The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-14
BY ii. Ii. sr.ANSBt R1.

I'll Pa~ot iSA. JHiA A3,--~c>tNEc8
service agents of the government
have repaired to Washington that
new revolution in Mexico, head
I'd by General Jacinto h. 1reyino,
Il well under way. Coalition he
meen the ttliistas and disxruntied
Stlrranxi~tir- Ia staiu 10 have been
accomplished.
GarTauza's order relieving Trc-
vino at chihuahua and sending
him to Monterey t. believed to-
have been an effort Ia stem the
\ tide that has set in against the dc
facto government.
The plan AZ unfolded here shows
THAT Trevino'. agents have been work
hing secretly throughout Mexico Mar
#celllno DaVaiQs sub secretary of for
seign affairs. was ordered arrested four
Rdays ago for being interested IN the
new movement. He fed from Mexico
&Cits and IS now IN Cnlhia htct win
4Trevino.
General Ernesto Santoscoy. who IS
said 10 have agreed To deliver the
#Goahuila forces. has been ordered ar
rested at Saltilo by Minister OF War
|0bregon. The order specifies that
Santoscoy Is to he deported. but It
has not been carried out as the officer
hs in command OF the situation. The
movement toward the border In the
vicinity OF the Big Bend district is
declared to be "a party OF plan 10
emuggle additional arms and ammu-
milton across the border
Say Trevino is Stiil Loyal.
Consul Andreas Garcie and General
Francisco Gonzales maintain that
rrevino Is still loyal to Carranza.
They authorized a statement to this
kffect saying II was based on a tele-
gram from Trevino. When asked 10
make public the message they could
not produce II. From other and re-
liable sources 1t was learned no such
Communication had been received.
The reports to General Bell give
'Pancho" villa full credit for or
Plantation OF the revolt against Car
rama and Obregon. Villa was well
aware OF Trevino's political ambitions
md his dislike for Oregon He per-
mitted Trevino to know through Ca
nuto Reyes that he was willing to
bo4n forces with him and would him
belf stay in the background. When
Villa made a demonstration of his
aghting strength at Jlminez week
20 Trevino. who had 10000 troops
ii his command in the Immediate vi
einity Of chihuahua City. sent an IN
bffectual force against the bandit lead
er. Az TeHult poorly EuaFQeQ
brain Of ammunition was captured by
Nilla- General Ramos. the Carranza
commander. was killed. Later re-
ports OF extended fighting between
Ehe two factions were permitted to go
put by Trevino to cover up the real
Mutation.
Carranza agents are known to have
Visited the border during the last few
lays to ascertain tho extent of the
movement. One OF the investigators
was Sebastian Carranza, nephew Of
he First Chief.
In the territory now controlled by
rrevino and villa two-thirds OF the
Numerical strength of the Carranza
hrmy Is stationed. This includes
practically every serviceable piece OF
held artillery and the bulk of NUM-
ion supplies
Civil Population Anti -CarranHa.
The civil population is anti-Carranza
because his rule has only brought
starvation. They stood with him
when the country faced war. 1t is
Blamed by students of the situation.
bnly because they believed hostilities
would bring American money and
Food into the country. General Inez
5alasar and Marcelo Caraveo are said
TO be under arrest in Chihuahua. They
we're officers In the Federal army I'M