Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-30
CONSPIRACY TO KILL MADERO
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tuaily rent reply stating he was open
to receive propositions"
This was followed by a telegram from
Villieres. instructing vinjoen Ito watch
the rebel chief note by what road he
comes and when he leaves. Make friends
with orozco There is a fortune in sight
for US"
Shortly after this two-men appeared in
FL Paso and secretly met vinijoen and
orozco who professed their willingness to
enter the plot. Villieres declares he was to
receive $4,000 and Orzoeo a like amount
Money was given them for current ex-
penses, Villjoen receiving $3.50 and Orzoco
5000 Dunn, who was one OF the pair Vill-
joen asserts, translated to them cipher
message, which read:
Last message at hand Rosen working
hard for change of federal city. DO not
worry about financial end, Of which we
VIII take care. Would advise direct action
Continue advising and act as you think
best. Mexico. City says agent Figueroa
BROTHERS, coming from south.
The message, it was explained, came
from the conspiracy at Mexico City. The
regerence to Diaz was not explained by
General Villejoen.
illjoen and Orozco, Dunn started for Mex
leo City. followed by a private detective,
with Instructions, to arrest him on Next
can soil The arrest was made at Monterey
last night. kilograms from there last night
declared that important. papers had been
found on the prisoner ~
According to General Villjoen, third al
legged conspirator was TO have been ar
rested at Mexico. City, but sufficient evil
dence could not be obtained.
De Villfers Denies Charges.
De Villiers when seen at the county jail
today, looked cheerful, but. refused to dis
euss the charges against him.
Il am innocent OF any charge. and I'll
be out in a few days and have drink with
you ALL" he said laughingly through the
prison bars to the newspaper men.
Asked about the telegrams which had
been found on him and which General VII
joen claims were shown to him, the pris-
oner replied: ~. .se. ..-
None OF the kilograms were addressed to
me-" ..t...
Though some of the messages used
ALIASES those which Constable Brown found
on De Villieres. according to Browns dec
laration today, are addressed to Daniel
Vllleres .....
lie NuHeTS declared lnAI ne WIS Il
rancher and that his home Is in San An
tonic. He said he fought in the Boer war
and there met General Yilljoen. 1t was
the intimacy arising from that meeting
upon which De Villiers based his idea that
the general would enter the plot, or at
least not disclose the namos of those who
were initiating 1t. The belief was ex-
pressed by Daniel Jackson, General VIII
joen's attorney today that De Villers
and Dunn had operated so freely in Ameri-
can territory that they thought they could
not be indicted for a political offense
against another country.
Mr.. Jackson stated today that the com
plant against De Viliers was based on
Texas statute and, as It is alleged CON
spiracy to murder a citizen of another
land. Francisco 1, Madero. 1t would be
possible, IL necessary, to secure extradltion
of many important persons in Mexico, said
| to be involved in the case.
Mr.. Jackson said the names Of many men
| in Mexico known to be members of the
! 'Cientiffeco" party were among these. He
declared he would show the connection
with the plot of Rosefd Pinedo leader of
the "Cientifiee" party in the Mexican city.
las a Mexican congressman is immune
from arrest Mr. Jackson said he did, not
know exactly-7hopt Senior Pinedo could be
| brought to triak7 ,a-,- ,,-r. ..s,t .-~'
Alleged Code kilograms.
]. E. Wharton. local attorney, has