The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-05-24
ADVtCES TO THAT EFFECT ARE
RECEIVED BY lNSURREcToS
IN JUAREZ.
TO Be GIVEN TO CONGRESS
Madero Probably Will Go to the Ma
tonal Capital on Sunday, Passing
Through American Territory--Revo-
iutionists' Army Viewed With Favor
by Government Authorities.

Juarez, May Confidential adj
vices 10 revolntlonists here are to tho
effect that the resignation of Presi-
dent Diaz will be presented to the
Mexican congress tomorrow. II IL
not expected that It Will be accepted
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 Vice President Cor
rails resignation was received here to-
day.
Senor Madero is just beginning to
realize the strength OF the revolutions
AIRY movement which ne created A
constant stream OF kilograms has
been pouring I'm at his headquarters
within the last few days. congratulate
ing him on the success of the revolu-
tion and stating that hundreds OF men
are at his disposal for further in
structions. Az the kilograms are from
all parts of Mexico. including the
southern and central sections. II IL
'f'blllllk ilplF anu more apparent
here that Madero need fear little from
counter revolutionary movement
Such talk again was in the air today.
coupled with rumors of plots by the
"Cientifico' element in Mexico City
and the promlscuous use OF money to
accomplish Madero's downfall and the
possibility Of mishap 10 the Madero
train when It starts southwark. Some
of Maderos friends think he should
take at least 200 armed men along, but
the rebel leader himself scoffs at the
idea. saying he Will have but civil
ian escort 1t Is quite probable, how
ever. that pilot locomotive will ven
ture a kilometer or two ahead OF the
Madero train to scout for dynamite
bombs and other impedIments.
II liz believed that the railroad south
of here will not be repaired when
Madero is ready to begin his journey
10 the Mexican capital and that he Will
go via San Antonio and Laredo.
Close Harmony.
An evidence that Madero already IL
working In close harmony with the flu
ture provisional president, Senor De La
Barra, Is the frequent exchange of
messages that occur daily between the
two men, Senor Madero was advised
for instance, today, that an attack on
Eermoslllo was contemplated and
money demanded because OF strained
relations between the federal officials
and the revolutonists. He entered
into communication with Senor De La
Barra about speedy relief in condi-
tons there.
The large army which was accumu-
lated under Madero since the revolu
tion began. instead of being regarded
as involving future danger OF anarchy.
is rapidly being viewed In another
light by conservative leaders. They
look with satisfaction upon the army
once ragged and undisclplined. now
much better drilled and we'll clad. and
believe that the revolution has brought
forth the true military strength or the
country. The Mexican army. some
what demoralized by the revolution, 1t
is thought, may be recognized with the
insurrectos as a nucleus. Their ex-
perence In vigorous warfare and the
probability that conditions In the army
will be greatly improved may keep
many of the insurrectos from return
ing to ranching.