Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-27
FEAR new OUTBREAK
MEXICO in TURMOIL
orozco and Zapata Are Likely 70
Give Trouble-U. S. Warships
Remain-All Foreigners in
Danger-May Recall
Profrio Diaz.

MANHANkIWNs ID ~ epfciAA-
Peace in Mexico o. far from the
present There o. lacking Dioz
OF the oldcn days 20 crush Qua tie
spirit OF rebellion. The nation
H. divided into innumcrahlc fac
uous. with rebel leaders rising at
every point. General Hucrta A.
NOT held a. be strong man in
"a military or political sense.
Already the voice CO orozCo.
Lapata and otncrs A. heard in tie
land. di~puting with thc proNis-
iuuli government before the blODd
iu tnc streets Of Mexico City o.
set dried from yesterdays battle
In official circles the situation
A. held 90 nc just a. alarming n
before. ar not more @o. Washing
ton would have preferred Mndcro
go any OF the Mexican leaders of
the present day. MadcrO O. now
passed FROM political life. His
governments has completely fallen
and there H. no chance ol q rcor-
Ennizafion OF his sorCe~.
Znpatn. the southern icalcr and
Unborn rebel. A. expected to keep
up strife I'm his own SEXTON Of the
country, 30 long a. his pleasure
t. not consulted.
A "a nation. Mexico has under
gone - many tcmpcsss OF rcvolts
that her people hardly under
means.
That ali foreigners arc Ia dan
ger A. greatly feared. There arc
promises OF immediate suppress
siou or all the rcVoits by Mucrta,
but the United States has not
accepted these promises. officially,
as any guarantee OF Mexican tran
guilty.
American battleships arc stin
lowering around the coast aud
viii ID 80 FOR some weeks.
No Faith in Hucrta-
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Special
/ While the State Department TODAY r,
! ceived dispatches from Amhassad,
/ Wilson conhrmatory OF the overtime
or the Maderist regime In Mexico ar
/ containing expression OF the hope "a
/ comparative peace viii follow the n
auguration OF the new Presider
neither the Navy nor the War pepaI
ment countermanded their previo
orders preparing for interventl
south o. the border.
The state Department believes IN
the enforced resignation OF Preside
Airdefo makes the situation consios
ably more difficult and that the adml
istration or General Huorta viii
brief
Additional obstacles in the path
peace south Of the Rio Grande
the pretensiOns or Generals OroE
Salazar. Zapata and the other revo
, tiouary leaders 70 the reins OF Cover
mcnt.
! They DO not regard Huerta as a y.
! strong man or as capable lead
4 IL Is feared that unless another ~
hrio Dlaz ~ seated in the Castle
Chapultepec there viii De no peace
Mexico and that foreigners viii
subjected 70 all manner OK attacks a
insults By revolutionarics through'
/ the republic.
For this reason the United Sta
| VIII not move It's battlcshlps fr
\ Mexican waters for az least IL
/ night while the entire Atlantic d
VIII be kept at Guantanamo. Gu
- ready for Intervention until the ial
n part OF March. unless President v
q son sees ht 70 change the Taft poll,
The permanent camp OF marines
- Guantanamo win assure the Uul
states OF capable landing Il
D. ready 20 be used az four days no
a IN any portion OF CeatTai Amer
L. While the temporary camp OF
"a Third lnfantry at Galveston. Tex.
q. permit that regiment 20 be rushss
Il any OF the danger zOnes on short
!, tice.
DenOuncc Hacrta.
LAREDO. TEN Spec al-Ths
= lection OF General Vict0riano Hu
- as provisional President OF Mexic
- denounced today as an unfortu
~ mistake by Colonel Pascual or
i tand Colonel Andres Cara ca
!, revolutionary leaders IA the nortl
- Mexico.
a. They declared the revolutionist
~. the northern section would not
ia prove the selection OF Huerta
p would continue the rebellion IA