The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
GEN.. ANGELES
AND is CHIEFS
DESERT VILLA
Quit Mexico and Say They
VIII Never again Serve
Northern Leader.

+, T..p. Ten, Sept. 2i-Edward
,.cr.. ..ntrcr OF Geu. Felipe Angeles.
Was r.rue. artillery chief, announced
,.d,y That he and mis- brother are
rough with thu villa cause forever.
.yi.. -. not taken the advice of any
obs s.ir since his dcfeu; by obregon
re,,.. sad Angeles. $50 there is no
rs t.r "a. Oh, stay ia Mexico. We are
.,,Inl down on a tanch in the FL raso
Nurt.
N Angeles were Carlos Arrange,
49,, Al Tr,5o. Jose Nafarette and two
a..,s " .u., names the American army
,a... lid not get. Nefarctte IL a
~. .- o.. she Clrranza commander at
Ma. .,s. but has been a villa leader.
Al .r,.,ri 10 the American side ana
..d il was their intention TO quit war
90 In Mexico. some Droght house
hold goods
occurrence declared that Gen. Angeles
himself before going to Washington
carly this week to present Villas claims
., the state department gave them his
word Of honor shat he would not return
q, Mexico as a commander of villa
roopS 10 his peace plans failed.
Tho villa cause received another blow
when American troops arrested east OF
tere near Maria. Tex, Gems. Raoul Ma
derp and SANTIAGO sanchez. and Jose
I,uliio. ruilo Nisuucz, Teiyanin Ran
fL, jose Maria Rodriguez, Raoul pavila.
Eamon Tlr.,'iu and Ahram Martinez, all
villa l.a,rI- They were fleeing ron
Mexico.
Mldtro admitted to-day that his force
Us completely wiped out or scattered In
his battle with TIE CIrrauz1 forces at
l4redur tNo weeks agu and hat ne and
Is officers are the sole survivors Of his
Command 80 far as he knows. He and
is star wli be informed by the United
states army.
carr,0au officials said to-nige' that
villa has gouiiscatcd the property OF
Albert VI Jero. who is row in Califor-
Ia. While villa was holding Jose and
Pablo Garcia, wealthy men Of Zacate-
as, in the p~enitrutiary at Chihuahua
,Or $4,000 ransom. Madero interceded
nd secured their liberation and snug
gled them gu; of the country. receiving
$4,000. IL is said. For this villa on
Ascated his property and ordered the
seizure o. a trainlold ( cattle which
Nid,ro WAS exporting hut which had
w H'HAh 49, 80 q hF'H WV
There Is a rumor that another New
party is in process OF formation. 10 be
headed by Gen. Angeles. DIR. Miguel
silva, GOV. Jose Maria Maytorena.
Raoul Madero and senior Arveo.
No news was received in FL Paso to-
day concerning l.. l.. Fuller. the Cali
fornia rauchman. held for ransom in
The hills south Of villa Ahumada. e. II.
Fuller, a brother, who arrived Thurs
day afternoon. is looking after Mrs. T..
+ Fuller.
William McCabc. the ranch foreman.
who was captured with Fuller, is said To
have been released by the bandits and
TO have come to the border and re-
turned south with those negotiating for
the release Of Fuller. The brother de-
d.ned To confirm this.
Mrs. 4. T.. Nillasenor de Aguirre, n
prominent m Of Mexico, to-day is
sued = call for all Mexican women. now
refugees In this country. to join har in
forming a peace league for the purpose
4 helping to bring about peace in
NeXi,o.
Villa Is performing a willy piece OF
strategy To- impress the United State-
with the size of his army, according
10 one ~ hls eN-Gcnerals, IN is living
iu F. rdso. This officer declared to-
day that villa has not brought more
than 5000 men north and that all told
the Villa army does not number over
5000 meu.
The men brought north. this office
SAYS, are being shipped through Juare2
to a point about twelve miles south.
west over the Mexico Northwestern
Railroad, there diSentrained, marched
back east across country about six miles
IN Tho M.NIl4s fH.nVTal rAlAa1.l nVI
again seat into Juarez. lie declares
that be- made the tour of the triangle
four times before he got tired and quit,
By this method villa has impressed
America Observers with the belief thai
he has moved about 5000 men into
JuarcZ over the Mexican Central from
the south .s' and out again over the
NorlhN vst'rn 20 the southwest. This
oiicer declares that one of the Wills
forces BIAS been sent to Casas Grandes
en- route to Sonora, as claimed by villa
Throwing SAM in the eyes OF tn,
United States Was the way an Ameri'
can army officer to-day characterize