Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-08
Wanted to Shell the
ankee Marines If
They Landed, Says
Huerta.
SOUGHT TO DEVELOP
HATRED FOR AMERICANS
Sensational Disclosures Prom
ised When Correspondence of
Dead President Is Made Pub
lie by New Administration.

MEXICO CITY, March SIT was
announced today that Provisional
President Huerta is considering the
advisability of making public the ON
cial correspondence of the closing days
of the Madero administration. with
the object of showing that the late
president made strenuous efforts to
incite anti-American sentiment
throughout the republic
Among the alleged orders given by
Madero during the last week of his
rule is one which directs the officers
of the Mexican gunboats lying in the
port of Vera Cruz ito fire Immediately
upon the American marines If an at
tempt is made to land forces" from
the United States war vessels, pay
Ing no regard to the expressed pur-
pose of the American naval COM
manders merely to protect foreign
ers." The execution of such an order
would have meant the suicide of the
Mexican naval forces, as single
shell from the battleship Georgia,
then lying only 300 yards distant,
would have been sufficient TO destroy
the Mexican gunboats.
II is also asserted that the official
files show that few days before MS
capture Francisco Madero in despera-
tion telegraphed to the State gov
ernors and Jefes Politicos throughout
the republic, stating that American
marines had landed at Vera Cruz and
that this foreign invasion demanded
the loyalty of all Mexican citizens.
Biddc, Dynamite Buildings.
r2,ss-veovernment may also puoilsn
nrove the RS given by Francisco maaeto
te,-SSeneral Huerta, then coinlhallpulss ne
Af the Federal forces. These oroers aie
said to include instructions TO dyna-
mite all the public and private puiid-
lnes between the national palace anu
the arsenal
The reuorted arrival of Alfonso Ma
dero at Washington, where IL Is sa'o
the details of the former Madero con-
sniracv were developed, has been
called to the attention of the Mexican
cabinet 1t is said that the WASH
,neton government will be asked -
EXERCISE extraordinary precautions IN
order to prevent professional reVoiu-
zion makers in the United States from
narticipating in the plans of the fugl-
ti,,es who are declared to be anxious
for revenge. -,
II was reported today that the
Southern Pacific railroad has trans
ferred all its rolling stock from
sonora to Nogales, and has annuiiea
the train service.
Three columns of the regular army
and 1000 adherents of Pascual oioNIo
nre closing in an Nenustlano oar
rama. the rebel governor OF Coahuil''
according to official dispatches touaS'
A decisive battle is expected on sun
day near Monclava unless carranzas
manages to escape over the poroer'
Robbed Bank for Rebels,
m. rafael Cepeda. ex-governor of
the state of San Luis Potosl, was 70
day officially accused by the govern
ment of looting the Bank OF the oles
of San Luis Potosi of 10000 pesos anu
also of disposing of government prop
ertv for the purpose of securing funds
fo, the revolution. The adminstra-
tion declares that Cepeda is actlng IN
eonnivance with Carranza
rho rebel forces commanded by
u,rancisco Pachico, Fabrian Padllla
and Gregorio Pulido, three lapata
leaders. today threatened TO resume
tbeir old tactics because one OF lher
mace messengers had been arrested
Thev had advised the government
of their desire to surrender ana mao
cent enVoys to enter into nesotla- :
tions One of the ENJOYS was taken
into custody by Luis Lascurain, pre-
fect of Xechimilco, in the Federai
district. who was suspicious of the
n,eeeen gers mission. The Federal au-
thorities today ordered the prefect to
release the messenger ana 10 make
efforts to atone for has act ana 10
placate the Zapata followers
WASHINGTON. March S.-Gather-
mo <of Maderistas in Washington.
headed by Alphonse Madero, one Oh
the deposed family. centres attention
upon this government attitoue
toward, what is said to be Juhta
planning hostilities to the huerta
government. The Mexican CITY gov
eminent already has called attentloh
TO it. A.
While Madero was opposing Por-
frio Diaz, the Madero family MAIN
tanned an elaborate junta In WASH
ington. with which both the state oe-
partment and the department OF JUS
rice seemed powerless to interfere
further than close scrutiny of all ITS
movements by special agents. Wheh
The old Diaz government caused the
arrest and asked for the extradltion
of Juan Sanchez Azcona. the courts
released him on the grounds that po-
litical offenses were not extraditaole
ones.
The Latin-American colony OF
Washington, which seems to nave
wireless or underground communica-
lion with all the rumblings in Cen
tral America, is vibrating just now
with all sorts of talk and much OF II
hostile to the Huerta regime, ana
mentioning prominently Venustiano
6arranza, the militant governor oil
eoahnila, as the leader in any move
ment for the vengeance for the Ma
deros.