The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-13
SAY THEY'LL FIGHT NAVARRO
ME\N ~ HIVII> BETWEEN
1VE Gi\ER tND,U ARE/.
Stor, 1hat THE, ,ia,c, railroads. Nincd
10 iIiow tp tils NU! EOr, Troops
sent North Win FORTRESS Freight
Cars Gaiiarac Ben, y t,1ark ont =.

Sent North Win FORTRESS freight
Cars Cailarac Bent v \ttack ont -.
Ell PAso, Frh. T." .Nham Gonzales.
provisional gov"rno" Of in, STATE of
Chihuahua NrNico. ~ der the instr
rectoragim". LETT T.! Paso' o. da, and Joined
tho board OF strategy II, 7he te!d al lara
Gosa which is about 'wc1t" miles from
here in Chihuahua Wis thcr or not h"
got tin from 'h, Urn,e states au,hori-
ties 20 get out - unknown
Iaragosa l. southeast of .Ll1reA. which
has been besirged bv IN" ins,irrcctos
for more than Il week The in.uirrec.os
have withdrawn 10 ,he,,sou,h Of JuareH
from the position they hello west ofttown.
and there is every reason 10 believe that
they are preparing 10 GchthGen. Navarro
when he comes in with hi< Federals re-
endorsements Cor .'ua-el.
Navarro ia still said 10 ,be near the
station at Ah,Snada az San Jose ranch
where he has encamped his troops for
water while he makes repairs 10 ,ha
railroad. The insurrectos still maint ain
that they have the railroad mined and
that il he takes the -,a,n after he reaches
Lucero. to which'poinu i, has been repaired
south from Erpaso h..will surely be blown
OH tne eHTln DN snelT dynamite fNlIles.
Martin Casilius. who came uDon FRIDAY
with reenforcemeus Tor OGozco's band.
came 10 FL Paso last night He is now
in jail here. having been arrested when
he tried to return to Mexico carving
rife
There was no bullRght in Iuarez to-
day. although the troops woe moved out.
Of the ring on SATURDAY in order that il
might he given. The gambling and dance
halls have not been reopered. All news
1l..zl l.,,~ l.
authorities and reg, stored and the names
OF the papers they sell wep'e recorded so
that "seditious publications" may be
stopped. Cameras are stlll under the
ban in Juarez.
Soldiers still pace,the tops of alluoofs
and as there was a sudden drop in tenn
perature to-day this is no pleasant task
Neither is it pleasant for insurgents in the
field with few blankets ana fewer clothes
Orozco's insurrectos are camped near
Samalayuca. about thirty-;wo miSps south
Of Juarez. with mall1detachrnens south.
east and west Of the town. There il little
il any water between San Jose ranch.
where Navarro's army is encamped and
Samalayuca. and the insurTrctos must
wait for Navarro to cross the distance Of
forty or fifty miles before a fight can
come OF.
MEXICO CITY. Feb ~ More troops,laft
here Yesterday for Chihuahua and Zaca-
tecss They comprised a regiment OF
infantry with several mountain guns and
a troop Of cavalry Rebels have been
showing activity at Iacatecas recently
and the Government decided to increase
the field force there The soldiers bound
for Chihuahua will be employed to
strengthen III" garrison there Every
thing is Quiet south Of the CITY OF Mexico
Scveral strikes have been declared dur
ing the last few davs IN tho cotton mills
near Puebla. but IN" strikers are con-
ducring themselves peGceablv No rrou
bic is expected unless IN" strikes con-
time for a long period.
Reports received yesterday from
Tabasco, Vera Cruz ana OaNaca are that
the outbreaks in these States have de-
generated into operations 10y small par
ties of ha ndits who lurk in the mountains
ard try 10 avoid conflicts with the troops
hunting them daily. Little is feared
from Them except attacks on isolated
haciendas.
The Government is sending four spec
allv dc signed military cars 70 the Chi
huahua district tonight In@ cars arc
constructed from ordinary freight cars
bu- ara steel lined ;hrougHoU'. with
seventv-siN portholes ~ tn" -iC"s for
rifles and m "e portholes IN each end Tor
rapd fire guns The cars are painted
black, with white squares lik" thos" of
ch":kerhoard so tnnt ~" ro3el@, will
not 70 4hi" 20 Distinguish the Ior'hoi"s
There - "a space Of thro" inches N"-
tween III. wooden "x'"rior ard ia" s.,"l
lining which : hll'd win sond. thus. j.
is sad maxim. ~" cars ats INT. " bull
letpr. r.o'. Thy w" constructed under
n" dlr. Ctio0 cf Con. Mnvdragor. j. r.
eNp"'''t thai th.y viii u" Of great So
vice "a Il" army wt''y tur railroads a''
repaired. ~ 'h" soldiers VII ho able To-
proceed ~af.iv u" trains against III"
rebels h'fh'rto y has t'"r impossible
for them I" dn 'nl~.
Cunsfl G.ilardu. G0"ar'lpr- oi
Jaiiscu, dor,"d ~ an lrr""ri'w va-i".-
67v trat he had biaNsi ~" Uiied Stat,
for tt. revolution IN N'N,r. II" sad
that "hilo add "s-lng Group Of labor
ing msn last we.t y" r.au ~rai t.in-
grams printed IN news 1ar"". or the Cty
. IF Novice 10 iN" .ton' Vat mGuy irn"ri-
cans had jCih"d the r,u't~ bu' did not
mako tho -tJi'r'I' attributed 10 him.
The GUadhla inra pave which first printed
the story Gdg,';od - error ..i"rd'v.
The neutrality prpcg NATION issued by
the Governor pf l.Nts rad an sNCell'nt
efec hay" tp-iry. where II = h".d to
hs furtno" evidence ot american supp0r'
or the e.'Hn'i-N.d Government oi Me NICo.
Nei'iv oii tn" newspapers comment favor
a!nr ~ "l %.
,,'uc'r~ " th" Ngti0rnl Raiiwavs gave
"u' tp-d"v thai lr"'fc between Torreon
and Sat,lo had not bean suspended BY
the hurnlng ot III" bridge" At Hornon and
AGUanaNal Wnrkmcu are busy making
repa,rs Meanwhile passengers viii be
transferred al both stations Trains are
running on th"r regular s,h"dules