Arizona republican., 1913-02-21
Is Already Charged With Responsibility of Death of Col. Riveroll and Must Account for EXpendi- lures of Administration HTERTA TAKES
 OATH OF OFFICE Great Crowds Throng Front of National Palace and Cheer for New AdminiS- tration While Madero is Prisoner Below
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATCHl

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 20.-That Francisco | Madcro will get out off Mexico without having to face an official investigation on one charge or another. now appears improbable. He is already charged with the re- sponsiblity for the death of Colonel Riverol. who it is alleged was shot at time when he was under arrest at the palace
 X committee of deputies has asked that Madero be forced to account for moneys expended by his administra tion This committee called on Pr"si- dent Huerta this afternoon and urged that MJdcro be held accountable for the depleted condition of the treasury
 The last details of the organization of Mexicos new government were completed at 4 D. m. when the mem bcrs 0f Huerta'S official family took oath in the yellow room of the pal ace. immediately above that occupied hy the deposed president and vice president. Unable to witness the scenes from the room. Madero and Suarez were yet to hear the plaudits of the crowds in the streets and the big square in front and the hugle calls Of the united army.
 Significant of the birth in battle of new administration was the frank display of soldiers. and the ef- feet on the crowds was not lost. It served as a reminder that even if it was not military dictatorship. the present administration is of much sterner fiber than that which has just fallen Felix DiaZ was among those in the yellow room when tIe ministers took the oath, and heard Huerta pronounce the formal and time honored phrase:
 If you keep this oath the country will reward you; if you do not. it will call you to an accounting"
 DiaZ was present Ostensibly in no official capacity but merely as a pri- vate citizen which he became many months ago on resigning his commis- sion as general in the regular army. MaderO and Pino Suarez betrayed in their faces the chagrin and humilia- ton they must have felt, according to the officers of their guard. Neither deigned to ask questions as to what was happening in the room above, but the conversation of the guards served to acquaint them with the proceedings.
 A sheer showed on the face of Ma derO. but the dejection of the former vice president was too great appar- ontIy to permit the play of other emo- tions Federico Gonzales GarZa, for mer governor of the federal district was the third prisoner, occupying the room. There was no partition. Each man is furnished a bed and meals are brought periodically and served jointly Madero has ceased to refuse food.
 So far as his personal comfort is con- cerned he no longer resists efforts ir that direction Outside the room stands a guard of soldiers and although there are no windows, another guard is con- stantly on duty within, even at night No one is allowed to talk to the pris- oners. although their wives are per mitted to send verbal messages.
 Madero has signified nothing regard ing his plans, even if permitted to leave the country Members of his family arc equally reticent but by those most in innate with them, it is considered no improbable that the entire family vii emierate to South America if the op- portunity is afforded them.
 Gustavo Madero who was shot yes. tcrday. remarked on one occasion tha South America had been considered a: q refuge just before it became eviden that the government was Wakening The Madcros about that time. consid cred that they were beaten made al arrangements to buy property in Soul America.
 The treasury department at presen is closed. pending the formal deliver. to the new authorities. by the retiring minister of finance Ernesto MaderC All other offices of the government ar open for the conduct of affairs as usua
 The arsenal was formally delivere over to General Blanquet, the new com mander of the post and the DiaZ force were roundly cheered as they marche out. Francisco Cosio RObelo, who ha succeeded in attracting about his ban ner a revolt against Huerta with pos sibly one hundred rurales, is maxim little headway. General Francisco Ro nero was yesterday arrested for com plicity in this revolt and today Colon Arturo Valle, rural guard, was als placed under arrest on the san charge