The Alaska citizen., 1911-03-20

NEW okh, MarCn To. NC more troops will be sent from here FL PASO. March 13. - General Blanco has ceased operations al ! Sonora and has gone to Chihuahua 10 aid General Madero. The insurgents everywhere do not interfere with the movements oi 1 the mails.
 II Is reported that General Ma dero has been wounded unto death GALVESTON. March 13. - Thir l ty-six hundred soldiers arrived here on Saturday last to join the mob ilized forces
 | WASHINGTON. March 13. - The order for the patrol of the Allan l tie and Pacific coasts of Mexico by American war vessels is causing the ! liveliest of speculation here. CITY OF MEXICO. March 13.- . Diaz says that his health is good and that he will keep firm tone ! toward the rebels. as conditions are 1 improving everywhere for the fed 1 eral cause.
 : TIAJCANA. March 13. - Armed 1 guerilla bands are proving upon the villages of this province. MEXICALLI March 13. Captain 1 William Stanley with large party ! of rebels started out today with dy. 1 namte 10 use against the federal | troops
 DOUGLAS. Arizona. March 13.- ] Thousands of Americans witnessed i the battle across the river in MeXi | co today when the rebels whipped | the federals near Prista i FL PASO. March F. - A condi ! ton bordering upon panic reigns l throughout Northern Mexico The ! rebels are everywhere destroying the ! railroads and food supplies of all 1 the cities are being cut off Much | alarm is felt for the 25.000 inhab. l itants of Chihuahua. The declaration of martial law by | Diaz served only to enrage the ! people, rather than to cause the fear that he desired.
 CAIMANERA, Cuba. March 13- 1 The fifth division of the Atlantic 1 fleet arrived here today. i SAN DIEGO. March 13. Eight thousand soldiers have reached | here and the cruisers Maryland and | West Virginia arrived today NEW YORK. March 13. - Secre- l tary of War Dickinson says that there is no possibility of American l intervention in Mexico and denies l that orders have been sent out i for a second army to be mobilzed 1 in the south
 l FL PASO. March II. Captain Oscar Creighton, Harvard gradu- ate, is leading the rebel forces, camped 15 miles from Juarez. ! GALVESTON. Texas. March IA The negroes and Mexicans in this city having engaged in riotine, Gal weston is today under a form of martial law
 SAN DIEGO, March IA - Many secret wireless stations in Lower California are reported to have been seized by the fleet, and in each case they were manned by the Japanese who were securing news of the fleets movements.
 WASHINGTON, March 14 IL is rumcrcd that Secretary cf State Knox will be called onto the car pet because of the mobilization of troops, it appearing that his is the major responsibility therefor
 SAN DIEGO. March 14 Prac tically all the soldiers ordered here have arrived, and are now waiting the next move in the game.
 NEW YORK. March 14 = Secre- tarv of War Dickinson. who is here on his way to inspect the Panama canal. says that he knows nothing of the contents of the messages sent to the front. He says that the troops will remain in the South for months. He also remarks that in tervcntion in the Mexican war will be unnecessary on the part of the United States
 WASHINGTON. March II. - Scores of secret messages have been sent today to the co >manding off cers at both San Antonio and San Diego. but no inkling of the contents of the messages can be obtained.
 CITY OF MEXICO. March II. - The declaration of martial law in Mexico has been postponed until tomorrow morning
 WASHINGTON. March A. - Ad- vices have been received here to the effect that the uprising in Mexico has spread to the states of Goa huila and Morellos, and that it now assumes formidable proportions in Mexico
 SPOKANE, March II. - Grand Army men are volunteering to enter the army and go to Texas.
 LONDON. March A. The for eign office issues statement that it Is not worried over the crisis in Mexico.
 MEXICALI, March II. Advices are received here that the federal forces are advancing toward this point for big attack upon the revolutionary forces which hold this city.
 NEW YORK, March 14. - Advices have been received here that Paul Madero, brother of the rebel lead CT. was not killed in the battle at Casa Grande, as reported.
 DOUGLAS, March 14. General Blanco Is holding up passenger trains in Mexico looking for federal soldiers
 MEXICO CITY, March 14.-Hun- dreds are fleeing from Mexico to be out of this country when martial law goes into effect, tomorrow morning.
 ST. PAUL, March A. Senator Poindexter, of Washington state, says that congress will demand from President Taft an exclamation for the mobilization of the American. troops at this time.
 WASHINGTON, March l4. h. formation has been issued froG the henart:nents herc that the troops