Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
lAPAIA QUITS As
M0RELOS CHIEF
AFTER 4 TALK
WITH MADERO
Chief of Rebel Band Stalks In.
to Prominent Hotel, Pumps
His Winchester Empty and
Resigns His Position.
STOMACH TROUBLE Is
HIS AILMENT NOW

stomach trouble has deprived Mo.
rclos ot its Jefo dc arnas
Emillano Iapaia came to Mexico
city. had an interview with Francisco
/ Madcro and decided 10 retire ~
private life. Arrangements were made
~ the same time for the mustrrine
out OF his entire command bv com.
potent officials of the Madoriss mill
thry thus making u unnecessary for
IN" man who s1ormod Cuau,la to re-
turn to his command In CucrnaVgca
Yesterday morning few thought
Iapatu had any idea Of visiting tho
capital. ana Il was IA surprise to Mex.
leo city when. Mt l:3G In the after.
noon. IA hig touring car sped uquistl,
through tn" streets and stopped IN
front of botel Coiisca. dcpositing the
southern leader. his brother and his
Chlcf or stair ia fiont of the hosiery.
The much talked Of man from Mo.
r"lop had come To face the charges
which had been brought against him.
When Iapaia had finished giving
orders to his mon on the eve of de-.
parting from cu.rnavaca. he took his
seat In the big car. placed his auto
matte rifle between hts Knees. and.
during the entire trip. apparcn,'y was
fgdting with his emotions. eye akinr
not a word Ia hts companions until
this city was reached
ON arriving AZ the hotel he ella nk I'd
into the marblc-iioorcd patio pump
ID hiss Tiflc ompty, without dcigninl
10 pick ~ thu cartridges. and ordered
That bc be shown hts room. Here he
refused ~ see even his mos, Intimate
friends \ short time later. accom-
panied ny several of his Officers. IN
repaired tn Ihc private dining room of
centrally located restaurant where
he ate dinner In gloomy silence.
immediately following the meal the
party again entered automobiles aud
were driven To- the paseo de- ia Re-
fOrlna office ~ Mr.. Nndoro. whore,
COR more than an hour. III" leader of
The revolution vas closotcd with the
man from Morclos
Iapata denied assertion after asscl %
sion nad, against him, in an in.or-
Wow given uu, Yesterday afternoon.
vd"clarinr that hs had not robbed. nr
murdered. but had only fouRht IN
favor 90 liberty
When asked u IL was ttuc that he
had armed the rcvolutioniSts So .ha,
they might RTE. against the present
rceimc. hc declared that II was fnlSi
ana ihat sunday he had only request,
ed permission Of the government of
'uernaVaca To- choose among the gums
prcN Iouay turned IN lbs the reyoIa-
s..sas q. n ID.
the soldiers who are going To enlist
In the rural guards. He said he de-
hyorcd the ARMS 10 th"s" men In the
presence uf the commissioners of the
government aud of Madrro.
Tc q further question r,lativc 10
the destruction which Is charged 10
him after the battle of Cuautla. he
replied
THAT Is not true. either In the
CHuturc OF CuRutla some houses ver.
destroyed bN the attack which ",
made AGAINST the town. hut THIS was
not ia ms yoWcr To- prevent. as ! had
10 dofcpd uvs.if against the fodcrals
py usiul bombs against their rapid
tire guns did not know that aftef
the atsack single house was DE,
rtrGycd would not have permitted
IT do not wish destruction.
When questioned as to- whether
business houses We're robbed IN CIau-
TIA he replied that 1t was not true
that not ono had been robbed. ana de
maudod that TIA. persons should b,
cited who had been robbed of thcii
/ merchandise, io further denied thai
an, Of hi men had robbed the freight
train SUNDAY mar CuernaVacn, sayni
that they could verify his words b,
asking the station master or the rail
waN company
he sisted further that IN the at
tack on Cuautla he had 5000 mel
and that tho fcdorals had a lessee
number. bu, shat he had no rapid
rrr guns and only ace men armed.
Zapata claimed Ia be surprised &
know thai il mad been said that h'
had the trains trom this city s.archc'
tor General Figuor0a. tie fjrtho
claimed that General Figueroa and h
w,r, good friends and that he wishe'
la deny any rumor of trouble befwoel
Thorn
When questioned as to his dislik
for foreigners and the rumor that h
billed them simply hecaus. they ".r
dh.agrcoable to him, he replied tina
ne would like 10 know how many Tor
cisa.rs had been h'ilcd III his cam
uaigu Furthermore. he declared u
md In his possession letters ~ whic
foreigners had asked him to SEND pro
toc,ors for their haciendas ana WA
as "A proul OF the fact tha' MOI SUI
yl, torcienors had been killed IN M
e,n,pairn thu c.v,l REGISTERS conid
investigated.
Ne said that he has always bee
A IN accord with Madero' whom ne r.
Jsp.cts as the one who elevated M,
Mo asserted mat he mad h"d no wr''
appolnln''n, as , E"'' ward Of M,
and.ro. who had told him tha' u
w,s chief OF arms IN The state
Morclos.
always show prospective 'en'",