The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1911-02-06

: = here ends Monday and the aviators =
= will be in FL Paso Wednesday. y
Eel Paso, February 5.-At 11:15 o'clock
tonight the exact results of today's de-
velopments are beclouded by numerous
conflicting reports From the federal
viewpoint the situation may be sum-
married as follows:
Colonel Rabago with 500 men march
cd into Juarez at 9.25 o'clock tonight
unmolested by the insurrectos and amid
the joyful acclaim of citizens and SOL
diers.
Rabago's command repulsed the at
tack of Orozcos force at Bauche today
with only two dead and six wounded,
inflicting a loss of 140 killed and
wounded on the insurrectos side.
Insurrectos reported badly scattered
as a result of todays clash.
General Navarros command, strength
unk is reported marching to the
relief of Juarez and is expected to ar
rive tonight or tomorrow.
Insurrectos' Viewpoint
From the insurrectos' viewpoint the
situation is as follows:
Rabago's command reached Juarez to-
3 night after defeat at Bauche where
they are reported to have lost more
than 100 men and a substantial part
of their guns and equipment
Alanis' rebel force of 600 men are in a
fight with 100 federals 20 miles east Of
Juarez.
Alanis is expected to join Orozco some
time tonight FOR an assault upon Juarez,
which is scheduled for about daylight to-
mcrrcw.
1t was learned tonight that General Na-
FF-On fzl1 o,.1.
sisting OF infantry and cavalry left Gal
lego for Juarez on Friday. Gallego Is
14 miles south of Juarez on the Mexican
Central The column is marching over
land
Oroczo Star Waning
The star of the insurrecto leaders, Pas
uuaI Orozco, who was to occupy the city
Of Juarez at sunrise this morning, ap-
pears to be on the wane. His policy of
delay has enabled reinforcements to reach
Juarez and the probability of taking
that city is now considered much more
remote than it was yesterday.
Other reinforcements, In the shape or
General Nayarro's column, are en- route
from chihuahua and will reach Juarez
tonight or tomorrow and 1T is expected
the federals will be able to hold their
city, and that, knowing this, the in
surrectos will retire.
There is a rumor tonight that the In
surrectos are near Juarez, but this cam
not be verified.
The net result of battle at Bauch e
today between Orozoco and Rabago was
r two killed and five wounded among the
insurrectos. The federal loss cannot
be learned as they carried their wound
ed with them. but it was reported that
40 had been killed.
No definite estimate of casualties In
today's fighting can be secured. A Red
Cross train returned tonight with 81
a1,f rof. ne
picked up near the scene of the battle,
and officials reported they could not
reach the battle ground because the
federals refused to recognize the Red
Cross flag.
Mail advances from chihuahua to the
Herald today say that q special train
has arrived from the northeast bring
ing many wounded from the vicinity of
Coyome, Chihauhau, where the rebels
defeated the federals and killed 107.
The corporal says the death list is con-
firmed by several mining men. who
report that the people in that region
are out of supplies and almost starving.
One man says he saw 10 federal wound
ed guarded by soldiers and that he saw
also a wagon load of uniforms taken
from federal dead.
Colonel Rabago and his forces escaped
from Orozco late this afternoon. They
are now said to be coming in the direc-
ton of Juarez with Orozco and his men
close behind.
Fight Going ON All Day
Three hundred refugees sfrom that
section have crossed the river today
and are at Ysleta. Texas
The regular passenger train over
\ the Juarez division of the Mexican
~ Northwestern railway was ditched by
fOrobo's force of insurgents in a
small cut at Buacho, tsn miles south
of Juarez. at -s:15 o'clock last night.
The insurgents who were stationed
within 200 yards of the scene immedi-
ately made an examination because the
train had not been stopped when sig
nailed, leading them to suspect that
Rabagos federals were on the train.
The examination showed that the train
contained is cars and Orozco ordered
his men to fire a volley into the air to
develop what part of the train was oc-
cupied by soldiers as he had been warn
ed that many might be on the train.
Men began to jump of the train and
Orozco, not being able to distinguish
who were soldiers and who were not or
dered another harmless yolley fired. The
fnsurrectos Immediately retired to watch
the situation until daylight. thus giving
all non-combatants and women and chill
dren time to get out of the way.
Rebels Charge
At $50 a. IN. Orozco saw soldiers on the
embankment getting their breakfast with
q g0ard and skirmish line out In front
and one machine gun mounted behind the
embankment Orozco ordered charge
to ascertain the strength of the federals
and the latter replied with visor. There
were no casualties on the insurrecto side
N but two of the federals slSirmish line
~ were seen to fall. From some of the
Americans on the train it was learned al
80 a. m. this was the total of casualties
{sn the federal side. At that time all non
combatants had left. When about thret
miles distant it was noticed that the In
surrectos were making charges from al
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