The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1911, Page 2

2 Gen. 8. M. Mills, Canby and Williams. In their progress through the | saluted vy the whistles very Kind, It was form we ad already bee Local Fo In the emerger ence of the ( ‘ for New ae s an the Sou r 8 for fleld se \ " n a count a off ward: ar ard the Isiand Cheered as They Sail. departure of the marine under via, These part © ymprising Offic ndered | Ments to the effect e Unit -« THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, DIAZ IS EXPECTED 10 DIE = UNITED STATES SOLDIERS to Washington Authorities Fear Gov- ernment of Sister Republic Will | ' Collapse and Prepares for Inter- vention to Protect Our Interests. al WASHINGTON, March 8. one-fourth of the the ; to The sreatest movenient of soldiers All: pretense ed States Army fvening World) along the Mexican Irpose of practising manoeuvres has been abandoned by the army in charge of the movement. that They may continue that the mobilization’ of cz | — — = _ => c= | ee | — a <= [ end —— co ——] | a | =— —_= cro : o - border is for to issue state nce the S| 1911. UT PY. \Diaz at Recent Mexican Aviatign Meet; President's Last Appearance in Public __ MEXICAN tr bassador t ing the recetpt ENVOYS | CONFER HER ON COUNTRY’S CRISIS _imantour Says He Has Tele- gram From Diaz That Health Is Good. tly before 2 o'clock this after- nor de la Barra, Mexican Am- Washington, arrived at 1 for an Ant oon: Senor Jose Yves Liman- Minister of Finance, in thelr couhtry -room of “s suite the with Meteans the tn noon § at he Hotel Plaz e with . Mextean ation ning the ant at on Ser had AM mi Lemantou filed ted In Minister saw eae’ hotel and others down ther h one separately doors, and a vel ai over the place follow- long cipher dis- un Government eon ntere idles and behind slosed of a Mex teh from phe ering upon his confer- i fi Just before en > American war is military play, but they adntit in private that trouble ence with Senor de ia Barra and Man: | camboa is expected in Mexico and that our army may be compelled to cross the vel A. Eistaya, Mexican Vice-Consul, tle He order. Minister Limantour consented to an ins | a ‘ PRES ‘Diaz GREETING terview Heiday P one President Dian is elghty-one are | Leavenworth, Kan. ‘Chis is taken as ROWAN DG. Hoe began by denying that the health aes tna na ahd feeble. ‘The strain of the revo | indlcation that the ariny wishes to tid soured Ene thie morning, work of coating wit He ii coe cia [BEeDAred to crows the Rio Grande even GUNDERWROD: ONCE RCOORY of President Diaz was prec ‘ was | Di hitehaidiel alt Stele in the event that the bridges now in —— that the country was in danger of @ mil- Sur by a swarm of rs | Thirty states of the Repusiic of Mex-| use should not be available itary uprising following the death of and voai barges, the 5 told on him, This Government! ‘The arttérs to the troops st&tioned at | } Diaz, which, according to the reports, were the centre of remarkable activity. | is elpt of information that Diaz { Wort D. A, Russell, Wyoming, have de | was a matter of momentary expectation Ammunition from Jona Isiand, brought vive many days. No atten-| pleted that post, and the Wur Depart- Tam in receipt of a telegram fre down by naval tuxs, Was stared away | tion i paid to telorrams from the City | ment to-day ordered one battalion of the | President Diag assuring me that he Is acity. when the cruisers | °F Mexico # vat Ding is in robust | Second Infantry at Fort Asaintvoin, | | Jin excellent health, and from other v he crews 1); Health and takes his usual daily walk, | Montana, to Fort D, A. to care | sources T have word that he looks bet- wer ed by sails News Is Manufactured. tor that station, This was tie only ad: { H r now than he has for several years ship 1 cK “ ia atid Went Gat 2 | Miers fxsued tom by Gen, Leonard | The insurrection is really a trivial af SreRikan Godan fs A re | Wood, Chief, of Stall of the Army. | \afrair. There a number of insure ‘ Je olut Ns a matter of fct| T8e Navy Department continued tte] ectos In the neignborhood of Chi- \t sh Mexico has bee | brejarations to-day for the dispaten of | huahua who make themselves visible oh rehip in M e ¥ ¥ ue lb is riled ds ‘ strict that the » of aff the Fifth Division of the Atlantic fleet from time to time. Rut the really #e- Washington 18 at Portemouth! town only te the dentorrettn j and the large detachment of mariaos to | } rious aspect of the situation Ie the Navy Yard. nder orders (0! ne Dias Administratio: : nan {| Gvantanamo, Cuba. he marines are P pipe de LN ANd ogo hd ; fact with which Anarchists cross leave . Nor hide cc soa |adininietration, Tt has been f | avaembled at Philadeipnia tor| Mr. Wilson Points Out That co-oreration or any of the corelaced the American frontie join th k pre er ships at eof ; nas eneshvration Outta GUGT Ean Prking | Problems that hang about the American | [one reer aa nae. epee aaen ee ee one deinin Capes. Re minated wholly by Diag, ‘The med | tranepo we. | Citizens of this Country H Sail to Ree alone: tha bohaer, Jot the insurrectos, ‘There are con- Admiral Sid A. ataunton ds in com | ass edwith him, have wu 1t j The men, with thelr accoutrements and) Ci izens of this -ountry Have aut as to Amerteans and Am ant vicdations of the laws of neu- man the F fon, The 1 n the direction « the suppilos, are reaching the Pennsylvanta | inteFeats:. Gi: Maxloo, and. about | —_—_.— | traiity Resse, cominan pt mown nest | vort in perteot order and smootiness. | $1,500,000,000 Invested. | hangs the rent meat ‘of che areca citan| Behe hs Minister Limantour was informed of « B Quint and of ’ of Diag, is un Supplied With Bluejackets. { , ation, notwithstanding the rearing of the (Contin’ First Page.) current rumor that tana i Capt. Clifford A. pn, will an the The four armored cruisers of the fifth | Monroe Doctrine in the £: ground, | xa Mexico he was to be the Worth Cafotine. ; of ia in y the division, under Renr-Admiral Staunton, | Hls Excellency Henry Lane Wilson. dassador was free to speak | twice T got A i RIA ite Forelan Affairs in plac by Inera are of 14500 tone din. the arm nae in ent {nto heing aupplied with their full come | Ambavsndor for the United States to| “We have in Mexico," he said, “anour | Not rise and T Jay on the floor helpless oy hone it is ny Beniwar Racks ey he eaten | {plement of bluejackets. There were! Mexico, atgthe Waldorf-Astoria to-day, TAM) Amedicans, of Rada [ions ede | RO ACOH | SETac aesG TaD: nace sin thain, 6 he some vacancies in the personnel of the! went over the treacherous egg shel! (0 the City of Mexico. Piey i : edguaayyt ees vin | ait that ts ‘up to d ie livision when the orders wore Issued | path of a diplomatic seve i The tarenver eas enhen lamp ere Oe a VLDE ma construction, It is pr insure > the vessels forty-eight hours ago.) meer) anu nthe 699,000, ‘That figure is rougiiy ma would blow my head off. He got his rc) WV : ponsibe f ‘These ate being filed promptly trom | Co 9 & is taken from the known bis interests. gun out again and shot m ce. Then a tiie wha tow of an orwanization, « the enlisted foree of the mavy and the! Th? Ambassador i9 handicapped by ‘The Americans in Mexico represent vast- he walked « few feet away turned afd > of the United States have Invested | complements of the ships will be com-| te sealed pianx given to officers of ly more capital and material worth than) came back and shot me three times | A FINE plans to make the quick « $1,500,00,000 there plete before the ships #ail, which \the American Government respecting thelr nuinbers Would seem to indicate. Seeing 1 was not killed, * provitioning of the of the the judgment ‘of army offtcers and y will be in e few days, the movements of troops to the Mexican! ‘Their chtef lines of endeavor are in) jerked me to my t and told me io| Hap wae Uy ee ar ieennin to ceiiick ot esmen dition of affairs in Persistent reports have reached? thia! fontier, and by the further diplomatic! railways, plantations and mines, with | was going to take me to the Parkville | @diag Vinegar Texans coasts t Mexico demands that we jelly that a change in the Catinet of 4% delicate stage setting supplied by, public utilities, such a tramways, as station house | Minne ‘the orders were. lesued night | quate army on the ready to rush | President Diaz soon will be made and tl presence at the Hotel Plaga of|another