The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-30
NADERQ'5 WORD
ALONE BINDING
War i'm Mexico Cannot Be Set
tied Without Consent of
Provisional President.
FORCES CONCENTRATED
AROUND CHIHUAHUA
Father and Brother of Rebel
Leader May Be Allowed to
Go Through Lines.

Ell PASO. March 29.--Francisco l.
Madero. president Of the insurrectos and
their leader in the field. has not been
consulted about any peace terms and
no settlement OF the war In Mexico would
he accepted without his final word, when
alone would be regarded as binding. AT
present Madero disrcgardinS recent po-
li,ical changes OF Mexico City, is arrang-
ing his men about chihuahua. the
metropolis Of northern Mexico. with a
view possibly OF besleging the city
Insurrecto leaders gave out this infor-
nation today with the stipulation that
II was rot intended 10 minimize the I'M
purtancc Of assertions made by fran
cisco ]. Madcro. Sr. and GustaNo MA
dero at San ANTONIO that tentative piars
now being considered may result In peace
within month.
That Msdcros father anG brother nave
some pcac" plans. backed up by assur-
anccg from Mexico CiiS. Is not doubted
bus il is said that any action toward the
settlement of the war without tull par,
tiuipnlion by the inSurrccto lenders would
not be popular among the men now IN
arms. Aware OF The fact. the Madcros
at San Antonio are believed here 10 nave
zone 10 The frontier with the express
purpose nf getting into communication
with Francisco Madcro. Jr-, and possibly
oi meeting wi'h him.
S!SclIcant EtaGcDens MAZE
Whether they would venture into the
interior bv way of EI Paso or by rail-
road to Ghhuahua CITY via Eag.e pass
OF Lalcdo, Tex, ii is not known mere
but a significant statement made AT the
j1nia today was that II NE NJ MaaeIos
SEN -; the Mexican govcrnmcnt. Inls
Was .alca 10 Indicate that Mexico City
be- presented 30 the .nsuwecto leaders.
From - Paso the trip 10 nadero would
require several days oC hard travel, as
al in, railroads from. here south are de-
s,rovcI. AInGsrO is abou; ono days
mnrch west OF ChlhuahGa CITY and -
r'ics south of Fl Paso. The Junta here
l'as Ecrt up rs continuous communic,a.
~ n with nim n 5 WAS possible by courier
service. Madero thus has been informed
og all recent events. but IT Is NOT known
tiat hc ras received any late advices
Three ct Madcro's staff officers in
clui.m% Rafael Aguilar, former captain
IN The Mczlcan army ere now on me
wny 20 ~ Paso. l.. Gutierrez de Lara
an 'nFurrccin captain who figured promi-
'rrntly in lhc batiie ~ Cnsas Grandes.
pr.i,e1 today, He said ih" insurrectos
" ",o wholly iGnc rant Of any peace plans.
) l;s opiN'ou was that the insurrectcs
wor" enthusiastic and determined TO
cArr% on The @ var. i}e Lara rrpnr,eo porte
cru. ot AbuGucrque, y, NJ. had been
Erxiety at Chihuahua,
4 rnessare received today from Chi
huahua said:
Great uneaslness is being felt over
;hc increasing number OF insurrcctos
about tile city. AiaGero is at san An
c'rcs to tire west II is believed the
insurreclos are planning either to at
TACK or hcsieee the ciiy. although the
arrivql of General Rabago and his re
;n'orccmcnts has aroused some coni-
dence."
\ gang OF workTncn arriving on
hapdcar over the Mexico Northwestern
railroad today said tho railroad was rap
idly being repaired from Cssas Grandes
northward. il was hoped soon 10 repair
the bridges to enable train service to be
resumed.
Colonc, y G. Sharpe. commander ri
the Twenty second infantry. today made
:, request 10 Washington that El Paso
hereafter be constituted regimentai
post This would triple the force now
here Colonel Sharpe said no emergency
had arisen to require The immediate pres
oncp OF more troops but he considered
border CITY Of this size should be bet
tcr eayrisoned.