Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-25


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by the request Of The county officials.
Will be sufficient to accomplish the
purpose, and that no time will be lost
in getting soldiers on the border.
| NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-The United
| Press has received the following telc,-
gram from Huerta: "MeXico City IL
IN perfect order. The entire country
accepts The new provisional govern-
ment, which intends to restore peace u
order to give all constitutional guaran-
lees given civilized countries. There
is absolutely no risk now from disor-
ders that could jeopardize The lives ami
interests Of foreigners
MENICO CITY, Feb 25.-In tie
popular opinion DaZ or De la Barra
will be the next president, DiaZ being
The favorite. The police arc not in
trrfering with political affairs, but arc
boosting The candidacy Of both men
lIuerta is reported neutral, with no
personal designs on Tie presidency.
! III. f,,
uG the elder Diaz Will aid his nephcwS y
candidacy. The government apparent
~ is not worrying over the official Brit
ish note refusing to recognize the new
government until a president is select
ed. It is declared this is virtual
acceptance Of Tie new order Of affairs
here.
VERA Cruz, Feb. 2j.-Scnoras Ma
drro and Suarcz, widows Of the ~
sassinalcd eX-olliciaIs Of Mexico, have
arrived here tn embark On 4 Cuban
Warship for Cuba. Sonora Madero H.
accompanied tn her five children. They
Will make their future home in GuDa.
FORT LEANENWORTH. kas., Feb.
23.-Thrce companies Of the Third
battalion of engineers. numbering 300
men ana tG officers. We're ordered in-
day tu proceed tu Galveston. All lhc
officers stationed here We're ordered lo
Kansas City 70 join Troop trains
OMAHA Feb. 25.-Orders have hcra
received 70 recruit lhe Nebraska miliia
II full force. The object j. unknown.
unless il i for border duty.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Wih
nearly 10000 soldiers en route to or
preparing to leave for the mobilization
camp At Galveston, President Taft re-
itcrated his determination not 70 bring
On a war with Mexico by Intervention.
1T the same time, in fuItllIment Of hi.
promise to clay the cards on the table"
for President Wilson orders We're writ
ten Al the. war department for lha
dispatch Of two additional hrigades NJ
the Mexican border.
THE administration already regards
lie killing Of The deposed president
MaderO. ana eX-Nicc President NuarcZ.
a. / closed incident in which This gov
-rrnmenI has no other interest Than
HAT of human sympathy ana We'll wish
in- to The new government i'll Mckee
City.
It was even admitted in many quar-
trrS that brutal as Was thc act NJ lhr
taking off Of Madero, his elimination
probably has done much to simplify
lie present situation ana remove thr
greatest menace to the aim Of the new
II gimc to restore peace throughout all
Mexico.
The troops now en route u Calves
ton Or ordered to proceed there com
pIisc all those in l>e central depart
mrnI. commanded ~ gen. w. II. Garter
at Chicago. The Fifth brigade j. now
on IFS way 10 Galveston, while the
Fourth and Sixth brigades. ordered d
move. will follow Immediately.
Brig. Gen. R. u. Potts Mill command
Tie Fourth brigade. No commander
has yet been selected to command the
Sixth brigade.
IN addition these two brgades. the
Sixth cavalry At Des Moines Iowa. ha-
hcen ordered 10 join The movement to
lie border.
When al The troops under orders lO
=" to Galveston have assembled there
tie total force Will be about 10000
men. There Will be between 5000 ana
5000 infantry. about 800 cavalry ana
about The same number Of field ar
tillcry. To transport this force four
army Transports are now en- route I'd
Galveston. Should actual movement of
troops be decided upon, merchant ship,
will have to be chartered, as tile avail
able transports can carry only about
One-thrd Of The force which will as-
scmbIe at Galveston.
Owing to the expense. no mcrchau!
Ships will be chartered until Tie move
mcnI Of troops TO Mexico j. actually
decided upon.
With al these warlkc preparations
going on largely for his benefit. it was
established That PresdenI-elect Wilson
las made no arrangements for getting
in touch with the officers Of The Taft
administration with regard 10 the Mex
lean situation. Secretary Stimson, who
il had been reported, was to 60 to
Trenton to lay the Mexican situation
before Mr.. Wilson, made the following
statements
q have no information Of any such
appointment. ! believe. however, that
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