Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-11
GUERRILLA CHIEF IS DEAD
Stanley Williams Dies IS Result Of
Injury by Federal Shell.
ELDER MADERO TO GO TO CAMP
Private cRr Sent by Limantour 20
Convey the Leaders Father
start Delayed NJ Comedy
OF Errora-

MEx1CAII. Mex April io-stanley Will
ams. the guerrilla leader. who was wounded
Yesterday in the spectacular assault when
his little force Of eighty men engaged the
entire Eighth battalion Of the Mexican
/ army. died yesterday in the lmprovised
.ospital established by the United states
troops at Cais1ico
Together with the other dead brought
from the battlefield five miles away the
fallen chieftain was buried tonight In the
little graveyard at Mexicali. just behind
the breastworks
Williams death was caused by a missile
that plowed through the head at the base
OF the skull. tearing away the rear portion
OF the brain.
While not a. sanctuary as the rebels
themselves at first believed. the defeat OF
Williams nevertheless proved a perfect
rout Of the attacking force. Fifty men
who participated in the daring sortie have
returned to Mexlcali Eleven others have
deserted and are now in the Jail established
by the American troops at Calexico. The
remaining thirty-four Of the band are be-
D. Heved to be dead as The federals took
no prisoners.
FederaIs Fail to Pursue.
That any escaped alive Is due only TO
INt lhAluIe uA ING leueThAA 10 press Luelf
advantage and pursue the routed insur-
rectos as they fled in Wild disorder from
the field
Colonel Miguel Mayot the federal com
mander. said today at the 90 Little ranch
that his Loss was twelve dead and four
teen wounded.
Although Francisco salinas the rebel
commander here. declared that Williams
was the only dead and Timeteo Aguellar
the only wounded, among the lnsurrectos.
the solemn procession 20 the graveyard at
niBhtfall disproved this
The insurrectos visited the battlefield
today and loaded the dead into two wagons.
The federals did not modest than and re-
trained even from visiting that portion of
the field where the rebel commander had
\postsd his men.
\ The rebels abandoned two wagons loaded
With supplies when they broke into flight
These wagons were stNl standing on the
field when ths Americans under a Red
Gross flag visited the field. The visitors
cut the traces from the still harnessed
mules IN order that they might be given
food and drink
I'VE thought The wagons had been left
for a purpose" said Colonel Mayot. and
for that reason we did not touch them"
Il vas safe 20 approach the wagons, the
Mexican commander sent a detail under
protection Of maehsne guns to bring the
y wagons into camp s,a
The supplies were evidently q welcome
addition TO the comTniasary department of
the foderuls. and were recaived with hand
oaapVAngs on ths part Of women camp fol-
lowers
Car sent for BIaer Nfadero.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. April ia teLe-
gram was received here tonight by Fran
oiSoO AaderO. ar. saying a private car has
been sent from the city, Of Mexico by
MINISTER LAman1our to carry Senior Madero
10 Chihuahua 70 confer with his son re-
Euoiug peace negotiations.
what may have been nothing more than
n comedy OF errors prevented a start from
IN PAso by automobile to the rebel camp
sssnos MAdero received three kilograms
from IimAntour that Colonel Tamborel
commander Of The Juarsz garrison. had
Nbean ordered b deliver the passports e
Auy one who should call with Limanteur'
card. THIS card was given to senior Maderc
In New York by the finance minister upon
his return from Paris.
Colonel Tomborel did not reoaiva tn,
passports from Senior IAnantour ana SAT-
20 repeatedly over the telephone Las
night tho MGdeTO patfSr. thinking somsthinl
wrong decided 70 return here. where they
arrived tonight Meanwhile Minister Ii
nant0ur was notified o. the situation, anC
In ropdy aad ne paasp0E4s woaid be in tn,
hands Of q messenger on the special ca
which. It is believed. Nln be here tomor>
row.
bn ths train froua IA Paso Don Fran.
rI 500 ms4 Gensral Cueliar, the fedora
l,,adSr who Iost an arm at Casas orandsi
and the mystery was cleared up. The pess
purtn, hs said. had been In the hands o.
General Navarro. who also IL at Juarez
The latter had said nothing to COlone
Tamborel and was waiting patiently To-
the messenger with the 1dmantour card.
Don Francisco Asserted II the assurances
we're satisfactory he and his party VIII
proceed at once to Chihuahua He decline,
l'o Wow recent devolOpments in the CIT,
Msxtoo and tine wariike preparation
5'ef his son n any other than an Optimlsti
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