Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-05
OROZCO CALLS FOR HELP
Traitor to Madero Hard Pressed in
Fight at chihuahua.
JEALOUSY
LEADERS SHOW JE
villa, Angered at OroEco's Reward
from Msdero, Is Fighting Him
Troops Hurried south
from JuarcE.

from JuareE.
Ell. PAso, Tex. March IA telegram
stating that fighting for the possession
OF Chihuahua City, capital OF the MeSi-
can state OF that name, had begun was
followed today by the hasty departure
OF the rebel garrison at Iuarez to JON
their comrades In the fight,
Two kilograms bearing on the hght
were received by General Inez salazar.
the Juarez commander, from Braulio
Hernandez. one OF the rebel leaders In
the district about chihuahua. Neither
message was as detailed rs It's recipient
could have wished, but they were sutti-
cient to dispel the languor which has
characterized the work OF the Juarez
forces and the detachment OF from 800 to
Loo men was speedily placed on board
three sections Of freight train.
The first telegram from Hernandez
stated that his force, numbering about
so men. and some Of the force OF Pascual
orozco has been defending chihuahua
against an attack by federal troops I'M
der Colonel villa.
aorozco IA with US" the telegram said
r,.ar,ng the rebels declare. that he has
.nnonncod himself opeuly as in arms
.vains, Maa.ro. IN
rhn sscond telegram merely stated. as
diyulged by General Salazar, that Her
nandez was on his way TO join orozeo'
who deared salaEar 10 Join the move
u.n, with nil possible speed.
Tn r,essases were received over the
.,,r.s Of the Mexico Northwestern rail-.
"a a. ,ha federal line. commonly used
- ,..a,,ar,,a, and official messages, IL
,n,.rr,,n,ed This accounts for the fact
,ha, newsnaper correspondents In Chi
sm.,,,,a u,aro .sIent
80 u.ra pressed.
r,,.r. nsy No Intlmation how serious
ne, r.,,sd ,,gh,,ng was. but the Juarez
,po ..o.,,,aa the impressIon that
IN. .,,ack had been a surprise and
-. o.a-ao !, no, defeated, was IN i'm
'"A. $780, -, !, ass,s,nnce
'iieu''''e ~ 1900, Win his command,
i''N' 49, about tbirty.seysn miles
"as r,thn.hua Maxine Castillo.
l'o''n " -, at,a,,at, with 800 or 4O0
announcer '.9 ,,,ua Ahumada. ninety
men, mas pe'n u" s,,,,'''an,a n. TOO. a
miles noi'' :. ~. -, al, orozco.
SAID 10 DC proeeVus s.,,,na., IN this
American anu H. -, ,,., ynla
city account ~, w .astns, ,ha rebels
led the tedeiai ioiees
with TWO eApianau ,,,. a.,lara,ton
Inc apparent onu -, ,oaIousv
that VIVA ana oroheo. t",o $3.50 ~,
growing GU. Oh 'hs 'e . -, .nr,r,,
each after Mau.io ~, w,,,o wouid
are mortar enemies 80 -. aga,rs, M.
fight on either sue "a y "'', 60 Voc.
former com. aug Il, -hih,ab,a
made ehiei Oh 'ne iuis.e7 A.. aan,,or,o,I
by Madero' WINE eiila, ~" - Mir,
outlaw was slNeh Gum :, ~,
The second reason @' -. NO.
villa remained ioya' onIy ~" ,sa,.,s,as :
had granted ms oe',iA'u' - Gov.
large sum OF money. III Wv 80, -
ernor Aorahanl "ohAa'es' ~, ~ -. ,,oI-
tive OF ChlhuahuA' u u.ie',u ~ - 80
lecled suiiieieh' hiohss anu .,,,,t 80
the promises NECESSARY " ~
his q" troops 70 ths M"So $3.50
,.'1,s.sges 30 no very
oehe'ai al. srLo later he
pi'.er as@a' =, .nao,a1 mssssps
eia'ine", s'"e n-or,isos tbst he
eoniiiHhhh Pe'' -. 49,. !. sno,, q, re-.
woula save ",s a. - a. an,I- Nadsro
sis'ahce' anu 'ne" 49,, 49,, howeyer
eampaish' II "as re"t o-..oa.s a,,,,rde
that this was osio ,,.,.Y... a. Tadaro
"i,,e - ~ ~, ,ehaIs are do.
., 90. -, 80 Tor the cnolu-
- -.aa,,,,,, r.stgrsd bv orozeo.
~, 80. ~ ,acl. ~ box cars In the
-. -, -. ,,hcr the movement TO the
80. -. 5.c,dod unop The matter OF
80 - r,,nrs diffiruIt hut two
-, 80 -, "a co,,e over the Mexico
s.ND,.,..,s..' TO-, tbs south and were
49, - .na,h.r which had been
-, 80. ,,.,rtusi,v was secured.
~, ~ ,Iz.rn fror, tt.rspdsz was re-.
~ - 80 n,,r Al an this
- ,..es, ~. o., d.,scb,ner,t Was semi
- - a., secopd se,en minutes
go A,aorg other supplies each train
"-r,,.d car NJ fiIIad water casks. There
- aIso one car Of coal.