Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-17

Mexico. but nothing has occurred to
Indicate any movement on the part OF
liuerta's enemies In the field tu Inter-
fere with his leaye-taking.
iiuerla Travels LciSnrcly.
His family and others dear to him
already ont of the zone of possible
danger. eN- President Hucrta is moV-
ing towards this port tonight In a spec
Cial train that should land him here
carly tomorrow morning. The train
is moving lcsurely making a NUM-
her of stops and the incident thereby
~ robbed OF much that otherwise
might characterize General Huerta
departure from a capital as a flight.
Hueftas friends here point to the
mannef Ia which he stood back urg-
ing those for whom he cared tn leave
before him and refer to him as the
officer who commands the rear
guard movement
As Il appears tonight there viii he
little tomorrow To bring TO mind the
departure from Mexico OF Porfirio
Diaz. II was Huerta whom Diaz chose
to escort him to Vera cruz from The
capital. nuerta To whom the deposed
president uttered words which subse-
Quent developments have made ap-
pear prophetic. No one here knows
Just Where and how and when lluerta
will say goodbye but the majority
believe that his departure VIII be az
unostentatous as he can make Il.
Has Not advised Friends.
General Camerena. IN the command
ol the special guard. has not been in
formed. nor does General Luis fuen-
tes iuerta's son-in-law, know We
are waiting for the general to toll u.s.
both lf them said. Fuentes. when a
captain drew attention To himself at
the close OF the fighting in Mckee
city lay .Arresting Gustavo Madero.
brother OF the eX- president and later
by marrying Marie de la Luz luerta
There is desire on the part of
some of the residents 10 meet the re-
firing president and they are talSine
about organizing a reception commit
tee, bnt federal officers and members
of his family doubt whether Huerta
will give them the opportunity be-
cause of his desire not TO embarrass
any Of his friends he Is leaving
The orders OF the Dresden and Bris-
tol still place them At the disposition
Of the eXiles but nuthing more deti-
mite than this is known. 1t is under
stood generally. however thai most
Of the PARTY, probably the women, VIII
be cared for on the Bristol while Cen
eral Huerta and General Banquet
and perhaps the other men Will be
taken aboard the German cruiser
Return to Sleeping Cars.
Realizing that hattleshlps are poor
Things at best when Il comes TO taking
care of passengers. those who boarded
the Bristol this morning were back in
the ears this afternoon and are sleep-
ing there tonight, although from time
to time small parties visited the war-
ships The decks OF the Haragoza, the
Mexican gunboat which Is moored
alongside the wharf whore the train
is standing, were overrun most OF the
day. children 50 often promenadns
as to give the appearance of a picnic
party.
Sonora Huerta had lost her buoyancy
of the morning and spent the greater
part of the day In her section talking
very soherly "a her sons. Jorge and
Victor She refused TO see anybody
and members Of her party described
ner az showing considerable uncasi-
ness regarding her husband. Reports
from the train on which fluerta Is
travelling were shown 10 her from
time 70 time but ever the fact that the
train was moving steadily forward was
not sufficient 10 reasure her Tier
mood extended To the other members
of her immediate family.