El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-24
REBEL ACTIVITY IN
VICINITY Of
E PASO
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along the trail insurrectos made SUNDAY
near Guadalune. a village east OF Sfuoad
,Juarez. Is known to have led TO the aeo
parture Sunday night of 40 OF the 1OU
cavalrvmen who arrived Sunday afUeT-
noon In Cudad JuaTeZ- These men roue
directly east Of the city, ana II IS De
lieved that they are following wRaI Is
feared to be an ammunition. envoy me
90 cayalrvmen remaining were stationed
at the Juarez bull ring, where the de-
tachment was garTisOned, and so sklln VI !
was the deception that the city belleYea
that all of the new arrivals were sun
in JuaTeZ.
It is believed that the band of insur-
reqfos crossing the border Sunday a few
miles east of FL PasO are now IN the
vicinity of san Ignaclo, q village IN Mex
leo south of TOrnillO. point IN III FaSo
county on the G. H. & ). A railway
The soldiers sent out from TT Bnss 70
Polvo. 90 with the intention OF arresting
refu0ees in case the revolutiOnists are
defeated and driven back by the troop
of Mexican cavalry which is reported TO
De hot on their trail
More Troops Down the River.
The cavalry detachment, composed OF
shout 20 men of the 14th- regiment, lOV
of which arrived recently in Juarez,
marched east of the city Sunday nlgnC'
No report has been heard from them, al
+houOh arrangements we're made Tor
communication with the forces remaining
in ,Juarez. Fearing mishap. a small de-
tachment of the 80 men remaining IN the
cifv departed at 9 o'clock Tuesday morn
mo under command of Lieut.. Col. Manuel
G. Pueblita. an officer OF the l4th, VINO
arrived in Juarez on Tuesday morning
train from the city of Chihuahua dc
was delayed in following his command
BY a commission to bring II war PITS
oners from Parral to JInenez- Col
PuebEta. with about 10 men, VIII at
Tempt to locate the missing command.
Ranger Investigates.
Investigations Of the passage or armed
mon sunday morning was made Mon
dav BY c. H Webster, Of the Texas
state rangers. and Valentine Onate
adiufant of police in Ciudad JuaTez-
First reports placed the number OF IN
surrectos as high as 200. but from those
who had seen the band, it was learned
that few more than. so men composed II
They were armed with a caliber Nln-
chesters. not the regulation armament
Of the revolutiOnists, and are beheyeq
to be a company armed and COMMANDED
BY a certain Mexican American 1t was
learned that 10 of these men rode into
Polvo Sunday and boaght some cofTee-
WAR on a Bicychst.
A Mexican reported that while rldlng
a bievcle near Tornillo. some mounted
men shot at him three times. TINS
story Is discredited. After crossing the
international line, the band rode south
70 San Ignacio. where reports come OF
horse stealing among the ranches. Ihe
ins11rrectos however, camped Sunday
night or Saturday night on American
soil at a point near Polvo, where tnf
debris of camp fires was discovered.
Close to the Border.
The movement of the soldiers from RI.
R1i-s i based on the belief that the
hand is remaining near the border. equip
Ding themselves with good horses and
food before proceeding into the interior
and that the cavalrymen sent from
,Juarez- viii oxertake them and drlye
them back into the lnlted States, II
which event thew would be arrested by
the command of the 23d United State;
REGIMENT for a breach of the neutrality
Women and Children Suffer.
half dozen women and nearly as
many children. each harefOoted, and II
RAGS. have been thrown on the mercy
of Ciudad Juarez. They were brought
with the cavalry troop to act as COOKS
and pack animals. Nearly all OF the
cavalrvuen have been sent away from
.J1rareZ and the women are left without
food They are begging in the streets
saving that the government has refused
to feed them. The women and children
spent Monday night sleeping on the
steps of buildings. They say that they
were engaged at Parral, their home
Some of the women are young, and
some very old.
Quiet on North Western.
All Is reported quiet along the lOca
division OF the Mexico North WesterI
railway. No more particulars OF The
fighting at Galeana have been received
here The passenger train Il reported
TO arrive on time at $50 2. N. today.