The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-21
Despite the Termination of
Hostilities in the.
Capital
AND ESTABLISHMENT
OF ADMINISTRATION
Not Decided To-day What
To Do With Deposed
Rulers

Francisco Madero and Joseph Suarez
respectively the deposed president anc
vice-president of Mexico, has lost pree
edence in interest to the residents o
the capital, who are now more con
cerned as to the extent to which Mexico
is yet in state of revolution, despit,
the termination of hostilities in tho
capital and the establishment of the new
administration.
The disposition of the fallen rulers
had not been settled this morning, but
ii is believed that some measures short
of death will be devised for Madero's
elimination from public life.
Mexico City, Feb. 2l.-That Francisco
Madero will get out of Mexico without
having to face official Investigations for
one thing or another now appears inn
probable. He has already been charged
with responsibility for the death of Col
onel Rveroll, whom he is alleged to
have shot at the time of his arrest in
the palace,
A committee of deputies has now
asked that Madero be forced to account
for moneys expended by the adminstra-
tion. This committee called on Presi.
dent Huerta yesterday afternoon and
urged that Madero be held accountable
for the depleted condition of the treas
nry.
The last details of the organization
of Mexico's new government were com
pleted at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
when the members of President Huerta's
official family took the oath in the yell
low room in the palace Immediately
above that occupied by the deposed
president and vice-president.
Unable to witness the scenes from
their room, Madero and Suarez We're
yet able to hear the plandits of the
crowds In the streets and in the big
square in front and the bugle calls of
the united army. Significant Of the birth |
in battle of the new administration was
the frank display of soldiers and the
effect on the crowds was not lost.
1t served as a reminder that even if
it was not military dictatorship that
had been established, the present ad
ministration was of much sterner quail |
ity than that which had just fallen
Gen. Felix Diaz was among those in
the yellow room when the ministers took |
the oath and heard Huerta pronounce
the formal. time honored phrase; "If |
you keep this oath, the country will |
reward you; if you do not, it viii call I
YOU to an accounting
General Diaz was present ostensibly |
On no official capacity, but merely as a
private citizen, which he became many
months ago on resigning his commits
sion as general in the regular army.
Sheer on Madero's Face
Madero and Pine Suarez betrayed in
their faces the chagrin and humiliation
which they must have felt. according
to officers of the guard. Neither deigned
to ask questions as to what was happen
ing in the room above, but the conver
sation of the guards served to acquaint
them with the proceedings. A sneer
showed on the face of Madero, but the
rejection of the former vice president
was too great apparently to permit
play of other emotions.
Federico Gonzalez Cara, the former
governor of the federal district, is the
third prisoner occupying the room. There
IS no partition. Each man is furnished
with bed and meals and brought pc ,
riodically and served jointly. Madero ,
has ceased to refuse food. and so far !
rs personal comfort is concerned he no !
onger resists efforts in that direction. !
Outside the room stands guard of !
soldiers. and although there are no win
lows in the room another guard is con- !
,tantly on duty within, even during :
ileepinp hours