Evening star., 1915-07-04
0rozco May Garry Out
New Revolution Plans
While Huerta Is Held

Ell PASo. Tex, July 3.-Gen. Victor
iano Huerta, former dictator Of Mexico
was rearrested here this afternoon on
federal warrant iss ed at San An.
tonic. charging conspiracy to violate
sne neutrality laws Of the United States
BY attempting-to launch a revolution
ary movement in Mexico. and. having
Jailed to secure bond. he was taken to
the county jail. military guard being
stationed around the building.
A number OF Gen. Huerta's associates
were arrested with him, and stimuli
taneously It was discovered that Gen.
Orozco. who was arrested last Sunday
and was out on bail. had disappeared
some time between midnight and day.
light.
Huerta were Gen. Caus. ]. B. Rather
and Enrique Gorestita. Rather is con-
ddential associate and interpreter for
Gen. Huerta, and Gorestita is secretary
to Gen. Huerta. No charges have been
placed against them. but they are being
detained pending the completion of an
investigation.
orozco May Garry Out Plan.
Word of Orozco's disappearance
reached federal headquarters early to-
day Omcers were rushed to the Orozco
residence. A thorough search was
made, but no trace of the former
Mexican general could be found. His
disappearance has revived rumors that
an attempt to carry out the alleged plan
to launch a new revolutionary move
ment in Mexico might be made in the
next few days. Border patrols were
notified and steps taken to apprehend
Orozco before he could cross the boun
dary.
Orozco was arrested last Sunday with
Gen. Huerta on charges of conspiracy
laws. He was placed under a bond of
$500. Notwithstanding his bond. fed
eral authorities kept his residence un-
der close watch.
been discovered and it is assumed that
he made good his escape. Fear was
expressed in Mexican circles that be-
fore many hours the Villa garrison at
command Of Orozco 1t was reported
last night that an armed force was
marching toward Juarez from the west
and among the rumors in circulation
was one that OroEco had planned to
move toward Juarex with this organ
ization.
For some time there has been reason
to believe that disaffection in the
Juarez garrison has gained such head
way that It would not be dinicult for
any of Mexico's recognised factional
leaders to take 1t over.
Was Guarded by Six Mem.
The escape Of Orozco was accomplish
ed in spite OF q guard OF six men
three soldiers and three agents of the
United States Department of Justice.
The orders for the guards were explicit
and warranted their taking drastic 40
tion in case Of an attempted flight.
The house in which Orozco lived 10 30
constructed and located that guarding
its occupants appears simple, but ten
yards away there is a growth OF shrub
berry that would make comparatively
easy the disappearance OF a person
after the intervening space had been
covered.
Authorities were Of the opinion that
Orozco left the building through a win
dow, gained the shrubbery and made
his way to an automobile waiting sew
eral blocks from the scene
Gen. Tomas Ornelas. In charge Of the
garrison at Juarex, when Informed of
the developments, said his border pa.
trols had reported no unusual occur
rences along the boundary.
Federal officials. civil and military.
held . lengthy conference. at which
they discussed the situation arising
from Orozco's escape. Orozco's bonds
the money deposited. and 1t 10 improb-
able that they will be. The govern
ment may not regard them in any way
rAanonaihln until altar July l2AkhA dav