Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-09-19
TO
SURROUND
0ROzCO
NOTED REBEL LEADER REPORTED TO
HAVE Been DEFEATED BY GEN.
ERAL AUBERT WITH FIFTEEN HUN.
DRED MEN.
800 MEN LEFT TO
DEFEND JUAREz

/ ,Juarez, Mex, Sept 19-Nearly 1000
federal troops with four batteries of
artillery began entraining here today.
1t is not known over which railway or
in what direction the troops will pro-
ceed.
1t is understood that General Vic
toriano Huerta, commander of federal
forces in the north who will accom-
pany the expedition, is planning
movement to attempt to hem in the
rebels under General Pascual Orozco,
Jr., who are reported moving south
west from Ojinaga, on the Texas bor-
der, where they met defeat by the fed
eral column of 1900 men under Gen
eral Trucy Aubert. General Huerta
and General Aubert are believed to be
planning a cooperative movement
against Orozco, who leads more than
1000 rebels.
About 500 infantry and four pieces
of heavy artillery will be left to de-
fend .Juarez. General Joaquin Telles,
resident federal commander of Juarez,
will accompany the expedition, leav-
ing an infantry colonel in command
here
Douglas, AriZ., Sept. 19.-Mexican
Consul Custa received word today from
J. Flores Magon, Mexican minister of
Gobernacion that the secretary of
war had directed the sending Of 5000
additional federal troops to northern
Sonora for the purpose of putting down
the revolution in that state. American
Consul Dye has made repeated de-
mands for the protection of American
lives and property in Sonora, but be-
cause of the continued inactivity of
the federal troops now in this vicinity
while the rebel bands are massing.
The announcement from the Mexican
capital apparently failed TO arouse
any new hope that determined steps
would be taken against the rebels and
created any further sense of security
On the part of Americans on the other
side of the line. General Sanjines, in
command of the federal forces in this
-icinty, today announced that he would
eave for the south late today with
he federals remaining at Aqua Prieta
or the purpose of meeting the COM
)ined force of rebels now at Colonia
Morelos. No report was received to-
lay from the rebels or the force of fed
,rals supposed to have taken the field
lgainst them.
Jose M. Maytorena, governor of the
tate of Sonora, took hand in the
lorthern Sonora situation today when
e requested General Sanjines to main
ain sufficient force of federals at
he Ell Tigre mine to protect the Amer.
can company from further molesta-
ion.
No additional details have been re-
eived from Altar, reported last night
0 have been captured by Yaquis.
1t appears, however, that the In
ians had no part in the capture of
he town as Camille Campo was re-
Or the town of Boludo, sixty miles
Iest of Santa Ana, on the southern
'acific railroad. There are half doz-
II Americans at Boludo including a
on of former Judge Fletcher M.
loan of this city, who is operating
line there.
FALL AND SMITH CONFER.
Long Beach, Cal, Sept. 19-General
uis Terrazas, former friend of Diaz
nd ex-governor of Sonora Mexico,
today with United States
enators William Alden Smith and
lbert B. Fall, who are investigating
he American sources from which the
'eyican revolution is said to be draw
lg it's sustenance.
General Terrazas. although he was
ltion more than year ago, said
,day that he was supporter of the
9vernment at the City of Mexico.
acause it was the legally constituted
in the war-torn south
n republic
General Terrazas asked to be in
ted to talk over the Mexican war
tuation with the United States SEN
ors and vehemently denied that he
ID any part in financing the Orozco
volution against Madero.
Douglas, Ariz., Sept. 19.-Cananea
as again placed in communication
th the outside world by rail today.
le first train sent to the copper
mp from Naco, since the rebels un-
r Emilio Sampa, destroyed the
idges at Villa Verde, contained pro-
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