Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-04

cavalry from FIT. Wingate, n. NJ, left
at four this morning for Douglas,
Arizona, to guard the border.
No Permission Asked.
Washington, Feb. 4.--As no request
from the Mexican government to per-
nit the passage of Mexican troops
from the western province of Sonora
to Juarez in Chihuahua has reached
the state department, government Of
ficials here are inclined to believe
that such permission is not desired.
In fact, it is thought that the present
Mexican government force in Sonora
is no more than needed to suppress
the insurrection in that section.
Deputy Marshall Arrests Insurrectos.
Presidio, Texas, Feb, 4.-Fighting
between the insurrectos and federals
under Colonel Dorantes has been re-
newed around Coyame according to
reports received this morning. The
insurrectos attacked the federals when
Dorantes attempted to lead his COM
mand back to Ojinaga. 1t is declar-
ed that Dorante's troops looted the
town of CuchileiO ParedO during the
flight following the insurrecto's at
tack. A hundred insurgents encamp-
ed yesterday near Mulato. They were
commanded by Emilio Salgado, the
famous frontier character. A ranch
man who is reported to be working
for Diaz officials, was fined $500 by
Salgado and the money was used to
buy ammunition. American cavalry
men are en- route here from Maria,
Texas. At present, Deputy Marshal
Eugene Warren is the sole representa-
tive of the United States along more
than a hundred miles of the Rio
Grande. Single handed, he has ar
rested several bands of insurrectos
who are using the American side of
the river as a hideaway.
AMERICANS Leave Juarez.
Ell Paso, Feb. 4.-The Damoclean
Sword of insurrection is still suspend
ed over the city OF juarez. Just wneh
P. Orosiso and his followers will
cut the thread is a little indefinite.
but it is very definite indeed that the
attack of the young revolutionary lea
der on the border city, which he says
he intends making the provisional
capital of Mexico, will not long be de-
layed. The official notice of intend
ed attack reached the American con-
sui at 1890 last night, and resulted
in another exodus from the town
American consul Edwards posted a
notice this morning, saying that the
Orosiso attack could be expected i'm
mediately and asking all Americans
and all foreigners and non-combat
ants to leave town at once. Couriers
from Orisiso's main camp, about ten
miles from town, say he is awaiting
reinforcements. United States troops
this morning arrested six rurales be
tween Fort Hancock and the Ric
Grande river. The prisoners said
they had a brush with large body OF
insurrectos, and took refuge in Texas
This bears out the statement that Or
osiso is expecting reinforcements
from the east as we'll as the south.
Juarez too, is looking for rein
! forcements for the beleagured garri
son, but the revolutionists say they
may look for none from the south
where Colonel Robago and his shat
tered command are located. The rev
olutionist leader told friends las
night that he intended to make Jua
rez the capital of Mexico, and is rally
ing all his followers there, will star
his march south against chihuahua
City and ultimately against Mexico
City itself.
Border Amply Protected.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 4.-Witl
twenty-five troops of U. S. soldiers OF
the boundary, the officials in Wash
ington feel that they will be in posi-
ton to enforce rigidly the neutralit!
laws, particularly as the department
of justice and the treasury, through
secret service men, deputy marshall
an dcustoms officers, are aiding thu
military by informing them of any rev
olutionary movement within thei
knowledge.
Troops at Tia Juana.
San Diego, Calf, Feb. 4.-Fifty al
tillery men from Fort Rosecran
reach the boundary line at Tia juan
this morning and went into camp. A
present all is quiet at Tia Juana an
reports from camp say that nothin
has been heard from the band OF II
surrectos, and the federal forces tha
went after them yesterday.