The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-27
TAKE TOWNS, RAID RANCHES
vtpT RISr BtNDs GIVE IOrS.
pa, iBLE WHEN THEY WIN.
MACON. who Headed ne, oit . Years Age,
HAS Joined ferre~ with New Mexican
in,urrrrtos TreoJs Drawing Near
to Pr,i-rnnieS wireless Field Ser, lee.

RI peso Dec ,s-San Carlos, fifteen
miles from Lajiias. Tex. across the
Nc an border. has fallen into the hands
of-r" r.i.ls according to reliable report $
r-rsryed at both Alpine and Maria. Tex,
TO-DAY Cnnfirmstio ion is also received
or'ho ra,f that there have been n number
Of -a.i- On Mexican ranches by insurgenrs
rsar rsr' but in each case the raiders
h,,, gwen due bills for what they have
-aA.u payable on the day of victory 20
the Nli"r,sia cause"
PrtNei"~ Guerra! formerly identified
w. he + Flores Magon movement in
:, LOUIS and Los Angeles. is command
,ne b" insurgent forces that captured
III. tram south OF Juarez last Thursday
and his ~ taken to Indicate that the
Ma.nul-'as IN the United States hav.
Inn"i the Maderistas in Mexico in com
mon AUS. against Diaz. Magon was
the Trovisionai president and direct or
ot the revolut ion against Mexico three
wears ago when the battles OF Las vacas.
Paoma- and Cananea were fought.
Sy hundred more soldiers are expect ed
in Juares. opposite FL Paso. tonight
according TO reports in official circles to-
day These will be sent south a. soon as
the bridges can be repaired so thar trains
can move to the Mormon colony region
again. Some OF the troops will guard
tn" racks while repairs are being made.
Rsports received at Chihuahua to-day
ar. that Cusihuiriac in that State has
fallen mt rebel hands
p"spar ches direct from Chihuahua at
o'clock tonight say no reports have
reached there to-day of fighting in the
mountains west. but reports are prev
aen' tha; 5000 Federal troops are drawing
IN close on the insurrectos near Peder-
males
Spanish war. hut Ia now a mining ngineer
IN Mexico. arrived here to-day direct
from the scene OF revolutionary activity
vest of Chihuahua. He declares that
Sayarro's force il only about three hun
dret men and that they are sorry looking
fighters
IL Is he poorest army have ever seep
h" declares. and | have been IN South
America and was in Cuba in the campaign
ih"r" He says many of the Fsderals
killed IN the battle at Nal Paso are still
injured The rebels can hold that pass
against 5000 OF the Federals.- ha says
Tho advancing army Of Federal- is car
ryng wireless apparatus. and having al
ready established a wireless tower in
Chihuahua hopes thus to establish com
they ever get through Nal Paso and join
Navarro. Workmen are not being dis
ttlrted IN attempting repairs 10 the burned
bridges On the FL pa=o Northwestern road
south OF II Paso. hut there has been no
communication with the rebels and it IN
feared that the bridges will he destroyed
again
MEXICO CITY. Dec. 2S.-In an interview
published to-day the Minister Of War
denies categoricaily that Gen. Navarro
has surrendered To the rebels. He says
that Gen. Navarro Is awaiting orders
ard reenforcements at Pecsrnales. He
has $40 men in good condition. The
Government has abandoned the idea OF
subd uing the rebellion with a ANAL!
force and is now sending to :hc affected
district al available troops AMI opera
tons will be carried on a. against sD
eHtansiva force.
According 10 a Government statement
ol. Cuellar with 5000 men In now gpiag
10 the assistance Of Gen. Navarro. Upon ,
hI- arrival at Pcdernal.S bath. will be
Immediately given to- the r,.h..ls both at
and Nal Pnso