El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-17
VILLA TAKES
CHARGE Of ALL
JUAREZ OFFICES
Gusts the Carranza Men
and, Without Bloodshed,
Takes Possession.
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fact that it had fallen agaln-Ior
the sixth time in three years Col
Ornelas announced tnal olsg , DeI >
would be severely punlsheu anu rom
then on there was no lloIS G-y ~
For a time FL PasOans VINO neard the
shooting. believed that the rebels com
prisfne the garrison were fighting
among themselves
DEVELOPMENTS No Surprise
The DEVELOPMENTS were not uheA-
nected- Americans and MeXicans have
been watching for an open rupture De
tween Villa and the man he has OFTEN
sworn allegiance 10 the uou1-e' II Is
believed. came as a direct result OF the
srroi-+r,en+ nv CarranZa last week OF
Cen PaufiIo Natera as CHIEF or the
central division Of the army BY TINS
move Natera became supreme COM
r7ander of the military zone IN which
Villas army would operate when be-
sfeEina- Zacatecas-and villa mas al
yvavs been supreme in the territory
where his army has fought
Unconfirmed reports from the soutn
Tuesday night said that villa rendered
his RESIGNATION five days ago TO Car
rama who has been attempting 10
ma Ike him reconsider. In the meanW ME
according TO the statements or VIA
sympathizers in Juarez, CarraIlIa -
raar sIznOckfng'' Villa to washington
and to rebel commanders IN the field
Some Of these derOgatory messages,
they assert ehave passed through the
Juarez telegraph office
II is said in JuareZ that such a mes
sage had lust been received in the OF
flee when Col Ornelas led his SOL
diers into It intending to secure con-
elusive evidence of CarranZas aIeged
had faith with Villa. Whether or not
the message was found is not known
The Tip" that 1t had been sent from
SaltflIo is reported TO have reached
Col. OrneIas by way Of the railway
telegraph from Torreon. loop OF
ety. military head
Carranza Men Excited.
Carranza officials in FL Paso were
thrown into CONSERVATION by the sud
den turn in affairs. Whether by &C
cideut or intention, prOpiuous time
was chosen for the move, because
Carranza's closest men on the border
are away temporarily. K. v. PES
0ueira. diplomatic agent in the United
States for the rebels, and Carranza
man. left for Douglas Monday night
He has been notified OF the change ana
is expected to return here Thursday
Rafael f. MuzQuiz, consul at Fl Paso
and nephew Of the "tIrst chleI leLl
saturday for Saltillo to confer with
samuel Belden. rebel representa-
tive in san Antonio, is temporary 3. IN
Pesdueira's place and A ]. PAM VINO
is slated for the CarranZa cabinet IS
in Nuzquizs office Neither would
make any statement To-Day except 70
saw that the olIIlculty IS ollg LS--
norarv and will soon be adjusted Iney
offer no exclamation. PAM made sew
eral trips to Juarez last night by au-
romobf1e and returned unmolested'
showing that Villa has evidently or
dered that no personal harm be done
TO CarrauZa's men
The Cause of 1t AL
Although Villas persistent military
successes had OccasiOned speculation
regarding Villas relation with Car
rama. the matter did not come to
head until the appointment by Carran-
"a Of Gen PanfilO Natera, as com
mander of a newly created central
military zone Naterais appointment
placed him in charge Of a strip Of
country which Villa previously had
planned TO invade, including the yet