Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-28
PEACE HOVERS OYER MEXICO
Plans Laid for Big Time at Inaugural.
ton Of President Diaz.
PRIVATE INTERVIEW ON MADERC
Arms and Munitions OF War shipped
from -. Louis Are 60 he seised
when they Reach serOlR
Marina.


WASHINGTON. Nov E.-Cspecial Tele-
gram THAT so Intellectual movement
could be launched against the strong Mex
lean government as the present revolt Is a
problem that officials in the republic to
the south are unable to solve according to
n statement made by Mexican Ambassador
Senior l.. l. De La Barra today.
Il do not understand how It is that Senior
Madero came to join tho rsvoluuonists
either" said the ambassador.
1T Is only a few months ago. II re-
member correctly. that he published a
book in which, although cntlcising the gov
eminent, he praised President Diaz highly"
The ambassador had heard nothing OF the
possibility Of President Dinz changing the
men who surrounded him in the admin
istratlon OF the nations affairs. Enrique
Clay Creel and jose Lmantour, the two
leaders OF the present Mexican admins
traton, are believed to hold a degree Of
power sufficiently to dissatlsfy the veteran
president Whether he will take advan-
tage Of the situation TO dislodge these men
is not known In official circles
Effects OF Uprising.
Asked when Senior Llmantour would re-
turn from Europe, Senior De La Barra could
minister Of finance, went to Europe some
months ago, supposedly on financial bust
ness in behalf Of the Mexican republic with
the bankers on the other side. His return
has been looked for for some time, past
The ambassador had no information as to
whether any leader except Madero was
likely to have had hand in the uprising.
As for the effects OF the outbreak, the
ambassador appeared to take that side Of
the question philosophically. Mexico always
profited by anything that revealed the true
conditions there to the rest Of the world,
Sc he believed As a Mexican, he was all
ways glad to see anything true published
about Mexico and always sure that the
truth was to MeXicos credit and helpful
in dispelling decisions. Apparently the am
bassador had in mind the various articles
unfavOrahle to the Dlaz government pub
lished within the last few months, when
he spoke OF the decisions. The present oc-
casion would prove that the Mexican gov
eminent allowed the greatest liberty to It's
citizens and just as truly a republic as the
United states. II would prove that there
were no restrictions on illusions TO per-
sons private lives and the restrictions pre-
venting open Indictment to rebellion.
May Extradite Refugees.
Senior De La Barra said he believed there
would be some attempt TO extradlte re-
fugees by Mexico II they escaped into
this country, he believed that the prospects
would be good for securing the extraditon
OF the recent revolutonists precedent
had been laid down, he maintained, some
years ago, in the case Of self-styled revo-
luuonarles who raided Ciudad Porforio
Diaz on the Rio Grande, when raiders, 200 in
/ MI afanW ghAN ~.
and then on the approach Of the Mexican
| troops retired over the border into Texas
When the Mexican government requested
their extradition, the refugees demanded
asylum as political offenders. The lower
courts affirmed their immunity, but the
supreme court, so Senior Dc La Barra un-
derstood, reversed the lower courts and
| turned the leader Of the raiders over 70 the
Mexican government to be dealt with as
a criminal offender
Mexican Soldiers Reported,
| DOUGLAS, Arlz., Nov. H.-The Next
can soldiers sent eastward from the Ari-
zona border to join the forces closing in
on Madero passed eight miles south Of
Auga Prieta today. II is believed they are
bound for Guerrero, where d fight oc-
Cured.
/ Lieutenant Colonel Yepez, commanding
the government forces, was killed in that
| engagement.
Laborio Vasquez, commissioner OF police
at Aqua Prieta, had a conference today
with the American officers here,
Cattlemen who returned tonight from
Mexico said that Just prior to the out
break Of the revolution Madero purchased
several hundred horses in southern chi
huRhua and brought them north to his
! hacienda