Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-17
Man Who Murdered Captain
Fountain, Of Las Cruces, at
PauaI Now in Hands Of the
United States,
WILL BE BROUGHT TO
SANTA FE FOR TRIAL
Federal General Is Under In
dictnent in New Mexico for
Violation of Federal Neutral
ity Laws,


Preside, TeXr Jun Efforts off
NE border authorities to round mp the
Mexican federal generals who escaped
from Ojinaga, MeNico when the red
clg occupied teat place, today resulea
n The arrest at sanderson Texas oi
Cen Jose Ynez Salazar He was taken
frcm d train while enroute to join the
federal garrison in Mexico opposite
Eagle Pass, Texas
Salazar is the seventh Mexican gem
eral 10 come into the custody Of the
United states authorities. The roster
oi the generals is;
Captured while trying to get back
to Mexico General salazar
ln custody on the way from Pre-
silio 60 El Paso, Generals Mercado,
Castro Lunda, Orpinal, Aduna and
Romero.
SdIl missing bat believed 20 be hid
ing Ia TEXTS Generals Pascual Oroz-
co. Marceilo Cmaveo and Antonio ko-
Jas
salazaE who achieved distinction
through bis raids on the Mormon coll
onies In northern McXiN. IS wanted
at Santa Fe, N 81, whore h@was I'M
dieIcd in the federal court on charge
Of conspiracy 10 smugglc arms an3
ammunition into MEXICO. lie was al
rested in El paso on that indictment,
mt M bio bond. Gfoleo is
also under Indictment but never was
arrested.
saa@r was playing cards in the
tan when captured. lie at once
admitted hls identit}, and was taken
10 Maria to be put under bond for
DIS appearance In SANTA Fe. The mill
iialy authorities, however prepared
90 rearrest him and remove him to FL
Paso with the other federal soldiers
and generals who escaped TO this
country
The capture of salazar convinced
The border patrol that orozco and
Narapeo possibly with other soldiers
ana officers, were hiding in Texas and
more arrests We're expected.
salazar az first said jokingly that
he thought 0rozco had been killed At
olnasa, but later he admitted that
Ah the generals had escaped. 1t ap-
ptarei that Salazar and OrOzVo, with
q small command after escaping from
HJnaga, rode eastward along the Rio
'Hande until they reached a point on
tae border near sanderson where the
railroad is not far inland IN the
meantime fictitious message had
oeeh sent TO Mexico City that the fed
efal volunteer generals were i'm the
aate of COahuila. enroute to san Luis
fo'osL
The defeated Mexican sohInts and
refugees, who are being taken to FL
iaso, as wards of the American gov
elhment, tonight had reached Shaftef,
twenty-five miles from the border.
Cen Salvador Mereado. until re-
Gently Huerta's military chief in north
efn Mexico, rode in an automobile
federal generals rode ON horses. The
common soldiers and the women refu-
gees many of them carrying children
III their arms, made the march afoot
Never had there been seen on tho
aorder SO picturesque migration as
N"eh The tattered Mexican army wa
a' in motion on the four days
march To Maria Small detachmenis
uau been drifting along the road for
several days but il was not until day
Hight toda, MAJ H. n,.,i,, t,od,. st,rt.
"a ''''' f'
ea Major McNamee of the United
a,alts border patrol, rode at the head