The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-19
Archbishop Mora y Del Rio
Had Aroused Huer-
ta's Anger
FOR SUGGESTING
THAT HE RESIGN
An Uprising Against Huer-
ia in Mexico City Is
Very Likely

Vera Cruz, ay l9.--Archbishop Mora y
del Rio has been driven out of Mexico
City by Huerta, according to informa-
tion received here to-day. The arch
bishop, it is reported, sought an inter-
view with General Huerta, which was
at first refused, but later accorded, upon
the representation that the churchman
had communication from the pope.
This communication suggested that
Huerta resign.
The president appeared to take the
advice dispassionately, making no reply.
The following day a messenger came to
the archbishop with a warning from
Huerta that he would do well to leave
the country.
DR.. Aurelliano Urrutia, former min
lister of the interior, declares he left the
capital because he feared assassination
and in the belief that revolt would oc-
cur in Mexico City. He would not be
surprised, he said, to receive now any
minute news of the uprising against
Huerta, of whom the people and army
are determined to rid themselves. He
does not want to be in Mexico City when
this happens and expects to sail for
Europe on the steamer Ypiranga
Arrest of DR.. Urrutia in Vera Cruz.
Hooted and jeered by small mob of
Mexicans and called an assassin by one
who alleged that his brother had been
killed by order of the ex-minister of the
interior, DR.. Urrutia once Huerta's most
trusted counsellor. was arrested for the
second time yesterday afternoon since
his arrival here few hours earlier
among the refugees from the capital
DIR. Urrutia had fled from Mexico City
to escape the wrath of the president
and had the appearance of an ordinary
la boring man when he disclosed his iden-
tity on board the American train this
side of the gap. He was detained by
the American officers and taken before
Brig. Gen. Funston who, however, or
dered him set at liberty.
He was again taken into custody be-
cause of the demonstration made against
him, but was released for the second
time and sent to his room where he is
guarded by a marine whose presence was
requested by the fugitive in the belief
that his life was in danger from his
own people.
Antonio Rivero De La Tore, editor OF
FL Dictamen, was the leader of the dem
onstration against the former minister.
He appeared in the street beneath the
window of the room occupied by DR.. Ur-
rutia at the Diligencias hotel and began
an impassioned speech.
He shouted, assassin, coward" and
charged that Urrutia was responsible for
the execution of his brother, one of the
deputies of the Congress which Herta
dissolved. He cried out that Urrutia
feared to walk the streets like an honest |
man and challenged him to appear be-
fore the small crowd of his countrymen |
who had already gathered.
De la Tore was arrested and a few |
minutes later DIR. Urrutia was also |
taken to police headquarters, but as
there was no evidence warranting his |
detention he was led back through a |
great crowd TO the hotel. guard was
then placed outside his door. De La |
Tore remained incommunicado.
The ex-minister of the interior was |
one of the coolest men in the crowd. AS
he was being taken to his room, cor
respondent said to him:
"De La Tore accuses you of killing his
brother"
"As to that" replied DR.. Urrutia
smiling. IL do not think that he will be
able to prove it,"