El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-18
ZAPATA RETAKES
MEXICAN CAPITAL
Drices the Carranza CARR
son Out Of Mexico City
and Retakes It.
Continued From Page one1.

senada and there taking off the cargo
and munitions Of the japanese shir
that recently went aground on the
Point of Rocks, near Ensenada.
West to Leave Friday.
Duval West, recently appointed spe-
cial representative in Mexico by presi-
dent Wilson, expects to leave Friday
night for AguascaHentes, where he will
confer with Villa. George C. CarOthers,
another special agent, arrived here
Wednesday and will accompany Mr..
West south. 1t is understood that Villa
viii return to AgUascalientes for the
conference early next week.
Railroads Not War Equipment.
Railway lines controlled by the Con
VenuOnalist" forces are not to J e con-
sidered as war equipment but as a
means of transportation, to which the
public has as much right as the mill
tarys according to circular recently
issued at Aguascalientes by Gen. Villa.
The circular is addressed to chiefs Of
the army and contains general rules
for their conduct, but the railway stu
alton is specially commented upon.
To HeOrGanize Railway System.
Every effort is HSing made by the
northern leader to reOrganize the roads
now in his control On account of the
almost complete stOppage of general
traffic so that military trains could
be operated, cars that had been bOr-
rOwed from roads in this country had
been allowed to remain on sidings or
go far south and could not be found
when it was necessary to return them
to their owners. This state of affairs
resulted in the recent general order
by nearly every road in this country
that no cars should be allowed to go
into Mexico. The result was that the
railway service was almost crippled,
as hundreds of the National lines cars
have been destroyed.
a in fnrT Ns1r
all orders for the future use of equip
ment for military service must be
issued from the Quartet general and
that equipment must be returned just
as soon as the movement is completed.
Must Not Tamper With Cars.
The circular strictly forbids the
making of alterations in any equip
ment and under no circumstances Will
foreign cars be allowed to make up
part of the military train. Referring
to this matter the circular reads:
when through any necessity COM
manders must make use of foreign cars
they will take special care to release
them as quickly as possible and viii
notify the general manager, by tele-
graph, in order that he may see to
their return to their foreign owners
as quickly as possible
The general orders conclude with
the statement that infringements of
any of the provisions will be punished
severely and that the nlgher IN rank
the officer the greater will be the
punishment
MatIerOs Quarrel with Angeles, Claim.
Serious differences between Gen.
Felipe Angeles ana the NaderOs has re
suited from the incorporation of exfed-
erals I'm the Angeles ranks at Monterey,
according to advices received by Carran-
cistas here. These state that the prin-
Cipal cause of friction has developed
over the admission of Aguirre Guardi-
ola, who. it is claimed, burned NuevO
Laredo last April when the Huertistas
evacuated the port, INTO the Angeles
brigade Both Raoul and Emilio Ma
derO are declared to have left for San
Pedro. refusing to further be connect
ed with Angeles's division.