Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-07-02
.HUERTA ARRESTED
BY j. S. TROOPS
ON THE BORDER
Gen. Orozco and Deposed Dicta-
tor in Fort Bliss.
NEW REVOLT is UNDER WAY
Department Of Justice Orders Two
Seized to Halt PIot-PaIr on Way
Attend Conference With
Federal Officers.

Ell Paso, Tex, June 2S.-Gen. Victor
lana Huerta, former dictator of Mex
leo, was virtually made prisoner OF
the United States by officials OF the
department Of justice at Newman, N.
M, when he attempted to steal into
Ell Paso by automobile to attend the
big centifico junta to be held in this
city.
With Huerta, the federal officials
took into custody Gen. Pasquale Oroz-
co, the famous Mexican leader. The
two Mexican dignitaries were brought
to 81 Pasc in automobiles escorted by
troop of American cavalry, and
were taken to the federal building,
where they were held for while in
the marshal's Office pending receipt
OF instructions from Washington as to
their disposition.
Taken to Fort Bliss
Fearing demonstrations by the
enormous crowds of Mexicans which
surrounded the building, deputies spir-
tied Huerta and Orozco into automo-
biles and they were hurried to the
prison camp at Fort Bliss, where an
American soldier mounts guard over
them in one of the most handsome
sets Of quarters at the fort
When word was received here by
the federal authorities that Huerta
was on his way to Ell Paso a sharp
watch was kept by specially depu-
tiled United States marshals and
agents OF the department OF Justice,
and when Huerta left the train at
Newman, where General Orozco and
several other prominent cientihcos
had gone to meet him, federal agents
Immediately took the two leaders in
charge.
Captured by 100 Troopers.
More than 100 American troopers
from Fort Bliss had been stationed
on the Texas side Of the boundary to
prevent the Mexicans from crossing
over. AS soon as Huerta and Orozco
had been hustled into an automobile
the cavalrymen were assembled and
led the van of the cavalcade that later
startled the citizens of Ell Paso as it
hurried through the streets to the
federal building It is said that the
arrests we're made by deputy United
States marshals upon instructions d.
rect from Washington.
May Be ParoIed.
1t was reported about tho United
States district attorneys office that
both Huerta and Orozco would be
placed on parole on condition that they
do not attempt to foment the proposed
cientifico revolution or to leave Ell
Paso.
Another report Is that Huerta will
not again be permitted to remain at
liberty under parole to the federal au-
thorities since when he landed in New
York on April IL for a pleasure trip
he pledged himself to remain in this
country only 80 days and not to start
another revolutionary movement.
Ell Paso, Tex, June 28.-Gen. Vic
toriano Huerta is headed for the Mex
lean border. Following rumors which
began to spread rapidly in the after
noon that he would head a new revo-
luton and attack Mexico, his agents
later declared meeting Of the Glen
tifico-federal faction would be held
here today. General Huerta is ex-
pected to arrive here today.
General Huertas departure from
New York was ostensibIy for San
Francisco, where, he said, he intended
to visit the exposition.
Fourteen former Huerta generals in
Guiding his son-in-law, Gen. Luis Flu
entes. are in Ell Paso with 800 former
federalist officers and 5000 soldiers
Today Date Of Invasion?
A Huerta sympathizer said that
Monday was the day set for the inva-
sion of Mexico. Juarez will be the
first objective point Pasoual Orozco,
a Huerta leader, just returned from
New York after comforting with HUI
erta and American bankers financing
the cientifcos, claimed to have the
Juarez garrison practically bought out.
1--WE are going to fight this revolu-
ton with silver instead Of bnllets, I"
said Orozco. 1--WE have already got
our missionaries working in the ranks
of the different factions"
Quietly the Huerta factionists have
been storing arms and ammunition at
secret depots along the border and
near here, it has been learned. In
one local warehouse United States Of
ficials have discovered IA machine
guns and a large quantity of ammuni-
ton. United States soldiers are guard
ing the place to prevent smuggling Of
the munitions.