New-York tribune., 1911-03-21
MADER0s AND LlMANTOUR
One Denies Saying the Minister
Will Surplant Dia2'

sus,svo a Nadero the brother FL fren'
cisco Nadero. the revolutionary iFsuei .
and the head If the insurrettonlsts III Ne"
York Yesterday denied that he had saw
tina, Sehor Limsntour would succeed p's
Immediately as President and "onlh ho''
of.ce until regular election is held
I did not make this statement sa!d
Nh Medero In answer - iues''oh
stated that this r1ieht re one IF the ways
ot avoiding hostilities And ! mace no
statement that secret conferences we're he'o
IN New York between Sefor Llmantonr ana
arv members Of the revolutionary party
This latter clause. an members Of the
revolutionary party" NAV, however. be a
neat loophole. for Il is known that Fran
cisco Nadero, father Of Gustavo ana iran
cisco and the others. saw LimantoUr while
the minister was here They were Ola
friends. end the visit was placed on thls
basis, but the senior Madero 20" Llfnan-
tour four times in the Hotel Para ana
also conversed with him In spanish over
the telephone The elder Nadero mas nseh
here with Gustavo for several weeks DIV
has granted no interviews end mas peeh
content 70 allow his son do the talking IN
fact. he hiss sbsta,ned from alignlns MN
self with the real activities Of the revolp-
tionary party. although necessarily all MS
interests are with them, ana he Is strongly
anxious for their success " is said pN the
Nadercs that their father has lost more
than y .G0oCoo through oppression bN the
Mexican government. and that IN ad1l'loii
- this there are suits against him lnSu-
gated by the government which seek 70 rop
hin, his name and honor. HIS own
father. now a man eighty-two wears old IL
III IN Mexico One OF the Maderos said yes
terday that President Diaz had endeavored
10 have their grandfather aSsasSitd'e' "O
fewer than three times.
L hav. no direct news to-day. said
Nsdero "Of course, all the mail ! get Is
brought - the American frontier ahu
mailed on this side. The Mexican govern
ment will not allow me 20 receive much'
and what got has hsen opened Two
letters I got took month ~ get mere
and he'd been opened. ! DO not kho"
what course Francisco will take as 70 az
tack He uses his own Judgment III 'h's
He has now about 5000 men in me re'o-
lutionarv army. should say an increase u
2 90 in the last month. The fedora army
is 20.n0 on paper. but now amounts 10
about 5000 men. BY the way oroIco
positively has not resigned his command
I cannot predict any date Or period LOT
peace. but think 1t is closer now than II
was. chiefly because the government II
alarmed by the strength of the reNoluuoh'
Peace can come only with reformation
Of Mexican conditions The first thing we
want after peace is settled il ia'r e'eo-
ton within sixty days
Mr.. Manoro said that the 1ntercohtlneh''i
Rubber Company was negotiating WIN ms
family for their 100000 acres Of Quay ule
rubber lands and the factories. but that lIs
deal had not been closed. as announcer
from Torreon. Mexico. The price gwen III
the teleeram was s9000)GoJ. He also sal1
that the embargo levied against the STOCK OF oi
q commercial house in Monterey for S2iJ,uV
because of his alleged failure TO comply
with certain Mexican banking laws "dS q /.
tLa instance Of the government ana
amounted TO persecution. A.
Gabriel J. Madero has gone TO san An
tonic TO see his brother Alfonso ana the
vic and family of GustaVo. EVarlsto ma
gone back to Cornell. where he is a junior
in The agricultural school.