The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-24
SAYS ORDER IS BEING
ESTABLISHED IN MEXICO
Telegram From Mexican Minister of Foreign Affairs
Madero Leads 600 in Revolution Which Was Care
fully Panned-Met Hundreds of Visitors and Had
Arms Shipped Into Mexi co Before Outbreak Began.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 24.-"Or-
der has been re-established in all of
the republic with the exception of
the district of Guerrero in Chihuahua
where a faction of about 200 men
have not yet been completely re-
duced."
The foregoing is the text of tele-
gram dated yesterday and received
today from Enrique Creel, the Next
can minister of foreign affairs, by
Ambassador De La Barra.
San Antonio, Tex, Nov. 24.-Fran-
cisco I. Madero, who is leading the
revolution in Mexico, completed his
plans for the political outbreak since
his arrival in this city on October T.
lie left here the night of November
18th and crossed the Rio Grande to
his own ranch in Mexico Sunday
morning, November 20, where he
took command of 600 men we'll
armed.
Surrounded by Leaders.
Immediately upon his arrival IN
San Antonio last month, he was sur
rounded by revolutionary leaders
until he left the city, although he
disclaimed warlike Intentions He
came from Mexico disguised as
pcon, having forfeited bonds for his
appearance on q charge of sedition
growing out of a speech delivered at
San Luis Potosi, May 20, prior to the
election in which he was a candidate
for the presidency against Diaz.
Congressman Comes.
Madero was met here by Juan San
chez Azcona. a former member OF
the Mexican congress, who also is a
brother-in-law of Juan d. Casassus,
former ambassador to the United
States, and by Enrique Border Man
euel, an orator for the anti-Diaz
party in Mexico. Azcona is a grad
uate of Harvard and Madero of Ecole
Centrale, Paris.
Madero seldom showed himself
and claimed to be opening his cam
paign for the presidency six years
hence He has close friends here.
and through them he was able to
purchase large quantities of arms
and ammunition--this fact not being
known until after tho revolution
broke out.
Arms Struggled.
The arms were smuggled into
Mexico largely by fording the river
southwest or here in remote ranch
region. The Madero estate of Goa
hula extends many miles along the
Mexican side of the river at the point
where the crossing was made.
In the course of his operations
here Madero talked freely of his OPP
position 10 the Diaz regime. but spoke
of a peaceable revolution and denied
any completely with the revolution
airy junta that has existed here for
two years.
Naderos Are Rich.
The Madero family is the wealth.
est in Northern Mexico. 1t owns
thousands of acres of good land in
Coahuila and Nuevo Leon and car
ries considerable bank accounts in
New York and Paris. The leading
banks in the states named are con-
trolled by the Made-os, and their
ability to raise ready money is said
10 be great.
The loyalty of other members of
the family has never been question
ed. with the exception of the father
and brother of Francisco. The vast
resources of this branch OF the fam
lily are supposed TO be available for
the use of the leader in the present
outbreak.
Many Consultations.
During the more than forty days
that Maiero spent IN this country ne
was in constant consultation at one
of the hotels here with visitors from
all sections of Mexico, who came and
went, usually remaining few days.
His family is still at the hotel.
just before. Madero left the insur-
rectionists in Mexico, shipments OF
arms to a friend of his in the city
| were apprehended, and it became
known that he was actively leading
the revolutionary party.