Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-02-26

/ Iclal confirmation was received lOud.
OF the reported death Of Eme!io Ma
dero, brother of the late eX-president
who was said to have been shot deaC
near Monterey, while attempting tc
Join the rebels at Nuevo Laredo The
Representatives of the foreign powers
lave formally accepted the ofitcia
! version of the death of eX-President
Francisco Madero and eX-Vice Presi
/ Cent Jose Pine Suarez.
The investigation continued today
The situation here has not changed
Reports from numerous districts
today indicated that most of the rebel
| leaders are inclined to cooperate with
the new administration. The appoint
rent of prominent army men as gov
e,nors of states is taken to mean that
IIuerta intends to rule with q firm
hand.
SAYS IT is "SPURlOUS."
Eagle Pass, Texas, Feb. 2G.-The
stage is completely set today along
the border opposite this section of
Texas for a new Mexican revolt, that
of Governor V. Carranza, Of the state
of Coahuila. IIe has officially pro-
claimed the Huerta government
spurious"
Many MexiCans are fleeing to the
American side for nrotection.
1000 REBELS IN ARMS.
Douglas. Aiz., Feb. 2G.--Part of the
revolters from Aqua Prieta, joining
others in the hills attacked and took
the town of Frontieras later today. OF
the small regular federal garrison
four were killed and fourteen wound
ed Padilla is reported at Cumpus,
leading 500 revolving troops, who are
to start late today for Frontieras,
where the new rebel forces will mebi'
lize.
Rebel .Iuntas have been organized in
r,any parts of northern Sonora and
ale said to be working with Governor
Maytorena, who has refused to accept
the Huerta provisional government.
At Pilares, 1000 rebels are reported to
be in arms, and another group at Can
elea under Girl Ramirez is said to
contain 1900 mutinous volunteers.
The regular garrisan at Aqua Prieta
las been reduced to 200 men by the
disarming of the volunteers today,
and General Ojeda has sent a rest to
Mexico City for reinforcements to pre-
vent an attack by the new rebels on
the Mexican border town. which near
ly abuts Douglas.
cHlCAGoANS PATRIOTIC.
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. ga light horse
Lattery, which has been formed by
II ore than twenty Chicago business
men and which Is to be one of the first
volunteer bodies to offer its services
10 the country in case of war, appear
ef in it's first regular uniform drill
last night.
WILL "MANEUVER."
Washington, d. c., Feb. 26.--With
prospect of armed opposition to the
new provisional government in Mex
IL
cd uprisings by followers of the late
President Madero, it is the opinion OF
edminis tration officials here that
chances for the use of the military
arm to protect American interests
have greatly diminished.
The concentration of troops at Gal
weston will continue but admittedly
tic purpose is now principally to test
the working of the new system OF
army reorganization. Major General
Carter, commander of the second di-
vision, due to arrive in Galveston
within the next "a hours, will take
tie opportunity afforded by the as
sembly of complete division OF
troops to put them through their
races, thus affording the various regl'
mental and brigade commanders prac'
titally their first opportunity to direct
the movements of the large bodies OF
men that would fall to their command
in time of war
II the complete division is as
SC0lDleu Ill SHe'' O'SS'
about seven miles distant, and in the
camp Just opened near Houston before
the end of the present week, the mill
tary experts feel that they will have
accomplished a creditable feat. 1t is
tue that the movement appears to be
very slow in comparison with the re-
lnarkable mobilization of the allied
armies in the Balkans. But as mat
ter of fact such distances as that
f. ON Fort d. A. Russell, Wyo.. and
Fort Smelling, to Galveston, would
lave greatly taxed the resources OF
the best European quartermaster de-
partment.
22ND INFANTRY MOVES.
Ell Paso, Texas, Feb. 26.-The Twen-
ty-second infantry began moving TO-
day from Fort Bliss. The three trains
are being rushed to Texas City, near
Galveston, it is said, the order to pro-
ceed to Brownsville being withdrawn
Ell Paso business men who protest