El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28

sioner. their bond approved, and their
hearing fixed for Thursday, July l.
surety was furnished by Ike and Frank
Aldereta Max Moye, Rudolfo Cruz ana
r. L. Thomason- The hearing was
held at Fort Bliss.
Gen. Huerta and Or0zcO were re-
leased at once from the brigade head
quarters at Fort Bliss Cen HuerIa
was driven to the home Of his daugn-
ter, Mrs Luis Fuentes. OrOzcO was
taken to the home of friends.
Release Causes n Stir.
The release of the Mexican leaders
caused nearly as great a stir in Mex
lean and American circles as did the
news Of detention earlier Sunday. I'm
msdiately there was revival of ru-
more relative to the new revolution
airy movement notwithstanding Huer-
ta's statement that he did not intend
TO attempt TO enter Mexico until peace
Is restored
Z am on my way to Los Angeles
and San Francisco" said the general,
to visit the Pacific coast and see the
Panama-Pacific exposition. lived IN
Oakland, Calf, about 20 years ago ana
have not visited the west coast Of the
United States since then. 50 decided TO
make the trip"
Basis Of Warrants.
The basis OF the warrant which de-
tanned the two generals was the alleged
purchase by them or their agents Of
ammunition and other military sup
plies to be used for a new armed move
ment in Mexico. This ammunition. it is
said, is stored in a local warehouse and
includes II machine guns, several hun
dred rifles and 100 600 cartridges. r.
partment Of justice, swOre out the war
rant
Though # is not officially admitted.
there is some fear that the two noted
prisoners may attempt TO Jump bond"
and escape to Mexico to carry on the
revolutionary plans which are believed
by some TO have been thwarted BY their
arrest Sunday. Secret service agents
viii probably watch them closely
Cobb Says He stopped Revolt
That the detention Of Gen Huerta
and Gen OrOZcO early Sunday morning
-'nipped another Mexican revolution" is
the expressed belief Of Zack Lamar
Cobb. collector OF customs. who caused
the detention Of the two men. Mr.. Cobb
had information that led him to believe
that Huerta was TO be taken by OrozcO
at once into Mexico to lead a MILITARY
expedition, possibly against JuareZ
Collector Cobb, who headed the dele
cation that met Gen Huerta at New
man, n. NJ Sunday morning and in
vIted" him TO become the guest Of the
collector, said he acted first and report
ed to Washington afterwards He had
the cooperation Of special agent Beck
him, of the United States department OF
justice. and Of deputy United States
marshals Bryant and Du Bose.
Tickets Only to FL PasO.
Tt developed Sunday that Cen Huer-
IA ticket and those OF his party read
only to FL Paso. This was in spite of
the fact that he had announced at Chi
cago and Kansas City that he was on
his way TO san Francisco TO visit the
exposition The General explained that
he did not know he could get a stop
over here on a through ticket and that
he was anxious TO visit his daughter
here.
In the party with Gen. Huerta was
Jorge Huerta. his son, who led the mob
in Mexico City which knocked the
statue Of Washington from its pedestal
I'm the capital A h Rather. confiden-
tial and financial agent OF Huerta, who
also acted as interpreter, and a number
Of minor officers
Ammunition Bought.
Prior to their detention information
had been received by United States Sc
quantity Of ammunition had been
bought here by the purchasing agent of
the new revolution and that it had been
stored in FL Paso TO await the begin
ming Of the newest revolution. The
funds for the purchase Of this ammu-
milton are said TO have come from the
east, also that an abundant supply of
money had been sent here to purchase
the necessary elements for starting the
revolution
Col Jesus de Leon. a former Huerta
federal officer from TorreOn. arrived in
FL Paso Saturday night from the east
on the G. H & S. A train It is believed
that he came here TO join the Huerta
party
At 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon Rogue