Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-02

NOGALES, Ariz., Dec. General
Urbalejo. Villas Yaqui Indian chief
tain, with his entire command of
400, surrendered today to Car
rama army officers at Corbo, 200
miles south of here, according to a
report which reached here late today.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-Attribut-
ing his recent situation to the failure
of the United States government to
support him, General villa is plan
ming raids on American territory
along the border, according to infor-
nation which has reached Major
General Funston, commanding the
American border guard.
In re9orting this to the War depart
ment today General Funston said he
could not believe General Villa contem-
plated any such hazardous undertaking,
and added that he was transmitting the
reports merely 10 show what villa was
said to be telling his followers.
An additional machine gun platoon and
four troops Of cavalry have been sent to
reinforce the American garrison at Naco.
Ariz General Funston said the other
garrlsons are strong enough for any pres
ent emergency.
assurances of ample protection for for
eign settlers In the Yaqui valley regions
! have been received from Carranza au-
thorities by Admiral winslow. who re-
ported his arrival today at Topolombampo
L l.. H. rI,a
| commander has promised a mounted pa
troll of 100 men at the entrance to the
valley aud to hold a force of 5000 addi-
tional troops within easy supporting dis
tance.
SO far as known no Americans have
LCen injured in Indian raids.
villa Chiefs shot.
LOS ANGELES, Cal; Dec. 1.-Two Villa
Generals, Orestes Pereyra and L. Jiminez,
with fifty other officers of their COM
mand, captured after a battle on the
Frerte river, in Sonora, were court-mar-
tailed and shot, according to a telegram
received today from General Obregon at
Nogales. by Arturo Gonzales. Carranza
commercial agent here.
Villas power now has been completely
Al Carlo. north of Hermosillo, where
General Manuel Diguez finally scattered
! lns main body, villa destroyed all of his
artillery.
A part of his forces defeated on the
Fperte river escaped westward. proceed.
Ina appareptly toward Lower California
with the expectation Of Joining Governor
Esteban cantu at Mexicali. cpposite ca
lexico, Cal.
obregon also stated that among the
numerous prisoners who surrendered tc
General p. Elias Gales was Alejandro
Ceresola. former commander OF the Next
car navy under Huerta.
Catrnnza Sends TrOOps East.
NOGALES. Ariz., Dec. l.--Having Sc
cured permission from Washington to
transport eastward over American terri
tory 5000 CarranEa troops, General AL
varo obregon entrained today 1900 men
destined for Naco and Aqua Prieta
They are Co operate against villa troops
who apparently have been broken into
small bands in accordance with their
chiefs plan to resort to guerilla warfare
and border raids IL defeated In battle py
the Carranza forces.
The remainder OF ObregOn's expedition
airy force. 5000 men. will be sent east.
ward as soon as sufficient railroad
equipment is available. United States
troops have been detailed as an escort
General obregon said, that Jose Rodri-
guez. the villa commander reported yes
terday to be menacing Aqua Prieta. was
not strong enough successfully to attack
the Mexican town opposite Douglas
Nevertheless he decided to strengthen
the garrison there and also at Naco.