The evening world., 1911-02-04
SURROUND
JUAREz READY TO
ATTACK THE CITY
Leader Orozco Looking H. ..
Ground Before Moving
Against Federal Forces
FIGHTING AT COYAME.
lnSurrectos Catch Government
Soldiers on the March-Lone
American Active.
FIGHTING AT COYAME.

I'll fAcO, rex, req. a-Tho DamOc-
lean sword of insurreouon was stiii sus-
pended yer the City Of Juares to-day.
JUST when Pascusi Orosco and his fol-
lowers would cut the thread was a little
indefinite. but II was very definite In.
deed that the attack OF the young rsvo-
ivrtonary leader on the border city
which. according to his wi statement,
he intends making the provisional CAPT.
tai Of Mexico. would not be long de-
iaysd.
Omcial notice OF the Intended attack
reached the American Consul at 10. 30
last night. In this notice Orozco said
he would attack within t~wenty-four
hours. Cour,es from his camp about
ten miles from Juarez his morning
said he expected frat to %reconnoltre the
town before striking and tina he was
awaiting reinforcsments.
Rebel Leader Tells Plans.
Juarsz. too. was looking for reinforce
rneuts for the Federal garrison. but
revolut!onists said none nigh, be looked
FOR from the south, where COL. Robago
and HE shattered command were. This
morning Orofco's outposts were almost
within sight OF Juavez.
The rebel leader told friend. yester.
day that he expected TO attack Juarez
late Saturday evening or Sunday. He
declared that he intended making Juarea
the capital OF Mexico. rallylng all his
followers there. start on q march south
against chihuahua city and Ultimately
against the capital Of the republic itself.
Mexico city. far in the south. This,
however. only after his following mad
been modified and drilled into a SOM.
pact hSatins force.
INK folio wing notice was publicly pro-
claimed al 10 o'clock this morning:
To Whom Il May Concern:
American Consulate.
Ciudsd JaGras. Mex. FEB. Z. 1911.
Having received notice Officially from
e. General En- Jete p. Orozco a promi-
nmt commander OF the provisional anti.
rs-else uon.sts in Mexico, that ne will
Initiate an astack on the city Of Jaurez
without delay. ! would earnestly advise
that all Americans. all foreigners and
all noncombatan,s should absent them
selves from Ciudad Jaurez until such
time a. a state Of TRANQUILITY shall have
been established.
s.sned) THOMAS u. EDWARDS,
American Consul"
Fighting Near coyame.
PREsIDIO. Tex. Feb. 4-FightinE
between insurrectos and Federal soldiers
under Dorantes has been renewed around
Coyame. according 10 reports received
here to-day. The insurrectos attacked
the Federais when Dorantes attempted
to lead his command back TO ojinaga.
II is declared Dorantes's troops looted
the town OF Cuchililo Parade during
their flight following the insurrecto at
tack.
A company OF more Than one hundred
insurrectos were encamped yesterday
near Mulato. They are commanded by
Emilio Salgado. a famous frontier char
acter.
\ ranchmau reported to he working
for Diaz officials was fined $500 by Sal
gado, and the money used to buy am
munit!on.
American ca valrymen are en- route
from Militia, ltA., W inns point, anu eN-
pectcd to arrive tonight. At present
one man, Deputy Marshal Eugene P.
Warren. il the sole representative OF
the United States In more than 100
miles OF the Rio Grande. Single handed
he has arrested several bands Of lnsur-
rectos who were using the American
side OF the river as a highway.
V. s. Troops Due Tonight.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Wal De.
W rtment Is assuming that the troops
ordered yesterday to the Mexican boun-
Diary have all started and tina the
vanguard WIN begin TO arrive at the
Mexican border tonight or tomorrow
morning. The officials feel that with
the twenty-five companies OF troops.
which either are present or have been
ordered to the boundary. they will be
In position to enforce rigldly the neu-
,rsllty laws. particularly as the Depart
ment Of Justice n the Treasury.
through Secret Service men. deputy
marshals and the Customs officers. are
aiding the military ny informing them
OF n revolutionary movement within
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