Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-22
HUERTA SAILS FOR JAMAICA
Ex.Dictator and Family Leave Mex
leo on German Ship.
HE REFERS TO U. S. EXECUTIVE
True to Precedent, However, In
dian in Talks 20 Newspaper
Men rs Noncom INITIAL in
Remarks.

PUERTO MEXICO, July 21.-
General victoriano Huerta, former
president of Mexico, left his country
last night and is on his way to Kings
ton Jamaica.
He was accompanied by Sonora
Huerta and their unmarried daugh-
ters, Elena, Eva and Zelia, General
Banquet. the ex-minister of war,
Sonora Banquet and their daughter.
General Huerta boarded the German
cruiser Dresden shortly after 5
o'clock this evening, Five hours
later Captain Kohler gave orders to
get under way.
The departure OF the former chief eN-
ecutivo was without incident. there not
being any shouts of Goodbye" to him
from the docks.
May re Mt sea To-day.
Unless some complication arises the re-
mainder of Huertas friends, relatives
and military officers, who fled with him
from the capital and elected the existence
OF exile rather than give their active sup
port to the new government will also be
at sea tomorrow
In the interval between Huerta's going
abroad and the sailing of the Dresden,
the other members OF the party who had
been left ashore were preparing to go
aboard the British cruiser Bristol, where
they will be cared for until the passenger
steamer Mexico arrives to carry them In
the wake of their choice.
General Huerta referred to President
Wilson I'm conversation with the news
paper men just before leaving shore. but
true to precedent was non-committal In
all his remarks.
Face Ligbtens In.
Huerta's face lightened somewhat when
the correspondents approached and he be-
gan to talk to them
But there is absolutely nothing l want
to say to you" he said
What about Bryan? What do you
think Of him." asked one man.
Il want to say nothing whatever about
him." replied Huerta.
Another asked him about President Will
son
"Mr Wilson is president of the United
States" he answered, and as such
respect him. l must be careful what
say about him, too, for let me remind
you that in all these affairs, have never
officially mentioned his name. The near
est l came to 1t was in my note OF resig-
tion, and then only by inference.
"Oh oh, yes, he has spoken of me
many times, indeed lie has been kind
enough TO send me messages, but never
have felt like using his name.
His Best Friends.
However as a matter of fact, do you
know Wilson, Carranza and Villa are my
best friends? They have introduced me
rather widely. ! am merely one of the
sons of Mexico, no more important my
SELF than anyone of these" Speaking of
the relations of the United States and
Mexico, Huerta declared Intervention by
the former would never come.
The picture men, who had been busy all
the time, asked him 10 stop a minute
more and he obligingly posed for them
while they continued grinding out a
record Of his last moments ashore.
Meet CarbaJnI EnvOys.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Consul Cen
eral Hanna at Monterey reported today
that General Carranza had definitely
agreed to meet the three commissioners
being sent to the front by Provisional
President Carbajal to arrange for the
transfer of government at Mexico City.
General Carranza, Consul Hanna re-
ported has agreed to suspend hostilities
pending negotiations with Carbajal's
commissioners.
No Mercy for Them.
Los ANGELES, Cal. July 2.-Every
man who took an active part in the events
surrounding and leading TO the assassina-
ton of President Francisco I. Madero
will be dealt with, as criminal" ac-
cording to a telegram here today from the
headquarters Of General Venustiano Car
rama, first chief of the constitutionalists.
The telegram was sent to Adolpho Car
rllo, constitutionalist consul here. and
was signed by Secretary of Foreign Rela-
tions Fabela
They must be used as examples" says
the telegram and punished as other
criminals are punished 1t is due the
people of Mexico who have suffered 50
much as a result of this revolution"