The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-05-11

and will be held so, declared the authori-
ties.
The killed and wounded are found
in all sorts of out of the way places in
Juarez. Boodspots appear everywhere
in the streets and on the sidewalks and
dead and dying and men wounded seri-
olsly and slightly are found at every
turn. IL is believed from careful est-
mates Of Americans who have gone
through the town TO-DAY very thor
onghly that the total dead in it will be
fifty or seventy five and the total wounded
will not be over 800.
Gen. Paso,ial Orozco at 1890 o'clock.
while fighting was still going on. sat
behind the desk of Jefe Politico Martinez.
The rebel chief was coolly trnnsacting
business. writing passes and giving
orders with "a rough appearing insurrecto
taking dictation and writing letters at
his side. A number of couriers were
sent to locate Madero and give him news
of the towns capture. Tho Jcfe Polit,co
Martinez had not been found then. but
this afternoon he was made prisoner.
As soon as the town surrendered the
insnrrecto comma nders put the former
municipal officials to work gathering
up the dead and burying them and doctor
from FL Paso began arriving on the scene
with bandages and medicine for the
wounded. Temporary hospitals we're
rigged up in several buildings in Juarez
and there men received treatment at the
hands OF the FL Paso physicians.
Dead men were found along the street
car tracks. in tho cutters. under counters
in stores. in the back rooms of saloons.
in courtyards and everywhere that
afforded a shelter. As fast as they we're
located they were buried. Some were
buried in the courtyards Of tho houses
where they fall Some were buried three
and four in the same grave. only few
feet beneath the surface. Former Federal
policemen in most instances were forced
to do all the worl, in connection with the
burial Of the dead
The walls Of the buildings are per-
forated and improvised barrcades are
thrown up wherever possible. Port =
holes have been cut through most of the
buildings Bullets are to be picked up on
the streets by the dozens.
lnsurrecto sentinals a - qua ding every
store in the city which is not securely
locked and la 'rcd They sit in front Of
the stores in chairs and allow no ono but
tho proprietor TO ente.. This same sys-
tenn ia being carried out in the saloons
Five mon were arrested this afternoon.
having entered the Ci'y of London sto
Many ofhors h.vc been arrested tom
pora-ily for looting in residences.
Nearly the whole insu,f"cto a my is
being rapidly convercd over to tho police
service. Small hands ae pa' 'oling the
streets and q aG'"s'inG all dlso'ds 'ly po;-
SONS and there seems 20 be lit 10 danger Of
disorder
Ii was a happy looking band Of faderais
that ma-rhed through the !!nos of insu'-
rectos TO hc,om p isone : Viva la.
Consti;uciGn,' they shouted a. they M,
down thcit rides, smiled laughed and
almost jumped 20 JOY
The Federal soldiers after surrenderinc
to the insurrecios stripped Oh their uni
forms and threw them away. The street
leading down from the Quartet 10 the
city prison and municipal office. to which
point the prisoners were marched is
full Of uniforms cast aside by the men
after the surrender. 1he prisoners are
thus in their underclothes. They did
this to show the insurrectos that they had
renounced their allegiance to the Federal
Government Gen. Navarro and his
officers are the only prisoners wearing
uniforms.
The shower of lead during the two days
has played havoc with the city telephone
wires. street car wiring and water system
The municipal water tank is out Of order
and only few buildings are supplied
with water. Mechanics will be put to
work al once repairing the SO, eral sys-
toms. but it will take many days, The
street car company officials announce
A crew is already at work Practically
all the telephones in the city are out OF
order
The streets are full Of insurrect os
riding back and forth on horses they
have secured a, the builring. where the
4. t-Es
Navarro's head quarters. where his beauti =
full stallion and the horses Of his stafI
were uuartered. and from various parts
Of the town, The InsurreCtos are riding
from street TO street and crying Viva
Maiero, Death to Diaz'" he soldiers
who have no horses are going from place
to place giving vent to their ent thusiasm
with shouts of victory.
The municipal square 10 the west of the
vi church is mass Of seething humanity
Men swarm in and out of the police stat ion
and back and forth through the jail and
the market place. crying Viva Madero."
Among the citizens Of Juarez who did not
take part in the fgrt are many who are
adorning their hats with the tricolor
ribbons and many of the young men
have taken rifles and ammunition from
the Federal and the ins,irrecto dead and
have joined the rebel army Scores or
perhaps hundreds have done this
Enrique taIderOn, former aptnin OF
the Mexican army and acting in theslg
as commander of the Federal volunteers
leading more than 200. was one of the few
who escaped alive and uncaptured. Cal
deron was at one time made prisoner
on suspicion. He was wounded in the
shoulder and forearm and could not
be identified as an insurrecto. Speaking
French, he pleaded that he was French
man and non-combatant and wished to
come 10 hospital in FL Paso He WAS
allowed to do so
The huge German flag fying over the
German Consulate on upper Lerdo avenue
is riddled by cannon and rife balls; nearly
half Of the front Of the banner Is chewed
into threads
The old cathedral in the centre Of Jua-ez
looks like a pockmarked Mexican The
soft walls Of the building are pecked full
OF holes from insurrecto bullets. but very
little damage has been done to the old
building Moses had his sword cut in
two and st. Peter had "a chip taken out
of his key.
They stand in inches on either side OF
the main entrance to the building A
shot from rebel cannon knocked in the
door of the church chip was taken
Off the side of the ancient tower erect ed
in the fifteenth century. when the Fran
ciscan monks built the eCiifice but the old
bells. cast in the same century in Spain,
are unharmed. Two insurrectos sta
toned in the tower have been joyously
tolling them all afternoon.
Inc post office that formed the head
quarters OF Benito ,juarez when he was
rallytng his command to repulse Maxi
milan Ia complete wreck from fire