Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-20
MAOERO WILL Be
SENT INTO EXILE
Deposed President May Be Accom-
panied by His Father-Loy-
al Aide as Guard.
BROTHER IS SHOT TO DEATH
Huerta and Diaz in Complete Ac.
cord-Great Difficulty in
Getting News through
Censorship Is Lifted.
BROTHER is SHOT TO DEATH

Mexico City, Feb. 1g.-Francisco [.
Madero. doposed from the presidency
Yesterday, will be eXiled. Arrangements
have been made for his departure from
the capital for Vera Cruz tonight. From
there he will sail for some European
port
Madero Will me accompanied by his wife
and perhaps by his father and other
members of his family
His loyal aide. Capt. Federico Monies,
also will go, but IN the capacity of a
guard. The party will proceed to Vera
CRUZ under escort.
The execution of Gustavo Madero
brother If the deposed president, was
the most tragic occurrence Of to-day. He
was subjected to the fugitive law" and
was shot to death by his guards.
| The members of the cabinet and most
| OF the other prisoners We're released this
morning. Francisco Madnro. Jose Pine
Suarca. the ce-plesidenI and Federico
| Gonzales Cara governor OF the federal
district, were the only important prisoners
| held.
Erncstu Madero, the former finance
minister paid lengthy .isit this after
noon to francisco.
| General Huerta, who has assumed the
! post of governor-gcneral, and General
| Daz had an extended conference. after
which 1t was announced that they We're
in complete accord. Later General Hucrta
was in conference with the American
amba ssador, Henry Lane Wilson.
| A nr
question of the presidency with Cen
eral IIuerta. who it is understood will
receive the appointment of provisional
president at the hands of Congress. n
meeting of which body has been call
| ed.
Already forced tc face plots. the new
administration caused the arrest tonight
Of Gen Francisco Romero Romero is
accused Of completely with Francisco
Cosio Hobelo I'm new revolt. The plot
involves a group of rurales.
Gen. Victcriano Huerta was elected
provisional president by Congress at Il
special secret session tonight,
In statement made tonight General
Huerta says that two attempts were
made against mis- lifr before the arrests,
and il. attributes both of them to the
Madcros. The first attempt was made by
Il sharpshooter who tried to pick min,
while in the palace. This General Huerta
laid IT the door of the ex-presideut.
Madcro's exile may be delayed in con-
scoucno,.
Thc ord attcrnnt was made at the
banquet which eliminated I'm Gu.tavo
Madero's arrest. Huerta says that he WAS
Ir,poatedlv urged 10 drink poisoned wine
from a bottle He was suspicious and
refused 10 do so. ANALYSIS OF the wine
showed that it was charged with cyanide
Of potassium.
MESSAGES CROWD WIRES.
New York. Feb. l9-Although the
censorship on dispatches from Mexico
City was lifted soon after the change
of government yesterday, the greatest
difficulty is being experienced tonight
in getting news out of the capital ot
thc lRtrst occurrences there
During the term OF the CENSORSHIP
news dispatches AM commercial tele.
grams accumulated in vast quantities
. and the re-opening of the wires neces
sarily added greatly to the conscs
tion. with the result that the over,
, visible impression on tho mass of dcs
patches awaiting transmission to al
: parts OF the world
r The delay in the recent OF new.
4 dispatches from Mexico city was ac
' counted for by the fact that many i'm
, portant government messages anC
g commercial kilograms We're given pre-
5 cedenco At a late hour news OF tn,
t exile of Madero and other inportan
, happenings began to filter through.
BROTHER COLLAPsES AT CORNELL
Ithaca, \. p. Feb. IS S--Evaristo Madero
brother OF the former president OF Mex
n leo, and Of Gustavo Madero, collapse'
y when he was shown a despatch to-da,
q telling of his brothers execution. lie re
d tired TO his room in the Spansh-America
e club at Cornell University and for som
4 time would not admit his friends. Only
l. fev DAYS ago he received a reassurin
Il cahlcgram from his sster-in-law tn
+ wife of GustaVo Madero. He could no
l. boli,ve to-day's news at first he said
,Indero was graduated from the Corne
d. State College of Agriculture this wee
and will leave at once to join his sister
jn-Iaw who is in Monterey.
d GUsTANO BROADWAY FAVORITE.
d \o, York. Fen. le--Ciustavo Nader
j. made his headquarters in this city dnrin
: ,bs early critical period in the revolutio
I, ho.ded by his brother. Francisco. an
d vas A prominent iguro tor weeks on VI
II ,o,. broadway and in the financial di,
trict This WAS two years ago. With hi
y ,otbor. Francisco Madcro, Sr and nj
;e hroth,rs, Ernostu, Evarsto ana Gabric