The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-02
Mexico Seeks Extradi-
tion of Members of
Madero Party.
CUBA REQUESTED
TO DETAIN THEM
They Are Charged With Ofcnsc
Against Diaz-Huerta Govern
nent, and if Returned to
Face Trial 1t Is Considered
Certain They Will Pay
Extreme Penalty.
tspecial to The Times Dispatch.


Mexico city. March I-Franci.co
oIadero. Sr.. father Of the assnssInnt~d
former PrcSidcnt; his brother, F;rncxto
Mndcro. former Minister of I'innncc.
and NIL the members Of their party.
now fugit!vcs I'm Cubn. will bc brought
back To Mexico city for trinI.
Having disposed OF Crnuclsro t;us-
tnvO mud Emilio 1,ndcro-by killing
them-Hnd RaouI. in an unknown man
ncr, the fIucrtn government will now
prosecute md punish tho rcmuInInS
f"o members of tho fnmiIy who were
prominent In government affairs.
The government has requested tho
cuban authorities IL cctain tho Ma
deros and their party In Havana for
c%tradition 10 Mexico, where they will
be tried on a criminal charge, growing
out OF An alleged attempt to bribe
the Zapatistas not TO submit to Huerta
and Diaz
The MaIercs according to charges.
offered money 70 Zapata and his fol
lovers TO remain hostile 10 tho gov
ernmcnt soon after tho execution or
Francisco ATadero and jose pino
Suarcz
Mny Pay Extreme Penalty.
n The Maderist party in cuba. be
sides Francisco, Sr and Ernesio. are
Gohern.-.ion Frcdcrico Gonzales Gar
81 former Governor of the Federal
district. and congressman Scraoio
Rindor and Luis Cabrera All arc i'm
VolVed IN tile alleged ofTcnsc. Should
they he found guilty II is regarded as
certain that they viii be made to suf-
ter the extreme penalty
The most daring deprcdations con
tinue to be committed by rebel bands
IN the moro important Mexican states
despite the submission of nany hostile
icaners and tho stern reprcssiyc mca.-
uTcs Instituted bS the Hucrta govern
ment.
Gcnevcvo de la o. who ,s onor,,,,,
In the state of Arorelor. has sent a
boid defiance to the government do
caring he Will destroy all the pron-
crtY he can reach. y big hacienda
"as DESTROYED by DC Ia O's bandits
last night
Althoush government troops have
taken possession OF the city Of A,-ua (
Caiientes. the rebellious chief oxecu.
i've OF the State OF tho same name
Nincrto Fucntes. has escaped 10 tho
hiils with small band OF his follow
ers. lie took all the availablc state
funds with him
Hcws OF trouble in a new quarter was
received here to-day. a message from,
inc Northern border stating that -
manifesto bad been issued by the Ma
uer,st forces cncaWpcd at Ccnsra,
springs. Mexico. eighteen miles south
l.
erta and FelN Diaz were condemned
10 death, 10 be executed when an
pretended
Marching to Attack
rive hundred government troops are
marching from Aqua Prieta 10 nttact
the rebel forces at Censrns Spri,rs
Francisco Villa has re-cntered Mcr-
ico and is taking an active part in
the rebellion in Sonora
Alberto Guaiuardo, a commander of
irreguiars and close friend OF Venus
tiano Carranza, has joined the Goa
hula rebellion. He occupies. with Goa
'ner, the mining camp a Las I1speran-
zas. Musquiz and -Nhuita.
According 10 reports, 500 rebels have
surrendered in the State Of Vera cruz
ana Pueola, 800 in the State OF Mex
leo and several small attachments in
other States.
General Felipe Angelas, who during.
the street lighting refused to assist
General FictoriaDo Huerta i'm the ar
rest of Francisco Madero. and who was
a-aresaed' - nu. later released and APP
pointed military attache to Belgium
VIII now be detained in Mexico City
and tried on II charge OF executing
Miguel Garduna without warrant dur
ing the lighting in the capital.
The election of Felix Diaz to the
presidency was made certain to-day by
the Liberal Democratic Club naming.
francisco de In Barra, n candidate for
the presidency. for Vice president on
the Diaz ticket This gives Felix Diax
his chief opponent as a running mate.
The next great demonstration in
Mexico City in celebration or the over
throw OF Madero will be the welcome
to Porfirio DiaZ. who will return from
exile In Egypt TO assume his old place
in the army and exert his iron hand in
behalf OF his nephew.
TO Study Aviation.
to
Diaz back to Mexico will go a deleEa
tion of the cadets who took such a dar-
ing part in the liberation of Felix DiaZ
from prison Several Of the cadets will
remain abroad to study aviation with
the view of establishing an aviation
corps as an arm OF the Mexican army.
At meeting OF residents of the
American colony to-day resolutions
We're adopted calling upon the people
of the United States TO lend all pos
sible aid to the people of Mexico in
their efforts to restore peace. Ambas-
sador Wilson was praised at the meet
ing for his noble and patriotic SER
vices, rendered under trying circum-
stan and individual acts of hero
ism were noted in the minutes
Attempts TO aggravate the i'll feeling
on the part of McXicans against Amer
leans in Vera Cruz were frustrated late
to-day, when ii became known that
the she'll which Mexicans claimed had
been fred into Vera Cruz from the
American feet WAS in reality an un-
exploded shell. which exploded when
handled by a Mexican laborer. The
laborsr was killed and three persons
injurEd
Among the documents OF Urauidi, the
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