Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-19
NADER0 MOVE IS
CAUSING ALARM
MOVEMENT OF FEDERNIS STAY
ED BY LIlADERS WOUNDS.
SMALL band Guard JUAPEZ
Insurrcct0s Work Systematically "a
Prevent Fcdcrals From Obtain.
Ing Supplies Needed,
BY Associated Press


By Associated Press
III Paso, Texas, March lS-Wher-
ever Modcro and his one thousand
Insurgents are cncamped, his move
ments ana designs are causing uncon-
cealed spcculations among the feder-
ais at Juarez, Mexico, which Is guard
ed 10y only five hundred mon. AZ Casas
Grandes, one hundred and twenty five
miles 10 the Southwest, Colonel Car
ella Cuollar Of President Diaz's per-
sonal staff according to late reports
is still nursing a wounded arm. pre-
paratory to march Northward with
his seven hundred federal troops which
form the rain strength Of the MeXl-
can army ia the North,
Between Callar and General Ma
varro at Juare2, Madero is drawing
toward hism all the insurgents who
heretofore have been scattered with IA
view TO presenting a juncture of the
Federal forces,
That Madero again will attempt to
take Casas Grandes and establish
base Of supplies and, in Keeping down
and Mexican Northwestern railroads,
will cndeavor TO prevent any addition
TO the Federal strength at Juare1. is
given out by the Junta here as fact
based on messages from Madero him
self For ten days Madero Is reported
to have been busy equlpplng his men,
Refugees who have been able TO get
through from Casas Grandes report
they came through numerous insur-
recto bands. one Of the latest arrivals
said several hundred insurgents were
a few miles south Of Juarez, In the
last week the Federal troops have not
ventured out OF Juarez,
Reports that insurgents entered El
Paso within the last twenty four hours
and were reinforced by more Ameri-
cans received partial confirmation to-
day when at daylight it was found
that cannon which had adorned the
public SQUARE. had disappeared,
North from Chihuahua to the Texas
boarder the people living In small
towns are reported to be enduring
great suffering because of the stopping
of railroads E Appealing MESSAGES
have come from some OF the points
asking for a termination Of the reyolu-
tlon.
Llmantour Remains Silent.
Laredo. Texas. Mar. 1S.--Jose Yves
Llmantour hnancier. diplomat. and
possible future president Of Mexico,
passed through here today going toI
Mexico city where he may be Ioad-
Ip. i,, trGp ah
MIR Limantour, his wife, son and pri-
vate secretary. composed the party
which lett San Antonio this morning
In the private car "Hidalgo." lmme-
dlately preceding the Hldalgo In the
train was the private car IF Vice.
President Hudson Of the National
Railways Of Mexico.
In the journey from San Antonio
Senior Limantour refused to see any
body including newspaper men, who
boarded the train at San Antonio and
made every endeayor to obtain an in
terview
Lenardo Agular, j. Madero AguilarI
and j, Gonzales Trevelo. members of
the Madero family of Monterey came
In this morning 60 interview SenorI
Limantour. They were unsuccessful
but got promise of an audience as
soon as the train reached Mexican soil |
Two Associated Press representatives
were informed by Limantour's son
that his silence would not be broken
before he reached Mexico city,
A peculiar coincidence Is attached |
to the return of Jose Yves LimantOur
10 Mexico at this time. He Is due
In Mexico City tomorrow night. March
19th That Sunday is known as St
Josephs day in Mexico and st. Jo-
seph Is the patron saint OF Mexico. |
In view of the importance attached !
70 the coming Of Limantour, which is
credited with mission Of recOncil- |
lation his arrival is looked forward
20 as an omen of peace by thousands
OF MeXicans
Llman,Our Pulls Blinds.
Stevenson, Mex. March iS,-5outh- |
bound train No 2 OF the National
Lines Of NJ MsNlco. to which is attach
ed the special car "Illdalgo." with
jose Yves Limantour and party
aboard passed here shortly after $50
tonight. The train stopped but all
the shades on the rear were drawn,
Stevenson Is SO miles south Of, Laredo.
He Bears Important Plans.
New York, March lS.-The MeM. ,
can vice consul, Manuel A Estevo, |
made "a long statement TO the press
today IN which he confirmed the un-
derstanding that Senor Llmantour, the |
Mexican minister Of finance. ls the
bearer of proposals from the insur-
rectos TO the administration.
"Permlt me to say" he urged that
It seems 10 be great mistake for the
newspapers to print from day to day
rumors from the Texas border as
whether Mr.. Limantour VIII be per-
mtted to make the journey safely
across Mexico He is returning with
important plans regarding reforms
aud the general Improvement OF the
country"
As a matter Of fact il is known that
members of the Madero family here
have advised Francisco /. Madero,
provisional insurrecto president. not
TO block Seuor Limantours Journey
InsurIcctos Surprised.
CaleNlco. Cal, March 1S.-Tirng