New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15
CONDITIONS CHAOTIC
IN SOUTHERN MEXICO
u.shinoton officials Believe
IaevoIution Will Be Protract-
Cd. with Much Suffering.
uaNy WILL FACE FAMINE
.,rorts of Fighting Between
rsderals and Rebels at Vari-
Gus Points-Fears OF
pisloyalty in Army.

y~o-1 The Tribune bureau.
,,ng,on. Sept. N-Anarchieal con-
Nao", nrcvail throughout Southern Mex
hu0"s IN. situation along the border
CO. ., grave according to dispatches re-
~" -. the Department of State and
,s'su recruitment to-day. officials now
me .,e revolution will be protracted
oens much trouble and suffering are
prospect -. chaotic conditions in
end the probability that thou
w. ~ non-combatants will race star
sanuo va. winter, Major General Leonard
Ns' hos ordered the establishment OF
WV army supply post at FL Paso.
oya strongly indicates that the war
In'' .,,.n, expects the struggle will be
,,d.anitely prolonged
,ad,t,onal reports OF attacks on Trains
CSihuahua were received by the state
n...r,ment to-day. The rebels WrecKeo
~ lated several trains. and IN one IN
800 several passengers we're ki'eu.
".,y n.sgre details were received ana
a, m, known whether any Americans
v.,. among the victims.
rore,rpers are leaving their properties
nnoh,a and Vera Cruz and are heeing
% MEXICO City because OF the inadeduacy
:, ,rotection afforded BY the Madero gov
,,.rt The latter is maintaining
s.-ro,dsble guard about the capital ana
,his reason the city is believed TO be
saf, refuge for the alarmed foreigners
r-.ons are being sent to the disturbed
sections ,,As, ,ro-r, Nav
10 a,ate but conditions in Nichoacan'
Witch is adjacent. arc reported TO De par
acgisrly bad. San Luis Potosi is re-
portei as quiet.
popslas. Ariz.. Sept. h.-General San
@,s, and his column OF eight hundred
men with two field pieces and five ma
.h,n. guns. who left Aqua Prieta early
to-day presumably 10 give battle TO tie
,ehsls returned 10 Aqua Prieta before
surdoun They went as far as Cenisas
sayings twelve miles southeast, which
the rebels had evacuated tventy-four
hours before.
Ismael Padilla, Secretary Of State OF
so,ora is one Of General Sanjiness ad-
ylsers. said he was satisfied the rebels
had left this part Of Sonora and would
soon return 10 Chihuahua.
Edward Haymore. an American mer-
chant Of Colonia Moreos. who was re-
norted last night 10 have been murdered
bv rebels. was brought here late to-day
BIZ Sheriff Wheeler, who made a trip In
an automobile across the line In search
Of him. Haymore had been taken pris-
oner BY Rojas and had been without food
isr two days when found.
Mexico City. Sept. 1.-THE American
Embassy has been Informed by John De-
vine, writing from Cucrnavaca, and
claiming TO be an American. enlisted In
the Mexican army, that he has been sem
fenced to death by the federals and that
Re Is ignorant OF the charge against him
The embassy has so far been unable to
discover the writer's name among the
Mexican sodiery.
That the plot 10 occupy and sack the
capital on September 10 and 49, the ami
y.rsary OF MeYico's independence, has
been more widespread than at first imag-
med Is believed TO be indicated Dy re-
ports received here By the government
that similar plans were on foot against
PuebIs, Monterey and Saltillo.
In all Of these places arrests OF alleged
,onspirators have been made. The au-
.horties now believe they have the situs-
ion well in hand in all the larger cities
snd that the celebration will not be
msrred b. rebel attacks
he rin to 81. nd
rT "a believed here TO be a part Of the
general rebel movement in the northern
paFt OF the state OF Coahuila. The revo-
uuOnists are said 10 be organized there
inder Andres Cara Galan and TO be
operating along the International Rail-
oad toward Ciudad Porfirio DiaZ.
barred from the Chamber of Deputies
~ order Of President Madero because Of
he noisy demonstration in which he and
as political adherents were Kissed and
'eSoed and the name Of Diaz was frsnti-
ANY eheered, hundreds OF residents
u'afcned through the streets tonight,
'nou'ins oisspproyal of the new execu-
I'VE and "Yivas" for their exiled ruler.
mounted police were ready TO disperse
we MOB and the entrances to the Cham
De'' Where the Deputies were in executive
session were heavily guarded.
Inc situation is almost identical with
u"' Immediately preceding the fall OF
no. win the exception that shifts have
Useh made in the cast Of characters.
INC disorders to-day had as a basis the
'&i'e oiscussion--the seating OF doubtful
aehoers OF the Chamber-as yesterday,
snen the galleries Kissed Madero and
,"0u'eo the praises Of Diaz. They were
,'0usht on BY the rejection Of Francisco
sousl Garcia, leader Of the Catholic
ing whose election was unauestioned
a organized little group marched out
"e Chamber without the formaiity
adjournment and left the Cham Der
"u0ut quorum. When the House was
eheo late this afternoon the doors
NJ eiosed to all except members
the capital OF the state OF that
I" reported In delayed messages 10
a., Veen attacked yesterday by IXteje-
INDIANS, estimated to number 5000.
i.,'o' they are now besieging the
NJ, oaxaca has an American colony.
4 ivan rebels are believed TO be COM
-noing the Indians.
/ Dol,s The precautions taken by the
me- he situation here tonight is tense
a, OF the celebration tomorrow night
s.r anniversary OF Mexican indepen-
b,. though the Zapatistas, who
A.. eneo to enter the capital tomorrow,
Mn away It is feared that partisans
w start riots.
rrs" Mexico. Sept IA. - Persistent
n are current here that on or before