Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-24
D|Az EXPECTED
To RESIGN
TO-DAY
DEP0SED DICTATOR OF
MEXICO LOSES NO TIME
Talk Of Counter Revolution Not
Taken Seriously and Made
ro's Strength Grows Daily
With People Of Republic,

IBy Morning journal SDeciaf Leased Wire
Juarez. Mex. May 23.-Confidential
advices to revolutionists here are to
the effect that the resignation oil
president Diaz will be presented to
The Mexican congress tomorrow. II
is not expected that it will be ac-
cepted before Saturday of this week,
and Francisco Madero, Jr., the rebel
leader. is not planning to start for
Mexico City before Sunday. News OF
the rendering Of President Cor
rails resignation was received here
today
Senor Madero is just beginning to
realize the strength of the revolution
ary movement which he created
constant stream of kilograms have
been pouring in at his headquarters
within the last few days congratulate
ing him on the success of the revolu-
tionary cause and stating that nun
drods of men are at his disposal for
further Instructions AS the tele-
grams are from all parts of Mexico,
including the southern and central
sections, it Is becoming more and
more apparent here that Madero need
fear little from counter revolution
AIRY movement Such talk was again
in the air today, coupled with ru-
mors of plots by the "Cientifico' ele-
ment in Mexico City, and the pro-
miscuous use of money to accomplish
Madero's downfall and the possibility
of mishap to the Madero train when
it starts southwark. Some of Ma
dero's friends think he should take
200 armed men along, but the rebel
leader himself scoffs at the idea say
tta.r l. ..ttl l.tIrr I..at ~ ifnen NJ
1t is quite proba BILE, however, that a
pilot locomotive will venture a kilo-
meter or two ahead of the Madero
train to scout for dynamite bombs or
other impediments.
The belief is growing that the rail-
way south from here will not have
been repaired when Madero is ready
TO begin his tourney to the Mexican
capital and that he ,eill so via San
Antonio and Laredo. Friends of the
rebel leader in kl Paso and San An
tonic and all along the line are plan
ming to give him a reception as he
passes through American territory.
Madero will make several stops at
cities en- route in Mexico to address
the people and aid in the pacification
of the country.
An evidence that Senor Madero al
ready is working in close harmony
with the future provisional president,
Senor dc La Barra, Is the frequent
exchange of messages that occur
daily between the TWO men. Senor
Madero was advised, for instance, to-
day that an attack on Hermosillo was
contemplated and money demanded
because Of strained relations there
between the federal officers and the
fsnt al rft aiUtes l.. H..
munication With Senior de La Barra
about a speedy relief in conditions
there.
The large army that has accumulat-
ed under Madero since the revolution
began, instead OF being regarded as
involving future danger of anarchy,
Is rapidly being viewed in another
hSht by conservative rebel leaders.
They look with satisfaction upon the
army once ragged and. undlsciplined,
now much better drilled and well
clad, and believe that the revolution
has brought forth the true military
strength of the country. The MeXi-
can army, somewhat demoralized by
the rev olution, 1t is thought may be
reorganized with the insurrectos as a
nucleus. Their actual experience In
vigorous warfare and the probability
that conditions in the army will be
greatly improved may keep many of
the insurreetos from returning to
ranching or farming pursuits.
some active work for the insurrec-
los 1T is believed is not far off. Re
ports are being received not infre-
quently at the Madero Headquarters of
the ravages of bandits in the interior.
fortunate Herida. a noted bandit, is
accused In one report that reached
mere OF robbing mine owned by
larriba Bros. at San Jose de Garcia,
IN the state of Sonora, of gold bull
non valued at $4,000. The socialistic
movement in Lower California is ex-
pected to give trouble and the COM
nihed FORCES of federals and nsur-
leCtos available in that territory, to-
sether With troops from this section.
M'll De turned upon the revolutionists
~ "a tne TAR west should they persist in
their activity
instances of such cooperation of
iederals and insurrectos already have
pcen reported since the signing of the
peaco pact A detachment of federals
is said to be marching in company
win insurrectos toward Las vacas.
near Monterey, Mex. held BY social
lsts claiming to be followers of Ri
chief. VI ma
senior Madero sent Rogue Estrada
10 the state OF Jalisco today to sound
pob'ic opinion there about the best !
cnolce for provisional governor Cal
euohla Padilla is said to be the most
Iopular man. but in bis state. as in
ethers, Senior Madero viii endeavor 10
uetermino the will of the people.
Llttls fear that the return of Cen
erai Reeves will have a disturbing eff
.ect IN Mexico, is held by Senor Ma
zero. Tonight the rebel leader issued
Nc following statement commenting
On THE ntterances of General Reeves al
Havana:
The declarations OF General Reyes
made nj Havana, are extremely tran |
iiuliizins to those who raw In him
iahger TO the public peace. 7 per /
,"naiiy never entertained such fears, !
out IL pleases me that he has express !
% himself in such explicit terms. be.
.ause ne thus facilitates onr work of
,acficating the country and adds 10
ne confidence. Of foreigners ~ us.
with all Mexicans united and in
'pired by the highest patriotic senff. !
nent which in the present time
'n'des all parties. eradieailne. as