The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-04

FL PAso, July 3.-Gcn. Huerta was
arrested this afternoon on ant
rom San Antonio. Tex. charging con-
Siracy to violate the United States neu-
rality laws. This is a similar charge
that on which he was arrested last
sunday on arrival here. His bond in
he San Antonio case was fixed at sl5.-
Nc, the same as the other case.
Gen. Huerta protested vigorously TO
Htched message to the Chief Justice
the Supreme Court at Washington In
,rotest.
Other arrests made during the after
'Oon included J. b. Rather. interpreter
sr Huerta, Gen. Ignacio Bravo, Gen.
auardo Csuz, Gen. Jose Deigado and
Enrique Gorostiete. These were all made
pom complaints filed here. and all are
Aarsed with conspiracy to violate the
sutrality laws. The bond OF each Nas
ued at $4,000, and attorneys repre-
snung the men asked that they be in
termed at Fort Bliss. instead OF locked
~ in Jail. pending the arrangement Of
|tonds.
Army officers announced that II
''uerta gave bond they would immedi-
Nely intern him at Fort Bliss.
zen. Orosco Escapes.
TIE arrests followed the discovery this
aorniEs that Gen. Pascual Orozco.
eourh under "A $500 bond and under
lie guard ~ six United States officers.
scaped from hts Temporary home In El
i'aso last night.
The escape of Oroxco caused Juarcz
althorties TO telegraph to villa for
anre troops. II also resulted In the
hited States border guard being in
feased and In me ssaees being sent from
Mayor Lea and the Chamber OF Com
aerce asking the War Department to
sspatch some artillery here, rs an at
Aek upon Juarez is confidently expected
ium Orozco and force that Is said to
ave been recruited for him by Gen
|Slazar near JuareZ.
Huerta's message to the Chief Justice
the United States Supreme Court
as as follows:
Il have the honor to call to your At
tntion the following: That officers
|'Ld representatives of the judicial
ranch OF the Government in this city,
Flthout just cause or reason. have mo-
sSted me and my family life here.
IN already under arrest here under
trian charges and have deposited
Wi i
nave been rearrested.
u respectfully ask an order from
your court that your representatives
mere be instructed to tell me OF the
aaties am to perform and the conduct
am to pursue In order that henceforth
hey may leave my family unmolested."
Huerta Is Sarcastic.
When taken from the Federal build
ag 10 the Jail Huerta exclaimed sar-
Asticaliy: Il was never so honored In
ny life"
Huerta had $50 in his pockets when
ssarched. He is reported to have wired
Us brokers in New York to-day to send
I'm $4,000. He refused to surrender
Is money to the jailer. but handed It
'er 10 Lieut.. Shellenberger. military
4
30 give 1t to the poor" He also gave
e Lieutenant some jewelry and trinkets
va asked him to give them to his
eughter. Lieut.. Shallenberger refused
give the Generals money away.
The prisoners were locked in cell.
Oa'ing the hearing Secret Service Of
sN Pnkey was asked by Commissioner
|vAVer If the guards which surround Gen.
'aerta would be removed with the rails
g OF the bail, and Officer Pinkey re-
ltd that no matter what the sum might
the surveillance would remain the
hme
Y am here" said Huerta. striking his
%east complying with the justice OF
We United States. am very respectful
" the justice of this country. ] wish
% set forth that | am being guarded
'hlle under bond, under conditions where
VI other people giving like bonds are
'uulled to be free. ! protest against
HNng these people 1.-THE guardsl about
Wy house and coming into my house
NO demanding the arrest OF my friends
,ho happen to be in the neishborhood
come TO visit me.
Treated BETTER In n. Y.
W have been In New York city and
'her American cities and everywhere
nave received respectful treatment and
no instance has there been anything
win the reproach from any OF the
,merlcan people from my behavior or
Onduct.
u have occupied the highest official
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