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Friday, July 31, 1914 EL PASO HERALD they penitentiary lib- cavalry leader, who had come up Chihuahua, but was driven country was In another revolution ONE IS KILLED, SEVERAL stormed the and and flanked he through remained erated the prisoners. The prisoners the south him from The r,'L" Then retreated Orozco and his followers ah INJURED IN BIG FIRE quickly joined the Orozco banner and west following the defeat or Sates at Chihuahua to "u iroyea loyal to the government and have done Pascual Orozco's Career were armed with guns confiscated from the front. Then Orozco sent railroad J""?, some of the hardest fighting against Seattle. Wash. July 31. One man is against Pan"ho the the garrison in the city. At the time. Campa Parral. where Huerta entered Chihuahua and the "Constitutionalists." known to have been killed, one is fa- Inez Salazar. Emilio Cam pa and Anto- Villa was holding the town In the tip his army for a few days. Delay Him Prize. nio Rojas name of Madero. and Campa was rebuilding Cost tally Injured and seven others were Reads Like A Dime Novel were already In arms against driven badlv Juried north, the railroad Since the turbulent times when injured, three of them seriously Madero and had already captured Jua- defeated and back. Inez Sala- This occupied two months attempting to push his given the takinc-Parra- to Juares. Orozco was Thursday in a fire which destroed rez. From Juarez they proceeded to zar was then task of l which time Orozco remained Mex- pro- and succeeded in driving durinic way south from Chihuahua to the the Grand Trunk Paclfio pier and dam- Chihuahua, joined Orozco and at Juarez. As Huerta neared Juarez. ican capital, it has become known that aged the Colman dock, large passen- claimed him commander in chief, after out. moved his army out. divided It prize was Orozco men Villa retreated to Torreon, Orozco delay alone cost him the he ger wharves, causing a loss con- Leader of New Revolution in Mexico Was a Freighter in and his had given Pancho where he Independent bands and let Huerta working the dictatorship of Mex- servatively 500.000. The Villa and his Maderistas a sound drub- mined the Huerta forces then .. lake w11"001 a "Sht. Thus for only recently estimates at bing city ing for the advance against the "' revolt came ico It has been asserted unidentified body of a man was found Mining Camps of Chihuahua; He Started Madero outside of the of Chihuahua. placed under Orozco. the organized Orozco to by men who were dose to president by firemen when they entered the the The revolutionists held the city of but was arrest by end. Salazar and Campa. operat- had Orozco Chihuahua, sacking many of the , for looting the Parral bank beforS in moved to the vicinity Madero at the time, that ruins Thursday night Patrick Cooper, "by houses evacuating the city and ing together, of followed up his defeat of the federals a fireman, who was badly burned. Is Revolt and Then Turned Against President and stores and compelled the wealthy also rr in Mormon colonies, southwest of Gen. Salaa committed hospital Terrazas family to turn over many subordination. the they looted and burned at Rellano, when in a serious condition at a army Villa Saed From Juarez, where way. suicide, he could have taken the Mex- and it is feared be cannot recover Seizing Chihuahua City and Raising Army. thousands of dollars. The then Execution. everything In their They forced ican capital. The Madero administra- The greatest lose was sustained by left the city, well armed and equipped Villa was ordered to leave their homes over-loy-al for executed bv the Mormons and tion was In terror, the army, not the Grand Trunk Pacific Steamship its campaign. Huerta. but Emilio and Raoul Madero. confiscated their household goods and anyhow, was wavering, and the company, owners of the Grand Trunk Orozco Campaign. of president setting fire to Saias-Blanqu- In the Madera of his native state. When a young The uncle and brother Madero. cattle, later much of et (Gen. Aurellano a teamster saved his life. Rojas moved troops Pacific pier, which was valued at FROM to a leader for the men he started teaming and freighted Orozco continued his campaign In Interceded and He was their property. Into the Blanquet was second In command to $350,000 across the mountains for raining1 com- the state of Chihuahua, capturing sent back to Mexico City and Impris- mountains south of Casas Grandes. Salas). in their flight retreated Many people in the offices of the time of a counter revolution conveying ore to the railroads. SKlrro-ish- es oned, but with the connivance nf rr- - and his command re- panies, smaii towns and engaging in