El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-03

suuted control Of this state last July
many of these eEiles. who had allied
themselves with the OrOZcO party. fled
tne city 10 avoid arrest and perhaps
/ death When news reached FL Paso
that the bottom had dropped out of
the NaderO political bucket in the na-
tlonal capital and other places in the
republic, they decided it was time to
make a Gasn for home, which the did
villa Lieutenant Suspected
Anu4na, one OF rancho villas for
Iaer Heutenants. was called in during
the week from his headquarters in the
san Andres district by Gen. RabaeO
10 give an account OF himself As was
TO be expected, Andana swore that he
was strong for the new military gov
eminent and would do all in his power
70 uphold il and run rebels and ban
ants of the earth He was permitted
70 go about his business. but is under
surveillance.
Provisional president Victoriano
eluerJa has teleEraphed the Chihuahua
foreign club Of his ascendency to the
presidency For this courtesy the
members teIegraphed their felicitations
10 the new executive
Campas Federal Now
Gen D. j. Campos, commanding 500
IeDe4S. VINO otIered himself and men
10 the commander at this place shortly
aIler the fall OF the Madero govern
ment, but who was told to keep his
men together with their arms and am
munltion and assist the government to
restore peace throughout northern
Mexico. has been commissioned by Cen
Rabago to take the field against a
number Of Maderista volunteers for
merly garrisOning the small stations
between J1meneZ and TOrreOn CamDOs
VIII go to Sierra Mojada. Dg.. where
the Maderistas were reDorted TO he
modelling. CampOs is well armed.
carries several machine guns given
MN by the federals. plenty Of ammu-
hllloh ana mas large commissary.
Maderaistas Rob a Town
A1aQer4SLa volunteers at CtTrci nrTi~orhFC
actlnS as a garrison to protect the city
from INVASION. hearing Of the fall OF
me MadeTo regime, sacked several
stores and finally went to the corral
belonging to the Gust Mining company.
where they stole the best horses and
threatened the employees who protest
co Ihe management notified the mill
tary authorities in Chihuahua and
troops have been sent
CarlTco Federal
Cen MCrcello CaraveO the rebel,
WIN. goo followers. who has been at /
Encinlllas for q Ions time. has been
ordered by the federal commander TO .
axe the field against a number OF .
Aaderista volunteers who re5elled =
north Of Suaz Caravco has already /.
done so.
a Different Welcome
When David de Ia FUente, now min
ister of communications in the Huerta .
cabinet, was directing the artillery {
movements of the rebels curlng the !
battle at Villa Lopez (AtOtonllcol, |
Chin one OF Gen. Trucv Aubert's 60 /
pound shrapnel shells burst almost al I
his feet When the atmosphere cleared !
somewhat de Ia Fuente was WINS un-
conscious fragments OF the shell had .
laid him ont and partly shattered his
left arm i'm the hail of other shells
and the rain of Nauser bullets several
companions packed him off to an ahan-
doned adobe shack. several hundred
yards back Of the fighting line. and
left him.
"Tine reception the federals gave
.
on "Wednesday of last week aboard
a special train en- route TO Mexico City
to assume his portfolio as minister. Re
IN Fuente stopped off in Chihuahua
When he stepped out to the Festibule
of the coach hr was met by another
hroacslde. but much unlike that OF the
one he had received at Villa LOPEZ. Ir
was musical fusillde from the horns
and drums OF so musicians. assembled
at the depot under orders from Gen.
Antonio Eab1SO to welcome the newly