The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-04
AT FL Paso along with Five
Others on Fresh Charges
Of Conspiracy p
|GEN. ORoZCe DISAPPEARS
Bail of SIS, 600 in Addition to
That First Given Can Not
Be Eurnisi1ed.

ri. PASOs JuIy 3.victoriano
anerta one Time dictator of Mexico
was In jaiI here tonight with nTe
other men arrested with him TO-DAY
on fresh charges OF conspiracy -
violate the neutrality OF the Unlteu
States. Six other men arrested ear.
lier In the week on similar charge
were at liberty on bond, but the
whereabouts of General Pascuai
Orozco was a source OF anxiety 20
federal officials. s,s
Orozco eluded. six guards at ms
residence and disappeared early N
the day. He is supposed to nave
climbed through a back WINDOW.
lodged into shrubbery ana Inen
made his way to an automoohe. re
ports early tonight had him at varl-
ons noints ON both sides of the Dor
der ready to lead armed Huerta foi-
lowers against the Villa garrison at
Jaarez. .,ef
Orozco May Appear.
Federal officers pointed out Ina Ina
they really had no Information that
Orozco would not appear in court
hare July IL, when. his case is ca4leo
for arraignment. Their chagr1n a.
his disappearance. nevertheless, van
patent.
General Huertass Incarceration was
caused by inability to furnish Sh ISea
bail in addition to the oono OF IN
amount under which ne was :, rei G-s Nv
after his first arrest r. h. CraT-
ford. assistant United States ais
trict attorney. failed in an attempt 70
have Huerta's bond fixed at $luN.-
non Lack of $4,000 bail kept ne,
hind the bars tonight, also s5snes a1
Irnacio Bravo and Jose Delguauo;;
taken with Huerta-and Gens r
Educardo Carcus. j.. 3. hagna .
Huerta's interpreter. and E ~
Gorostita, his .seI-staTY. az 81
earlier In the day. The otner a.
Iered conspirators who were released
nm tond earlier in the week are In
AIderette. Frank Alderette' JOSS
Zozaya and Marcello Carazeo:
Huerta Unburdens Self.
Today,s proceedings were not al al
all to the liking OF Genera au .s .
and he unburdened h1mseil u. q
sneech in the court of George q. On III
YER. United States commissioner ae
toid the commissioner that had CIT,
cum stances been dinerent ne M1 49,.
have shot one of the deputy marsnals
todav- The general also sent a. note
or nrotest to Chief Justice Wnite o,
the supreme court of the united
States. .adea N
this protest when he appeared before
Sommfssioner Oliver. Attorney CraW-
ford has lust asked that Huerta's
bond be fixed at 100000 when
Huerta asked to be heard.
Accuses Deputy Marshal.
while 1 respect the laws OF TINS
country" said he, must protest
against the methods that have Dee1 4
used here since. l. was arrested. =
gave the bond demanded Ihen !
was guarded like q. prisoner VINO nau
mot given bond. Hderta,s EYES s
IA shed as he turned toward Edward
Rrvant. a deputy united States mar
shall. and personally directed TO MIN
an accusation of failure TO treat
Huerta's family with respect.
..IIaying held high positions, con-
+inned Huerta. 1T is natural that
should have enemies and these are
the ones who are making the trouble:
= came here to visit my daughter ana
then 90 to San Francisco. SUIT no.
am reyolutionist; I am a trouble
maker; / must be arrested ana my
home turned into prison. can can
not eat, cannot sleep and cannot ta y,
without espionage. am mcrtineo
and my family Is shamed:
Threat to Shoot.
Huerta criticised bEyaht ~ 11.ese :
vigilance. Had L not been placed
IN the circumstances in which ! was.
said Huerta, 81 would have shot
him."
In his speech Huerta did not dis
Ec1ose the cause of this declaration;
Later in Conversation Hueria salo
that his. anger was aroused when
Rryant pushed tho generals little
son from the running board OF an
automobile as they started ffor the
court house. Huerta's voice shook
as he added: ~
..That is the first time have per-
mitted1 ny temper to run away with
me- ---7.-,s-,
WASHINGTON AFRAID OF
HIS FORGETTING BOND
esv ASSOCIATED .aEsn
Il WASHINGTON. July s.-Genera, |.
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