Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-24
MORE INTERVENTION TALK HEARD
DR.. C. F. Caricristi Says Taft Will In
tervene by May First.
REPORT IS SENT TO MADERo
Leading Insurrecto Diplomat Urges
Decisive Victory Soon.
MEN READY FOR FIELD SERVICE
Major General Career Says Division
VIII Be Regarded ns in Permanent
Camp-Duncan SISeptIcaI rs TO
the Firing.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 23-with
a new demand for 5000 or 1000 recruits
the issuance Of an order by General Carter
providing for a sudden move should Il be
required, and a statement by DIR. c. r..
Caricristi. one Of the dominant figures in
the Mexican revolutionary junta, that the
United States would intervene in Mexico
unless there was definite show Of tran
uuillity by May T. the recently diminished
war cloud looked large today.
DR.. Caricrisu felt sure enough OF his
facts to embody them In a report to Fran
cisco ]. Madero. the revolutionary leader
who at the last report was within thirty
miles of Chihuahua.
Dr. Cahcristi urged the insurreoto chief
to achieve decisive victory at all cost
by Nav 1. for. he wrote. President Taft
will not walt longer than that for quiet
to be restored. business resumed and trat-
fic over the railroads 10 be restored.
The courier departed from here today.
DR. Caricristi is one OF the directing
minds of the revolutionary junta. He IL a
LAWYER a physician and world-traveler,
probably their best trained diplomat
General Carter's Order.
General Carriers order read as follows:
Under instructions from the War de-
partment the base for the division has
been established at Fort Sam Houston,
Texas, under direction OF Brigadier Gen
eral Joseph W. Duncan, u. s. A. The
property accountability Of officers belong
ing to the division win be limited to the
articles Of equipment and supply which are
TO actually accompany the division In
field service Under the provisions OF
field service regulations and general order
No. 80 War department, 1908, organization
commanders will see that the transfer of
pI Ioperty necessary to meet this condition
are made to the proper officers of the base
with as little delay as possible, No arti-
cles Of tentagc equipment for transporta-
tions, not provided for in field service reg
ulatlons and general order No. 80, War de-
partment, 1893 for field service will be
allowed Transportation in event the division
is ordered to take the field
AT present the division will be regarded
as in permanent camp prepared to move
with field service. onlygS For pEatclce
marches, authorized tentage and perma-
nent camp equipment will be left in camp
with proper guard TO insuI its protection,
should orders be given moving the divi-
sion from this permanent camp orders will
be issued from these headquarters for the
disposition of the authorized camp tentage
and equipment which need not at present
be transferred to the base of supply Of
flcer."
Duncan skeDticRI as to Firing.
General Joseph w. Duncan is very skep-
tical about another report arriving today
that American soldiers have been fired
upon by Mexican regulars on duty across
the river from Ojinaga. telegram was
received from a subordinate government
official today, reporting the alleged occur
renee adding in his telegram that the
Americans were compelled 10 seek shelter.
General Duncan said he had received
nothing official as to any shooting and
doubted the story. He said, however, that
ne had reported the matter to the War. de-
partment and was conducting an investgs-
ton.