The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-04
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INcLuplNG G u Il. WOUND
ED AND PRIs oNERs
AT ToRREoR
THE REBEL DOMAIN
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Yesterdays Victory Practically
Assures Control Of A rerri-
q tory in the North
THE REBEL DOMAIN
lBy Associated Press,

tfa sBy Associated PresB)
JusTez. Mex, April 3.-.Tfe hyster-,
ical outbursts that greeted the news
OF the fall OF Torreon last night In tl1is
city was calm today. General Villa
added nothing 70 HIS brief bulletin
OF list night except that he promised,
u convenient, he would report ali TIE
available details fully tonight II.
Greatst interest Ecenters in def
inite information as to how many
prisoners We're taken by the rebels.
villa last night said that the Feasrni
{ losses were 800 dead and wounded and
prisoners. The report indicated d
4 rout Of the Federals SO complete as
Ito be almost unbelievable. i5s
Villas early estimate of his losses
was 500 killed and $500 wounded. 4
Toe news came too late last night
for n fitting demonstration, although,
- Tiiiits t:soS ntttsIs were Ehrohg-
( cd whist les blew bells rang, gums
fired and every leader of the rebel
4 cause received his share OF syivas.2'
The Federals believe that YeIas-
On md tho cnmrAa14 ~ his = .sIss y ..s,isl
attempt 10 join the Moufarey Raryisop.
said t0number four tlanusand. Seherai
Pablo Gonzales, the rebel leader. on
seratiEg in that region, Is beissved 10
have a following OF 3, 06o.
nay Abandon TaHipic6.
Washington. April s.: FoIiowifia
closely on official adviGes today from
Gaorge @. carothers, American rconsb-
.ts e :. 8 - 54
the Bddarak troops frn1n the city.
4 & %scaille sa predi ton frf1l Rear Admir-
/ II Fletcher that tli6 ftapoftnns gulf
port Of Tafnpicp b abiyt would be
ahasaritlneds by the F'etiarals WITHOUT
Administfa oiiicids made mo-
l6lllslt eiit on tlic 'roffebi h restl Is an 8
stlIil Gal eesitilhe ii ID j 0t tls 81 d Is cf
staliEe nl I'll more Il; known Bf tile bafs
lie itseif nii ia IL eIects ia Mexieus
City and eiseR Rliefe & 3
MS. Corotfef's report OF the fail of
Torrenn lacked ata q = !. :a;. -
with; reference to leases sustained on
both sides ana the iiloVeTnerts of ti,a
retereating Eederals The absence or
any news from the Federal reinforce
menfs under Geneeale AEaas End
Moore led to much speculation be-
tween stan 4sfIy ofilcers, and to
snaRestion that perhaps General ve-
lasco has planned On retiring from
Tofreon TO aifect q junction with the
forces 10 tlia eastward, and make the !
town untenable for Vi Ia by tfireaten-
Ing his line Of communicate with tho
North. The general opinion, however,
& was that neither army is IN conCiton
4 for ANYTHING like smother engage
ment
5S55sa tbs eprE It0HlnlTs n TH
The staten sabjentS 10 rebel arms are
Gfiihua hun Sonofl q, ie suept Tue port tIfs 4
Guay1nas . most Of coahnilas Durango
and SinaIoa s.
Yeatsrday'a yict0Fy was said 10
make the cap tilre or Saitillo and Agosi
cloyinf and hip key to the sts.t az
4 or NenFo Iseca sls sure q
Thtis. by lnsi sllee essflI camp aiEIi
2 Al ~ EESEgSy
villa has fiEae Ally asasiyed rebeIS
control uf the vast territory 0e tte +
3 9Norttlern States OF Mexico and gain-
ed for nilfaelf tho reputation OF being
the foremost sold ieF Of Ii ia country.
General Pablo 0Dtlezs Tor months,
q
that fhe Tofrecn army IS lOnsenen.
= ssSat SITS here aahunle that tbs Fed
erals VIII evaeSlat ta tites; paints an i
i attempt 20 rctfeae 10 TakSssec, sea-
p9ft pf tile atatA os I'D Sdas:
Interest here today was divided ifIl
speculaficn I'll MAS eAture move
I nj and the esfeui, n any, the tri-
utlnh would hhse in Was hing gtct.
Astlessl Res aIls IaekEISs.
1anft IL 8 C6herais lar4
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