feat The American a) "On the way he told me T had to vefore Inst mobilizing one-fourth of the and sweep through the country | the State Department also has been so Senor Jose Yves Limantour, Minister] Mexico has never mixed in Mexican | ‘cover said: “What do you | army in Texas more than three hundred should anarchy and disorder follow the | Informed unomMecially, Ia these charzes Of Finance for Mexico, and— Politics, Nas kept out of the factional RAG He RRiGt (Sone BLL te aha men have been engaged at the A’ ath of Diag, What the final outcome! the American Government ie keenly in-| Generally es «i the Man of the] ‘fferences that one ds in all lands, were « burglar. I refused and ie Building far United Btates tr will be no offers to ques terested, Apart from any moral effect n Mexican affairs. | end has devoted himself to his own mo WIth CHAE BIACRIAGE, CaSO 8. 10 CENTS. Rrkrs ape. Wasson, abilian with © of troops now |0n the treatment advorded American | Cenetitutions Sometimes Give Way.| !ness, in which heyhas p BE eee arena 1 > ee ee | en the xas is a mere milltary | intercate in the present disorders, tt ts ts of to-day ead that Pres The Railroad Bevelopment. Olvera: CRU PISTON Bae a bee! 1 Al steamship service, Ay manoue the fact that | #UgMested that the military demonstra Diaz lad reached a state of) Ifoad development has been| fet frat and that he lad shat me 191 .aticious sien Aartines ani! Banftecighed engaged they are sent going to tfon of the United States. wh 1 & change ta tm-| Rad GRADE’ New fore bas self-defense, Ho Siam rae aN Ieateanen and Grocery Stored, “a wrmed. for warfare, The ex- {intended or yot, my have aw poleat f onal succession most OC the financial. aro) lee Ned wore theoueh: the cla) Se hit d >— f manouevres 1s always provided | itsiuence on the political crisis in Mex! that iuent take of the roads. The mines, :Touser nant the advisability of TORPEDO (LL EET r by & apectal appropriation city : e but con and W stations are « mend toy OEE Eee a nlawrulentnei GETS HURLY ORDER Army Funds Low. Senor Limantour, Mexican Miniater « laws fall dn of emer, As to the general atate craing mee MILA AUNIBe NLS OnLy HOW 10 GET W vfs DER. | xy money has app’ ted for | Finance, who is now in Now Vork, js Kencles, and when persons and development, I should upaed en ans 4 i a eh, manneutihe, CANINE ar 1 navy | slated for the post of Miniater of I asked w 1 Mexic ter than | say that the 75,00 American residents | *n took me aways pa March &.—1 re- funds are low. Neve commis: eign Affairs. He has long been recog e restri he tution represent two-thirde of the wealih of | nder ia SRAMING CH ais “i gat v of the sary and quartermaster officers have nized ao an adviser in whom President answer persons eminently | the - new - projections, excepting, of | Hrenmam cuntatl ¢ ct | t Sep bea Inmiructed to purchase it Ding placed muen retiance ted as to the American and native | course, the railroads, of T nave ceeded, in making ‘|| PURE NATURAL OLIVE QIL| Richardson been ore » sail limit as to amourt and. time Senor simantour Was invited to-d vation: [Ro definite knowledge." hed or carried a re- | Different from ordinary Olive O11, F ie Cr The appropriation for the army far {by Dre ‘Taft to come to Washing nor IAmantour t# the Man of the! Waen the Amba was asked a xm eee tee ee oe ew adeeb, “Teld e Mex " n pmpante t na nee a conierence on she - nelgliboriy question erning the e ask | about olive cll, how made—adulters 1 infan 1 t th x ene Mext ation, at, be It distinctly understood, | state of health of President Dias he He claimed, € at: . ene ihe Limantour acconipaleas Uy art ob thacam orfal cha: diplomatically rebuked 8 fasion: was turned over to him « * _CALLAHAN’S re the Den la Barra, who returned ' fy donls ‘The accredited representative of and that he neve | early to-day a r ates the Importance of| one country never wees the ruler | gis: pel SPECIAL OLIVE OIL rhe cores a nore yesterdu | . New York and, of the country to which ho goes in rath's prelim: | 9.4. dmmported trom fiatf: 2 La > Pe aT | the reasons why ¢ any other than good health.” | Raid im enna only, One-third more e | minisietion © Paver Ghee, Mira piy “AG $s politely yed—over the manner nw eignty-three years of age and 2 | ie a adie od WAS ARRANGED apesch syed concerning the latest |that he seemed to vnjoy his usual! TAeut, William Jones, the fi arms ox: GEO. C/LLAHAN & CO., the purn Gy % W ENG | developments iowar South. health and force when last seen. pert of the Police Department, test! | 214 Front Mt. nar Heek tl : part \ITH ENGLAN 1B Boag do: =. to come| Atterican tuteresis in Mexicuy which that several days acier tie shooting he | Tel 9893 Be ’ NG Ge. FOP MOCHOM I: 1 os ahs 7 erred Ree vsente, demand protection, if the Mexican Gov. examined the cartridzes taken from the | ed to lot army | Sir Thomas Shaughnessy dent of | in Mexi ppear. /crmment is unwole to cope with the two revolvers which McGrath brought to FOR BARGAINS GO TO improvements We Canadian Pa R alied | Uy @ veral @PPea= | revolution, va on, Each of them, he said, con- . SNC y are suddent Celtic to spend six weeks | ance Ku © otfiver of the public knows. uly Ltwo fr the same make | E MERGE Y nds of ¢ ng orders for the byl tall and 2 atl vated In le of es rir that had not been | BAGGAGE REPAIR CO., ization wy Atbaciahine fae thaia Y Weurs or the Nato: factured many years A RAS: Cor Hie ; chat Army Sieycr & Compans, "He was alao positive that. ce musale The Only Co. of ite A ae : “yf Ladenburg, Thalmann 6 mpan. ne pistol which made the hole In Kind in the World. ; ‘ . ' host cor. | Hallgarten & Company, and other kad: rath's trousers must have been Your Old Trun| unk or ee einaluip tania. “F aah New York houses have f within eight inches of the cloth Made Good as Rew n Our History, Phat i sad and de-|iansan City, Mexican & Or would call Mrs, McGrath aq a| SALE ot war ‘ ni ‘ ates a . No seem-) Engtish Pearson roads all net her husvand, but Mr SPECIAL ge any M iq ‘| effort orliean holdings of imp ed his case as soon as Jones { Shopworn nei Solled Goods, ‘ have we Doctrine and nee of Mr. ‘eases betng under Aine and it Ca ae Hl os 1 ve by ve that the f politics | financially. nse, Dr DS BATH ve down there to in r | — A so0d ni ‘Oa C nidaie, Ht ‘ y was Gi 1. spark of Mt \ joing to Indiana 1,000, 000 T TO SETT: te " Tee LE. hia"tees | 25 EAST 4TH ST., ante v ing fort ir +» Went on 14 ot. ; : T sald that} diana, whither 1 Ned on unt | Flood of M Offers to Cover fo) uit 4 iy waar Ibo me telphoge Bi Ti al ean a hye of tt 1 left Mex- | Smanl « 1 and sketch ifs Gch Ave. 8 W, Cor, LOth St, t And ure tom, and not for oficiat ;civll compromise in newly discovered teams. at L 4 Order It is my 4 hoy bar | OM fraud cases conti to reach 0) nx and Te ' vane ie iain varsote toa wry Dearne at rat of mutoas Gr the AT ea: 0 » t way Com. *: bp to § da r r ¢ dy on 4 ae Bing iy | monn demands my pres-|yisoVeagh now has before him offe the examination of Me- ( ra ences and eturn to my post aggregating a milllo ars, comprisea Grath the alled several w the ¢ a he Gt } Mr. W said tha could not with | chiefly of small cases a w York, Be ‘ 1 Ifled to the good are ri : t a | propr p al condittons ton and Philadelphia, meter of the defendant, , ; ally angounsea this year, [Of Mexico at this tla He dno | . 362 FIFTH AVE. will be over 81,00 Ay yea or nay UE 1 ine een i ' ¢ i ro 5. ar 34th St, New York City: 1 1 o. ill find th ; - e largest selection in sald in PREPARING FOR A “MANOEUVRE. You wie fad kive impre pled A Ltda | of Victor Talking Machines and Pera Ra. a eae Two hundred rounds of BALI. « i issued per man { Records, and the best facilities for F F c All leaves of absence indefinitely suspended a personal demonsiration in Greater Fa y srecedented 1 and secrecy in preparing for “manoeuvres. Et 4 i No Congressional appropriation for “manoeuvres” avallable a ww ' e = Quartermasters and commissary officers ordered to buy supplies \. } & Take Bal! Cart iges 2 : tal ) . 4 t y bu, les with Fe Thet bi 4 44 ; A x DIED. : , Sudden return of Méxt Ambassador to Washington trom New VGAN—At his residence, 194 W i, jee to sup; york eh 0, JAM8 J. GALLE The Vorld Attvacts the Greatest ‘oi... won ‘tor axercinen Const artillery drawn upon to retatorce infantry regiments. 2 carvings 38 As ah. 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