Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-08


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Ambassador 70 Mexico has been in the
United states ON le1ve for about ten
/ days, and today departed for Cr1w-|
tordsylle. Indiana to visit his mother
| who &, H. lie has talked more Dr less
about general conditions ,u Mexico. but|
ION the subject OF most interest no. this
/ |iuneture has been dumb 20 interview
ers
Peaceful Movement SAYS Crrcl.
| Mexico city. March 7.- The Max.-
/ can government has 40 reason Q,
doubt tho word of the state depart
mont at Washington that the move.
mont Of 10000 troops 10 The border is.
! Tor nothing more than for military
| mnneuyers designed for instruction
! for senior officers"
We do not believe that In the SIT
uotIon az mt present there Is any oc-
casion for intervention by the United
states or any other power American
property has been damaged by either
side. and 50 far As | know. no COM
! plnint has been made by any Next
cans Enrique = Creel minister Of
foreign relations so commented to-
night upon the dispatch from Wash
/ iuston
Nothing in the event whlch has
transpired Ia Mexico up % now. in
the opinion of Mr.. Creei. would JUS
/ Try Intervention.
Nothing Doing In London.
London. March THE news OF
the Mexican developments and the
mobilization Of the American troops
reached London at late hour. when
the government offices were closed
/ rendering it impossible % obtain
/ Official comment on the situation
The morning newspapers gave prom
/ inence TO this subject but few dis
cussed It editoriallY
HartsOclS 20 San Antonio.
Detroit. Mich, March Major
Frederick NJ Hartsook Of the Fort
Wayne. Ind, post. today received or
| ders from Washington 70 proceed to
san Antonio 60 take charge ~ the
military field hospital lie departs
tomorrow.
hmnntOur sees No Trouble.
New York. March 7--Mexico needs
no aid In keeping peace or protect
ing foreign Interests within her bOrd-
ers In the opinion Of Hosea Liman-
tour. Mexican minister of finance
who arrived here tonight from
! Europe. As 20 the outcome Of the
lnsutgent struggle he added. that
\ the fedearl government was sure Of
ultimate success
The sending Of American troops
to the border has nothing to 40 with
affairs IN our country said Senior
4 Llmlntour
Rush Infantry and Engineers.
Fort LeayenwOrth. Kan. March 7.
Equipped for ten days active field
service, members Of the Thirteenth
infantry and Third Battalion Of En-
gineers are tonight lu&iOu5ly awaiting
the arrival Of trains that are expected
TO start from here tomorrow and con.
vey them to San Antonio. Tex.
Concentrate at san Diego.
san Francisco, March 7.-San DIE
go viii be the point Of concentration
for the troops of the department Of
California. and a full brigade will be
assembled there. Practically every
1 unit Of all branches In the depart
ment are either en- route thther or
IN readiness 90 entrain Brlgldier
/ Bcneral Tasker Bliss commanding.
proceeded south tonight.
Company II TO Go South.
/ Cincinnati OHIO March 2 Com
/ pauy "B, Teuth Infantry under Capt.
IN w Breckonrl1 left Fort Tho
mas late today equipped for service
In the field II viii Join lts regiment
stationed at Fort Bonhm,u Harrison
preparatory 20 hurryns south 10 take
part In the military mauauyer5 Of the
i Mexican border
Fort Russell on the Move.
Cheyenne Wyo, March Two
hours after the garrison at Fort Rus
SELL Wyo, was ordered 20 Texas to-
II day $500 men. with complete field
equipment horses aud mules. were
ready 10 entrain. The order was re-
ceived lt 10 O'Clock a. M and at noon
\ preparations 90 board cars were com.
pleted. Il VIII require g80 railroad
cars to move the Foot Russell ietach-
mcut
TeRih Regiment 20 san Antonio.
indianapolis, Ind. March The
Tenth Regiment. United states Tnfan-
try will leave its post at Fort Benjamin.
, Harrison near this city for san AN
! tonic at noon tomorrow according 20
the plans formulated tonight by lts
commanding officer. Col n. A. Greene.
Marines Ordered 80 Cuba.
4 Annapolis. Nd. March 1.-Two hun
drcd marines under command Of Lieu
tenant Colonel r.. J Moses viii leave
tho barracks here tomorrow morning
for Philadelphia where they will em-
bark for Cuba.
. seventeenth Infantry 70 Texas.
? Atlanta, Ca, March Pursuant 20
orders from the War Department the
Seventeenth Infantry stationed At Fort
: Mcpherson, left for San Antonio to-
night
Fort Mead Troops TO III Poso.
, sturgs, 4. ID March 7 Orders
} have been received AZ Fort Mead for
troops "a" an -" OF the Fourth Cav.
at. ..