The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-12
Madero Names Cabinet.

JuafeZ, MEXICO, May ll-MeXlcO
/ provisional government became an es
! tablished fact today with the naming
of cabinet by Francisco /. Madero
Jr., provisional president and with
the establishment OF capital at the
captured city OF Juarez. The cabinet
follows:
Dr. Vaesquez Gomez, minister of for.
| eign relations.
Gustave Madero, minister of f.
nance.
Vesustiano Carranza, minister of
war
FREDERICK Gonzales Garez. minister
of the interior.
Pine Suarez, minister of justice.
Juan Sanchez Azcona, secretary to
the president.
Secretary of War Carranza will
have charge of the raiwya and tele-
graph, and his first act was to grant
permission for the repair of the Mex
leo Northwestern railroad. gang
of men Immediately set to work on
the torn roadbeds south of Juarez.
Gonzales Cara will have charge of
the mail service and Secretary of the
Treasury Gustavo Madero will direct
the affairs of the custom house.
That the insurrecto army is more
than an armed mob was shown today
in the complete absence of looting and
of intoXication, and the Quickness with
which the shattered city was cleared
of its dead and wounded. The embar-
80 against visitors was removed dur
ing the morning, and curious sight
seers in thousands poured across the
BRIDGES leading from FL Paso.
Only occasionally cases of looting
were reported. and these not by the
insurrectos themselves but by in
satiahle curio hunters, one of whom
trumphantly displayed in FL Paso two
silver Candlesticks taken from the big
church in which yesterday the fed
erals made a desperate stand
Watching for Rabaeo.
In the meantime the insurrectos are
not overlooking the possibility of at
tack from Colonel Rabago. reported
approaching from Chihuahua with a
relief force Naturally the rebel lead
ers did not diyulge their plans in this
direction, but it is known that sur.
prise from the south is carefully be-
ing guarded against.
Juarez contains tonight the larger
part of Madero's original force of l.
$40 men, augmented by several scores
of volunteers. who during the day en-.
listed under the banner of the victori-
ouS rebel army and were armed with
captured rifles.
Now that the battle of Juarez has
been fought and won. even the insur- |
recto leaders are wondering somewhat
at the easinesS Of the capture Of the
city that appeared almost :mpregna-'
BILE
with a we'll drilled force OF regu-
lars, ,horoughly armed with field guns
ana rapid fire rifles. posted at strategi.
'al points, the garrison outfough- and
'utmaueuyered surrendered to a
.orCe OF iasurrectos that ar the mos.
iid not number more than 600 or ZOO
iehtn- men when the white flag on
The federal barracks was run up in
okeu OF surrender.
An explanation may be found in the
Of federal soldiers. \ num-
yer Of the wounded expressed sympa-
hy with he insurrecto cause. while
others, unwounded, but disarmed. op-
'nly fraterualized with the rebels.
They simply would not fight" epit-
'mized the belief in insurrecto ranks.
General Nadero has established his
headquarters in the municipal build
ne across the street from the church
i-tN 90 w ttN AAS SAN AAN "a tAtt AlNa NrSA
lighting and there during the morn
ng he conferred with his leaders and
'enorS Obregon and Pranif. who acted
5 Co-between in the futile negotia-
ions for peace, and Or. Vasque, Go
nez, confidential agent OF the revolu- ,
ioniStS at Washington.
The Madero headquarters We're be
legged all day by anxious household Z
RS and store keepers imploring the
ebel leader that they might he al
owed To resume possession of their
'ullst-Shat,ered property. Only in a
ew cases we're such permisSions CIV
n. guards having been stationed al
early every building in town 10 pre-
cut looting.
All of the dead had been buried
oday. the wounded removed 10 tempo /
airy hospitals. where surgeons ot the
Red Cross were busy looking after
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