The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-05-11

moving the brass and the numbers from
the fronts are marching about the street
as proud as commanders OF an army.
Shortly after the Federals surrendered
Felix Mesta, a Spanish merchant and
property owner, shot and killed an insur-
recto named Rosenda Gales The shoot
ing occurred in front of Mesta . saloon at
the corner Of Commerce street and the
Plaza. Mesta stepped to the door Of the
place and shot the insurrecto. apparently
without reason. After the shooting Mesta
ran into the saloon. defending himself
with a repeating rife for fifteen minutes
Insurrectos in great numbers crowded
around the principal plaza and poured
volleys Of shots into the saloon.
The shooting occurring al o. time when
all fighting had Ceesed. tn" rumor ran
through the town Of n Federal ettack.
There was general excitement Through
solicitation Of a friend who shouted to
him from the window of an adjoining
store Mes'a. who was shooting from
the roof. threw mp his handkerchief as
sicnal of surrender.
H, was taken to the iail. During the
shooting shots rained from over the prin-
cipal streets adjoining the store Mesta
was wounded in the fight and died after
being arrested He was prominent
citizen Of .Juarez, owning much property
including his saloon and a hotel.
II ia now pretty we'll established that
PanchO Villas men started the attack on
Juarez in retaliation for Col. Tamborels
contemptuous declaration that the insur-
rectos were all towards and dare not
attack Following Tamborel's remark
Villa publicly said In FL Paso that he had
800 men and would attack Juarez. peace
or no peace. and have Tamtorels life.
Tamborel is dead After he wae wounded
Tee lo~- kx.. ..S
command. but he vas killef in the after
noon by bullet through me head
In the Porfirio Diaz Hotel there is an
Englishman, John Deere. from Antogo,
Wis.,. who was shot in the right foot this
morning. He is n Lieutenant under Col.
Areco Rosse. a German. He says that
yesterday morning in tho first attack on
land. was shot through the head and
killed. Both Green and Deere served in
the South African campaign.
Gen Juan Navarro former Mayor
Martinez and several lesser lights among
the Federals who are now prisoners OF
var held an impromptu reception this
afternoon in the Mayors Office in Juarez
and greeted a large number Of officers
lNey are being treated with great cour-
,eSy bv the ins,irrectos.
In the Jail former Chief of Police
Andreas Falises il one of the forty or
fifty prisoners. He. is suffering the
fae he has often been compelled to
msta out to others.
In all parts Of Juarez the insurrectoe
are taking what food they require from
.he small stores and shops and bakeries
They are doing this in the most orderly,
wa. and there are no appearances OF
looting. Guards are placed at the doors
and they dole out the food to the soldiers
and the women Of the town impartially.
q " To nab
but no heavy drinking has yet been
noted
Msvo.. Kelly of FL Paso crossed the
r,r"" his af.e noon and paid visit 10
Francisco | Mado'o The rebel chieftain
asked him not 10 allow anybody from F.
Paso to come TO .Jua ez except on urgent
business until Thursday afternoon after
o clock He said he would be willing
and glad to receive them after tha, time
t'w Of the prisoners who were in the
ie.il a'e Ia be seen in Jua~ez They have
esra""d TO The American side
souvenir hunters are thronging the
streets and are picking up ANYTHING
forms that were thrown away by the
Federals and evea pieces OF glass from
the broken windows. Some have secured
t,umpets. side arms. Federal caps, boots
and even swords. The insurrectos have
taken the big ruralc hats as trophies OF
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