Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-10
FOUR HOURS OF FIGHTING TODAY
Machine Guns and Dynamite Used by Both Armies and
Casualty List LargeEl Paso Caring for Many Wounded
SoIdiers--Mexican Physicians Care for 100 Wounded
FederalsMadero Establishes Headquarters Within the
City-Rebels Receive Reinforcements.

I headquarters Of 16adero says the tn
surrectos drove the Fourteenth Mext-
can infantry from the Curatel, taking
four prisoners. The men were dis
armed and liberated Dynamite bombs
are being exploded constantly around
the city. The insurrecto reinforce
ments from Bouche have left there and
should arrive in Juarez about 1 o'clock
this afternoon. The rebels at 9:40 are
firing fast about the church
Ei Paso Caring for Wounded.
Tke insurrecto wounded have been
taken to various hotels in Ell Paso in
lautomobiles Gustavo Madero. brother
Of tho rebel leaders, paying the expense
for their care
A revised list of the casualties on the
American side of the line since the
fighting began now gives the number OF
dead as four and wounded fifteen.
General Navarro Flssa.
General Navarro 10 reportSA to have
deserted Js1arez and q ,Sadd 10 be 0eo-
Ing with his men toward BauchA He
= not believed to know that 1nsurrecto
reinforcements are coming from that
! direction. Insurrectos are shouting with
teles at HOS about both bridges and
l the noise in the town Is deafendng.
1nsurTecto cavalrymen are galloping to-
ward General Madero, who is about a
tmilej and q half away In the direction
success.
Rebels TaI<s Many Prisoners.
In the hattie ct the church the rebels
are reported to have taken many pris-
oners. The fnsurrectos stols two po-
sitSons under cover o6 darkness and
their stealth IL belSSved TO have been
reSponsiblss9o FOR the success they have
jmsde.
s. Battle Practically Over.
Col Francisco Villa, with 150 rebels;
has started IN pursuit of General Ma
varro. General Madero is reported to
be moving rapidly toward Juarez at
10:a0 TO take possession OF the town.
| The Americans have gathered several
wagons at the Santa Fe bridge and are
prepared 20 80 across after the wound
I ed. There Il some firing to the south
but. Otherwise the rebels at 1885 q. m.
are In complete control.
| Rsbels Empty Jaiis.
| The inDurrectos at 10: 10 are reported
| liberating everybody in the 1ails ex-
cept q negro who killed Burt Shell. q
well known racktrack man, a mont th
tago, .s.s..,...... ........s.'.
About sevsnty-dve prisoners were in
| the jail and are coming to M Paso at
| 1920. 1ns,nrectos can now be seen on
| the: tops OF many buildings.
| Rsbsls Surround Navarro.
| Raoul Madero. one Of the youngest
OF the insurrecto leaders, at 11:eO
o'clock galloped past the santa Fe
| bridge on his way to Madero. He re-
ported that General Navarro had been
located within tho barracks and the
rebels had him surrounded
Occasional firing is heard from the
| barracks where Navarro is stationed
The gray hatred leader evidently is still
| worst came to worst and he could hold
the barracks he could hold out for sew
eral days until relief came.
More Than 100 Weunded.
DR.. Wilson. the insurrecto field sur
geon, reported at 1880 that he in
tends to caro- for the wounded In
1 Juarez, as some Of the men are SER
iously wounded. He declared that the
number over 100 He added that he
knows positively that among the dead
are three Americans.
Many Dead in Streets.
DR.. ZuntSa, IN charge Of the federal
hospital tor the last three days. adj
united at 1880 o'clock that he treated
over 100 federal wounded, twenty OF
lwhom may die. Around the custom
thouse. the church and the jail, between
th1rty-dve and forty 6ederals, he says.
are lying dead In the streets.
DR.. Zuniga declared at 11:45 that
! Colonel Tamborel, commander OF a part