The evening world., 1911-05-09

|. noblest sentiments OF humanity, at a
: time when the sit uation depends on
you, that You win resolve 60 order In
q satisfactory name Gen. Navarro to
surrender Ciudad Juarez IN as brief a
time as possible.
. You will understand that in these
things you have at the present momont
rceome the cole arbiter, who Is en-
. powered to act with respect to avoiding
bloodshed and the loss Of lives In the
battle Of Juarez, and as the govern
meut OF Gen. Dlaz being unable 90
recognize the true gravity Of the situh-
/, ton which will follow in consequence
you will be the only one responsible for
THAI which happens later in Juarez.
W present TO you our compliments
o. and beg of you the most earnest con
slderation.
"tsigned) GONZALES GARCIA.
Secretary.
"GrsTAvo MADERo.
Ffnan al agent
~. ". Pine. suarez. member Of The
Peace Commission.
u Juan Sanchez Ascona. member OF
, he executive consulting commission OF
= Inc provisional government"
Y Gen. Madero was 10 the ield when
the communication was drawn up. The
demand was transmitted to Judge Car
bajsl In person by all those VINO
signed It.
Judge Carbajal replied that he would
communicate with ten. Navarro at
once by telephone.
He declared reports which had reach
ed him were that the Federals had
,pened fire and mat the men who hi3
zen reported a revolving against his
ead had pursued them Of their own
iccord and could not relinqulsh their
positions.
Rebels Are Confident.
L lie listened to tho ounse OF his
chiefs. who advised a general ATTACK
and although he made an effort to ar
y range an armistice last night. II failed
because Of the prog ass the attack al
. ready had made. All the leaders have
heen acting under Gen. Madero's orders.
They have surrounded Juarez with their
men, and prospects are that the battle
will continue throughout the day with
out any decisive turn.
Gen. Madero was at his headquarters
N0f0IvIHA INV - " HffN
ana with him were the various political
chiefs. conadsnt OF an insurrec,o VIC
tory.
1Gorts Of go-bstwetns to stop the
aghtiAS have failed bsoauss OF the az
nculty OF handling the insusrsctos VINO
ALREADY had entered Sharss.
Gen. Navarro would have consented
20 an armistios n the insurrectos had
evacuated the town, and he void this 90
osn. l1adsro over the telephone early
to.dsy, q The rebel chief By that
time had Givsu orders fer . general at
tsok, TO vsinforcs the two hundred
men wAo had forced their way into
JuaSss, despite the Federal noh
barricadss ana outposts.
Bullets poured into n Paso since
the attach began ct 40 4. H., but the
juasAsA stasss tseeps hsot sightsssrs
three blocks away freu the river
sronA. DSspits tAsss p~reeautions two
mere persons ON AmsSacan soil were
struck By Mexican bullets. the victims
being mrs. Jossfa Garcia ana her
youag sea-. Yhe woman was
IN the neck and the boy ON the arm.
Privates Emilio Garcia and Cassadiy
OF the American Legion with the In
surrectos came to El Paso this morn
Ing to gst food. They stated that hf-
teen Americans already had been killed
and wounded and the rebel losses would
probably reach 100 killed and wounded
and that the Federal loss was more
than double that amount.
Counted the Dead.
In one trench l counted forty-seven
dead Federals and In another thirty
eight. They were stripped OF most OF
their clothing"
Cassiday said that when the attack
started yesterday there were probably
$50 insurrectos. and that no reinforce
nents came until last evening. lie also
added that Viliareal had arrived from
Ojinags with reinforcefnents and two
pieces OF artillery. One, he said. was
the famous "Mc0inty'' stolen from III
Paso.
Col. 0asihal6i 10 In command Of the
so-calied American Legion OF insur-
rectos. and they are nghting their way
to the bull ring.
shell the City. Z
The rebels have poured q stream OF
hhrapnel and solid shot Into the city
one OF the guns Is manned by United
States and French arthlerytnen.
An American insurrecto named An
ferson attempted 10 cross the SAINT
Ne bridge 10 El Psso, but was driven
hack by the United states troops.
Col Steever. In charge OF the United
states troops, Issued orders not 10 per
init any provisions to be taken across
10 the insurrectos, \ wagon load OF
eood was AT the bridge for the rebels
but Il was not permitted to cross. Ih'