Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-28
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Program Outlined.

DlDlOHldllC SACuduSSS Hdu proceeded
sufficiently, Senor Madero said to
make it safe to state that the office
Of vice president at. present occupied
by Senior Corral, whom he termed OBJ
noxious, will be abolished, for the
time being at least. He predicted
that the resignation of Corral will
leave the functions of the office Of
vice president to the new foreign min
lister, Senor de La Barra, Senior Ma
dero said. DiaZ will save his face by
remaining in Office four or six months.
then resign. He will plead weariness
on account of his many years. 1t will
then fall to de La Barra TO become
de facto president and call an cleo
ton. The administration party. it is
said, will choose Limantour, minister
of finance, as its candidate for pres.
ident.
Federal Officials Butchered.
FL Paso, Texas, March 2S.-Mail
advices fro mAlamosa, Sonora con-
firm the report that the revolutionists
under Loya slaughtered every federal
official in the town of Guazaparaz,
near the Sonora line when they took
the town. A young telegrapher alone
escaped, He fell with others beneath
the dead and crawled out u hours la
ter. He made his way barefooted to
Chinipas, 40 miles away.
Riots at Tepic.
Rebel bands are now operating in
Jalisco and Zacatecas, having crossed
over from Durango. Several of the
small towns were taken including
Tlaltenago, where the National Bank
of Mexico, the postoffice and tax col
lector were robbed. The closing of
the mining company's plant at Tejic,
capital of that state, has thrown thou,
sands out of work, and resulted in
riots.
Fleeing Across Border.
FL Paso, Texas, March 2S.-Refu,
gees who have been able to reach the
border report that thousands of non.
combatants in northern Mexico are
struggling to get out of the country
Many women and children have nc
means of transportation. Others fear
that their property will fall into the
hands of the insurgents. Seventeen
families on the border near Ell Paso
today appealed to the customs off
cials to be allowed to bring their
horses and household goods into this
country. They pleaded that they
were tired of fighting to preserve
their prosperity at the risk of thei1
lives. Although business in Juare2
seemingly continues as usual, many
families are moving to the American
side because of the persistent rumors
that Juarez will eventually be atsacx
Ell by the insurrectos
Maderos Reach San Antonio,
San Antonio, Tex, March 2S-Fran
cisco l. Madero Sr. and son. Guslaye
Madero, father and brother of the
Mexican insurrecto leader. Francisco
l. Madero, arrived here today. They
went at once to the house of Alfonso
Madero, where the local j1nfa meets
The Maderos said that the reunion
was purely personal affair, but i'm
preston prevails that matters of mo
ment are to be considered in connec
tion with peace proposals.
No More Guerilla Warfare.
Ell Paso, Texas, March 2S.-Gueril
la warfare has been formally aban
doned by the Mexican Insurrectos, ac
cording to a decree issued by Fran
cisco /. Madero, and made public
today The decree organizes the en-
tire republic into seven groups o.
states, each group to be known as {
war zone, the insurrectos in eacf
group to constitute corps. MaderC
becomes the Supreme Head of the In
surgent Army" Army ranks an(
promise of a pension law are an
nounced. One of the objects is to in
duce foreign countries to recognize
| the belligerency of the insurrectos
General Bertholdt Executed.
| Mexicali, Mex, March 2S.-Fugitiv'
rebels from the fight at Alamo OF
March % reached MeXicali today will
the startling information that Gen
eral Bertholdt, the American Social
ist insurrecto leader was wounded il
the lungs in that battle taken prison
er and executed three days later a
Ensenada Seven rebels in all wer
captured and executed.
| The New Cabinet.
Mexico City, March 2S.-Coinciden
with the official announcement of tn
Diaz cabinet came that of the al
pointment of Manuel De Zacamacon
Inclan as ambassador to the Unite
!! States, succeeding Francisco de |