The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
JUAREZ GUARDED
AGAINST ATTACK.
Most Seriously Wounded Men
Being Cared For in Ell Paso
Hospitals-Captured Federal
Soldiers in Custody of Vic
torious Constitutionalists.
Many of Them Executed.
Especial to The Times-D,snatcf !

II iaSo. IeSaS, November 2b.--(fcn-
cral PanCho Villa said Tonight that he
would at onco begin tho reconstruo-
ton OF the Mexican Central (NationaD
Lines Railroad. and begin moving his
army southwark, with Mexico City as
tho objective point.
The Fedcrals operating in Chihua-
hua are so demoralizcd." he said. that
do not fear any trouble for any OF
them. Those who rctrcated from TERRA
l'lanca Tuesday night will fall into the
hands of Generals Tomas Urbina and
Manuel Chao. who arc operating far to
the northward of Chihuahua
with the rebuilding of the rail
roads and the resumption OF business.
which Will follow restoration of peace
throughout the state. believe the peo-
pie Will refuse to tolerate any more
attempts to stir up strife here. and L
viii DO FREQ to open up the railroad
lines TO the southwark as far as the
city OF Mexico. The movement will
begin within the next few days
want urst TO clean up the battlefield
and arrange for permanent garrison
sufficiently largo to protect tho border
ana keep any lines OF communications
open"
In EI Pnso Hospitals.
The most seriously wounded OF CEN
oral Villas men are being brought to
I'll Paso hospitals tonight for treat
hent' the War Department having
,7'""'c" PERMISSION Tor them to be
brought over without fear OF arrest
and detention under the neutrality aot
one hundred and cighty-four wound
ea men are In the !uare@ hospitals to-
night as n result OF the unsucccs.tul
Federal attack on .Iuarcz
rancho Villa and 5000 rebel troops
arc back in Juarez. South of Junrez
Tor eighteen or twenty miles there ore
no rebel soldiers. villa says he has
some further south. ana that the city
IS well guarded against a rcappcarauce
OF the enemy
villa captured number OF Federal
held pieces and military train. uo
SAID yesterday that no captured 5Oo
fcderais. To-day he brought less than
Zoo to Juarez. IIe admits executine.
some OF them. Apparently the greatest
numner OF dead, ns q result OF tho
hghting. are those who faced the trjrt-
squad and paid the penalty OF support
lnS The Huerta cause. rather than or
villa Madero or Carranza trip over
the battlehcld o-day revealed only \
few bodies
Plenty of empty cartridge shells ma
exploded shrapnels were found on tho
heid. Two newly made graves were
seen near Mesa where Villa had his
headquarters. and two bodies wore
placed on train at Mesa late this at
ternoon by rebel soldiers.
The hands of both bodies werc tied
and each evidently had died at the
hands OF cNecutioncrS. These were tho
only dead or evidences of dead seen on
tho field
Gathered Up ana Buried.
Rebel soldiers explained that tho
Federal dead had been gathered up and
buried, ana thoy pointed off beyond
tho hills II there were many Federal
dead ms n result OF the battle. other
than expectations, the rebels carried
mem great distance across the coun-
try 10 bury them.
There wer other dead than was op
parent here, for rebels with spades
came IN from remote sections of the
ncld. but the death list is not heavy
The general belief is that most OF tho
men who nlled the graves were men
who were shot after CAPTURE
The rebels admit executing prisoners
who hnd volunteered for service with
tho FeGerals The rebel army, riding
into Juarez to-day from It's victory
south OF the city, exhibited many SOU
NenlrS OF the conquest Some of the
soldiers woro tho blue uniforms of tha
late federals. divested OF their brass
buttons and Insignia. Many rebel Of
hccrs wore capcs and coats of Fed
eral officers. ON tho whole however.
the rebels had not deckcd themselves
with many OF tho spoils of war They
admitted removing the uniforms OF the
men they executed before shooting
them explaining that it was necessary
TO conserve all wearing apparel Near
lY All Of Villas hghtins men arc
duartered in Juarez tonight Nobody
remains on the Battlefield
Victims of tho thirty-lour battle
with "Pancho' Villas rebels 900 MeN-
lean Federal soldiers. wounded and
unattended, arc suffering or the bat.
tleticld at Mesa, before Junrez. accord
Ing TO reports brought hero to-day
Many ot thcm have been stripped OF
their outer garments by the victorious
rebels
Tho rebels wounded. 1t was stated
are being brought 20 Juarez and pro
vided for
Federal soldiers who have reached
this aide OF the border say tho entiro
Federal army Is at Samalayuca, thirty
two miles south OF Juarez. IT'S base of
supplies. The strasgiers say the Fed
erals have lost none OF their train, ana
few. If any. OF their cannon. and that
General Salvatore Mercado. the com
mandcr. is arranging TO renew tho at
tack on the rebel front
Men In to>d Spirits
Villas army. returning from its bat
tie Rt Mesa, began arriving IN Juarez
shortly before noon. the men In good
spirits and well supplied with ammu-
milton they had captured from the Fed
erals.
Fifteen captured Federal neld pieces
and fifteen machine guns were brought
10 Juarez when the rebel army began
coming in. ~ troop review. which was
in the nature Of a tr!umphal parade,
was reviewed by General villa.
General Ynez Salaaar, Federal COM
mander OF Irregular cavalry. was re-
ported by rebels to have been shot IL.
the reht side and wounded scPi5nsl.
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