New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
REBELS ATTACK GUAYAS;;
FEDERAL LEADERS FLEE
Two Hundred FederaIS Report
ed Killed and 400 Captured
in Seven-Day Fight.
TURNC0AT IS EXECUTED
Constituencies Protests to
Bryan Against Expectation
of Munitions of War to
Huerta Forces.

Nogales. Ariz.. June 2S-The Constitu-
tionalists began an attack on Guaymas
this morning. according TO dispatch
which reached Nogales late to-day.
Didicr Mason, the French aviator CON
ncctcd with the insurgents. was reported
To have made flight over Guaymas and
it, harbor. returning with the information
that McXicas federal officials and sym
pathizcrs were being taken aboard the
gunboats Guerrero, Morelos and Martinez
Ojcda and Barron. the federal leaders
We're believed to he fleeing toward Baca-
tete. Obregon's rebels pursued many
bands OF retrcating fcderals capturing
some in a badly dcmoralized condition
Douglas. Ariz.. June 2.-Thc hope Of tho
Mexican Constituencies OF entering
Guaymas without struggle ended to-
day. when the federal garrison Of 5oo at
that place refused to surrender Tn,
rebels. numbering 1000 and headed by
Obreeon. Immediately began an attack
This information was received at the Con-
stitutionalist junta here together With the
prediction that the rebels would soon be
in command Of Guaymas
The federal Cunboats had left Guayma-
Harbor. and only meagre firing greeted
the three advancing insurgent columns
according 10 later adviCes from state
sources II was said that tho water sup
ply Of the town had been cut 10y tho at
tacKine parties
Const,utionahst figures give 2oo led
erals killed iu tho seven DAYS fight.
They claim 10 have captured more than
900 ObrcSon has said nothinI about his
own losses
Colonel Francisco ChIapa. alternately
leader or the administration and rebel
forces IN Mexico since the beginning ~
tho original uprising against eX-Prcsidcnt
Porfrio Diaz was executed hv state
troops near Guaymas yesterday accord
ing to advices received here lie was
taken prisoner By Genera Obrogon iu the
recent battle ar Ortiz and an insurgcnt
court martial ordered him shot.
Chiapa IL is said. carried on a guerilla
campaign for more than three years IN
Chihuahua and Sonora.
El Paso. Tea. June 2s -Colouc. G 4
j. Hatfield. commanding tho United
Statcr border patro west of II Paso. re-
ported TO-DAY o. General Hugh l. Scott
the arrival Of Pancho Villa and hts force
of rebels a. PalOmas. on the horder oppo-
site Columbus. y. NJ Another band ot
rebels under Juan Dozal Villas chio'
lieutenant. IS reported by Colonel Hatfield
a. la Asccncion. south ~ Palomae Tee
ribio Ortego IS ~ Lake Guzman. still FUR
:
command from OGnaga is to-day report
al opposite Pabens. Tex, cast OF Juaroz
about forty miles.
Washington. June 2S.-Venustiano Car
rama head 81 the Coustitutionalist cause
in Mexico. through his agents here has
protested 20 Secretary Bryan against The
expectation Of munitions Of war to the
Hucrta forces through Laredo. Tex
Will the same expectations are forbidden
~ his forces under the neutrality procla-
nation Of 1912 IFS note contend, that
tho situation in Mexico &c not ono %
which the proclamation was intended 10
apply. r,.-..
from Laredo saw repair trains arc being
operated 10 restore the National Railways
south OF there
san Diego. cal. June 2s-Vith accom-
modations for dfty passenger the Mex
lean steamer Bcnito Juarez arrived her"
to-day from Mazatlan and Guaymas.
Mexico. with Ms refugees Smallpox was
raging in Guaymas the price OF food was
prohibitiyc and the Mexican troops made
life unbcarable for Americans, the reiu-
gees declared
Five members Of the party Of thirty
FIVE Americans. who walked 80 miles 10
C;uavmas. through the war zone. arrived
on the steamer. They asserted thoy were
escorted into Guaymas by troops, robbed
Of all their money and left to SHIFT for
themselves.