Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-02-20

! u eHeIt a reconciliation, but IN the
event of failure in this direction. Il
proposes to wage vigorous warfare
Already federal troops have been sent
to Cuernavaca to prevent the occupa
ton of that city by Zapata. Only three
Of those arrested by Generals Huerta
ard Banquet at the moment of the
overthrow OF Madero remain in Gus.
tody. There are Francisco |. Ma
dero himself; Josephine Suarez the
ex.vice-president, and Gonzales Cara.
who was governor of the federal dis
n.ity owing to his close afiiliation with
La Porra," the political group direct
ci by Gustavo Madero.
CADETS ARE HEROES.
The students of the military school
at Tlalpam, who initiated the revolt in
the federal capital twelve days ago,
have been acclaimed as heroes by res
idents of Mexico.
The soldiers who only a couple of
days ago were shooting at one an
other in the Streets are fraternizing
today and describing the events of
the bombardment from their different
points Of view.
ZAPATA ON WAR PATH.
Mexico City, Mex, Feb. 20.-The ac-
tivity of the followers of Zapata has
been turned against the new admins
tration. A small force of rebels was
reported today in the neighborhood of
tho capital troops. and government
troops were sent out against them.
An uncontirmed dispatch says that
Cnernavaca has fallen into Zapata' S
bands.
CONSUL TOOTS HORN.
Douglas, Ariz., Feb 2o.--Declaring
that as federal he had rendered val
liable service to the rebel cause Man
rel Cuesta, Mexican consul here, to-
day issued long declaration. He as
serted that he had secured informa-
ton from American officials which
was used to assist the revolution.
Under the guse of an official of
Madero, | was able to follow every
American officer with whom had
he said.
Cuesta resigned some days ago and
President Madero appointed another
in his place The appointment, Cuesta
hclds now is void and he will retain
lis position unless removed by the
f]uerta government.
Upon recommendation of Governor
Sonora the three hundred
federal troops at Aqua Preta today
allegiance to General
Huerta by giving military parade !
Most of the troops are Yaqui Indians,
The remaining being former soldiers
ii the elder Diaz under command OF
Teneral Ojeda, one time friend OF the
skilled president.
Mexico City, Mex, Feb. 20.-Gene- !
al Huerta regards himself as nothing
more tnalA-. Il prUil2t0itai lHcsNuea''
nd declared today that general elec- /.
IONS will be held promptly for select
ng permanent administration.
The Huerta administration has no
,lans or promises, nor is it handicap
,ed by promises made by Felix Diaz.'
ieclared it's leader today.
1T began as business administra-
ion, promising nothing more thah
good government.
General Huerta's cabinet will take
he oath of Office tonight and the rou-
.,ne business of the government will
hen be resumed.
Dispatches from the interior today
old of the activity of Zapatistas at
various points and of fresh uprisings
n the state of Tlaxacala, headed by
the ex-governor of Hidalgo. AL
though willing to come to reasonable
terms with the rebels,the new admin
stration is determined to use the ar
ny for the suppression Of independent
bands which have hither-
c counted on the support OF those
whose sole object was the removal OF
Madero.
The belief began to spread this af-
ernoon that the hour Of reprisals had
passed with the execution of Gustavo
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