El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-11
VILLA FAILS TO
CONE To JUlREZ
considered doubtful il he would send
any OF his men Ou such a mission.
Haudcar Parties Banned.

( considered doubtful If he would send
any OF his men Ou such mission.
HaHdCar Parties Banned.
No more uuauLhOI lied haudcar parties
are to be permitted TO SO up and down
[ the Mexican Central between Chihua-
hua and JuareZ. This order was issued
from the JuaTCZ office Thursday. Tt
| does not apply TO refugees wishing 20
get out Of the rebel zone. but only to
Z those who have been taking haudcars
without permission and riding over the
line for no real purpose
The federal telegraph line. which was
working betW cen JUarez and Chihua-
hua Thursday. went out Thursday night
but was repaired again Friday morn
Ing and is now carrying messages be-
tween the two beselged towns.
Juarez Alive Again
JuareZ aWOhe from its lethargic state
Friday morning when strains of mill
tary music fioated in the air. shop
keepers ran from their stores to gaze
in wonder at the band of the 10th bat
TALON, marching down the street They
stopped In 'front.' OF Col Juan N Vas
quez's headquarters, and there a re-
ceptiOn was rendered TO Gen Luis r.
Torres who was paylns an official
visit TO Gen i TanclSCO Castro, Col Juan
n Nasquez ana the other officers IN
Juarez- After the visit during which
all OF the officers appeared in dress
uniform, Gen Torres came to II PasO.
The awakening of JuareZ continued
in effect long after Gen. Torres had
left Pianos LnaL long had been silent,
were again put TO use and there was q
sound of reVelry throughout the city
that II mas not experienced for several
days Traffic was not as heavy as on
the previous day, DUt the pOpulace
showed an air of confidence that the
Guy was in no Immediate danger Of an
attack
Bomb ThrOyyers Arrested.
This was the aftermath Of an IN
pleasant experience which occurred at
the Uncle sam cafe, on Concrete street,
LnurSlay afternoon Two men. armed
with bombs, were arrested and taken
10 jail 1t was said that they had zone
into the saloon for the purpose OF as
sassinating Gen. Castro, Col VasQuez
and others who had gathered there.
These officials made light Of the affair
The banquet was given to Maj. En-
riQUe PulidO. who had been raised 10
the rank OF Lieutenant colonel. There
were 70 persons IN attendance at the
feast which was gwen by TihLerl2
Gomez, carlos Hucrta, Manuel r Mar
QueZ and Manuel Ayala Presidente
Gulllerm9 Cruz and other city and Gus
toms officials Were in attendance at the
dinner.
officials deny that the men were ar
rested, but II is known that they were
marched away from the cafe up toward
the barracks. and TumOr has Ill that
they were executed However, rumor
executes many persons every day in
yuarez and the officials as frequently
deny such reports.
Gen. OjCda Reinforced.
Official dispatches TO the JuaTeZ mill
tary authorities report that Col Con
Zalez Cara with a force of men has
dlsembariled at Guaynas. rallying 10
the support Of cen Ojeda. who has been
able to hold out there. despite the ef-
fcrts OF the rebels 10 dislOdge him
Another column of federal troops,
supposed to be those Of Fascual OrOzco.
IT., was reported between Jimenez and
CamarsO, south of Chihuahua city
thursday afternoon. marching in the
direction Of Chihuahua.
The telegraph wires. torn down by
rebels Thursday morning, are no longer
in use south of Juarez
Capt. ErueSLO JUarez, a member OF
Gen. Jose IneZ SalaZar's staff arrived
in Juarez on a handcar Thursday from
Casas Graudes, where he haG remained
hidden in q house for As days and fina4-
" made his escape