El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-22
REBELS LOOT ALL STORES IN MA
DERA AND BRIGHTEN FOREIGNERS OUT
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a.lnerlcan passenger aboard, a circUm-
l1ILCe hlghIy gratifying to the con-
] Rteny, as II lnsures a contiGuance OF
ne operation of the mills and logging
pIdhts. 1t was Indicative, too, Of the
| courage of the men who now that the
women ana children are out of danger
ale wiling to face any contingency
The big store is still closed, but food
~ gelnS distributed to the needy never
-, Another heavy draft was made upon
Tue COnnlSsary Sunday night and Non
Gay morning by late arrivals If revolt
los0s' put 1t was done on order and
MIthout any request that the nRn be
permitted to enter the store 10 make
their own selections of goods.
Rebel Main Army Leaves.
The main body of the rebel army I'M
Qer the personal command of Gen An
ionic Rojas left MADEIRA Friday for
5Golores' leaving a garrison of 500 un-
oeE Gen Fernandez TO protect the city
ana bring UP the rear guard.
Wires to Dolores which went down
az noon Thursday, Immediately after
the announcement of the arrival OF the
rebels, are still down and, as the DliEe
: Two days ride from MADEIRA, 10 news
has been received.
All rebel women camp followers were
ssnt TO Casas Gr&n1ss on the regular
passenger trat-I Friday morning E3Jas
does not want his march westward i'm
pedeo by women aud children
RoJas was advised Friday by Orozco
tnat Caraveo's column of 1000 men, in
stead of coming to MADEIRA, would enter
Sonora by way of CasaS Grandes.
Scouts arriving from the south say
the federals stin are at San Antonio
north.
Loot Leader Sent to Juarez.
Lieut.. MarceIane Vinareal. found
guilty of banditry and characterization
as result of a raid on the Hearst
ranch and camps S and Of the Ma
dera Lumber company, was sent to
by Gen. OrozcO Villareal is a member
of a powerful and wealthy family in
the state of Coahuila
Former Ell PasOan a Prisoner.
Gerardo Gutierrez, former milk
dealer at FL Paso, now in some bust
MADEIRA for ransom Gerardo's wife is
the daughter of PrecianO Barrera, a
wealthy landowner in the Galeana dis
trict, at present a refugee in FL Paso.
Rojas has$ demanded $4,000, which
Gutierrez can't pay and which his
fatherinlaw so far refuses to pay. Mrs.
Gutierrez and her eight children plead
ed for his release and Gov. Mascvarenas
of Sonora, ordered the man given his
liberty.
''Che Che" Would Raid Store.
"Che Che" Campos's first act after
arrival was to make requisitiOn upon
the Hotel MADEIRA for dinner for him
self and staff and 200 men acting as his
personal body guard; then he demanded
that his men be permitted to enter the
cOmpany's store to outfit themselves
with clothing from shoes and socks to
hats. The manager of the store de-
INJURED on the ground that the clerks
could not give good service if the
store were crowded and Che Che" in
sisted the objection was grOundless. ]
as no clerks would be required as his
men would help themselves. further
more his plan would save the company
the expense of clerk hire-in other /
words he seemed to want to loot the /
store
Gen Rojas and governor Mascarenas |
we're appealed to by the company and I
they succeeded in persuading che !
Che" to refrain and induced him to 4
make a formal written order for what I
ne needed.
Takes a $4,000 Order.
The order he MADE was a formidable |
One and set the company back some
thing over $4,000 when it was finally /
TILED. It called for $50 pairs of shoes,
800 pairs of socks; $50 suits of under