The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-25
Quiet Has Been Re-
stored Throughout Re
public Of Mexico.
BUT VIGILANCE
NOT RELAXED
Alarnists' Rumors Are in Cir
culation, and Quiet May but
Precede Greater Storm Yet
to Break-Troops Are
on Guard Along
Border.

Laredo, Texas, November 24-MeSi-
can Consul Miguel E. Diabold, with
headquarters in this city, to-day re-
teived official advices which state that
luiet has been restored throughout tha
country. The only exception is in what
is known as the Guerro district. in
the State of Chihuahua. In that sec
ton 200 revolutionists are still making
attacks on small villages. The consul
says they are not "revolutionists," but
are bandits, who are in the field to gop
and pllage.
General Luoro villar, stationed in
Nuevo Laredo. Mexico was interviewed
to-day He has received official ad-
vices from all points embraced in his
jurisdiction. extending from Matamo
ros to Colombia, thirty miles above
Guerro. on the Mexican side of the
river. and says everything is quiet
along the border and in the immediate
interior.
The Mexican government still main
tains Gordon of troops, which Is
guarding the border. On the Mexican
side of the river troops are on guard
from Brownsville to Del Rio. and. &C
cording to information covering this
stretch of territory quiet has existed
all day.
oOnSul DldDOlu says tie sieAiSt>t
government has the situation we'll IN
hand Sporadic outbreaks may occur.
he says, but the troops are adequate
to cope with the situation, and any
uprising Will be immediately sup
pressed.
AIarnist Rumors.
Notwithstanding the tranquil conof-
tions. alarmists' rumors are still III
circulation. These rumors- are not COIL
*. ,t.. -. ,.eIo htst q 70 n
rent even in the capital. Mexico City,
a rumor current there to day, ai+d
which was reported to the Minister o.
War was to the effect that an attack
would be made upon M 2taH'oros + TO-
day or tonight. This rumor was stcons-
munioated TO General Villar, who in
turn imn,edia tely&Got In touch WITH
his aids In Matamoros After a thct-1
o,rrh scout OF the country a reply was
sent to General villar that there was
no indication of any outbreak either
at Matamoros or In the inmeoiaSe
VICINITY According 10 the ruinor III
the capital, the telegraph wires were
to be cut, and any report of the attachN
would be Impossible. Up to lats
hour tonight the wires We're "ork'hs
Without Interruption,
General villar repeated the rumor 10
headquarters of the Ih1rd Mihtat
Zone, at Monterey.
General trey ino. who left Monterey
YESTERDAY with trainload of soldiers
for Torreon, over the Mexican INT
national Railroad. had not arrived at
late hour tonight. The authorities
saw he has probably left the train and
is marching with his troops overlaAu
10 some point in the Guerro district.
~ tho state OF chihuahua. where the
revoIutionists are yet actively carry
;,,r IN their campaiSn.
IL the wherea bouts of Francisco MD
dero are known, no such informatioa
lis given out by the Mexican ausho ausho'
ties.
Reyes Denies Report.
p,ris November 24.-General Ber-.
nardo Reyes, the Mexican soldier VINO
40 ~, toFtssris some time ago on mis-
,tarv mission for the Mexican govern
mant denied to-day the report thtte
ho ;,tends to return to MeSlco 10 tahe
81 hand IN the revolution
To a reporter of the Assoclateo
Press General Reyes eNpresseu '.is
oninion that President Dlaz. whom ne
s,scrihed as great patriot woui's
succeed in restoring ofuei aMu ,uas fo,
y.,,d adopt effective measures LOT
,mayinr tho present popular discon
tent In Mexico.
General Reyes declined 70 SO INTO
d.tai,s regarding the cause when lefi
IN to the present ccnditlon oi a'taii
In his country, but expressed t'e "
i,af mat the unrest could not be con
s,dered as serious and woulu no. iisHse ias
long. ,,,n,stor or
lose Limatour, Mexican Mit't1sea
lfinance is also IN Paris ~ M
ar,i, aa here several months ago, Y,
Iimatour declared to-day that tne
| it,,o,ion In Mexico is in no sense
serious. Local agitations, ne sald'
have been ma gnlfed By Texas IRON
,Ia, renorts into a general reNolutioh-
ary movement Madero, he SAID VINO
4, wealthy son OF former cover
n,r of the state of Coahuila is
well-meaning but delnded soci'ii'sste
| ldoctrinaire, Who lmag'nes .hae ne 70
inspired by the spirit of Benlto luafeA
| 10 regenerate the Mexican aeliiopiaps. y.
stopped ut border.
nap,e pass, November a+.--A day
containing elghty-one MeN!cans.
nft,, of whom were able-bodied men.
,yas stopped this afternoon at the
/ hnrdar Nv united States customs "
| oials who said they wanted 70 maksM
| sur. they were not reyolutionists
,rne Mexicans say they came from
North TEXAS and are en- route toAIhe
ranch Of General Geronimo TreV'no as
Ilaborers They passed through san
4 Antonio coming here, and this maoe tHs
4 otticials suspicious ahSan ANTONIO Y
said to be the rebel headquarters na
t|revolutionists in the unitea alntes
City liz Orderly.
Monterey, Mex, November ai,--phs
i city Is as orderly as ever, the poliSe
/ a,I ,ntIitarv ha wing the situation cam q