The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
TO START REVOLT IN MEXICO
DIt/'S FOE. .MADERO. Ell DIES
Watchers N TEXAS.
Though, To Have Crossed the BORDER 90
Head Revolutionary Forces-Out.
break Expected To-day Both Sides

LAREDO. Nov. is-Cnited States Gov
srnment men and Mexican army scouts
.-s trying to locate Francisco Madero
md seven followers. who left tn. neigh
u,rhood Of Cotulls early this morning
3rrInd for Mexico. Aladero. though dis
g'Iised. was recognized by one of tho
nltsd States Government employees
>nn was on the train and knows him
"rsnnally
-Four M-Nicans purchased hors"> and
ammunition for rifles in Cotulla yesterday
md were waiting for Madero aud party
hen they left the tram The four in
IN. Madsro party had tickets for Laredo.
md some Mexican score; service men
the train who were " atching suspects
,'r' surprised this morning when the
tram reached Laredo and they found
THAT the parties had left IT during IN"
NIGHT
Naiero's family has a bia plantation
nu m. Mexican side of the river. about
f,rty niles above Laredo. and 1t IL be-
l"y.d that Mndero has recruited small
amy her. II is also believed that his fol-
Ir7"rs will start the fight in many parts
4 Mexico Tomorrow American Con-
81 Nunzo Garrett Of Nuevo Laredo. has
v.r.i Washington thar IA" Mexican
Co., .'-umsnt IL expecting troubl. to start
u,',srn Laredo and Eagle Pass some
'-'. III sunday
u..1 I.luro Villar. comma nder of the
M,Nrln army on tn. frontier. has sent
".' .couting parties patrollIng IN" river
ru prevent Madero from entering Mexico
It possible and IN locate his followers.
capt. J 2. Cranke Of Company L. SECOND
IaNas has been ordered to keep his com
pany IN readiness for duty IN Laredo II
necessary and Gen. Nillar has been con-
'errlnk with the commander Of Fort
Mclutush tor two days and - believed
20 have requested that ,h. War Depart
m.nr prevent rrvnl'IIonists from "Ssap-
ing {" tins side. Tn. commander sent Il
col. message 70 Washington,
Wnll" II - not believed that even II the
r..plvtion gets a good start IN Mexico
- will affect this city, there - strain
~ vehement here. and fortnight crowds
II raupl,. ara ia the streets discussing
IN aa ger tones the probability of a revolu-
rinn on sunday.
u. D.,
tonight IlouE the Mexican border
Americans on the Texas and Arizona side
II the international line are excited over
ra,,ort- that snti-Am-ricsn demonstra-
Ina. ara be ng planned by Mexlcsns, and
IN, N,xt.ll officials are ia a nervous
'r-mhle over reports that revolutionists
are about to attack numerous small places
dong the border
The bood-hed at Pu.bla has enraRed
IA" N.xican- in Arizona. Texas and New
N..ico. who belong % the Mexican revo-
uiionary junta, and by the score they are
EirIug up their positions IN the mines. on
IN. ranches and in tn. towns and flock ing
.oward Mexico. all of them armed.
u.-par che- from Yuma. Tucson
phGnix. NogaIes. Naco. Bisbee. Tomb
Ton. and practically every point III
arizona near the border say that there
has been - heavy demand within the
'l-r week for ammunition and high power
lns simultaneous with purchases OF a
.. nilar nature at San Antonio. These
re- made under the name OF Francesca
NIatero. IN. ack no~ lodged head Of the
evolutionary jupta since the lncarcera-
ION Of Librado Riviera. AntonioNillareal
and F. Flores Magoon IN the Yuma peni-
rentiary after their sensational flights
rom y, Louis san Antonio IL now the
n-adauart.rs Of the junta. and bears the
am. relation to the uprising that ~
Inuis did whan r Flores Magoon vas the
Prov sional President
Arizouians understand thar raids are
beng planned on Naco. where on" was
tried several months ago, Nogalsr. Cana
n@i Hermosilo. the capital OF sonora.
md G,Iavma- In Texas il 10 reported
nat ne own II Las Nacas. opposite
bel Rio nrich was attacked TWO years
go Bo.p- J,.i Toro. near Maria, lex.
md several other small towns are SEIZED
led for on-lalghr-.
Mad.ro disappeared to-day from san
Nntonio wh.r. ma has been directing
40 revolutionary propaganda. and hl-
,h"r"abOu,4 are unknown. A man re-
-.'rbhng The Mexican leader. however.
buying horses in west Texas. ana
,aavb.. h- - preparing 10 arm his troops
-. hat they can harass the Mexican
,,nyrrilIn-rli and dart back over the Texas
.nt trizona lines
p.DJl" living m the little towns along
a., 80. tnr,i.r on tho American side ~ ~
rungIv fear thar they are I" b. the oh-
..r. u N.vican attacks and ther" il not
l.u-" without = new rifle Of high power
-'.t ."ntv If ammunti ion under tn. bed
.. MARATHON. BOuduillas and several
....r FONTS IN T.yas guards ar. man
..,r.d ~ night and mounted men patrol
-" u'rv surrounding the town. In
.""..- a,.-s work on the cst'le ran chcs
p,l.'. ra!ly stopped. and the cowboys
ar.s'. ID. ne" towns. waiting for "A chance
.. -tuu' NnNICaHs.
o." u.vr"T.ous Mexican border
-'y s"ry unn"ryinR. There II never
..E .,.r lost h..tw.sn the two nat lOnAIi-
..-~ along III" border and An overt act
fn" u.,r 81 a MEXICAN in any vilag.
...i a. DU,.. result ~ great bloOrish"d.
Due Nh.vicau Government har secret
....'. u"u ~ every American town
.. 'a. bprri"r THIS has been known
0'ry time. though denied often by
." N",I.ar Government To-day. how