The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-17
REBEL SOLDIERS
ENJOY DAY IN CITY
Villas Men Too Busy Having a
Good Time to Continue
Work of Execution.
ny C. A. MARTIN.

! ny G. A. MARTIN.
! FL Paso. Tex. November 1G-Pan-
chos Villas rebel soldiers wcrs too
busy enjoying their stay inside a city
to-day TO continue their work of exc
cutlon
Captain Ricardo Contrcros, ono or
tho Federal commanders made a pris-
oner whom Juarcz fell yesterday morn
ing became victim or tho cxecu-
| TONERS to-day, but so far MS asccr
tanned this is the only Sabbath Oar
victim. Several wero executed last
might apparently. rs Il humber Of tho
bodies were In the street to-day that
were not there yesterday.
~ part OF tho rebel soldicry nut In
their first day in their new surround
nss attending bull night and patron
izihS Tho gambling games that arc
being opened In tho Plaza. IN CON
nection with tho annual celebration ar
inc anniversary OF The Mexican patron
saint, Guadaloupc.
the church bells pcalcd their In
Nil"tioh 70 Worship but few OF the
victorious rebels found time Ia uro,
IN, The bcs, they aid was hastilv ia
cross themselves "a the bells pcaled
+ anu hhstch 10 tho nearest roulette or
faro table This afternoon thev
crowded Tho bun ring 10 cheer tho
morning General Villa. himself. dis
tribnted several hundred uniforms ana
paifS OF shoes. which the Fcdcr,lA
h"d purchased in FL Paso but a fow
"aES hciorc tho capture OF Juaroz Tho
supply did not 20 around. but come
81 those who failed TO draw now,
clothes did what they believed 10 ba
me next most appropriate thing ana
earbed themselves In the apparel or
~" men executed yesterday and last
nteh'. colonel Enrique Portillo. ono
OF IN" Federal commanders xho wpa
sno, NJ noon yesterday. wore an ex-
ce"dinly good pair Of boots and n
sood pair of corduroy trusers
Envy or Comrades.
Attcr tho body had lain in tho Fed
Graf barracks over night unburied. ono
~ III" rebel soldiers this morning an
propriatcd both trousers and boots. ana
was soon III" envy OF all his less for
tunato comrades.
| To-day IT was admitted inc total
death list resulting from tho capture OF
Juarcz would reach scvcnty-nvc only
eight executions are officially admitted
but most of tho number between yester-
days estimate or thirty-ave and tho
present estimate Of scvcntv-nye. are
victims az the rebel executioners
some Of villas men from tho south
arrived to-day. but not all wni bc
brought TO Junrcz rs Villas friends
have persuaded him OF tho danger az
bringing An undisciplined army 50 near
the border # he would not further
strain tho relations with the United
states. II is feared that tho tcmpta-
/ ton OF the I'll PaBo shops. restaurants
ana other atttracuons yv0uid ho ,no
srea, for men who have been for
months IN the hills and deserts with
OUT association or any OF tho convcn-
/ t!onaHues Or attractions OF city.
vita mas sent them Word that no VIII
move III once upon Chihuahua tile state
capital ana that they VIII then come
into their own. HIS men here. how
ever are so well satisfied with their
/ nv SURROUNDINGS lhat y WI hc with
uiiHcut? 'hat ne can persuade them TO
!c"Nc.
u United States Senator Thomas IL
7 Catrou. of New Mexico. was among TIC
callers on Villa to-day lie declared
7 that he did not discuss raising the en-
barge on arms. hat that he strongly
! advised villa against permitting any
NOR. of his rchcl soldiers ia come To
tho border. VILLA said Tonight that n
few OF his men would come IN to-mor-
row with artillery, hut that the present
army of 5000 would not bs largely
augmented.
Provisional Capital.
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/ stonnl c,nitul nj IN. observation-disclosures
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m. El paso G,s con,p.nv il - h..
,p.ac no n,.n,,ilinr.i ,1ol..rnn, van,
( ,,d,, ,,.,n.d p,iror n,tc,,Is Ear nu
faic.s i, Iurroy nn1 ~, ,ho rnaeyal
nrison.rs Who hav. no, haon axrcut,.I
~ cla,,,in,, M IN. ~
N"he ol 'hc Nictitas OF tho iebeI OK
ecu,lohers nave "a Set bech buried
htsi"c" tilosc iH!'s apout VI" streets