Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-11-24
Rebel Chief Declares There Is
No Intention to Eyacuate
Border City and Federals
Must XIII Him to Get u
RENEWED ASSURANCES
ARE GIVEN FOREIGNERS
Hueta'S Soldiers Reported to
Be in Bad Way Battle Sat
urday NIGHT Only Prevented
by Their Retreat,

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El Puso. Tex. Nov. a3-Gen.
'fancho' Nilla rebel ehioftan, re-
turned from the front and spent co.
day n Juares. whore federal arouu
lasf night said tho fcderals would hc
celebrating TODAY.
Villas armN did not RETURN Go che
captured Mexican border city with
him. but he declared his men were
hvouacked thirteen mites south OF
juaroz In battle line twelve miles
ionE, oNicndng from east to west. Flf-
teen hundred renels remain in Juareg
There would have been battle
Saturday nleht at tho point where bis
army is now waiting The rebel leader
declares had The federals not rctrtat-
lea on hs approach Aftor fehtlng
during Friday nigh and Saturday
morning With his men, under Rodolfu
FIerro, Nlilu said tO the Associated
Press today that the fedcrals had
reached within eighteen miles of
Juarez saturday afternoon. only To
retreat hastily whom they saw his
army coming out Co meet them. How
far back they went he says ho does
not know as he did not follow.
VILLA returned 90 Juarez thh morn
inc gfter spending tho niRht leo the
field and s9a ho came back to send
food south 10 hs Fighters and that he
will rclon them tonight lt tho fed.
erals 90 pot eomo forward and ut-
mrk hc declares thcg Wlii soon be-
starved out chs they have no means
of getliug food the railroad beine cut
south Qf Chihuahua NE declares thar
q doserter from thc fodemls. whom ho
captured Saturday told him that The
federnls had mo- food had NOT been
paid in % month aud have to bc locked
In box cars at night % keep them
from running AWAY
Nlua stated positively That ho
would never surrender Iuarcz and
that the only way the federlls can get
it Is over his dead body. HE reiterated
that there would be no duneor to|
residents OF Juarez ON ri paso IN the
event of @ fght os his army would
not come back closer to Junreg than
it is at present and lhat his men would
have To- be Killed where they ARE be-
fore the foderas could ever get iu
The rebel chiouoin claims chat the
federal strength Is only 1000. while
federal agents in El paso declare the
strength Of the federal army south of
Juareg is $500
Juarea w8s auct throughout sun
day and was full of Americans an day.
although absolutely deserted saturday
night a prize fight in the Iuarcx bull.
ring drew many Americans Assur
ances that no harm VIII come to
Juare2 or el pgso as result of any
fighting are given constantly to|
foreigners by the rebel officials
The rebels though many of them
are dismounted, have made no effort
"a modest any of the running horses
at the Juarea Jockey club, and the
best Of order is maintained in Juaro2
General Francesca villa WIN DEPART
from Juarez early tomorrow morning
on a special train. Go Join his troops
which are below TERRA Nl0uoa,
twenty-six miles south of Juaroz and
viii, on arrival give the ordcr for the
march against me federal army under /
Generals Sauzur Caraveo Roias and |
Iandu, which ls at samnlayucn sN
miles south OF the rebel positions /
The rebel commander stated to anil
Associated Press representative to-
night that hc expects the battle be I
tween bis troops ana the fedorula VIII
begin soon ufter his arrival
ON the train which viii carry Gen.