Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
BROUGHT TO Ell PAS0
Spectacular Career of Almost
Lifelong Bandit Is Told
First Time AuthorItatNcIy
Name Originally Arrange

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pressure or his generals. the weight of
his defeat in sonora ana tho counsel
lf his wife. General Francisco Villa is
on his way to the border. and the
United States. his titlc ot commander
u-ehief rcnounccl and hs firm dee
termination 10 continue lighting tao
de tacto government of Currana until
death, broken once and for all
Tclcgrams n code from tho capital
tris afternoon stated briefly that
peace had been declared thorc Thorg
win Dec no more fighting.
villa Rcmarrics wife.
Previous TO rcnouncms his cons
mond General villa listened to his
wife and was united 20 her In a ciNn
marriage Thoy had been married
by church ceremony several years
ago at san Andres. chihuahua but the
the civil marriugc was required by
Mexican law 10 make the ne legal
il was believed that tho marriage
would remove amy moml impediment
tn the entrance uf Mrs Villa and GEN
cru villa into me United states
Revolution Not Ended
while tho retirement of villa was
upon pressure from his generals. as-
in council of war in the cupi-
tal 10 Is not admitted thar the rovu-
tuition is enocd Indeed 10 Is assorted
that Che revolution viii receive a new
impetus from the absence OF villa and
The substitution Of a lcadcr who is said
To De- Governor Avila of chihuahua
state
Villas Move 10 III PasO.
The rcluqulshmeut OF command by
Villa has been rumored at the border
for several weeks, but the first indi-
cations came today in the removal of
tie household goods of General villa
to El Paso. following the sudden APP
pearancc Of Mrs villa az the border,
from Chihuahua, late last night The
p
ciul agent of the convention govern
ment at Juaroz, were next reported
coming across the international bridge.
Later the wives of the brothers reach
ed E paso and il was said Colonel
ilipolito villa was expected to arrive
shortly, and that General villa would
reach the border tonight or tomorrow
morning
Confusion IN JunteE
An exodus of Villa chicttains' FAINT
lies across the border during the aft
ernoon, and word given In Juarez for
Officers take care Of yourselves" ro-
suited In a scurrying Of officers IN be-
wilderment A number clnmbered on
trains going south with supplies 10 the
army and they wore followed by some
Of their men, shortly afterWard rifles
and equipment appeared from hiding
places and were loaded into cars going
to Chihuahua CITY
Among the families 10 cross tho bor-
der today with household goods were
those Of General Manuel Oehoa. COM
manding tho garrison nt Juorez, and
General Fidci Avila, governor Of Chi
huahun state.
Villas Real Name Arrange
General Francisco Villo was born
Dorotco Arrange in Durango state, ac-
cordng TO those who claimed to have
known him as a boy There he work
ed about the corrals Of ranches. Beat
en- severely on order of tho vito Of a
r9ucber. he took to the hills and bee
cume q bandit at the age Of t6.
According To General Villas own
story he received the name Of Fran
cisco villa from Francisco Madero
when ne c3pouscd the cnusc Of Ma
dcro AS the apostle of liberty iu
Moxlco Madcro conferred the name
of an historic Mexican bandit upon
the outlaw leader
Generous 60 the Poor.
II was Provisional Governor Abra-
ham Gonzales, of Chihuahua vino en-
listed villa, . bandit in western Chi
huahua, iu The NIadcro revolution,
when Francisco Madcro took the
field villa sent "a messcnger 10 Con
zalcz saying he wished TO Join the
movement for the Liberation of the
McHican people, the overthrow of the
rich and the upiftng Of the poor.
villa 40 that time. although bandit
was known widely for his generosity
to tho poor
Gonzales accompanied Villas mos-
seuger To- Las Hcdcmas western chi
huahua, and was taken ON q trail
through the mountains, blndfolded,
to hut iu canon where by ID hearth
fire ne met the bandit chief VIll0
asked only pardon for his crimes as
II bandit ass pay tor culistinB with his
band of about fifty men. Gonzalez
promised that Vt hls conduct was good
during The revolution me would sc-
cure him d pardon ile told Con
zalez that he became bandit when
his sister WAS ill-ased by federal of-
nccr lie shot the officer and took
10 the hilh
villa took the field against Diaz