Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-25
WILL STILL BE A WEALTHY MAN
Large Holdings of New York and
Continental Securities.
ORDER IS RESTORED IN MEXICO
Official Statement Says Uprising is
Practically at an End.
lvOLUTIONIsTs MAKE DENIAL
They say that the LuII ~ Only a Pre-
Iude To the Real Battle, which
VIII Begin In a short
Time,
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
MEXICO CITY, Mex Via Galveston,
Nov. 2.-Victor Rosewater The Bee,
omaha, Neb.--Border reports about Mexico
are greatly exaggerated From official as
surances and reports from our own cor
respondents, am satisfied the government
forces are amply able to control the Sltua-
tion in the northern states
PAUL HUDSON.
Editor Mexican Herald.
CIUADAD PORFIRO DIAZ. Mex. Nov.
2L-The Mexican government has ordered
the confiscation Of all OF the property OF
7 Francisco 1. Madero, leader Of the revolu
tionsts. Madero has large landed inter
/ ests in northern Mexico and owns valu-
able property In the city Of Monterey.
But even II the revolutionary movement
should fail and Madero lose all OF his
property in Mexico, he would not be a
poor man. 1t Is known that he has invest
ments in New York and his holdings OF
continental securities are said TO be large.
According to reports reaching here today
/ through government sources the Diaz for
| ces are now in complete control OF all
of northern Mexico, except perhaps small
sections of Coahuila and Chihuahua.
/ Arms and ammunition in large guam
titles shipped from St. Louis and New
York have been seized by the government
| forces in the mining camps at san Pedro,
Santa Barbara, Inde and other points, ac-
| cordng to reports received here today.
These military supplies are said to have
been shipped several weeks ago as mine
supplies etc.
| 1t is asserted that more than $4,000 worth
of modern rifles, cartridges and high-power
! explosives have been taken by the Diaz
troops since Sunday.
Telegram from CreeI.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. A-"Order has
/ been established in all the republic with
the exception OF the district OF Guerrero.
/ in Chihuahua, where a faction OF about
200 men are not yet completely reduced"
The foregoing is a text OF a telegram
dated November g. received today from
Enrique c. Cresl, the AteKioana minister OF
foreign affairs by Ambassador De La
Barra
1t is the opinion Of Henry Lane Wilson
! United States ambassador at Mexico City
that the situation IN the republic Is inn
proving The State department had dis
patch from Mr.. Wilson today based on in
formation furnished by the Mexican For
egn office. Mr. Wilson was informed that
fighting continues at Parral and CindRd
Guerro where the revolutionists already
had lost fourteen men and the government
four, The remainder of the republic was
reported to be quiet.
"The best Of order has prevailed at
Monterey cabled Consul General Hanna
at Monterey.
The department. also had mail advices
from Consul Ellsworth at Ciudad Porfirio
Diaz, dated November A. relating to the
attack made upon the American consulate
by an anti-American mob. Mr.. Ellsworth
said the local authorities had apolog.zed for
the incident and had solicited his permis-
sion to repair the damage to the consulate.
Outbreaks at New Point.
Ell PAso. Tex, Nov. Awhile it is
admitted that with the tightening OF the
censorship established by the Mexican
government, only such information as is
favorable to the government is being al
lowed to come through; it is the general
belief that the situation is now pretty
well under control. Sympathizers Of the
revolutonsts here, however, claim that
the present lul merely marks the strength
ening of the insurgent organization, and
that the real force Of the uprising will be
felt withina few days.
The most important Developments Of
the night was the report that disturbances
had broken out in the territory OF Tepie,
, on the west coast This is a new field
no disturbances having been reported from
any points in this section OF the country
before. A heavy force OF troops has been
sent to Tepic from Mexico City.
No fight was reported here last night
| from any OF the revoluuonists' strong
, holds Parral apparently affords the gov
ernment the most anxiety and fully 1000
federal troops were sent TO that point
, yesterday.
{ All points along the line Of the Mexican
: National railroad, including Torreon and
} Chihuahua, were reported tranquil al g.
I m, and the absence OF further news from
these places indicates that quiet stlll relgns.
! It Is declared that the insurgents still hold
} the branch OF the exIoo-Northwestern
I railroad, running from Chihuahua to Ma
dera. Earlier reports last night stated that
5 the government troops had recaptured the
t railroad.
One American Killed.
3 The staff man Of the El Paso Herald,
: who has reached Parral. where fighting oc.
4 CURED Monday. writes:
This town is in perfect peace and tran
Gull again. Forty-one we're killed In the
assault on the town and sixty-eight
wounded were found in buildings after
wards. Tom Lawson, an American was
killed In his room In the Palace hotel by a
stray bullet.
down from the mountain side, we're 1sl
men armed with rifles and 100 armed with
revolvers About fifty unarned Insurgents
watched the fighting from the mountains" "
: General Reyes sttl ia France.
PARIS. Nov. A-General Bernardo
Reyes. the Mexican soldier who came to
France on special military mission was
stll in this city today, and Il Is said has
/ no intention Of returning to Mexico az this
time
1 Reports that Reyes was going home "a
head the revolutionists had been circulated
Z General Reyes was formerly governor o.
4 the state OF NueyO Leon, whore the
enemies OF President Diaz were especially
3 strong. Though an avowed supporter of
q Diaz, the loyalty Of REYES has been olos-
b toned and year ago he was placed under