was Marcelo Caraveo through Torreon and left It undefended. second and third floors of the Grand war riddVan Mexico, is the checkered. events of importance transpired with the government forces until , tavo Madero. permitted to escane mained with Orozco. Had Orozco followed, he could have Trunk pier had narrow escapes, some v in Few . - -- - career of Gen. Pascual Orozco, who is in his life until about the time Fran- he had driven them all 'out. aim wm " w c uo lived Hides in Slountaln. scattered them, and would have been in being carried down ladders by firemen Madero inaugurated his revolt The army grew rapidly and Orozco until Madero was killed and he en- Mexico within two weeks, it Is while others jumped into bay. row marching from the state of Aguas-rallent- cisco tered the field as a counter Orozco moved into the mountains City the against Porfirlo Diaz, when Orozco set out for the south, retaining his revolution of Juarez and declared. However. Orozco waited at where they were picked up by to the border at the head of an independent command and civil administration at Chihuahua. As leader. southeast .remained Jimenez, presumably for ammunition, 'sed swept be- - While Orozco was preparing there for months, part of the time very in army of 4,000 well armed men to was the first man In the field in arms he advanced, he the federals for his rheumatism. He was reported drank much wine, consorted with Diaz. Orozco fought through- , fore him and established a military advance against Torreon. after his ill with paper women and when finally he started JAP HELD TO GRAND JTJRT. enter the field against the Tictorious rinst base from there victories over aaiaa. Auwcn Villa, by an El Paso as killed ,at out the Madero revolution, which he at Jimenez, and moved and where bis father fled hefare south, the federals had recovered and Ging Hasekawa, Japanese, ar- Constitutionalists." Events of his joined, and his army took part in force against the federals, defeat he sent Inez Salazar east to Sierra rvu. with big guns and ample supply a later j Mojada to cross the country to the Madero forces and was arrested their rested by the federal authorities, was life during recent years read like a in some of the hardest battles of the ing tnem so oaaiy at iteiiano tnat lien. Cuatro States. However. of ammunition, were able to defeat held to the federal grand jury campaign. Gonzales Salas, who had recently re- Clenegas, take train and strike at Tor In the United The him. under chapter from a dime noveL signed as minister of war to take the reon iroia tne rear. aatazars army Herald later discovered Orozco In camp J500 boond at a preliminary hearing six feet in. height, jraunt. his When Francisco Maaero took office field, suicide. The federals was ambushed In a canyon at Cuatro near Villa Ahumada. photographed held before the commission Thursday Over as president of the republic in Mexico committed Clenegas virtually printed an Interview with ATTBMPTBD ItOBIlBRY. afternoon. Hasekawa was recently hard set, Orozco is a dashing In retreated to Torreon. losing much ar- and annihilated, re- him and features City. Orozco was Chihuahua. He tillery. Orozco delayed the advance, treating back over the desert to the him. proving that he was In the land An unsuccessful attempt was made deported but came across the line Type of a revolutionist. Since the out- became angered at Madero, because the however, awaiting ammunition, until main command at Re.lano In a sadiv of the living Wednesday night by a burglar to en- again from Juarez. - of the Madero ' revolution, his president did not give the proper rec- recoup depleted state. About this time, Madero was killed ter a home 7 Arizona street. He break ognition and reward to those who had the federals had time to their Salazar, at ROTARY CXTJB army has a trail of death in its losses and get into the field again, Orozco's Defeats Begin. and Orozoeo, Caraveo, Campa tried to force a window open, but MEETING. left helped to elevate him. Vlctor-ian- Rojas conferred with Huerta lead- Surgery and its evolution from an- wake during campaigns in northern this time in command of Gen. o Notwithstanding and was frlightesed away. ItcTolted Against Madero. Huerta, who turned the rebels this serious reverse ers in council at Villa Ahumada and cient times will be explained to the Mexico. to his plans, Orozco contiued decided to Join the Huerta Rotary club members rhpnnhiy by Dr early spring of 1911 Orozco back at Torreon and continued to south forces to Pay-i- ns Was a Teamster. In the against Torreon. but his lack of ar- help put down banditry and restore If It's Worth Having.

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