The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-20
FEDERALS SEARCH
 ELUSIVE OROzCO
HIS WHEREABOUTS SEEM TO BE A COMPLETE MYSTERY TO
 THE GOVERNMENT.
Aid oi Yaqui Indians to Rebels Pre- sents New and Serious
 Complication.

Mexico City, Sept. 19.-Unofficial but apparently reliable information has been received here that Pascual Orozco himself, whose whereabouts has been puzzling the government of ficials since the battle of Ojinaga, is in chargC of the rebel operations in that section of Coahuila. where Mar cello Carayeao has recently been wag- ing a successful warfare. Carayeao, who is considered one of Orozco's most efficient officers and who was made general by the rebel leader just before the battle of Pachimba, helped Orozco to rally the rebel forces after they had been routed at Opinaga. They then moved southward. Milf tary officers here believe that Orozco would not divide forces and that he is therefore in charge of the operations whcih Caraveao has been conducting near Musquiz, Coahuila, where Tues day he routed a force of 90 federals,s inflicting considerable loss upon them.
 From Ojinaga to that part of Goa huila where the rebels are raiding is about 200 miles over a desert country and it is believed that their need of fresh horses prompted the raid, which Caraveao is reported to have made upon the ranch of General Geronimo Trevino, not far from Musquiz.
 The government has announced its intention of pressing the campaign more vigorously against the rebels, and os sending more troops through the United States into Sonora, but Orozco's activities eastward, coupled with the rebel operations southward, have admittedly made the govern ment's task hard one.
 Federal army officers grant that the rebels will likely be more diffi- cult to round up in Sonora, now that the Yaquis have reinforced them, They also admit that the withdrawal of Pascual Orozco ST. and of Jose Cordova through their being arrested at Presidio, Tex, has not greatly af- fected fhe rebel chances. inasmuch as neither of the two men was an active leadre A campaign against the reb- els in Coahuila Is expected to be d. rected by General Trevino, whose headquarters are at Monterey.
 Zapta has given no new signs of marching against the capital, but apatistas are active about Cuernavaca, daily raiding ranches and villas. Fed eral rtoops are pussuing the bands, but they manage to elude engage ments. A similar situation exists in the state of Mexico near Toluca, the capital. and also in the state of Cuer' rero, where Jesus H. Salgado and his men are sacking towns and forcing loans from the wealthy.
 Stories of atrocities are not uncom-
 mon. One report today from the
 state of Guerrero tells of the abduc- 1 tion of young women by the rebels. A band under Maxine Bello is reported l to have carried off Mrs. Jesus Ferrer from La Portla, Vera Cruz, reputed to be wealthy woman, and to have held her for ransom A judge of the same town Is reported also to have been carried off Bellos men are said to be raidng with impuity. Attention is centered chiefly on Oaxaca, the capital of which is still menaced by Indians, believed to be commanded by Zapatistas. They are in control of the Mexican southern railroad south of Oaxaca, and are therefore able to move their troops to and from the state of Puebla
 Numerous arrests have been made here of those who, on the national holiday. shouted with Maiero or cried "vivas" for Diaz. on the charge
 of having insulted the chiet execu- tive.