The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-25
LITTLE HOPE IS
GIVEN FOR
MADER0
Deposed Presidents Life Hangs
in Balance-Six Million
Pesos Graft.
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph

CITY OF MEXICO, February 21.-
ISpecial to The Advertiser) president
Huerta today assured Sonora Madero
that her husband, the deposed Presl-
dent. is in no immediate danger OF eX-
ecution. Madero's wife is Frustrated
and under the care of physicians:
Huerta IS assurance was gwen out OF
sympathy for her condition.
Congress tonight viii consider Ma.
dero's fate. 1t is the general belief
that he viii not be formally executed,
hut that if he is to be slain his death
will come between here and Vera
Cruz, the guards having him IN charge
reporting a "fatal accident or that
ne was killed while attempting to es-
cape.
ii is reported the government treas
1,ry shows a deficit of six million pesos,
for which Madero viii be compelled to
make good. reports are current that
Madero and FREDERICK Don Gonzales
Garcia. dpposed governor general OF
the CITY of Mexico district, will be
slain within forty-eight hours. Garcia
is accused of grating from the army
and is reported to be responsible Tor
most of the six million pesos OF the
treasury loss.
Alberto Madero, an uncle of Madero,
today is virtually a prisoner in JuareZ,
in the custody of loyal supporters OF
Provisional President Huera. 1t is not
known what action will be taken IN his
case.
Another Revolution Starts.
The state of chihuahua has fatty re.
iected General Huerta as head OF the
government, and reports received here
state that the revolution started in
northern Mexico has increased in VIC.
lence. 1t is believed here that all rebel
Geaders, with the possible exception of
General Orozco, Jr., would oppose the
new government.
President Huerta today plans to send
couriers to eneTal OroZco, General Ia
Data and other rebel leaders, with noti'
iications that they must cooperate in
restoring order.
"In case they refuse to obey the or
der,D saws Huerta, Hthey will be de-
clared outlaws and eXterminated.'
That Gustavo Madero was not in,
formed that he was to be executed and
that his killing was nothing short OF
murder 3 the opinion of many residents
here today. II is stated by an eye
witness TO the shooting that Maderf
was lei to believe that he was merely
being taken from one part of the arss'
nal TO another. when the soldiers IN
the yard opened IRE on him.
WOULD SAVE MADERo's LIFE.
,n, Federal Wireless Telegraph
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Taft. has instructed Ambassador vii
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