The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-28

A hearing was set for July 1. After the formal charges issued on instruc- fions from the United States district attorney mt sam Antonio had been filed the accused men were taken be- fore George Oliver, United States com- missioner, and their bond approved, and the date for their hearing fixed. Surety was furnished by Isaac and Frank AIderete, May Move and Ru- dolph Cruz.
 General Huerta was driven to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Luis Fu- entes. Orozco was taken to the home of friends.
 Instead of being given an enthu- siastic welcome by his supporters, many of whom had gathered at the border, Huerta reached Fl Paso in GUS tody of federal officers and under guard of 25 United States troopers.
 The former Mexican executive and General Orozco were taken to the GUS toms house and later removed to Fort Bliss where they were held until their bonds had been provided.
 Huerta. in answer to a question. de- nied he had intended to re-enter Mex leo at this time. DID NOT INTEND
 
 Huerta had planned to leave the train at Newman and motor 20 miles to El Paso, accompanied by his son in-law, Maj. Luis Fuentes. and General Orozco, who had been one of his most active commanders. That portion of his plan was carried out, but his party was augmented by the addition of the federal officials and the cavalrymen.
 Late last night federal officials learned that General Huerta was trav- cling toward Fl Paso. Zach l.. Cobb, cc Hector of customs at Fl Paso act . ing for the state department assist cd by Clifford Beckham of Fort Worth, special agent for the depart ment of justice, arranging to meet his train at Newman, N. M. accompanied by small force of federal officers and 25 cavalrynien from Fort Bliss under Col Georse Morgan. The troops being used as an escort and guard against disorders on the drive through the city.
 Huera reached Newman at GAO a. m. and readily agreed to the request thht he and General Orozco accompany them to the customs office in Ell Paso for conference The general was in formed that he was not being placed under arrest, but was to be given ev- cry courtesy as their guest on the drive to the city.
 "Ah. soldiers, finew exclaimed the Eoneral, spying the cavalrymen as he aiighted from the train.
 He chatted cheerfully during the drive to the city. War is not all bad" said Huerta at mention of the American civil war. That made of the United States greater nation than it could otherwise have been. Perhaps the civil wars of Mexico may likewise benefit my country.''
 HUERTA THINKS
 WAR BENEFICIAL
 Of the European war, he said: ''No good can come from that conflict for when 1t ends all countries involved will, lose"
 brief stop was made at the Fl Iaso Country club for refreshments Then the automobiles sped to the home of General Huertas daughter and pro- ceeded to the federal building.
 In a brief chat with newspaper re- rorters the general declined to discuss Mexican affairs from any angle
 "I did not intend to enter Mexico he said. Perhaps I may return at some future time. but not in less than five years
 A gift of cigarettes from Collector Cobb greatly pleased the general, wl,o was profuse in his thanks.
 Word of Huerta's arrival spread rap idly and in a short time the streets around the federal building were damned with an excited eager throng Fearing possible disorders or Injury to General Huerta by enemies from Mexico, Mayor Lee secured permission of federal and army authorities to transfer Huerta and General orozco