Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-29
Cables Corral for an Explana-
ton of His Interview.
THREAT TO FIGHT MADER0
Los Angeles Junta Holds He Il a.
Unpopular a. Diaz.
DIsCoRD IN REBEL RANKS
Commissioner Appointed to Try and
Bring About Harmony-Get
q Machine Gun.

Vice President Corral has been cabled
by the Mexican government for a true
version OF the interview. reported from
Santander. Spain, in which he Is alleged
to have charged Americans with torment
ing revolution in Mexico with the pur-
pose Of provoking Intervention by the
United States, and to explain this ex-
preston Of his sentiments IL authentic az
published.
This information Is contained in a tel
egram from the City OF Mexico from AM
bassador Wilson. 1t demonstrates the
promptness Of Mexico to recognize the
gravity of the offense implied by the
expressed opinions of 50 high an official
Of the Mexican government, II authentic
and may be assumed to indicate the pur-
pose Of the government to minimize the
effect upon sentiment in the United
States. as manifested by the resentment
shown by the State Department in WASH
ington.
Diario Quoted spaniard.
The State Department is advised that
the interview. ascribed to Vice Pres
ident Corral. was published In the I'm.
parcial of Mexico City. The Disrio
prints the interview, but puts II in the
mouth Of q Spaniard aboard the slip that
brought Senior Corral to Spain.
Ambassador Zamacona, Mexico's repre-
sentative in Washington, was in confer
ence today for more than an hour with
Assistant Secretary OF State Wilson, and
returned later for further discussion with
Mr.. Wilson.
Neither Ambassador Zamacona or Sec
Rotary Wilson would divulge the subject
Of the conference.
Consul Edwards, at Juarez. reports TO
the State Department the extension OF
the aimistice for five days, beginning
at noon yesterday. He says that Gen
Madero has been advised.
The peace commissioner of the Next
can government, he says, left Mexico
City Thursday night. The negotiators OF
both sides will meet just outside the city
Of Juarez
Maxatian. in the state OF Sinaloa, is
about to be attacked by reyolutionists,
reports Consul William Z. Alger. ThS
surrender OF the city has been demanded
assault is expected.
May Turn on Madero.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. April 29.-That
the revolutionary liberals OF Mexico will
be fighting Madero. as well as Diaz, in .
few weeks is predicted by Antonio Fig
ueroa, one of the leaders Of the liberal
junta having its headquarters in Los
Angeles.
I'VE have no more use for Madero' he
said in discussing the situation yesterday.
than we have for Dias. They are both
OF the capitalistic class"
While awaiting the expected conflict
with the combined forces. the iunta has
found 1t necessary to commission John
Kenneth Turner to try to bring about
harmony I'm the ranks of their armed
charges made ny Gen. Salinas against
Citizen Pryce. the latter has lied vita
the junta counter charges against Salinas,
who Is in command of the garrison In
Mexicali. Turner has been deputed TO DO
what he can to bring about a better feel
ing between the two commanders
Pryce is said tn be moving toward Tia
Juana.
An automatic machine gun, ID is said.
has been purchased in Los Angeles for
the liberal forces. and has been shipped
to point on the border.
Gomez to Be Commissioner.
Ell PASO. Tex. April CIT is expect
ed that with the arrival tonight of DR..
Vasquez Gomez. he will be- named by
Gen. Madero as the insurrecto peace
commissioner. Judge Francisco Carbajal,
the government commissioner, probably
will be here Monday and the formal peace
conference will. it is hoped. begin the
following day.
Abram Gonzales. provisional governor
OF the state OF Chihuahua, arrived last
night. He expressed himself as none too
confident Of the success Of negotiations,
but will assist In the attempt to bring
about peace.
The statement that there are 5000 in
surfectos in the state OF Puebla Is chal-
lenged here. The last reports received
showed that there were about 1000 Of
them and that only q small percentage
were armed. This report is some weeks
old, however.
Reyes Has Not Sailed.
H-AvRE. France. April 3.-Gen. Bsr-
nardo Reyes who IL returning to Mexico.
at the request Of President Diaz, to assist
in restoring order in that republic, was
not booked for passage on the La
Provence, which sailed for New York to-
day.
1t Is now supposed that he has gone on
to England and will sail from Southamp-
ton in accordance with his plans. as orig
inally announced when he left Paris
Thursday.