New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-10
VILLAS BIG GUNS
GO NORTHWARD
Artillery Under Angeles
Leaves TorreOn for
Chihuahua City.
GENERALS PLANS
PULLING REBELS.
Few Believe Recent Peace Con-
ference Really Healed the
Breach with Carranza.
"a, telegram to The Trlbune1


,o,re- Mexico. July . General
roi;Do Angeles. with sixty cannon, COM
n-;,ir, an General Villas artillery
III Torreon to-day for Ch'huah&a
80. Probably part Of the artillery
Iii no sent TO this city. More man
2 oOo Of Villas infantry, under EenctAll
Scrvin also left Torreon to-day 70.
Lminez. and probably will 20 on 20
Iorcc attachments Of infantry had
.lroa6v bccu started from Torreon ioT
Javrcz. the advIces say. and the cav =
e;yv which constitutes the MAJOR par'
Of Villas army, was being loaded on
trains to-day TO be sent north. IL Is
Ven out that Villa will accompany
,be last Of the troop trains ana VIII
make his headquarters Temporarily III
rb;buahua. where he will be WITHIN
s,v hours BY train of Jaurez with me
rsilroad in fair condition.
Although the announcement has
bocr made officially that the military
neece conference in Torreon mas au-
iourncd. il was intimated IN adVlces
to.day that several Of the med'a'ors
st,ll are IN Torreon and are Worklhs
on the peace plan. ,,.r-.
The physical condition of villas men
,s said 10 be desperate. plsease mas
wasted many Of the soldiers 70 a STATE
90 great weakness. Deaths from uHs-
crtcry. typhoid fever and SmallppN
have been many. The horses OF unJ
armv also are reported IN very pau
shane. and there arc no otneIs IG1
Mia n get. all of the big ranches IN
INC north have beer stripped 4oI ''e
cavalry months ago. ,.,,.
~ fT0OD
49,. of Torreon increased to-day. The
n,rrose of the leader is pulling reoels
"a Americans. The statement tnat
Villa and Carranza are in accord IS
rot horne out by Villas actions, nor
doe. II appear that Villa won out IN
Tho neace conference as thoroughly
as was at first indicated.
That trick has been played on the
,ortbern leader is the fear OF his
Fr;an6s on the border. he has been
,rJ,rod 20 give up the millions OF cur
roTcv he had secured from CarranZa,
bse liberated the Carranza officials ne
mad arrested. and has given ms CON
ont TO Carranza's civil rule IN Chl-
byebua. and has secured in return
only promises. il is claimed.
V,Na has been promised an aDun-
dsrce Of ammunition, but none has
6Sen ordered delivered 10 him. He mas
been given control of all northern mill
,srv forces, but no Carranza troops
rave been under his command he
has been assured that he would Lead
tho rebel forces to the south, but Car
rama troops are pushing toward Mei-
leo City, while Villas army is retreat
ing into its former territory In the
Americans on the border who are
IN close touch with the rebel situation
are convinced that there is no cordial,
ny in the rebel ranks, that Villa ana
Csrranza are far from friendly, and and
,bat Villa either has refused or VIII
not be permitted TO take part in the
campaign against Mexico City.
II is stated here tonight that Cen
orai Villa. through mis- financial agents
is negotiating with San Antonio firm
for the printing Of a new issue OF
Villa currency, and that he WI, nov
permit Carranza TO retire the Nllla
currency now in circulation in Chihua-
hUa.