Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-16

VAa 10 uo tASu iopCA nus llS reputation Of being fighter and ii il $ true that he has succeeded Blahco as commander there is moro probability of another conflict. a.
 8larco has certainly shown no dis oosl ion to fight at any time sine lhe instruction began.
 Intervention Probabilities.
 There has been lun in the e1 element caused by the first al nOdncement that the United State. was concentrating twenty thousana troops on the Mexican border. Thess ;rcops have arrived at San Antonio 9early all Of them, but 10 move bgy fet been made to indicate the ey, act purpose of their coming. Ger tainly there has not Leen visibls any concern on tho part of the Mexican government because of the mobilization of the American troops and this strengthens the belief that the action was fully explained to the Mexican government before it was taken.
 Bolow Fl Paso there has been more burning of bridges on the Mex ican Central railroad and the hope that trains would reach the city of Chihuahua from Fl Paso is gone. It is said that food is growing very scarce in Chihuahua and if this is true a serious condition is threat ened there, as it will require time to again replace the burned railroad bridges. The latest Richmond in the insurreeto field to the south of Fl Paso is described as an American and Harvard man, and he is the one said to be responsible for the recent damage to the Mexican Cen tral railroad
 While there have been meny con flicting reports about the batti. a week ago at Casas Grandes there seems to be no doubt that the Ma dero forces were very badly defeated there and a number os Americans taken prisoners. who it is rumored, but stoutly denied, were executed after the battle.
 Douglas Boy With Blanco.
 It was learned yesterday that there is boy with Blanco who resided ,,-i.b bf- g,,-;T,- E., v,-.,o.s..- ,--..-....a years ago. He is son of Johnny Brooks. who will be remembered in Douglas as the man who accom- panied B. F. Graham when he wen. to the Fl Tigre mine ani took it by force away from the Kansas City owners. Young Brooks joined Blanco in Chihuahua and has been with him in all his campaigning since. ac- cording to the story.
 Report is False.
 Someone sent 6 dispatch to the Los Angeles Examiner on Sunday night last in mich was contained an faIsehood. The story stated that ". W. Webb. of this city, reputable citizen, had made the statement that nine Americans who had been taken prisoner during the day in the vicinity of where the fighting occurred that day were shot in his presence at Agua Prieta.
 There was story going the rounds Sunday evening to the the effect that Mr Webb saw the federal troops shoot five Mexicans who had been captured in the vi cinity of the fight. but this story was corrected this morning b. Mr Webb. who says that he thought some dead men he saw in the vicinity of where the fighting took place were the same as those who he had seen arrested and who were unarmed. In addition to this the federal authorities stout ly deny that any prisoners were shot after being taken. either at Agua Prieta or anywhere else. There were no American prisoners taken in the fight Sunday and the thirteen insar- recto prisoners are yet in the jail at Agua Prieta.
 Visit 5ianeo's Camp.
 A party went out to Cenizas Springs yesterday afternoon and state that they spent last night in BIan- co.'s camp. ". L. Rynerson, who was one of the party. wss seen by a reporter this morning and stated that BIanco returned from kolimeter 13 last night and was still camped a. the springs when they left this morn ing. Mir. Rynerscn says that the in- surrectos are well equipped with some kinds of provisions and short of others. As to beef they have plenty. for they merely have to kill cattle on the range. They have plenty of coffee, too. but are without four, bread. or anything of the kind The general health of the camp Is good. and there Is ample water for men and horses. and the force is gener- ally well mounted and has sufficient