The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-21
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Mexico City. Feb. 21.-That Fran.
cisco Madero will get out of Mexico
without having I" face official investi-
cations for n thing or another now
appears improbable. He has already
been charged with responsibility for
Genevevo Dc-La-o. of conformity
with the new order of things.
Reports from the north say that
four governors openly refused allegi-
ance. Whether this disaffection will
take the form of active rebellion is
mere speculation. but it is indicated
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 ac-
U for moneys expended by the al
m~inistration. This committee called
on President Huerta today and urged
that Madero be held accountable for
the depleted condition of the treasury.
The latest details of the organiza-
ton Of MeXico's new government were
completed at 1 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon. when the members of Presi-
dent Huerta's official family took the
oath in the yellow room of the PAL
C Immediately above the room oc-
cupied by the deposed president and
president.
Unable to witness the scenes from
their room. Madero and Suarez were
able to hear the plaudits 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 hattie Of the new admin
istration was the frank display Of
soldiers. and the effect on the crowds
was not lost.
1t served as a reminder that even
if 1t was not q military dictatorship
that had been established. the present
administration was of much sterner
quality than that which had Just fall
len.
General 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 award you: II
YOU do not. It will call you to an ac-
General Diaz was present ostensi-
bly, in no official capacity. but merely
as a private citizen. which he became
many months e on resigninE hts
as a general in the regu.
lar army.
Madcro and Pine Starez betrayed
i'll their faces the chagrin and humili-
alton which they must have felt. ac-
cording to officers of the guard.
Neither designed 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 e showed on
Of the former vice president was too
great apparently to permit a play Of
other emotions.
Three Prisoners Together.
Federico Gonzales Cara. the for
governor Of the federal district.
is the third prisoner occupying the
ROOM. There Is no partition. Each
man is furnished with a bed. and
are brought periodically and
served Jointly. Madero has ceased to
food, and 80 far Is personal
comfort is concerned ne no longer re-
sists efforts in that direction.
Outside the stands a rua:d
Of soldiers. and although there are
is constantly on duty within.
No n has been allowed to talk
with the prisoners. although their
wives have been permitted to send
verbal messages. Madero has signi-
fled nothing regarding his future
PLANS. even II permitted to leave the
{ country. The members Of his family
are equally r%eticent. but by thos.
most intimate with them 1t is con-
will emigrate to South Ameri-
ca. II the opportunity Is afforded them.
C;ustavo Madero. who was shot yes
terday. remarked on n occasion
that South America had been consid.
cred AZ \ refuge just before it became
evident that the government Of Port
Grio piaz was weakening. The Ma