Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-25
FIGHTING STILL ON
 DESPITE TIE TRUCE
Word Reaches Douglas of Conflict Near Niggerheadi
 Wounded Brought in
Douglas internationally

in the vicinity of Douglas unchanged. The eyes of all were directed toward Juarez and all ears were strained to catch the sound of battle.
 It was learned this morning that the Nacczari train arrived safely at the southern terminal last night and founI that the rebels had proceeded to Pilares. spent the night there and then started on toward Moctezuma. About g o'clock @ telegram was re- ceived from Nacozari that the train left there from Douglas shortly after s o'clock, and that there was no ex- pectation that it's passage would be interrupted.
 There was one persistent war ru nor during the morning. This was that $50 federals had gone out of Agua Prieta and were engaged with a rebel force between here ana Cenizas springs. An automobile trip to Niggerhead and a free use of binoculars on the way failed to dis close any troops between here and Cenizas springs, and the rumor was put down as a fabrication
 This morning Squadron 2. Sixth Cavalry, arrived and this afternoon went into camp. Troop D of the First will leave this evening.
 Ruror is Renewed. This afternoon rumors of fighting continued. It was said to be going on east of Niggerhead. It was re ported one wounded had been brought in. If there is fighting it is probably between insurrecto scouts and a scouting party that went east last night.
 Rebels Leave Naeozari. Telegraphic adyices from Naco- zari last night reported the arrival of the train that left here yesterday. Further advices were that the reb- els had obtained a supply of prcvis- ions there and had then proceeded on to Pilares, where they had ob- tained further supplies. At both Nacozari Garcia and Nacozari Pilares i they recruited, as well as replepished i the commisary.
 | Further telegrams were received from Nacozari this morning. These reported that the train had left for it's return trip and that the rebels having camped all night at Pilares had departed this morning, presum- ably for Moctezuma. which had pre- viously been announced as their des- tination. At neither town was there any disorder or disturbance while the rebels were in occupation of them. The whole affair was well and quietly conducted.
 1 Stopped at Fronteras. ! The train from NacoZari arrived this afternoon, after being held for about an hour at Fronteras by some fifty of Cabrars men who were in Fronteras after supplies. Amon7 those on the train were F. 4. C Wright and A. B. Valencia from Moctezuma and B. A. Seitz of the Fl Tigre company, who came from Yza bel
 Not an American.
 Few, if any, of the many acquaint ances of A. R. Dickson, who was shot by the Mexican federa!s while in Agua Prieta on business the da' of the insurrecto attack, knew thaf he was not an American citizen Even his partner did not know thil until yesterday. Many knew tsc Dickson was a North of Ireland man but knew also that he had been fl this country and Mexico a numbet of years, and believed he had beeI naturalized. Such, however, Is no the case. He is a British subject.
 When Mir. Bostwick learned yester day for the first time that his part ner was a British subject he lost m further time in taking action. H.
 made the discovery in the afternoon and last evening sent a telegram re
 porting the matter and the fact O the nationality of Dickson to tn
 British ambassador at Washington
 and asking advice. It is highly prot able that within the next two O three days a British consular oficel
 presumably from Nogales, will be 1T
 vest.gating the matter in Douglas.
 Had the facts been known on tn . day Dickson was shot and the Bri
 ish ambassador notified then it