The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-15
Special from United Press.)


 San Antonio, Tex, March 15.- |. With the arrival, today, of the 9th cavalry and the 4th field artillery in San Antonio, the entire "maneuver" division under Major General Carter E is now in camp, eight and one-half days after the mobilization command was flashed out of Washington. Hun dreds of recruits continue to pour in- to Fort Sam Houston every hour and are immediately assigned to regiments where company commanders are ' drilling the rockies in preparation of the work expected.
 That tomorrow will see some sign of activity looking toward throwing the whole division toward the Mexi- can frontier is firmly believed by of fjcers here.
 The suspension of certain form of constitutional rights in Mexico, in ef- feet a declaration of martial law, be- comes effective Thursday and there is every reason to believe that the Mex ican government intends to attempt to put down the revolt with an iron hand.
 Revolutionists here declare advices from their comrades in Mexico say they are ready for any move by throwing all of northern Mexico into . state of insurrection
 
 hitherto unaffected by the insurgent uprising. is given considerable cred ence- General Carter is fully ac- quainted with the conditions and is preparing to entrain the entire divi- sion for points along the Mexican border within a few days, possibly by the middle of the week.
 Map-making officers attached to the First Division are engaged in pre- pairing extensive lilitary maps of r-6 To ,- understood to be rushing to General Carter all available road maps of the northern states of Mexico.
 General Carter still maintains that the only troop movements contem- plated will be division and brigade marches to Leon Springs, but the rail- roads are still holding a large mum Der of tourist, gondolas, stock and baggage cars in the crowded sidings here evidently in anticipation of a
 Washington, March 15.-In accord ance with the agreement of the United States to withdraw its war ships from Mexican ports, the scout it had left Vera Cruz Mex, for Puerto Cortez. Honduras, and the pro- tected cruiser Tacoma left Puerto Mexico for Galveston
 DREAM
 MAY HASTEN TROUBLE.
 Washington, March 15.-That the threatened diplomatic break in the the United States and Mexico may furnish the lever by which pro-Jap- ansse officials in Mexico may be eliminated from governmental affairs, was the belief expressed here, in of ficial circles. today.
 The positive character of the as- surances made by the State Depart ment that Edwin M. Blatt, of Pitts bury. and Lawrence F. Converse. of California. alleged f1libusterers, were captured on American soil as against the equally insistent statement by were caught in Mexico, Is possible cause for Intervention.
 If Mexico stands firm in her diplo- mRttc representations that Blatt and Converse were captured within her borders the United States will have to institute a direct move against Mexico. It was pointed out, today, is the first instance in which the State Department has been utilized in the Mexican situation
 The knowledge that pro-Japanese officials in Mexico had countenanced for a coaling base at necessity immediate action by the United States. It gave indication that Diaz was losing his grip and that the United States was menaced by a new and unfriendly administrati ton in Mexico. the State Department was called up- on to furnish diplomatic rupture and it would enable the United States to force out the pro-Japanese.