Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19

One was killed and nine were wounded in the course of the bomb ardment of the city Of Naco, Sonora yesterday by stray balls falling on the American side Of the international boundary line Thirty-eight were kill ed and 1fty-one were wounded in the city Of Naco by the Maytorena shells and shots. Maytorena, though the ex- act number could not be established last evening is known to have lost less than either the American side or Ilnl in killed and wounded It is said he had three killed and five wounded, but definite facts could not be had
 Sonora Rahela Flous Encinas, Mex ican, woman refugee from the be- leoswed city of Naco, was killed by a shot landing on the American side Of the boundary line. She was on the east side of the Main street of Naco. opposite the Fashion bar, when the ball struck her It penetrat- ed the heart and death was instan- taneous. Two other Mexican women were struck and injured. neither ser iously, during the day
 R. H. Reynolds, immigration deputy was struck just above the knee and seriously injured It is thought the ball shattered the bone and that the wound may prove even more serious that at first anticipated. Reynolds. a well known member of the local or der B. P. O. Elks and of the Masons was brought to Bisbee last evening on the Sunset limited He is at present at the c. & A. hospital
 At the time ne was wounded he v5as standing with Senor Rameriz, hrother-inlaw of Maytorena, W. L. Wossith and R. P. Boyer on the back porch of the Naco hotel It is thought by some that the shell was intended for Rameriz, and that it was fired from the Hill trenches It was said in Naco yesterday through the whole of the fighting, that Hill had sharp shooters in his trences to spot any who showed themselves in conspicu- ous places, fearing they might com municate through signal systems with Maytorena at his camp.
 M N. Bernal, a clerk, was shot ir the right shoulder. Three negro troopers in the ninth and tenth cav airy were wounded. Two Mexican men were struck by stray balls and injured, neither seriously.
 Naytorena's fire opened OF Naco ct 6;15 o'clock sharp The real can nonading of the city began at 6:3O when a storm of shells began flying into the city and trenches. FIiG re- phed for the first hour with his rifles and machine guns. Later he brought up the little Hotchkiss one pounder, and opened fire on the Naytorena DO Utions with it The fire of the can. lon continued without cessation m. ti' almost noon.
 Much damage was dons by the bursting shells m the city end the trenches ot Hill. The mst twenty shells fired brole clean or the top ci the Hill trenches on the enst of the city. TLelr execution was good and they drove many of tue uefend- CTS from their ositions to nearby c0mbproofs. They were the first shells to fully demonstrate the deadly aim of the tackers. and several were killed h their positions by them before they had opportunity to retreat to theif protecting dug-outs
 Three of thv shells. unfortunately struck the quartet where were housed the wounded ot the Hill army and where were being rushed at the time they struck Q string of wounded from the east trenches. These shells, pene- trating the valls of the adobe build Ing. killed three of the sick occu- pants of the building In view of the fact that the quartet has been used as a headquarters of the Hill stan. and fin view of the fact that ammu- milton has been stored in the build ing in the past it was not recognized as neutral. and was not protected yesterday. It is said, however. that Hn will address a letter to May torena this morning notifying him Of