Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-21
No PROSPECT
Of PEACE
Madero and Orozco Continue
Preparations to Resume
Warfare
MAY ATTACK CAsAS GRANDEs
Couriers Cross Rio Grands to In
form Insurrectos of Nego-
tiations-

Ell Paso, March 21.-That Francisco
l. Madero. with 1000 insurrectos is
operating south of Casas Grandes, and
that General Orozco with 500 is ar
ranging his forces with intention of
making decis re attack in case peace
negotiations fail, was announced in
insurrecto circles today. Madero is
now aligning his forces with view of
waging the bitterest kind of warfare
if nothing comes OF the promise, left /
by Limantour before he departed from
New York" said Gonzales Garcia, pro
visional secretary of state. 'Diaz will |
have to act quickly or Madero will not |
consider that there is any prospect of !
peace" Several couriers bearing to !
Madero full reports of conferences in |
New York, crossed the Rio Grande be-
fore daylight today.
| Recruits for the Rebels.
San Antonio, Texas, March 21.-
The presence of Uncle Sans soldiers
here, whether for maneuvers or inter
vention, has not had the effect of de
l-terring Mexicans in sympathy with
/ the revolutionists from leaving this
city for the southwark, ostensibly for
the purpose of crossing the border in
to Mexico Yesterday a dozen or
more left on various trains, and it is
understood they leave the cars some
where this side of the border and find
their way across at different points
along the river, having previously
agreed upon meeting place in Mexi
can territory. Most of those who have
gone so far have been men who had
left Mexico for political or other rea-
sons. While Uncle Sam is keeping
4 very close patrol along the border,
the distance is so great that it is i'm
J possible to prevent some of those who
desire to do so from getting into Mex
leo. And when these go unarmed
there is no ground on which these can
be restrained. 1t is believed that
much of the strength of the insurrecto
force is made up of those who have
rallied to the various marauding bands
| in the northern part of Mexico.
i Rich and Poor Join Rebels.
: Ell Paso, March 21.-A newspaper
b, correspondent just back from tour
of Tepic, Sonora and Sinoloa, declared
/. that at least 1000 rebels are in the
field in the three states and that
s there are no Americans in any of the
r commands The insurrectos include
the poorest, as well as the wealthiest
classes.
Intervention Anticipated.
'' San Antonio, March 21.-Members
of the local revolutionist junta do moi
:, believe that Finance Minister Liman
y tour will be able to effect a peace
q agreement with Diaz. Even If he
l. should the junta expects American Ill
.s tervention in Mexico within a week
q They say that Diaz is too proud ant
If dictatorial to accept any proposition
N toward peace that would be accepted
by the rebels. Bearing out the asser
ton that maneuvers are only intended
General Smith will take the field tc
morrow with the first brigade an
march to Leon Springs for target prac
tice.
= Uncle Sam PatroIIing Coast.
II San Diego, Calf, March 21.-Th
Mexican steamer Herrerias, arrivin
today from lower California, brough
e the news that 500 more Mexica
troops are on the way to Ensenada
that the United States destroyer Tru1
ton is patrolling the lower Californi
coast and that the British sloop-of-Wa
~ Sherwater is at Guaymas, Mexico. Th
IN officers of the steamer say that Tru1
ton was in Magdalena Bay on Mare
16. and expressed the belief that scou
" ing pal les have been sent ashore.
Peace Not in Sight.
Mexico City, March 21.-The nation
al situation as affected by the rebe
ee lion is not regarded in particularly o.
is timistic light in view of the declar
ne ton of Finance Minister Limantou
s. yesterday. His assertion that the re-
RS els must lay down their arms in fac
at Of their repeated declaration that the
,r- will do nothing of the, kind, is consi
ri cred as pointing to deadlock. TIL
lis suggestion of the minister that a
,r. rally to the support of President Dis
ri. has met with little favor among thin
Dr. ing persons. There has been no stat
de ment as the result. OF Limantour's vi
IN it to the National Palace last nigl
th and the officials are silent regardir
ifs the outlook.
ed Rebels Disappear.
Tocato, Mexico, March 21.-The re
ell forces disappeared over night al
w. the federals have abandoned their e
y, posed position paralleling the boun