Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-05-23
.Fy-N|NISTER FLEES FROM CAPITAL
,,,,,,r,A IN ESCAPING FROM
nuERTA TO VERA CRUZ
= Nearly Mobbed by Populace-' ems
of the Conditions IN "eN'o
city-Fear for LIE

- Cruz-Dr. AurelianO UrruUa'
80. ,.,irister of the interior. VINO ar
-:,.,I ~ Vera Cruz Tuesday, declare"
that he left the capital oeC'"S
,oared assassination and IN the oe'lel
,I,a, = revolt would shortly occur Ill
the City OF Mexico.
81 left the capital, ne Salu' I0i
reasons The first was AhoNieuT
or plot amoLg General liuei'"
olosa political supporters % aSS"S9'
a,ta mo they saving | knc" too much
e'.,nd there has been planned "A gen
| oral revolt of the people ana the "i ny
81 would not be surprised 10 RECEIVE
nov at any moment news Oh al up |
Using against Huerta, OF Nhom 'ne
| ,,oo,Ie and the army are tired anu vi
whom the people and the arm! are "
termined to rid themselves. uiu NO.
,,.ant IN he in Mexico City when TINS
occurred. .,-o,,ob
the streets by American soidlers anu
biesed and threatened by his country
mon Urrutia was forced to race ue
aa, come of the indignities to whlch
he subjected others while lie was ms"
in power at the capital.
In snite of the sentiment OF the
royo which stood before his ho'el
ord shouted Let US witness 'hd'
American justice be DONE ueneia
Funston has been asked 10 orue'
rntia,s detention until such time as
tbov have at Mexico City a new gov
eminent and a new judiciary, oelore
, charges against the eX-mihis'er Ca"
bo filed for alleged crimes perpe
trated. as is generally claimed Whlle
:. H., nos minister of the interior.
= Antonio Rivere de la Horre' eui,o'
Of Ell Dictamen, who was the ie"ue'
of a demonstration against Dr- VI
; r,,tia still is held at police headquar-
Z tors charged with disturbing the
neace. He has become popular heIo
e The Urrutia incident has serNeu -
q demonstrate in a striking manner tht
y ,,if,,spread anti-Huerta sentiment III
T. Vera Cruz. Most OF the lusi'l'e'
al from the capital are welcomed u! .n'
IN residents of Vera Cruz, but they lln'
sc IL difficult to separate Urru'ld lIon
tho uuerta regime, notwithstanding
es the public dropping of the man D.
lg the provisional president
i'll "Whv. it would appear that the
no think I am still working for Huerta'
all said the big framed fugitive, as
ch paced I'D and down his room IN iron
nd of his wife, whose eyes were req VIII
weening. They refuse to belleV
en- that I too. am in danger OF my III
or from that man. Some of them thlh
an 7 am down here on some sort ol
lie crat mission for Huerta, and other
xxi that 7 am here conHving at son
on plot or other with the CONSTITUTIONS
on lists. Adj,
ne 81 assure YOU that | am doll
the ,o;tbar am trying to get aw;
dri- from scenes and situation that I'D
YES GROWN hateful to me and wnlch
blotting the record of my country
the "Not since the 10th of Septemh
ave have | had anything to DO WIN .
ran. government and only once In all u
avs. time have | seen Huerta.
tors Dr Urrutia referred to an lncld'
is at a dinner at Chapultepec last
n of when Ouerido Moheno and Jose Ma
airs. Iazano. members of Huerta's caDln
La drinking the health of Huerta' sty
hree him as the modern Napoleon
r at lauding him as being even grea
rely than the Corsican.
nifty At that time DR.. Urrutia says
had aid stand before the president and
nosed the idea of placing a halo ab
said the head of Huerta, telling him
swer nm the day he resigned and ope
60 the wav for true democracy in WI
80, indians, such as you and l. III
LEE. participate, he, indeed, would
over great.
h in The president rebuked Moheno
r;oan Iozano. saving his friend, URN
"A IN had uttered the sentiment most pl
This ing to him.
lerals "And that sentiment is one l
are hold declared DR.. Urrutia.
nalist not in accord with the admini
presi- ton it's plans or policies, and
e I'M onenly told the president so, ana
!. thev accuse me of intriguing for D