" most
part they are urfcnCe,i IN" land = Lowell
and hard until the foothills ~ tho noun o.
TIn- are reI Chsd In" automobile
sCoi's are reported - hav" pen"t I'd
the very heart Of the enemy country
phtdining information Is - the location
and number Of the revohitioni-,= odd
then r'ak ing a rim for Il while the bullets
spait"-.-d around the machine" Gen
Navarro himself made several scouts Of
this krnd IL j. said that On on" occasion
;h" machine IN which he was riding was
closely pursued for several rlIl.s bv an
ar'nmohI!" containing scouts belonging
10 IN" insurgents Will. IN. 'wu ma
chimes were going AZ fnll speed IN. occu-
pants kept ~ constant eNChang" Of
shots
GALvFsro~. Fec - Armed with n
commission from President Dihz 81
MEXICO - organize a hand of 200 men in
Texas. Arizona and other states, former
United States Marshal VI I Hansen
now manager of the Hacienda Of Fl
Conclo Of Mexico. L. IN Texas recruiting
four companies OF Fifty m"n each Pri-
MARTY the organization Of American
fighters j. for 'he protection Of American
interests IN IN" EASTERN states OF MeNI~O.
but in fact tn"v will be stationed near the
border IN Mexico 90 pat stop to the i'm
portal ION nj arms from TsNa. and {" 90
operate with the Mexican troops
Capt Hansen - thoroughly acquainted
with life in western Texas and l. selecting
his men from rho-s who have eNp"rl"nC"
on the border. former d"yI'y IuIr-hhl-.
customs guards ami cowboys VINO have
served in Federal posses and are aC~I--
toned 10 the rough III" of pIaIRSn"n
These men and mounts AL arms ~Ill h-
admitted 10 Mexico and according 80
Capt Hansen will soon put q stop 10
rioting and ra,ding b. which words h"
characterizss rho revolutionary move
ment
He saws II Is farce for tho United States
70 attempt - protect IN" border and pre-
vent the invasion Of men and arms into
MeSICo with nine deputy Tnar-hal- and
~ many Gus; oms guards irving ~ cover
an exposed border NJ t"n thousand 'nll'7'