The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-10
.ENR|LE ARRESTED BY TEXAS RANGER ON BOUNDARY BRIDGE DepOsed Financial Executive of Mexican Revolution
 Caught
 HAS NARROW ECSAPE ROMBEING EXECUTED Arrest Ordered By Mexico Charging Embezzlement of Funds While Consul Under Diaz in Arizona.
 Fears Being Extradited

Fl Paso Tex, June 9.-Gonzales c. En- rifle, deposed financial executive of the Mexican revolution, fleeing to the United States from enemies in the rebel zone who tried to kill him, was arrested early today by c. R. Webster, a Texas ranger, as Enrile crossed the boundary bridge from Juarez.
 Enrile Prisoner
 Tonight Enrile, once right-hand man of General orozco, author of a caustic anti-American proclamation and chief promoter of the revolution, is a prisoner of the United States authorities. His arrest was ordered by the Mexican fed eral government, who charges Enrile with embezzlement of funds while consul under President Diaz at Clifton, Ariz IS months ago. His extradltion on this charge would place him at the mercy of the Mexican government for his political acts.
 Enrile held the funds of the revolution for three months and admitted that he made many enemies. finally being repu- diated by General Orozco.
 Weak from two knife wounds and a bullet hole in his shoulder, sustained in an encounter with two unknown assassins in the city of Chihuahua three weeks ago, Enrile doubted the advice of his physicians and sought medical treatment in the United States. He applied % Marion Letcher, the American consul in Chihuahua for safe conduct to the United States, but the latter declared the mat ter outside his Jurisdiction.
 After a telegram had been sent an- nouncing his death yesterday. the mes sage being intended to foil his Juarez enemies, Enrile was placed secretly aboard train in Chihuahua, arriving in Juarez last night
 He would have escaped the rebel of ficials there but for the watchfulness of Capt Carlos Gonzales chief immigration officer in Juarez. Gonzales arrested En- rifle, taking him before Col Jose Orozeo, head of the garrison, who. notwithstand- ing the safe conduct issued by his cousin, Gen. Pascual Orozco, the rebel chief, made preparations to execute Enrile.
 Enrile's Life Spared
 On bendek lines the fugitive begged for life, beseeching Col. Pascual Orozco, ST. father of the military leader, to get in teiegraphic communication with his son in Chihuahua. The elder Orozco did so, and finally released Enrile Early today Con zales. who has blocked escape, was found dead in a resort with bullet through his brain.
 The death of Gonzales who was a class mate at Buclxnell college of christy Math- ewson, the New York National league pitcher, is unexplained. The general im- pression is that friends of Enrile caused Gonzales death, fearing that Gonzales might kill Enrile despite instructions from rebel headquarters.
 You might as well get General Orozco,' said Enrie as Ranger Webster led him to jail.
 T came only for medical treatment, but if the Mexican federal government gets me the revolution has lost its personal friend and supporter''
 Fears Madero Government
 Enrile talked of his own importance to the rebel cause, and expressed the fear that the Madero government would appre- hend him by extraditlon. He will be held without bond 40 days pending the arrival of extradition papers from Mexico, when he will be given a hearing before United States commissioner.
 Enrile's flight is said here to bear out reports of Reorganization and internal in trieues within the rebel organization. General Huerta was reported to have moved far north of Santa Rosalia today. while from Nazas, 50 miles east of Tor reon. the defeat of the rebel forces under Generals Campa and Argumendo by Gen eral Banquet and l500 federal cavalry was reported to the Mexican consul here. If confirmed this means the end of the rebel movement toward the rear of Huer- ta's columns, a harassng expedition that | has been causing the government com | mander no little worry.