Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-15
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TL id5u, I'm, Jan. Ia nTet ul
the victims OF the Santa Ysabel Mex
! leo, massacre, Thomas Evans, NJ h.
/ Romero and ] Woon. were in
TERED today without demonstration
| on the part of Americans whose
! threats against Mexicans led TO the
establishment virtually OF martial law
in the city last night Only one
source Of anxiety remained tonight
the safety of a party of Americans
who left Chihuahua City early today
on a special train. This train, accord
ing to advces received late today, was
due to arrive AT Juarez tonight.
Incendlary Posters In Juarez.
Reports were current that incen-
diary posters were being circulated in
Juarez. declaring that several Next
cans had been killed in the brawls
that attended last nights demonstra-
tions hero, but Mexican consular Off
cials declared they could find none.
Mexicans who for the sake of safe
ty were required to stay within doors
last night during the demonstrations
resulting from the murder of the
Americans Ly Villa bandits last Mon
day, reappearcd on the streets today
in numbers. Many Of them, members
of the 'cicntfco" element. showed
themselves at the bier Of Gen. Victo-
riano Huerta, the former president Of
thor country who died last night. the
prisoner Of the American government
which he once dcficd
Iiucrta's Body Placed in Vault
liuert0's body. garbed in the SNOWY
uniform Of Mexican general, was
placed temporarily in vault here this
afternoon. There was no ceremony.
religious or otherwise. That, said
members Of his family, would await
the time when they could take the
easkct of the former president of
Mexico to the capital Of his country
When Carranza officials were asked
however. when that time might be-
one replied: "Not in thousand
years"
At the same time ii was stated that
no request for permission to take the
body to Mexico city had
been made to Ncnustiano Carranza,
first chief Of the recognized govern
ment of Mexico. through any of his
agents here or at Juarez
Drapcd in Mexican Flag.
Tho body OF iIucrta was laid nI
state in the house. on side street /
which had been occupied by his fam /
lily and rctinuc while he was a prison
er Of the United States at Fort Bliss. !
on suspicion that he was planning a
new revolt in Mexico. Giis caskct was
drapcd in the Mexican flagg, and 4.
upon it lay his icwcied sword the
gold laced chapcau he had worn on
state occasions as president Of Mexico
and the gem-stars and orders that be-
locked his breast as the heal for q
brief time Of the Mexican nation.
Candles burned at the head Of the
,asket behind two of his former mill.
AIRY staff who acted us guard of hon
or. while al around sat weeping
women garbed in black.
Mayor Takes La,i Look.
Mayor Tom Lea. who was Hucrta's
attorney was ONT of the half dozen
americans who passed before the cas-
xet for a last look ut the man who
)adc defiance to the United states
md forced the battle at Vera Cruz
which cost the lives of twenty Amer
can sailors and marines.
Plans for a mass meeting here were
today on the orders of
Mayor Tom Lea. II being decided
hat no meeting would be held until I
rains Gent south TO bring Americansi .