Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
Rebels Succeed in Taking Possession of Santa
 Rosalia With No
 Loss of Life {
SAME TRICK WILL
 BE TRIED AGAIN
Army Pursues Its South ward March; Resigna- tion of Madero is
 Demanded '
[ASSOcidted Press Disbatchl

\ A~ CHIHUAHUA. March 13.-The rebel army has scored another bloodless victory, and the onward march to the south will be resumed tomorrow. Santa Rosalia, in the district of Ca margo. was occupied today by Gen. Inez Salazar without a shot having command of thousand men has been operating just north of town, where detachment of 125 federals had checked the southern movement. The town was abandoned when Sala- zIrS men began to advance at noon. \ little group of government troops fortified the position. but in the face of great odds determined to try to join the garrison of 250 at Jiminez, fifty miles south A detachment of rebels is pursuing the federals. Ad- ditional forces will be sent south to- morrow to unite with Salazar as soon as possible The tactics em- ployed at Santa Rosalia will be re- peated. Admitting the loyalty of Gen. .Trevino is a serious menace to the cause of the revolution, and an appeal was sent 10 the general today to retire from active service. The letter was signed by Gonzales Enrile. who wrote the manifesto a few weeks ago proclaiming Trevino provisional president Braulio Hernandez, ac- companying Gen. -Rojas. left today for Juarez. whence he will go to Fl PasO to act as agent for the revO- lutiOnary party. = CHIHUAHUA. March 13.-The inn mediate resignation of President Ma dero and Vice President Suarez is demanded in d resolution presented today to the permanent commission of the state legislature. The deputy presenting the measure asked that special session of the legislature be called tO adopt il. thus placing the state in d position formally repu- diating the national government. It is likely the measure will be adopted as soon as the necessary formallt1es can be compiled with. Despite the announcement yesterday that Col Rojas will not be returned to JuareZ. Rojas and one hundred men left to- day for Juarez. where he will re- sume command of the garrison.
 MEXICO. March 13.-Pursuing the policy of curbing vicious attacks on the administration by irresponsible politicians. the municipal authorities arrested today four men charged with being authors of lampOoning articles. \ dozen or more reporters employed on daily newspapers at the capital have been cited to appear in court tomorrow. Early today there was a brush between small detachment Of federals and d band of rebels at San BartolO. in the district where the government powder factory is located. Rio Verde in the state of San Luis Potosi. is reported to have fallen into the hands of the rebels. Today's re- ports from Durango indicate a sus- pension of mining operations because of shortage of fuel at two inn pcrtant camps. Velardena and Azarco.
  and smelter men are idle as a result. A months salary was given each employe dismissed.
 MARTA. March 1S.-MeXicanS raid ed an American ranch near PreSidio last night and got 'away with fifteen cattle after running fight with Wynn Kilgore deputy sherIft. The band took the cattle across the Rio Grande. All escaDed.
 MEXICO CITY, March 15.-Thc Root resolution. adopted by the Unit ed States senate today, is a source of qualification to the officials of the Mexican government. Minister CalerO of the department of foreign relations, who said he voiced the se ntiment of the president and other members of the cabinet. said of it:
 My old friend. Senator Root. in proposing tine measure. has demon- strated an understanding of condi- tions existing in my country. and I am extremely pleased to learn of tLe favurab ble action of the United States senate