The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-25

fore the world by means OF n judicial
Investigation This investigation
probably Will not be concluded for
some days.
Already the political world is turn
ing TO the elections. II Is said that
General Felix Diaz will have as his
opponents in his candidacy for the
presidency Francisco De La Barra,
the present minister OF foreign rela-
tons; Radolfo Reyes. son OF General
Bernardo Reyes. who was killed in
the first attack on the palace. and DIT.
Francisco Vasquez Gomez. Friends
have begun a campaign in behalf OF
these various candidates. The hold
ing OF the elections viii depend upon
the state Of the country. but Presi-
dent Huerta insists upon "A free choice
Of the people when peace IS restored.
which Will make this possible.
Reports are not altogether reassur-
ing from the states Of COahuila.
NueVO Leon and san Luis Potosi.
where rebels are committing depreda
lions. The Zapatistas in the south
also are giving trouble. and IL is re-
ported that one town In the state OF
Puebla has been sacked.
This. however. is characterized by
the government as the work of a small
Il Insignificant portion OF the rebel
army In h south. and is due per
haps 10 ignorance OF Developments in
the capital.
II j. said that the new revolution
attempted by Emilio and Raoul Ma
dero. brothers OF the late president
Is making little headway
Gen. Mondragon. provisional minis.
ter ~ war. summoned Commandant
Francisco Cardenas and Col. Rafael
ifmiento, who were in command Of
the Turaies guarding Madero and
Suarez. TO the National Palace for an
. RW ~ tHrFann T1al.- aNF non lL-raAaN
that there we're at least 80 men in
the attacking party According 10
the story OF a Mexican newspaper
man. who for obvious reasons desired
his identity 20 be unknown. Madero
and Suarez were not shot during "A
scrimmage. but were assassinated by
rurales in h rea OF the penitenti-
airy. Part ~ this mans story fol-
lows.
Tells story Of Tragedy.
followed the tracks OF Two auto
mobiles around the corner of the
p~enttentiary paralleling the eastern
wall. Right on the edge OF a shadow.
cas- by the brilliant moon. half way
down the rear wall. there was a group
o. men ana two automobiles II was
about II y o'clock The mon were
running about Finally they gathered
in o spot some distance away from
The automobile. I saw one man -Iu
600 NN- IH 90 III III o.
Join Tire group Then 90 ruraIc. with
% rife in his hand. came running 20
ward me-
" rat has happened ! asked him
itr slowed uD a little and shouted.
Naaero has been shot Next AN OF.
tfnr came running IN my direction.
t.- was stu standing by the cornpr.
Nt1srD g. dead. h. called 20 me
Then Dc continued There vas "a
uEhf they tried 70 rescue him. hp
was hu' dead. and Slarcz was. 100
7 asked him n 7 could proceed 200
ahead its ~ over nov DO replied
s. 2 walked forward saw two
prone bodies picked 49, from tfa
GROUND Three men carried each
body. one man having the arms. the
otn"r- 'he legs The heads ~ hO-h
victims hans down. almo-' dragging
upon m" ground
Views Bodies Of Victims
iu the moonlight ] could see th.
NaNnn and bearded features OF Ma
c'ru -ue1red With blood fI- month
VAS open aud his eyes CO. The TROPICAL
moonlight had q WILD. staring sstr..
sion There was no blood on Srarrz
ffcr and 2 could NOT tell rhs-. r.
vas wounded Suarel eyes wore
tightly closed
They grt Nad.rIs brdt down q
moment 20 rrtf and vas very ue..
'F" r0rIsn ills white. shirt u..
-W'1r'a uifr hiuoI .. though Hc rat
Nntr wounded Boo fUs rrs.f m COS,
op.n Zoo front fo f-si Dr. bic fatr'
Dad stopped heating
asked boo officer 4h1 came .f
-pH To- Dad happened fl- .miInd If
friendly RrsafIuE with apparently u,
fIrrFh' rf the t-1godt in BOZ. mind
iu.u -aiI $50 Rtr. u.ari. FOO fU.
r"r'' r'ary when . heard shuts ,
number Nt mon rHr toward uIr r.r..