The Alaska citizen., 1911-05-15

Killed rI '#|~ -tG" 'Ht border ny stray bullets
 MEXICO CITY. May \ Prcsiden. D.aa ann u."d today that he will rrs54u when peace Is restored and the end ut fhy revolution promised
 Fl. FASO May 3-Ar I o'clock ''fs morning 'lv rebels began their a''aDk upon 'lc r.ty uf JUarez. and at o'clock they We're eating their breakfast tu The r!'y. which was com r.,,'y ir 'lcir possession then.
 After nGlruE for 'hrce hours. inc federal cavalry r.rrca'cd to the Flor,~ ranch. l2 miles south of Iuar,r < few federal infantry held .', 'arr.,at'- for q time after the ,tNa'ry va~ routed. but they were compelled 'o retire
 Many were killed in the fgh'. in- llGiuG four Americans who were hit h. bullets while watching the fight from 'Hr American side of the h und- ary General Nadcru is said tp have 1o,, wounded. h' his report is uu- confirmed
 EL PASo. May The fighting which has teen in progress all day ar Juarcz besides a victory for the rebels has resulted in the death or Httt,u Americans on tn" northern -ide If 'ue border who were inter ,-tpI spectators uf inc conflict
 Th. fighting began early this morn ing arI continued until this evening without leup. Earlier reports con yeyoi the information that there Wv, hundreds of soldiers of both sides lying dead in the streets of the T.Nr...t,r it,l -I ta1 number fl killed and wounded had dwiudlpd tu 23u. two-thirds of the victims being insurgents.
 Tine Toltl are now iu control of rhe entire city with the exception of 'he jail and one oi he larger churches from which places the government forces seemingly CannO. he driven Tn" pustOtIice and other federal buildings are on fire tonigh' and 10 .ue i- making any effort to cN'Inggi-l rNr flames l. is feared the Nh.}e town will he consumed and he few remaining federal sol dicrS forced fo come out into 'he opor and do battle for their lives. or .oeA F tuge in ficLt.
 SAN DIEGO. May 9-The town of Tia Jraua Wa~ captured by the ra0elS ,arlv rhs morning after an all-ueht fgh'. and 'hc yic'.rs are preparing u move on tg some of the other se;ue- mcn's in rhc vicinity as soon as they have secured a little rest.
 Those of the fcdcrals who have uo' been captured are sCurryi"g across country in all possible haste, 'o join 'lo larger armies If the gov. ,rrmcur. and practically no effort l. h.iug made ny he insurreCtoS to head them off
 WASHINGTON May H.-The cabi- ncf ha- decided ro' Io iatCrfc"e in 'ho Mexican trouble. except 70 see that none ol the Americans in the < U'h are permitted 10 cross the Iin" Orders already have been given Colonel Streever to rigidly enforce the neutrality laws in this respect. The reported victory of the rebels along the border has greatly relieved the silu2rion from the point of view ef the department, as it means thaL from now on there will be less danger 10 those living near the line.
 SAN DIEGO. May 9.-At daylight this morning the rebels captured the town of Tiajuana Io being killed in tho Cngagomenr.
 Fl. PASO, May 1o-Thc city of Juarcz has been anybody's property today In he early morning the federal- after fighting all night, re- claimed and held JuareZ. Just when thcy considered the city their own, .5Uu rebels attacked the barracks, jails. bull rings and Cathedrals which were held by the federal forces. and now the rebels are again in complete control of the town.
 SAN DIEGO. May 1O.-Twenty dead bodies were brought 10 this city to- day from the battlefield of Tia juana
 Fl. PAsO. May 10. - The sur render at noon today at Juarez of General Navarro and staff placed the rebel troops in absolute control of rhe city. and il was announced immediately that the captured city would be made the provisional capi tai of the revolutionists. Colonel Garibaldi was in active command of the rebels at the time of the sur render Following the capture of the city. the soldiers of Madero proceed ed tc set fire to the buildings and loot the houses. This was soon stopped. however, upon orders being issued to shoot any of the men dis covered in the act of pilfering.
 Scores of the federals were killed and wounded during the fight, which was waged all night and up until noon today, and in addition to these loo of the enemy were captured. All of the federal guns were taken.
 WASHINGTON. May l0.-It is re ported from Mexico City that the government still controls all of the important centers in the republic. and the loss of Juarez and other towns along the border does not in any way indicate that the rebels have won their fight.
 WASHINGTON, May 1o-The Red Cross society has been ordered to proceed 70 Fl Paso to render what assistance il can to these who have been injured in the Mexican revolu- tiOn.
 Fl. PASO. May 1.-The revolu tionists under General Madero will now move on to Chihuahua, and if successful there will proceed to Tor reon. and thence to the capital which they are confident of capturing without difficulty as Madero no long CT has any doubt of being able to raise an army of imposing numbers
 JUAREZ. May 11.-General Ma dero has inauguraled his provisional government by the appointment of Dr. Gomez as Minister of Foreign Relations. Gustav Madero as Minister of Finance. CarranZa as Minister of War. Gonzales as Minister of the