Arizona republican., 1913-02-22
ELDER D|Az IS COMING
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since from them the administration might learn evil that would otherwise be hidden.
 An emssary from President Huerta left today for Saltillo the capital of the state of Cohuilla, bearing a letter to Governor Venostiano Carransea, who is reported to be raising an army to fight the new government. In this letter a final effort is made to gain the governors adhesion to the new re- gime. A train loaded with troops is also on the way to Saltillo firm the capital and in the event Governor Car ransea maintains an attitude of oppo- sition these men will be used against him and his followers.
 It is reported that Juan Sanchez Az coma; private secretary to Madero has been put to death at Puebla. There is no confirmation of this report but it is generally believed to be true. Az coma was arrested at Apiasco, while fleeing from the capitol and taken to Pueblo
 General Felipe Angeles. former com : navaca and General Joaquin Fausto Beltran. former commander of the fed l erals at Vera Cruz will be subjected to | inquiry by the artillery court. General l Beltram will be tried for the part he l played in attacking Vera Cruz last year. at the time the ill-starred up- rising was fomented by Diaz. He is accused of misuse of the white 1 flag in capturing Vera Cruz and mak- 1 ing a prisoner of General Diaz who was later brought to the capital and remained incarcerated until the recent revolt which ended with the downfall 1 of Madero
 It was charged at the time the Diaz ] revolt failed that Diaz believed that 1 Beltran's forces would join him. Belt
 ran and his men under flag of truce | were permitted to enter Vera Cruz and | Diaz was seized by the federal com ! mander and placed in prison. General Angeles will be tried for fail ure to obey the order of General Huer- ! ta to report to the palace with the 1 forces on the last day of the recent l fighting in the city. Huerta intended
 to get Angeles to the palace as part
 of the plan for the ending of the bat
 tie and Angeles was confined in the same room of the palace with Madero Sonora Madero. wife of the eX-presi- 1 dent and Sonora Suarez, wife of the ! eXvice president today for the first l time since their husbands were arrest ed wer permitted to visit them at the palace. The visits lasted an hour and
 were private. When the women left the palace they appeared to be deeply 1 apprehensive as to the fate of theil husbands.
 The news that Porfirio Daz was | returning to the land from which
 he was driven by Francisco Madere 1 is not difficult to believe after tho | scenes at the national palace today It is evident that men of the old re gime will again be in the ascendant cy by and with the support of q | great number of those who attained prominence during the Madero rule 1 who disgusted at the continued war
 fare, are ready to support anyone even thought it be the old conserv
 ative element
 It was q busy day for Huerto ant his new cabinet While yesterday
 was day of organization, today was
 one of feliciation and the inaugura
 tiGn of the multitudinous affairs ot
 the government. Scores of commis-
 sionS, official and otherwise, visited
 the national palace to pay respects
 to the new president. Men went tC
 the palace who had not been seel
 there since Porfirio DiaZ went out oi
 office, among them General Samue
 Garzia Cuelar, who was Daz's
 chief of staff.
 Men who were political prisoner
 until yesterday were among those
 seeking audience, all wandering, dur
 ing the period of waiting about the
 ancient salons looking for changes
 They found one notable one; the
 absence on the walls of the portrait
 of Porfirio Diaz Already steps tC
 remove the discarded pictures iron
 the museum were taken in hand
 Felix Diaz was among the caller: and an interested spectator at thu official reception of the gOvernmen commissions His only participation however was that of private citi
 zen. IT. was not idle though. Al