The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
M a d ero, Provisional.
Head, Names Members
of Cabinet.
NOW RESTORING
ORDER IN JUAREz
Even Victors Are Wondering att
Ease With Which City Was
Captured ndercurrent Of
Feeling That Peace Will
Be in Sight Within
Twenty -Four Hours.

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]. Juarez Mexico, May 11.-MexIco'a b
provisional government, composed OF
insurrecttonists. became an establish
ed fact to-day with the naming OF a. :
cabinet by Francisco 1. Madero, Jr,
provisional President. and with the es
tablishment of a capital in the cap "
tured city Of Juarez. where General
Navarro and his Federal troops are
held prisoners The Ca binet follows
Minister of Foreign Relations, Dr.
Vnsqucz Gomez. RIA
Minister OF Finance, Gustavo A. MA. i
dero. ,E
Minister OF War, Venuistano Cnrrnn-
Minister OF Interior, Il. gonzales
Garza. III
Minister of Justice, Jose NJ. Pinu (
Suarcz. t 35
Private secretary to President MA. u
dero, Juan Sanchez a. Seconn
secretary Of War Carranza will have Il
charge OF railways and telegraphs. Hia
nrst act was to grant permission for
the repair of the Mexican Northwest s.
ern Railway, Men Immediately began
repairing the roadbed south of Juarez.5
Gonzales Garza will have charge Of
the mall service, and Secretary OF tina |.
treasury Afadero will direct the az.
rairs of the custom house. iss9Ss 4
More Than Armed aIob.
Ihat the insurrecto army Is more
than an armed mob was shown to da,, Y
IN the absence of general looting and
ihtoxtcation and the quickness with
which the shattered city was cleared 81.
It's dead and wounded. THE emba rgo
against visitors was removed during
the day and sightseers In thousands
poured across the bridge from Eel Paso.
only occasional cases of looting wets
reported, and these not by the lnsiir-
rectos themselves, but by insatiabla
curlo hunters. one of whom triumph
antly displayed In Ell Paso two silver
candlesticks taken from the big church
III which the Federals made a desper-@
ate stand. sI1i.7yrgE
! me insurrectos are not overlooking
the possibility of attack from Colonel s
Raoago. reported approaching from 4
Chihuahua with a relief force The
rebel leaders will not divulGe their
plans in this direction. but 1t ia known
that surprise from the south is care
fully guarded against.
JuareZ tonight contains the larger
part of Aladero's original force Of 1870
men, augmented by several scores ots
volunteers, who during the day en-
listed under the banner OF the vtc-a9
torious rebel army. and were armed
with captured rifles
Now that the battle of Juarez has
peen fought and won, even the insur- +,
redto leaders are wondering somewhat 4
at the eastness of the capture .of tho
city that appeared almost impreg- n
nable. III FL
With well-drilled force OF regulars,
thoroughly armed with field ana ma
chine guns posted at strategical
points, the garrison was ont fonrht}5
and outmanoeuvred. and sure ndered (.
to force of insurrectos that at tho <
most did not number more than 500
or 700 lighting men
Simply WonId Not Fight. 8H3
An explanation may be found in the
expressions of Federal prisoners A
number OF the wounded expressed
sympathy with the insurrectos' cause
while others, unwounded but Al dis Il
armed. openly fraternized with tha
rebels.
The Federals simply would not
light. epitomized the belief In insur-
recto ranks.
General Madero has established his II
headquarters in. the one story muni-
cipal building, across the street from
the big church., which was the scene 2
or the fiercest lighting, and there dur
ing the morning the insurrecto CHIEF
tain conferred with his leaders and
Seniors Oregon and Braniff who acted
as go-betweens In the futile negotia- E
lions for peace. and DR.. Vasquez Gomez
confidential agent OF the revoIutionists
at Washington, and their chief peacs
commissioner, who were at tie AIadero
4 y RI
There was an under current OF feel
ing among the victorious Insurrectos
20 night that peace would be In sight
before another twenty-four hours had 4
passed. and that representatives OF the
Diaz and Madero governments would
again be arranging for the laying down
of arms In Mexico
The Madero headquarters were be-
slesed all day by anxious house holders
and storekeepers. implorlng the irebel
leader TO allow them to resume pos !.
session OF their shattered property. But u
only In few cases was such permis-
sion given. 5&
Guards were stationed at nearly
every building in the town TO prevent
tootin9; all liquor supplies had been \
confiscated, and so far as possible
within the few hours since the leaden III
hall swept through the streets the raw.
ages OF the storm had Been removed.
Broken and biackened walls and great 81
biots OF blood, darkened by the fierce (
sun, told the story OF the bitterness; o.
the last two days nghtiEgi more elo-
quently thnn the throngs of ragged but
thoroughly armed ,insurrectos.
Dcnd Arc Buried. .f4
All the dead were buried to-day, and q
the wounded removed to- temporary
hospitals where surgeons OF the Red "a
Cross are busy looking after them.
1t Is difficult TO estimate oven ap- ;s5
proNimately tho number or dead and IA
wounded during tho two dnys' light 81
Ing. An Associated Press corresponds
ent to-day saw ninety-seven Federals ii
I5I f(,ontInneJ nm r. bir,, i u - + $1,000