Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-12-06
|REY|STAS APPEAL
| TO La TOILETTE
Claim That They Are in the
Hands of MexicanDetect
ives at Ell Paso
HAS REYES LEFT FOR MEXICO /?
General Pascual Orozco |.
Walking the Streets of
Chihuahua.

Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. 6-The four
teen alleged Reyistas, held here for a
violation of the neutrality laws, have
appealed to Senator LaFollette. in a
telegram declaring they are held
practically in the hands of Mexican
detectives and asking his aid in Sc.
curing their release.
1t seemed probable that their hear.
ing. which was set for this afterno IN,
would be postponed, owing to the
death in California of a brother OF one
of the principal witnesses for the Uni.
ted States.
Orozco at Chihuahua.
Chihuahua, Dec General Pascual
Orozco, former chief of Francisco l.
Madefo, concerning whose movements
there have been many conflicting re
ports. appeared on the streets here
about noon today. Y
Where is Reyes?
San Antonio, Texas Dec. Gre
ports that General Bernardo Reyes, nc
cnsed of violation of the neutrality
laws and in whose name several insur
rections are in progress in Mexico, has
left San Antonio, are denied today.
At his residence, it is declared he
is still confined to his rooms by Ill
less. Other reports assert he has re
turned to Mexico by secret route.
Two More Outbreaks.
Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. 6.-Juarez Of
cials were advised today of. two open
outbreaks in the state of Chihuahua,
one near PARA, and the other at San
Andreas, where the first battle OF
Madero's revolution was, fought last
November Jose E. Chaviria, lie1ten.
ant of Fancho Villa, is the head OF
the band at San Andreas.
Both bands allege that the Madero
government has failed to keep prom.
ises and pay citizens of Chihuahua
debts due them.
Man With Red Shirt Arrested.
Valeriano Vaquero, known as "the
Man with the Red Shirt" who led
the attack on Juarez, was arrested in
Ell Paso this afternoon by the Texas
rangers and held on suspicion of be
| ing connected with the Reyista movt-
ment.
He declined to comment on the re
port, current here earlier in he day,
that he had gone to- the mountains
with armed men or to throw any ligh,
on his movements.
Eight Rebels Lynched.
Mexico City, Mex, Dec. 6-Great
excitement reigns at San GERONIMO
and Oaxaca, in connection with the
killing of Gomez, leader of the Juchi
tan rebellion, who was lynched yes
terday at Rincon Antonio with eight
of his partisans.
Many of his former followers are
flocking to these cities, protecting
their loyalty to Gomez.
Shouting Against Madero.
Last night, crowds paraded the
streets, shouting against President
Madero. There is much excitement
! and indignation because of the alleg
ed suspension of guarantees" IL
time of peace.
| Thirteen Executed.
| Special dispatches from Merida ap
pear to confirm the shooting without
process at Helacho Yucatan, or thir
teen rebels captured by state troopI
from Campeche, who had crossed in
to Yucatan to put down an uprising.
Eighty Rebels Captured.
4 The war department has received ,
report that eighty well armed rebel
have been captured at Gomez nea
San Geronimo.
i Uprisings also are reported at Hoe
tun and in the district of Teflaz
southeast of Merida.
Can't Find Reyes.
Laredo, Texas, Dec. 6.-There wa
no definite trace here today of th
whereabouts of General Reyes. It
reported that he is southeast of Lar
do, which might mean either that b
was in Texas close to the Mexica
border or In the state of Tamaulipa
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