The daily sentinel., 1913-11-29

CH|HUAHUANEXT,
SAY REBELS; NO
CHANGE IN J.. S.
OVER VICTORY
Wilson Standing Pat and Wait
ing For Huerta TO Collapse;
federaIs Are Short
Of Ammunition; Are
Mutin0uS.
Associated Press

Mutin0uS.
Associated Press.
l. PASO. Tex. Nov. 29.-Between
r three and four thousand rebel
- soldiers had left Juarez at noon
for the south In advance against the
federals.
General Villa plans to leave Tues
day to take personal charge of the
campaign against Chihuahua.
Unconfirmed reports have reached
Villa that the federaIs are entrench-
ed at villa Ahumada, SO miles
south.
Associated Press.
Hermosillo. Nov. 2e.--Information
was received today at constitutional
list headquarters that ammunition is
scarce at Mexico City and other
points held by the Huerta govern
ment.
1t was asserted that many of the
garrisons in southern Mexico will be
unable to resist attack because of
lack of ammunition or because of
the irregularity of the caliber Of such
as they have.
Carranza and his military advisers
are inclined to accept the report as
true and encouraging to their cause
Associated Press
Paris, Nov. 2e.-The Temps today
prints a vigorous editorial on AN
archy in Mexico" and says in closing:
I'm the presence of death, destruc-
tion and ruin thsenoment appears to
have been reaehSd when humanity
and the general interest commands
all powers to take concerted action
with the United States to compel all
parties in Mexico to lay down arms
ana end the intolerable situation"
Associated Press.
Washington, d. c., Nov. 29.-Offi-
cial dispatches from Culiacan. cap
ital of Sinalo. say that both Governor
Riveros and General Obregon. con-
stitutionalists. stated that strict or
ders have been given to their follow
ers that foreigners and their inter
ests were not to be molested.
Along the northeast border condi-
tions are reported UNCHANGED.
Vice Consul General Robertson
and family and several American ref
ugees left Monterey.
The fate of Chihuahua is not re-
ported.
Associated Press
Vera Cruz, Nov. 29.-Najor Gar
cia Della Cadena and Lieutenant Della
Pena, governor and commander of
the guard of the Santiago military
prison in Mexico City. arrived here
today. They were taken aboard a
gunboat bound for the penal colony
of Ouintana Roo, Yucatan.
Il mi at,nr II
with completely in a plot to release
prisoners and attack the national
palace.
Associated Press.
Mexico City. Nov. 29.-MeIican
Foreign Minister Mohena left the
capital on a special train today for
Vera Cruz. 1t was reported that he
| had gone to confer with John Lind. |
Later 1t was officially stated that
he had gone to meet his father. who
Is returning from abroad and who
will reach there shortly.
Associated Press.
Washington, Nov. 29.-surgeon
General Blue, of the Public Health
Service. took steps today to protect
the American gulf coast against the
yellow fever which has been reported
unofficially at Puerto Meico, the
northern terminal OF the Tehaunte-
pee railway. Five cases and one
death have been reported.
Associated Press.
Salt Lake City, Nov. 2s.-Fort
Douglas was the scene of busy prep
aration today for the departure of
the Twentieth infantry to Ell Paso.
Orders to proceed to the border were
received late yesterday, and 1t is e1-
pected that the troops will depart to-
morrow, this being contingent upon
transportation facilities. bids for
which we're made today
The regiment numbers IT'S enlist
ed men and so officers. 1t is ex-
pected that this regiment will guard
the border at Ell Paso. thus permit
ting the cavalry now there to patrol
the international boundary and other
points.
The fighting at Juarez has con-
vinced the government that more
troops are needed In that vicinity.
Associated Press.
Salt Lake City. Nov. 29.-The 20th
infantry left this morning for El
Paso. 1t Is believed that the cavalry
will patrol the border outside of that
city.
J Mrs. P. ]. Fitzpatrick Of Mack is heer
from the lower valley visiting.