The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-12
REBEL CH|EFTA|N
STILL is HOPEFUL
Believes Madcro May Be Over
thrown Finally by Guerilla
Warfare.
NOW AT CITY OF JuAREz
Calls 1t Mexican Fight, and
Wants No Help From
Outsiders.
NOW AT CITY OF JUAREz


once met former President DIaz. and
where "a year ago Francisco l. Madero
established his triumphant rebel
government. to-day sat Cen. Pascual
Orozco. Jr.. weaving the torn threads
OF mis- unsuccessful military campaign
against the federal government, The
re5el chief. while admitting his defeat
In an organized movement. made IL
plain that the guerrilla warfare now
being planned was calculated severely
10 haresH the Mexican government. hut
contemplated neither friction nor ALI.
ance with any foreign government
Toward the United states b.. said ne
entertained no IN VIII. From nations
said 20 be friendly 10 his cause. he
added that ne wished no assistance.
This is revolution by Mcxicans
and for MeNicans' he explained. VITA
emphasis. II is true that we have
received offers o. assistance from
abroad. but We have patrloUcally re-
Jccted them"
Declaring the Madero government
had circulated false stories to nju.e|
the rebel cause. Oyozco said.
We do not want foreign compiled
lions. our hght IS In Mexico alone
Arrives In Darkness.
inconspicuously Gen. Orozco had
come 70 Juarez. tho new rebel capital.
from Enc.nillas. lSi miles south
where the outposis % ths rebel army
or the Mexican Central railroad now
ARE stationed
In a yellow caboose. preceded only
by "a locomotive the rebel commander
made the journey to Juarez. arriving
In the darkness on the outskirts Ofl
tho town unhcralded and Unknown tol
all except few who secretly met him
there
only handful Of officers and an
Associated Press correspondent &C
companied Cen. Orozco. His decision
70 come 20 Jrarcz was inspired by de-
minds from nis father Gen. Pascuai
crozco. 81. VINO is IN charge q Jrarez
garrison. Fifteen minutes later the
rebel chile: was on mis- way. leaving
h.s private car near Lsguna For a.
short distance Gen. orozeo helped IRE
the locomotive
Is SUI Hopeful.
Cen Orozco conferred today with
his subordlnates over more effective
prosecution OF the rebellion. Conf
dent and hopeful. ne believes that ny
guerrilla warfare the government OF
Audero ultimately can be overthrown.
with q secrecy such as never before
las been manifested la rebel circles
,h- guerrilla campaign HAS neth
Nine columns have gone in all dlrec-
tfHus some TO the south. 70 attempt 20
cut General tlritd : inc OF commune
cation from chihuahua city to Torreon,
ana others westward toward tho N.Ni-
can Southwestern Railroad where they
Will check the Federal advance UP mat
route from Chihuahua and assist in
~. rebel invasion of the state sonora.
General Orozco gave mis- attention
also 10 the situation In tho Mormon
colonies in Northern MeHico. He re-
iterated his promise Of earlier DAYS In
the revolution that forcirners and their
property would not be molested
Pinns Not Announced.
General Orozco's future movements
have not been announced lie probably
VIII be IN Juarez only short time. re-
turning back along the Mexican Cen
trail toward the outposts. 1874 miles
away. where he will receive reports ny
courier from his various nying col
The Mexican Central Railroad Is
SLOWLY being estroyed in front Of Cen
oral fIuertas Federal forces The pres.
once OF General Orozco on the line OF
the Mexican Central is calculated 10
draw the main government columns
along that route toward Juarez. but
tho rebel system OF railroad destruc-
tion Will prevent the Federals from
reaching the vicinity ~ Juarez and
the American border for at least two
months In the meantime General
orozco considers that his men will
have invaded Sonora and obtained con
troll OF the State. rs we'll a a large
part or the Pacific coast