Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-22

(BS Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
Washington. -. a.. Feb % Tho
Fiith brigade. second division ot tho
reorganization army, consisting ut
tour Infantry regiments. commanded
by Brlgudter General F \ smith. has
bseu ordered to Galveston. Texas. to
ho in Tpadiu ~ io embark Tor foreign
service There h no present pur
pose. officials say. ot dcspatching the
troops from Galveston To- Mexico.
Tuddy's order is simply one of IN"
stups taken To have the troops r"ndy
Tor any emergency In fact. n t0
intimated that one uf the PURPOSES D.
10 provide President Wilson with "a"
proper facilities Ia naTrN ont any pi.,n
he may hnvc in contemplation regard
iug the Mexican situation but IN"
movements. ut course. doos not con-
init him in Au, way Co % policy cd
totcihie Intervention
Tho rexitnrHts affected by this new
urdcT ar" the Fouuh infantry, Foit
crook. Nebraska. ana Fort Su"liihg,
MINI. the seventh az Fort L"aveu-
worth. Fort Meade. South Dakota.
uud Fort sill. oklahoma. aud ins
twenty eighth infantry go Fort Sn'H.
INK Those troops viii hc 90
u4N-m,nt within % tsw hours as
rtHrI, % week. uEu tho division c"tu
mtudrr Major General Carter WIS
instructed tu haN. them placed lh
uu.itiou Tor immediate foreign s'rs
ice. An railroad transportation ia-
cilttl,s havv been arranged. wagons
have heen prov ided. the soldiers ha'u
Iuckrd their hHyrrsavks. rolled their
tents aud blankets aud are ready W
.utrain within an hour after they
hu,, received the order
IL h. calculated that some Of tho
troops viii begin tu arrive iu Cal
weston hy tomorrow night or Nor
day morning or tn" entire hrigadc
should be- ready Co embark n n"'tN-
sury on the army transports k'lpu'- o.
rick sumner and Mcclellan, upon
he arrival nf these vessels ht cal
trstun.
summary execution of Nud"' 80.
regarded AZ the constitutional prcsi-
dent OF Mexico ANA his constitutional
advisers without due process ui law
might possibly by interpreted as l'iu'
,nstratng the absence ui proper s|N
cinmcnt In Mexico ana OF the rAtS' 70
cnce Of "a practical state Of aEarchy,
according 10 some of the ndWiuistra-
tiuu Officials. However, h WJs poo
lively stated today that There WAS
No present intention ut utilizing lht
arm ii forces Of the United S'Jtrs to
tack up the attitude of i'i sil"nl
Iatts administration, hut 10 VIII 90
I,ri to President Woodrow W.is'.
aud his secretary ut state. 500 d' t.t'
uinr what shall he done. Mr-'.' %.
tur outgoing administrator irs ,tt'
u .a "a duty To- assemble sUiiI'."u
military ANA naval force az the mos
convenient paint oi ymhdTkHtion t'
be- available 10 the nest udnini~trhtt"i
Wishes To usr it
Supplemcntiug the infantry re-i
mcnts there win he attached 10 th
rNpeditionary force u company "i 'u
glueers from either the second 4"
Third battalion. m the discretion 4"
General Carter iiHld hospital N".
aud ambulance company No. an'
4 company signal corps, am h"N sta
toned "a Fort Lcavcuwurih. s"us' .
\ sufficient artillery force nts nl
r,idy brcu attached tu tho brigade 81
the fourth Field artillery, bnouu''
,titt,u.d Ht Fort -. \. ltuss'f wy
omingl. These orders should hrin.
the tHfth brigade. assembled "a Gal
weston. up 60 an effective str myth %
about g. 500 men. The troops will 10
t,mporarilv stationed at Fort Crock
rtt on Galveston island. ana the sup
uIy depot viii h" established tt NcNA
CIV The general staft estimate
that the Twpnty-"ighth infantry IN
most remote from Galveston. stati"l
.d ut Fort Smelling, neur 81 Pau
MINI. should arrive hN Wodnosdd'
As utuuTy as % rule, can not &c
vomplish much without cavalry sui
mort. " the ~ sent policy ot maxim
rrndv Tor rventualitics is to be- pui
sued to logical conclusion, today
order tu General carter was q
sued to assemble ut Guly"stui
Texas. tho second cavalry q
,islon commanded by Brigndirr 1'i
erat Task.r " Bliss. This is con
pased of ihp Fifth and Ninth oavnli
The troops are scattered thr"uH
Texas nud New Mexico