Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-12
MADER0 RALLIES FOR
ONE FINAL Assault
Yesterdays Battle.
Continued from page l.)

CITY Of MeXHU. Feb 49, AT n :"
were Killed while the hestiiities OF rt'
riyiI war were In progress for severn
hours. Ueuvy artillery were used ~
both sides. aud the firing wns iirerfe'
wit hon regard to the nnnc~oInhathnts
In the streets ar to tue property or Tor
rigners
Serious On nag wHs done TO msHi
business buildings by she'll ANA so'hi
shot Vixen nrtng ceased neither side
had obtained my npprecihb'e ahran
tnge.
The federal forces assumed the ohen'
xive and from guns plnced only u thou
san yards from General Maz's main
position nred soiid shot and shrapiiel
The enemy replied In kind. snd a
brisk cnnnenading snsnPd.
Two OF the federal guns were 81
ienced and had to he replaced.
A force Of rirnles charged the arse
nal. They were allowed 10 npprHif'h
near: then the gum nnd rHpid hreFs
opened. KILN. seventy men ut tue hrSt
voiley and wuunding HIany. Tue force
retired In confusion.
Neneomba.snts Killed.
Eulie<s from both side~ swept the
streets. killing many noncombnfnnts
No attempt WIS made ny the hnd~rfsts
to keep the eruwd bnck or tnrty INC
buildings ON the line Of fire. Dinz hHh
cienrpd tie houses In the vicinity OF
the arsenal lHsi night.
Several hours later II was thought
Dtaz had a slight advantage His hss
WINS smaller. aud he had more
ton.
Two solid shot took the corner al the
A meriern consulate. Two Americans
were wounded. one seriously.
tn. Madero cannon plnced behind
the Mexican Herald building. near the
foreign relations building. fired many
shots which fell on the buildings. An
artillery captain who WIS congrntu-
lated by the generals told them 10 K
to he'll: he wanted no congratulations
killing his brothers, There II 4
ma rk~d detection from the ranks and q
tack Of spirit
II Ia believed TINT the railway to
Nern Cruz Ind the north has been eut
The Red Cross r. earring for the
wounded 80 far az pusSible
TIE government forces shot over the
arsenal. hitting he street chr line n
was wounded. The foreign colonies
ire orderly The hotels are crowded.
The streets were crowded with pan
stricken people. and above the siirili
rries and screams of women aud the
shouts of mer could be henrd the
of flying bullets and the snnri
lf machine gun missiles. 1t was not
until soine time after the battle start
I'd that cable service was restored.
Several Children Wounded.
II has just been reported here that
three residences on tn foreign colony
nave been Daddy damaged 10y bursting
Red and White Cross ambn
hurried past the cable office.
aud In one several wounded children
were seen IN route to hospitals Auto
loads OF slia% TpsinpterS are bur
ryiug to the scene of battle. and they
be seen firing Mt the III crews OF
the reieix on the roof OF the building
Huerta. who IL first Ia coin
Of the attacking party. directed
= heu W artillery fire In the Reiem pris
~. but the rebels succeeded In xilenc
ing the feterals' guns. which sresl
INTO the arsenal frm the Alameda.
The federal forcen attempted to take
he Rrsenai by direct assault. and II
= As then that rife firing he,Rme gen
ern,. HUT the assault did not reach
The baud TO hand stage Three OF her
attempts were p,nde. but the columns
Of f~ierals were In each caxe forced
to shelter by n well directed rifle
DIRE from the windows aud roofs vi
arsenal building.