New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-22

The Governors adhesion to the new
regime. A train loaded with troops
also is on its way to Saltillo from the
capital. and if Governor Carranza
maintains his attitude against Presi-
1dent Huerta these men Will be used
against him and his followers.
Carranza is said to have as many as
COO men. using Saltilo AS his base. II
lis assumed by the government oftciais
here. who are alarmed at the report
that Carranza will have the support OF
Governor Villareal of the State of Nuevo
tT.eon. father-in-law of Gustavo Ma
dero. recently executed. Neither mas
at his command any great number oil
regular troops
General Felipe Angeles. formerly
commander Of the army operating 81
Cuernayaca. and General Joaquin
.Fausto Beltran. formerly commander
of the federals at Vera Cruz. are to be
subjected TO an inquiry by the military
rClrt. General Beltran will be tried
Tor the part he played IN attacking
Vera cruz last year at the time of the
uprising fomented there by Felix Dia@.
lie is accused of misuse of the white
flag in capturing Vera Cruz and max
ing a prisoner Of Diaz. who was
brought to the capital and remained IN
prison until the revolt which ended IN
,ho dou.pfali pf Ia1prO
II was asserted at the time that
.Diazs revolt failed that Diaz believed
-Beltran's forces would join him. Bel
iran and his men, under a flag of truce,
were permitted to enter Vera Cruz
and Diaz was seized 10y the federal
commander,
General Angeles will he tried for Iall-
ure TO obey an order of General Hueria
To report to the palace with his fore IS
on the last day of The recent iiehunS
IN the city General Huerta intended
TO get Angeles TO the palace as part
of his plan for ending the battle. An
geles is confined in the same room N
the palace with eX-President MadorO.
Sehora Madero wife the eXPresi-
dent. and Sonora Suarez. wife of thu
x-Vice-President Tor the first tim,
since their husbands were arrested
we're permitted To- visit them in th,
palace to-day. The conferences lasted
one hour and were private. When the
women left the palace they appeared
TO be deeply apprehensive a. to the Ia-c
OF their husbands,
Sehora Madero. who accompanied her
husband In his campaigns when he re-
VOTED against Porfrio Diaz, ana who
had since been his closest conhdante'
has spent her time since Madero. $
downfall in interccding with officials
and diplomats To- save her husband
from death.
The execution Of GustavO Madero
caused her to doubt the assurances
given her in regard to her husband :
safety. and the terrible anxiety has
changed her from bright and
sparkling personality into a haggard
and aged woman.
Sehora Suarez has been working NJ
less assiduously 10 eXtricate her hus-
band from his difficult position.
Solicitude for the personal safety @.
Nadero was given by President Huerta
TO diplomats to-day as the reason why
Madero could not be removed from the
capital for the present President
-iiuerta recalled to his visitors the his
roric attack on the train which bore
Tex President Porfirio Diaz to Vera
cruz on his exile to Europe. when
Huerta himself was in command of the
escort.
The President added that the inves-
tigation Of the records Of the Madero
administration was being continued
with great care.