El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-04
No LoOtiRE Permitted

/ cartridges and a belt of siN-shOOter am
. muuitiOn-
No LoOtfnE Permitted
Ortega is not allowing his men TO
/ loot the town and there have been no
{ disturbances since he took the pace
: The families who left there when the
I town was taken are returning ana are
/ cooking for the rebels as Lhey coOAsu
for NaderO and for Salazar-
Z The prefect Of Guadalupe succeeded
: fin ESCAPING from the rebels and beat
I ing it to Juarez. but his horse, saddle
I and bride were captured by the rebels
/ CanutO Leva, eN-pollceman on tne II
/ PasO force, Maderista reyolutlonlst ana
I the latest rebel. Is with Orte8O- ne
. was recognized by the Americans VINO
2 visited the Guadalupe camp Ihursdsly-
The rebels have no prisoners az Iuaua-
I lupe, as the tederals VINO were no. no.
{ killed in the skirmlsh escaped 70 l-s
I 5Osque and finally reached Juarez-
Villas Whereabouts.
! Nothing has been received In Fl PaSo
/ or at Fort Bliss Of the Whereabouts OF
( Villa. He is believed to be stlli az
/ Ascension awaiting Nedina's arrival
/ before he starts toward JuareZ- 10
/ more messengers have come 70 II raso
3 from Villas camp and no reDels nave
] been seen in PalOmaS since Dr samuel
: Navarro. ''the Paul Revere Of the reVO-
F luton" delivered his warning TO the
I Americans in JuareZ TO beat IT,
Juan Dozal has been in Douglas LOT
/ visit with his family, who are living
3 there while Juan is in the field 10 LLe
/ Douglas papers he delivered a max COL
/ umn Grafton about the rebel cause ue-
I MED that villa was a bandit and said
{ that ne had returned 500 horses which
/ belonged TO the MormOns in the Chi
I huahUa county
To Attack chihuahua, Too.
DOzaI said that the present war IS
To h. q war of determination for all
I traitors and that everyone would De
Z killed who was connected with Cne
/ Huerta government unless he escaped
So m eE
{ pleasant reading for the Juarez gar
risoE DozaI said that chihuahua and
I Juarez would be attacked at the same
I time by two commands of rebels under
/ VfIla. and Chao. DOZaI was formerly
| detective in FL PasO, attached TO one
] OF the private detective agencies mere
As ne is second in command IN the
Villa army. his presence In DouBLaS
I confirms the report that villa IS not
/ vet ready TO attack JuareZ- his state
I ment that JuareZ and Chihuahua are
to be attacked at the same time IS Do5ne
. out BY advices to The Herald TO-DAY
7 from chihuahua that the city IS sur
! rounded by rebels.
Planting Mines
Mines are being planted on the road
to Peace grove, TO the west Of Juarez-
and alone the Guadalupe road, below
LuareZ. TO the east Forces OF men
have been at work at night IN JuareL'
/ placing boxes Of dynamite unoer Lne
7 surface of these roads and they VIII De
l connected by electric wires to LOOKOUT
stations near there, so that they may
be exploded when the rebels approach
the town from the east and west
Enrique POrullOs arLlilery FORCES
Z which were at villa Ahumada, have
I been drafted into the regular FORCES IN
the JUareZ garrison and Judlclously
I scattered among the different com
! uanics composing the infantry DdLLal-
Z ion POrtillO's men were formerly IN
I der SalaZars command and their loyal
/ ty has been doubted at various times
To HrH de- s
them. Gen. Castro ordered them mus
tered into the regular tederals- SaIa-
, Ears command of auNlllary FORCES mas
been stationed near the OlQ cemetery
to the south and west OF Juarez, ana
the men are doing scout duty there
/ A delegation of prominent cluZens OF
Juarez called upon mayor cruz LhuIs
day afternoon and assured MN ma
the majority OF the people OF Juarel
[ were in favor Of the federal govern
/ ment and would support the federal
I army in any way possible IN case OF
EnIgrate to FL Paso.
I On Thursday more than zoo wagons,
: laden with household goods, passed
: American side from JuareZ The rush
I was not so great on Friday puL
I gOOdly number kept the lmrnl gratlOn
l and customs inspectors hopping
I Traffic to JuareZ continues light All
] persons going TO y uareZ are Searc4ed on
: the Mexican side Of the bridges W omen
and little children are required 20
/ aIigbt from the street cars and undergo
At the Lerdo avenue end OF the
Stanton street bridge, a woman IN
/ Spector is busy all day searching
/ women. No women are allowed TO go
I over TO Juarez by way Of the santa te
( street bridGe because there IS no
I woman searcher there One automobile
I party. which had crossed. was com
I PEELED TO come back to the American
{ side Friday morning and go over ~
! way Of the Stanton street bridge
All Arms Seized.
[ All pistols, rifles and other arms IN
I the pawnshOus in Juarez have been
seized by the authorities and taken to
the police station Those who nave
arms and do not declare them are
Z liable to a fine Of 500
/ The fiscal employees as well as the
I military have a large supply OF arms
and ammunition to be used IN the
/ event of an attack and these have been
J secrcted in places that are easily Access
/ sible TO those who have right TO use
Z them but no others are advised OF
4 their whereabouts
There were very few people on the
: main streets of Juarez Friday morning
I despite the fact that il was holiday
I in FL PasO. The Las Vegas CurlO
I cOnuany-s place. on Concrete street,
I owned by Americans was closed or
/ account OF the holiday and sign TO
/ this effect was hung on the front door
/ All other stores were open
Guards ut Trench.
Guards continue to patrol the trench
Z which has been dug along the river
/ bank but there was no evidence Of any
; attempt being made TO elOnEate it.
I Three electricians are declared to be
/ employed strinEinE wires in various
parts of town for the purpose of set
I ting of mines when an attack is made
Several employees of the government
I have abandoned their posts in JuGreZ
/ and have come TO this side for safety
first" They express themselves as be-
{ ing "ConstitutiCnalists although for
4 months they drew pay from the Hucrta
, government until 10 became too warm
I for them on the Mexican side.
A train of nine passenger coaches
and lOu- baggage cars of the Mexican
! Central line was backed over the bridge
I to the American side at II o'clock Fri
/ day morning There are stiu few old
. coaches and some freight cars I'm the
D yards i'm JuareZ while there are stiI
[ number of freight cars I'm the Mexico
! North Western yards on the Mexican
. side OF She river
DIAZ ACCUSES