The evening world., 1911-05-10

tert 100 ~ W0uvin0. Tno WSuous
Iusres bun M. wniah was defended
oy the rsd<rsss uasfi the last moment,
taught hrs ts-1sS and va entirely
destroyed. The AAnss also caught the
rcdersi basrSskA but we're sxtin-
sulshed.
4 ~correspondsns msds hss vay to the
Jlazs In front Of the old church before
he nsh,lns ceased. The streets were
tuiI OF hats. dropped during the night,
aud stained with blood. Residences
AMI storss had been BROKEN open and .
and Of lpsurrsetos wss occupying the
Uncle sam saloon. drinking. Col. Oar.
much liquor a. possible. An stores
we're broken open. They had been
tisci as foothoids of defense and pro-
lection, for sleeping quarter ana what
~tfsod and drink they offered.
Federal Colonel Dead.
The ngn.,nS was confined 20 the south
casiern portion OF the city hear the
u.frscks when the correspondent was
ne plaza. whether eli the soldiers
Ncie stu In the barracks or only q few
~t.'rained was not known one lone
i'citra was standing OF ten rebels
rear the ssnta re street bridge.
bt. Oiyera zuniga. of1cisl Federal
pTvt'cian In Juarez. was seen In 'he
~. lie said that In the hospital IN
lie be La Pas there are forty wound.
D.. venty-Ave OF whom are soldiers
ir had not counted more than hf,een
.tsdersl dead.
The doctor knew that Col. Manuel
gsrborel. IN command OF the garrison,
nd been wounded. and he had heard
tiat hs was dead. Tamborsi was me
,7,cer who <aunted me insurrec;os with
a,sardice and dared them to ATTACH.
q insurrectos had retorted that they
you'd KIN him n they csught rim. The
i,.tor also that Col. Manuel PueSli,o,
r,nnandins tho Federal cavalry. bsd
tten wounded.
N,hcnsh Gen. Juan Navarro. with .
snali command. reso,utcly held out In
\ barracks near the centre Of the
own, the rehols took most Of his AN
IN and after noon directed their hre
70 the las, Federal stronghold. The nrst
si,t had a telling effect n II was
,rlrcd mere would be a slaughter un-
fcfs Gen. Navarr surrendered.
cen. Pascuai orozco. the rebel com
INA1Nl'1s fftlfi w ~ f"t
tiat non. OF his chiefs had been hurt
and tina he had practically driven all
tie Federals from the town. The cor
respondent talked with Co. Pueblito OF
;ie Federal army. who has a wound IN
BIS eye. Pue5lito said that Col. Tam
tlroi was dead. He said he hardly had
eiieyel the insurrectos could take the
ten % easily.
Al night long there was intermittent
re. but most OF the troops on bota
.de took advantage OF the night -
{ some res, In preparation for to-
. ,y's conflict. Fires started In the
ternoon by the insurgents broke out
'ew at nightfall n spread from 4
zen points In the city. The Juares
,.t-onice and several adjoining build.
,ys were destroyed. Al 1 A. NJ. the
.'es besan 10 subside and Gen. Orosco.
r%nmandins the insurgents. ordered his
I, utire force OF 1,Jo into action against
the penned-up Fedsrs.s.
N oroyco and villa hoped. BY concsn-
- eating their entire attack on the build
rxs defended by Navarro. to drive
re Fstera,s into the open and force
'nvsrro to surrender. Navsro appsar-
~ 10 " piSnNt Iiy bupphGu viva 81
ounitior. however. and his mon poured
whitening IRE into the Rebel ranks
Ill. they attempted TO carry the Jsii
~ barracks by assault 81 dawn.
v The hnal assault against the Fedora,
: rcnxtods beam shortly after day
Might. Word that Bianco's reserves
rrrs coming caused Gen. oresoo 10
l~lSenccntrste his IRE on the San and
fCnthedral. Customs-fiouse and school,
he house. BY s o'clock the Federals had
retired from the Custom -House and the
Insurgents, closely pursuing. drove them
10 Cowboy Park. where . desperate
hand 20 hand encounter occurred. Most
Of this force Of Federals we're killed
or wounded. Il 10 reported.
Volunteers Flight
ny . o'clock Orosoo's tropps had
pressed . smai, body Of Fsdsrals into
the sohool house and were attacking
Aerosly. A uartsr of an hour later tho
Fedsral commander evidently touched a
hidden mine near the school house, az
there WA a terrific explosion and the
rebels scattered. The Federals were
evidently frightened by their own mine.
However. for hen the insurgents re-
tturnsd to the attack the school house
was deserted.
Oreeoco then turned TO the cathedral,
and was pouring q whitening nrs into
the dsfsoders. when Bianco . reinforce
.ments swept up the street and into tho
old church bsfors the Fsderais could
form n stop them. Several wounded
rebeas who participated In the fight at
49, NAal 800 49, $500