Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20
PEACE N mexico
] COMING TO HEAD
DEFINITE RESTRICTIVE POLICY
4. ALONG BORDER Is RESULT.
Authorities TO ADOPT It
Ambassador Wilson Is In Receipt Of
Answer 10 Note That Border
X Towns BE Protected.


mcnts today indicated to President
Taft that peace in Mexico may not be
dream and there IS reason TO be-
lieve the Mexican authorities VIII
adopt a definite restrictive policy
along the border" to prevent con-
fcts. Senor Manuel De Zamacona,
the new Mexican ambassador was
presented to the President and dec
larations Of friendship were ex-,
changed,
Information was given out at the
White House that the rough draft
OF MeXlco's formal note in reply to
the state departments demands that
American towns be not endangered
by Mexican battles has been placed
In the hands of American Ambassa-
dor Wilson at Mexico City. Mr.. Will
son reported that the note as drafted
was satisfactory and It Is expected to
reach the state department soon In
n speech to the President Senior Fam
acona said peace would be declared in
Mexico soon The President in a few
sentences not included in his former
address, assured the new ambassador
that his government was not Crouch
ing on the border ready to spring on
Mexico. His telegram to Governor
Stone OF Arizona, the President said,
explained his attitude.
Advancing on JunrcL.
FL Paso, Texas, April ia for
NAL demand was made tonight of
General John Navarro for the sur
der OF Juarez to the insurrecto army
Of Francisco /, Madero with in "a
hours The demand reached Navar-
ro's head quarters while he was in
specting Notifications. The above
was confirmed by Gonzales Garcia
secretary general Of tho insurrecto
army. Later 1t was learned that Con-
sui Edwards delivered the note to
Navarro's headquarters while the lat
ter was away. AT s O'Clock tonight
General Navarro said, Il have re-
ceiyed no notice asking me to surren-
der" He turned on his heel and
walked away.
GONZALEZ Garcia received passports
during the day, he said this evening,
permitting him 10 cross the line to
visit Francisco I, Madero and lay be-
fore him the plans for an armistlce
TO discuss peace temrs. Garcia de-
clared that he did not know whether
he would go or not as he did not
know whore Madero was at this time.
Garcia, when asked about tho troops
said Everybody knows the insurrec-
to forces have Juarez surrounded and
do nos know when they will attack.
Yes, | have delivered the message
from DR. Gomez to Madero. Mr. Ma
dero himself Is the only man who can
give orders to stop fighting
Doscrtor Brought To Bay.
Aqua Prleta, April ia detach.
ment Of 27S federals, 23S Infantry ana
40 mounted, left Aqua Prieta late TO-.
day under orders II Is believed to at
tack Juan Cabral's band Of insurrec-
tos reported to be south of Naco, pre-
parng to attack that town. Fear OF
a renewal Of insurgents efforts 10 cap
ture Aqua Prieta is probably respon-
sfhle for the failure to send forward
q larger force Colonel Dlaz, COM
manding the federal garrison has ls-
sued an order permitting the resump-
tion Of trade relations between this
city and Douglas
owen Savage a member Of troop x,
First L. s. cavalry, Is n prisoner In the
bull ring. His eagerncss TO get into
the fight was too great for his loyalty.
and he deserted taking with him an
army pistol, Tied and roped he was
brought today before the American
Consul Die Of Nogales, together with
Tim X. Sullivan, an American from
Bridgeport Conn, Tie consul having
requested 10 see them.
Douglas, Arl2., April l9-The Amerl
can cavalry Ia now strung out along
the border four miles enst and west
of Douglas The troops TO tho west
are to keen under inspection territory
for distance Of several miles beyond
the point TO which their patrol cx-
tends, These ordots have Iacn issued
by Colonel r. W. Sibley Fourteenth
Cavalry now commanding officer
here.
Rebels Capture Town.
Torreon Mexico, April l9.-Nn2as q
town near Pedrlclna In this state was
captured by rebels Monday after q
fight which began Sunday morning
according to reports received today
The town WAS defended by thirty mer
while the insurroctos force is placed
at 80 under Funetes. Tho fighting con
tlnued on Sunday until o'clock IN tn,
afternoon when the attacking fore,
withdrew. The assault was renewed
On Monday.
Moro Troops Assemble.
Maahlnrtnn. Anrll lD.--Mnlor Oen