Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-25
OVERAWED BY D|Az -FOUR ARE INDICTED
Revolt in Mexico Appears to ExEmpoyes Accused of De-
Have Been Suppressed. fraudlng l|incs Central
FIGHTING is NOT RENEWED EXPENSE BILLS PADDED
All ouet in Territory Reported
tai and Border. Have Been $4,825650.
MADER0 REPORTED WOUNDED CONFIDENCE GAME IS CHARGED
He to
Shot in an Engagement on Salary
Yesterday al osterman Company
Revolt in Mexico Appears to
Have Been Suppressed.
FIGHTING is NOT RENEWED
All Quiet in Territory Between Capt.
tai and Border.
MADERO REPORTED WOUNDED
Unconfirmed Statement That He
Was Shot in an Engagement
Yesterday at Guerrero.

Ell PASO. Tex, November 2I.-AH was
Quiet between FL Paso and Mexico City
when the train which reached Ell Paso
froIn Mexico city this morning came
through All tie telegraph wires were
In operation and tAere was no fighting.
Passengers from Parral declared there
was no lighting there yesterday and the
troops reported as passing through Tor
reon, Ito quell riotins at Parral,' were
merely reinforcements and were not for
maintaining order at Parral.
These passengers brought the report
that an American named Storey was
wounded in the Parral fighting Monday
at the same time that Thomas Lawson,
an American. was accidentally killed.
Towns Reported Quiet.
Information to the Ell Paso Herald to-
day from the border of Sonora is that
Hermosilla, Guaymas and Mazatlan are
quiet. A message from Cananea said
quiet prevailed there and forty OF the
harrison of 12J soldiers have been sent
% Naco. Sonora.
The story of revolutionists of Cana
nea furnishing arms and ammunition 10
Yaqui Indians is canard," declares the
Herald correspondent
r. J. Marshall. mining man, who was
at Parral during the fighting, was among
the passengers arriving here today
Americans We're warned to keep out
was killed and Storey was wounded, but
rhey were hit by stray bullets.
Fatalities Exceeded Report.
The official report at Parral said only
lour persons were killed. but there were
more than that, as have seen photo
graph of ten dead In one spot.
All is quiet now and no more trouble
is expected. Business Is going on as
usual"
NJ. +. Chaflin, a mining man from the
neighborhood of Zacatecas, reported there
lad been no trouble in that vicinity.
There is no confirmation here OF the
report from Eagle Pass that Gen. Madero
had been wounded in an engagement
with federal troops at Guerrero.
Nature Of Wounds Unknown
EAGLE PASS, Texas. November 49,
The Mexfcan commander
Porfirio Diaz last evening informed Gus
toms Collector r. w. DOVE that Fran
cisco I. Madero. claimant Of the presi-
dency of Mexico. was badly wounded In
fight yesterday at Guerrero between his
forces and 200 rurales and cavalry. COM
manded by Col. Fuentes and Lieut.. Nj
Canor Valdez.
The Mexican commander stated that his
advices had come directly from a trust
worthy citizen Of Guerrero. who came in
during the day. According to the report
Madero was leading his forces when fed
eral troops engaged them. The engage
ment was fierce. though brief.
Madero was seen 20 fall from his horse
and was carried to the rear as his force
fell back. The federal troops are re-
ported to have followed up their advan-
the hills. The nature of Maderos wounds
are unknown.
Awaiting Absolute Proof.
Collector DOVE said that he would wait
for absolute confirmation before making
anv report.
Fully LOCO soldiers were sent into Par
raj Wednesday by the government, and
tn town Is under strict military rule.
Tlis is due to the fear that the insur-
gents will try to capture the rich mines
there.
The Mexican government has issued
ar order for the confiscation Of the prop
cry Of Francisco j. Madero. the revolu-
tonary leader. according to advices re-
cfived here. Madero owned a large land
ed estate near Parras. state of Coahulia,
and much valuable property in Monterey
Nadero also has stock in mining in
vsstments. but the government cannot
touch that.
More Troops for Border.
PRESCOTT. Ariz.. November 25.-Al.
though everything Is reported quiet along
tlle border. Gen. Thomas left with Com
pany Il Of the 18th Infantry for Naco,
Ariz.. early today While the general
will neither deny affirm, there is a
rulnor that the entire garrison of three
companies will leave Fort Whipple for
Tho border Saturday. Army officers said
that the cavalry at Fort Huachuca has
also been ordered TO the border.
In view of the present situation this
movement of troops is considered as q
precautionary measure, in order to pro-
tect American interests should any out
break occur.
Reyes Diaz Supporter.
PARIS. November 25.-Gen Bernardo
Reyes. the Mexican soldier. who came to
iaris some time ago on "A military mis-.
sion for the Mexican government, denies
the report that he intends to return to
Mexico to take hand in the revolution
To d reporter Gen. Reyes expressed the
opiIion that President Diaz whom he de-
y, libed as great patriot, would succeed
III restoring order, and afterward adop,
effective measures for allaying the pres
Crt popular discomfort in Mexico
Gen. Reyes declined to go into details
regarding the causes which led up to tn.
present condition of affairs in his coun.
Try. but expressed the belief that unrest
could not be considered serious, anc
would not last long.
His Opinion of Madero.
Of Francisco Madero. leader of the rev
olutionists in Mexico, Gen. Reyes said:
Madero lacks in experience He ha.
had no public charge which would max,
him formidable. Should any man Will
great prestige and a popular following
aHd especially man of influence witt
the army, appear behind him. the situa
Iion might possibly become grave
Gen. Reyes said the present troubl
in Mexico would not alter his plans FL
expected to remain here long enough I,
complete the mission with which he 4
charged. Pointing to a document or hi
desk. he said:
The most important matter with whicl
| have to deal has just come before me
Reports that ! intend to intervene II
the trouble are baseless. / left Mexico ,
year ago for the express purpose of pre-
venting my name being used as a sloxa,
for revolution
Says Conditions Are Normal.
NEW YORK. November e5-The insul