Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-10

years ldAei, ueAtf udN lii- Dccu . retired since. : . . c . | < : : . . : | . afternoon he was wearing a brilliant red shirt, which attracted much at tention from the American onlook- CTS. Wen he arrived at a point west of the American custom office he is said to have shot a federal oU of a tree and in the next five minutes had killed many more sol diers. Every time he shot a fed eral fell and Artego himself seemed to bear a charmed life as he was not struck during the engagement.
 It was stated on good auth oritv last night that the chief of the rp- rales in Juarez and his lieutenant had deserted during the battle late yesterday afternoon and had joined the insurrectos. The men are saia to have run directly towards the in- surrectos who were entering the town and waved white bandkerchiefs to them. They were taken imme- diately to insurre~to headquarters and turned over to the officers at that place. The aged chief is said to have embraced Governor Abram Gonza'ez and requested to be allowed to fight for the insurrecto cause. He was then turned over 10 Mrs. Francisco Madero and bending over her extended hand kissed it ss mark of resrect Mrs. Madero is said to have told him not to waste time in sslutatiors but to arm him. self and his lieutenant and hasten back to the firing line. which they did.
 When the skirmish first began al the four mill on the irrigation canal opncsfte Eighth street. the whole population of Fl Paso began a wild run for the river hank to watch the cngsgerr ent. and little later when the bullets besan to fly thick and fast among the onloobers thev he gan t) seek safety uu among thc tall buildings in the business center. The soldiers and po'ice on the American rank of. the river expe rienced great difficultv in trying t0 make the people move away from the danger zone. and never sue ceeded in doing so. Several tn 1u- sand of the observers insisted upou their inalierahie right to be killed If they wanted to.
 Ire irsrrrecto attack during the whole battle ve=terSav and last rioht was direefel from tie river front from oDrosite the Union sta ton to the Stantop street interna- ti0nal hriace. a distance of nearly a mile. and the federal fire was d. rerted almost entirely towards Fl pasn. 4 susricion has crown in the minds of uanv Fl Pasoans that P'anv of the fede-als were firing all dav rUrroselv high in tNe air i1 an effort 10 reach reoDle whom thev saw o0 tons of the buildings. Great numbers of bullets struck on the tors of buildipgs and on the hills near the water works reser- voirs.
 Gereral Msder1 r-ade a s~eech to bis soldiers at 6 o'clock P. m.. when thev were Uassed jTst opposite the Union deDCt and while Ne was try ing ta withdraw the11 fro-n Juarez. He stated that this attack was starte7 without my order fhfs morn ing and we have laid ourselves oDeq to criticism. How can we ask for control of the government Of Mexic) when we cannot control ourselves now, the Tost critical moment Of the revolution?"
 It is reported that late vestcrday afternoon a grour of federa's wave1 white Tag which caused an ad- vauc'rg detachment of insurre~tos to come mt in the oren, whereupoa the federais opened fire with a ma chine gun and str1ck down 9O Of the insurrectos. Many members Of the foreign legion were in the in- snrrecio detachment brt n0ne of the rames of the killed could be learned.
 When Madero was addressing n-s troops yesterday evening at dusk. acrcss from the Union depot, a scary fnsurrecto shoutcd. Look ont, Here comes the federal oaya'rv around tNe hHli" There was a gen eral stampede for a few minutes unt'I an investigation proved it was untr"e. Then Madero resumed his speech.
 Troops D and r of the Fourth United States cavalry with a Dis- toon of Pschine guns under com rand of Ca-tsin Scherer. were hur- ried into Fl Paso yesterday after noon at o'clock. The cavalrvmen were strung from Texas street toi Main street on Mesa avenue. The United States troops were ready to protect the neutrality
 Mrs. Virginia Morehead. widow of Jcseph Morehead. who resides at gI0 West San Antonio street, was sho+ fN~o~~H the arm end groin while standing in her yard She was taken to a local hospital in a serious cond'ti n. This Is the only woman reported wounded durins the fighting yesterday.
 Captain Linderfe'dt of tho irs1r-