The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-05-12

searched for important papers and his
personal belongings are scattered about
the floor. Everything that could be car
RED away has been taken
Less disorder il seen in the quart ers
OF Col. Manuel Tamborel. opposite the
Juarcz Theatre A great path OF blood
covers the sidewalk Immediately to the
left of the entrance and the window is
still soaked with the last blood of the
little commander Of the JlareZ garrison
The official version of the Colonel's death
is that about 10 o'clock Tuesday morning
he made an inspection tour of the barri-
cedes and trenches to the west Of town.
He would not take u bodvguard because
every man was needed at his post. He
was wounded while walking about the
trenches and s.ar,ed back to his head
quarters. on Laredo avenue. when he was
taken prisoner.
Col. Angel Jimenez Of the cavalry di-
vision saw the capture. chat Ged the rebel
squad and succeeded in retaking the
commander after sharp skirmish. Col.
Tamborel then went to his quarters.
The house was surrounded by Pancho
Villas men. determined to avenee the
insults that the Colonel had hurled at the
rebels when they were encamped in the
hills. Col. Tamborel disregarded the
warnings OF his offioers. He opened a
shutter to the left Of the entrance Of his
quarters ard looked out to locate the
firing that he might answer II. AZ soon
as the shutter ratified q rain of lead fell
against the walls and he fell across the
window SILL his body full of lead.
Mrs. Tamborel was allowed TO pass the
ins,urecto lines this morning and was met
Ct the bridge by Mrs Francisco I. Madero
IN an automobile and taken immediately
70 where the body Of her husband was
lying. With military ceremony beftting
the funeral Of q brave soldier Col. Tam
borel was buried shortly after by the
insurroctos. A squad Of trumpeters and
druunmers was recruited from among the
Federal soldier prisoners In the jail. Their
full military uniforms were given to them
and they marched in front Of the grocery
wagon which contained the unshrouded
and unoofflned form of the Colonel. An
escort Of fifty high hatted insurrectos
marched behind the wagon as a guard
Of honor. selected from the officers OF the
rebel army.
Dr.. N. Gomez Cara. military veterinary
With the Federal troop. who was forced
to act as surgeon because of the absence
Of one military physician and the illness
o. the one remnninG. places the number
Of Federal dead at fifty and the Federal
wounded at 100.
The rebel authorities say no accurate
list can yet be obtained Of their dead and
wounded, as the first thing TO be done is
to attend to the wounded and bury the
dead. The rebel loss possibly ia twenty
nu Gnu L nuuSL .h pss
nrio Diaz Hospital on Juarez avenue.
Ten additional wounded have been
brought in. At the Federal hospital in
vounded. Among ' these. however, are
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cllulnS me ne" 'l'v nan POST ONCE ana
sausase factory operated by Americans;
me street car power I'm" was repaired
shoTlly alter noon TO-DAY, Shopkeepers
IN yuaren are cong a splendid business
with TOURISTS, who flock 10 'he town and