The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-22

Mexico City. February 21.-That tile
new administration In Mexico expects
to use the methods of Porflrio Diaz, so
far as is possible. in governing the
country. was made evident to-day In a.
conversation Huerta had with news
paper men.
Huerta declared that no matter what
the cost should be or who the mon
were who paid 1t, peace would be.re-,
stored in Mexico. He said it was his
ambition that when he left the presi-
dency people would say Of him: "TIe
has restored order throughout Mexico.
made safe the Investment of money,
and rendered secure the lives and in.
forests of all, both foreigners and
MeXicans."
Outlines His Program.
Calmly and dispassionately General
Iluerta outlined his program for the
use OF the army in restoring and MAIN
tanning order. He admitted that in
In accord with peace. To these sec-
tions. he said he would send emissaries
in an attempt to bring about order. or,
If necessary. troops would be dis
patched to them to inform the people
of the governments desires.
II want to restore to Mexico that In
terruptcd current of riches which is2
her right the President continued,
and to bring about such conditions in
the country that all diplomats Will
feel their nations interests are secure.'sa
The President declared that he fay-aH
ored free press in Mexico. saying
that even antagonstic organs were
desirable, since from them the admin
istration might learn of evils that
otherwise might be hidden. 81
I'm enissary Of President Huerta Left
to-day for Saltillo, capital of the State
of Coahuila. bearing letter to Gov
ernor Venostiano Carranza, who is re-
ported to be raising an army to fight
final effort is made to gain the gov
ernors adhesion TO the new regime.
a train loaded with troops also is on
its way TO Saltillo from the capital. Is
and in event that Governor Carranza
maintains his attitude of opposition
these men will be used against HIM
and his followers.
1t is reported that Juan Sanchez Az
coma. private secretary to eX-President
Nadero. has been put to death arS
Puebla. There is no confirmation OF g
the report. but il is generally believed
TO he true. AZcona was arrested at
ApiZaco while fleeing from the capital.ss
and was taken to Puebla.
Must Face Military Court.
General Felipe Angeles. former COM
mander OF the army operating at Cuer-9
naNaca, and General Joaquin Fausto
Beltran former commander OF the Fed
erals at Vera Cruz, are to be subjected
to an inquiry by the military court.
General Beltran Will be tried for the
part he played in attacking Vera Cruz
last year at the time of the ill-starred
uprising fomented there by GeneraJ
Diaz. He is accused of a misuse of the
white flag in capturing Vera Cruz and {
making prisoner of General Diax.
who later was brought 10 the capital
and remained incarcerated until tile
recent revolt which ended in the down.
fall of Afadero.
1t was charged at the time that
Diaz's jrevolt failed because Diaz be-
lieved Beltran's forces would Join him
Bc1tran and his men. under a flag of
truce, wero permitted to enter Vera
Cruz, and Daz was seized by the Fed ~
eral commander and placed in prison.
General Angeles will be tried for
failure to obey an order OF General .
Huerta to report TO the palace With.
his forces on the last day OF the recent
fighting In the city. General <Hnertn
intended to get Angeles to the palace
rs part OF his plan for ending tftsSs
battle Angeles is confined In the sanyct
room in the palace with ex-PresidenkaS /
Madero.
Sonora Madcro. wife of The eS .Prasi
dent. and Sonora Suarez. wife of sfitA 4
ex-Vice- President, to-day for the firafea
time since their husbands were a r. N N
rested. we're permitted to visit then5 III 4
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