Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-03-09
Mexican Ambassador TO the
United States and American
Ambassador to Mexico, Both
Unable to Clear Mystery,
SENIOR LIMANT0UR SAYS
HIS PEOPLE ARE ANXIOUS
Brother Of Medero Also Puzzled
and Refuses to Believe That
Intervention By the United
States,
Try Morning journal Special reased Wire

t"s "ofh'ns 'onrnhi specini ieased Wrel
New York, March s.---The Mexican
ambassador Ia the United states and
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'"e '''''asS'''o' W "'N''o' ''e "eN-
can minister OF finance, ana the re-
preventative here OF the Mexican IN
surrectos, progressed themselves una.
bic to offer any explanation today OK
the movement to the Texas border OF
a formidable United states army. All
alike were unwilling to believe inter-
vention imminent,
senior de La barra, the Mexican
ambassador, was eheery, IL baffled.
Ambassador Wilson was guarded ana
reticent Jose Ives Limantour, the
Mexican minister OF finance, was
terse and rather sombre. He did not
disguise his uncertainty ana anxiety'
or the fact that his latest report from
Mexico brought word that the peo-
pie there were restless and puzzled.
Gustave Madero, brother to the pro-
visional insurgent president was folu-
bic and excited
Senior de In Barra returned from
Washington and was closeted with
senior Llmantour until late tonight.
An o'clock he gave the, newspaper
men what he called lust a parenthc-
sis, brief interview In which he out
llneu the matters discussed up TO tnat
time.
AT o'clock, he said, II am going
back To Washington, but shortly
after arrived Cayoteno Romero. the
Mexican consul general In hurry,
bearing with him \ long dispatch In
cipher, and when , o'clock came the
Mexican Ambassador did not depart.
Nor at 6, nor at 7, and at o'clock
Senior Limantour sent down word that
he should be unable to grant the In
terview he had promised, and that
Senior de La Barra did not know
whether he should spend the night
here or not. In lieu OF the promising
Interview. Senor Llmantour gave out
through his secretary, brief state
ment
"No representations have been made
to the Mexican administration, ran
the statement. "by either Great Bri-
tain or Germany that they would in
tervene In our affair unless their pro-
perty was better safeguarded, nor
have there been any lntimations that
they would apply to the United states
to intervene
II have heard again TODAY from
President Dlaz and his health and
remain wholly what they
have been-excellent
"The announcement from Washington
that 90, 900 American troops were 10
be sent To the boundry line has had
n disturbing effect In Mexico, where
Il is not understood.
"Just now I have no plans. II IN
still my hone to start FOR Havana
within the next two or three DAYS re-
turning thence to Mexico. IL Is pos
sible that I may stop Off In Wash
ineton. but I have not been asked h.
confer with President Taft.
senior do In PARA. In his hfternnon
intervIew sotd no bad three reasons
for believinp the explanations given
ont nj Washington on their face
value
I'm ,be first nlacep no exnlained.
ntha roIatinns hetween the two conn
frtes have heen most cordial for wears
Tn tho eecond nlnco denlInpa between
Iho two ndn,intstrntions have been
nnlforn,lv candid In Tho third pIaee.
lha ,ns,,rroction In Chihuahua IL not
,,nnr,ont onough IN iustifv any s,,ch
,'i 'ipo' ''''s ,,',.sa,, ,,a,,,a ,.,,.,, 60
80 10
,,,rhis so.caliaa revoIutlon has been
,o,,,tno,, 20 tbo sta,e ~ ch,hnshna IA
,ccan or Novon,hor % md In that
IN, ,haro has not hean ona desartion
rnn, the federal army or ona act az
nyas,on of ~ r,ghts ~ those mr..
'os,o1' s,, mo did not sov taken nr,s.
.,e,N' wy ''' '"' s"'
There has not been one court mar