The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-24
AUTHORITIES MAKE NUMBER OF ARRESTS Complete Field Outfit Also
 Found ROJAS Is ARRESTED
Jose Pino Suarez Is Inaugurated Vice President of Mexico. Other Insurrections Are
 Reported

Laredo Tex, November 23.-The ar rest of 37 alleged "undesirables,' the discovery of a complete field signal service system for telegraphing or tele- phoning and a hospital service outfit were located today in the Mexican rev. olutionary situation. Early today, mounted and foot officers made the rounds of various hotels and boarding houses where alleged revolutionists or refugees were known to he making their abode and by midday had apprs- hended 37 men of Mexican nationality, some of them wealthy residents of Mex ico, who have been here since the in- cipiency of the movement.
 Thirty-two of the men made satisfac- tory explanation that their sojourn in Laredo was because of disturbances in the southern region and were released. 1mmi~cation officials have asked Wash ington officials to authorize warrants for the deportation of the other i've The signal service outfit was discov- cred in a hotel building at the corner of Lincoln street and Santa Isabel ave- nue. within a stones throw of the rail- road station.
 Besides modern telegraph and tele- phone instruments sufficient wire was found to provide for the construction of a complete system. The hospital out fit was located in the same building. A United States secret service oper Rtive made the find. The confiscated paraphenalia was taken to Fort Me 1ntosh. So far those in charge of the outfits have not been arrested. Locally the situation is tense and develop ments of an interesting nature are not unlikely within the next 24 hours.
 The five men held for deportation are:
 Francisco Aedeth, a former captain of rurales, native of France by birth but a na turalized Mexican citizen; Ar mando L. Rojaz, former chief of po- lice in Monterey Carlos Gonzales, for mer chief of police of Lampazos, Mex; Ascension Bona and Alfredo Renteria.
 Rojas, chief of police of Monterey, caused the arrest of President Francisco l. Madero of Mexico, several years ago. At the time Madero was a candidate for president in opposition to President Diaz He was formally charged with melting disorders After the election he was re- leased under bond. escaped to the United States and organized the revolution which ended in the overthrow of the Da4 government. The technical charge against the men is that they are surreptitiously in the United States.
  Suarez, in whose inauguration the anti administrationists claim to see parallel to the foisting upon the people of Ramon Corral by Diaz. and whose championing by Madero is one of the chief weapons of the revolutionary agitators, took the oath of office as vice president of the repub lie today. In spite of many evidences of unpopularity noted during his campaign, there was little show of open hostility to Suarez during the ceremony or in the streets as he made his way from the chamber of deputies to the national pal ace. On the contrary, he was roundly ap- plauded from the galleries as he swore to uphold the constitution and in lesser de- gres by the crowds, small by comparison with those which turned out to witness the Madero inauguration.
 While the revolution was seemingly for gotten for moment in the capitol, news was received of a new uprising at Ca- dereyta by Arturo Maigin, Dr. Jose Gui- terrez and 40 others, and another at San tiago, where 20 men have taken up arms under Hilario Hinojosa. Both towns are in Nuevo Leon near Monterey.
 A Reyista movement was also reported from Durango, headed by Jesus Asunsolo, reputed to be a millionaire. Asunsolo and 19 of his followers were arrested.