Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-24
MADERO'S MURDER
STIRRING MEXICO
Nav Provoke Entire Country
to Revolt Against
Government.
continued from First pasea


occurred. But q few hours befort
she had been on her knees TO Huerta
begging for the life of her husband
for a sight of him-a word from
rim TO enable her to sustain the sus
pense under which she was labor
lag. Huerta had turned her coldl,
away. Painting, she was carried OF
bv friends,
snrea4S News TO Wife.
When the news came today OF tbs
tragedy. it reached her friends first
hut they endeavored to keep It from
her. For forty-eight hours she had
not slept There were fears for her
reason-whieh have grown grave now
in the light of the days develop
menta. At last, when the tragic de-
tails could not longer be kept from
her. she was told as gently as pos
sible that the end which she had
feared had come.
She tainted. Then, after having
been revived, accompanied by her
brother, lose Perez, and Senorita
Mercedes aTadero, sister of the former
president, drove to the penltentiary.
Even then with her husband cold in
death, and forever removed from the
path of the military dictators, she
was refused access to him. So was
Senior Perez. Sonora Suarez. who
also hurried to the penitentiary was
likewise denied admittanee to the
mortuary Physicians. in accordance
with the law. it was explained, We're
performing an autopsy.
Thefa u strange dramatic chapter
an the history of rent and torn Mex
leo was enacted-a chapter which
will be cherished in the annals Of the
republic long after the names Of the
men guilty Of Yesterdays crimes have
been buried in udious oblivion. a
beautiful woman, inspired by a
brothers slaughter. bravely set at
defiance the iron rule of the tyrant
which has fixed itself upon the Mex
Jean people.
Dcnounces SIayers.
Mercedes Madero Young. handsome.
educated in Paris. who has been a
brilliant leader OF official society in
Me1ico City since the. revolution Of
1910. which overthrow the regime Of
Porfirio Diaz. swept aside her weep
ing kinswoman, and in tones that
echoed through the great silent peni-
Tertiary, denounced the murderers
Of her brother
towards assassins! she erred.
The officers before her started i'm
pAss,'elS. several OF mem had faced
different circumstances faced her
when, smiling and happy. she had
extended to them welcoming hand
as hostess in her brothers drawing
room. They murmured something
about duty
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mas secured the promise OF foreign
minister De La Sara thaL the pooles
Will be delivered to their famliles
after the excitement OF the assas-
sination has somewhat subsidized.
What really happened when the two
officials met death Is known only
TO The men who were acting under
Snstructions from the Diaz-iuerta
Junta. 1t is declared that shots werr
nred upon the escort from the cover
OF the darkness, while the prisoners
We're being taken TO the penitentiary.
The rurales closed in and strangely
enough, instead OF ordering the cars
10 make full speed to the peniten-
tiary, which was but a short distance
away, they ordered the prisoners out
of the cars.
IL is probable that 1t was at this