The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-25
CRISIS COMING IN AFFAIRS OF
 MEXICO SOON
What Resignation of Dia2 Cabinet Portends ill U.
 S. Army Circles
Unless Internal Troubles Are Settled at Once Uncle Sam Will Intervene.
,Snecial from United Press.D


 San Antonio, Tex. March 25.-Tht E resignation of the Mexican cabinet ls 5 expected, in army circles here, to h' followed by speedy internal peace toi she republic south of the Rio Grande cr armed intervention by the Ameri- can army.
 $ Officers no longer are attempting tc shield the present movement Of troops under the guise of ''maneuvers. They 3Gmi. candidly they expect marching orders very shortly. They say the action of Diaz in attempting to force reforms. this late ill the day, will pt taken by the insurrectos as a> sign ol weakness and will be followed by . 1ncre serious outbreak, fenoerlne American intervention immediately
 Many code telegrams arrived rom the War Department during the nigh' TOT Major General Carter. They urged the necessity of redoubllng CT forts to whip the division into shape
 As announced by the United Press last Sunday, the war college plans already approved. should the neces- si-y arise. calt for the sending Of . cavalry brigade under F. A. Smith across the Rio Grande as far as Mon terey. which will be used as bast Tor p2c1fNlnS northern NeAlIc. l HS infantry will be rushed to Galveston , where stea amers are already walttn. 10 carry them to Vera Cruz along with four thousand coast artillery ; men who, under General Mills, are prepared to take the field as infantry men. These would be joined at Vera Cruz by marines now camping al Guantanamo, Cuba. and a force land cd under the protection of the guns . cf the armored cruiser squadron.
 Torrential rain, last night and to- cay. has made the camping grounds here more than ankle deep and pass age through camp by vehicle afmosi | impc -sible. Despite the extra work necessary in making way through the sea of mud, regimental commanders are busy delivering to the depot quar- termaster ali unnecessary impedl- uent. SO that if any intervention or der comes they may be prepared to : instantly entrain with war equip ment-
 Railroads are preparing hurriedsy TOT the movement of troops. Stock and passanger cars in sufficient num- ber to get several regiments across the border are being held and train crews are said to have orders to hold ThemselVes in readiness to handle the troop trains on a moments notice.
 Reports from Leon Springs, where the first brigade is maneuvering, indi- cate that the men are in pretty bad shape They carried sonly shelter tents and were prepared to sleep on the ground Members of the 18th in- fantry who were shot with anti typhoid serum. the day before their long hike" are the worst sufferers.
 DIAZ MUST CO.
 Washington, March 25.-An official statement issued by the revolutionary junta. today, states that the insurreG< tion in Mexico will not stop with the -esigna ton of the DiaZ cabinet our Diaz himself has been stripped of the last ve=tige of his power"
 Tt is the beginning of the end of tyranny in Mexico" today said Dr. VasTuez Gomez. head of the revolu- tionary agents in the United States. The battle Of the insurrectionists is half won I say half won because as long as DiaZ remains i'll the Prest- dency il is possible for another 'sys- tenn 10 he built up as terrible as the one which is now being disrupted. Diaz was the cause of the revolution and we will continue to fight until We have driven him off the Presidential chair which he has converted into a throne"
 Reports that General Reyes, now on a diplomatic mission in France =ili return to Mexico to become an adviser of Diaz. were ridiculed by revolutionistS here. They declared . Reyes was a "seTni-reVclutionist too desirous of obtaining the Presidency Tor himself to make it necessary for Diaz to bring him back