Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-12
PLAN WORK FOR
CELEBRATION ON
FOURTH OF JULY
PLAN To TAKE
MEXICO CITY
madsre in Conference With
Cabinet Teday.
Special by United Press Wire.

! Special by United Press Wire.
El PasO, May 12:-Altbougf
| Francisco J. Madero and his newly
organized cabinet held a conference
today during which the next step to
ward bringing about peace was dis
/ cussed, no announcement was volun
/ teered by the provisional president
Few Of the insurgent leaders believe
| Diaz will discuss peace. They thinl
! he will elect to fight the battle out Il
/ the end and that ii will be necessary
for the rebels to capture Mexico City
/ before the revolution ends. Alread,
insurgent chieftains are discussing
/ the most feasible way Of approaching
I Mexico City and the easiest way tC
/ capture it.
/ DR.. Vasquez Gomez, minister oi
/ foreign relations; Senior Don Gustayc
/ Madero, brother of General Madero
minister Of finance; SenOr Don Venis-
| tano Carranza, minister Of war;
Senor Don Fredrico Gonzales Cara
minister of the interior; Senior Dor
Pine SuareZ, minister of Justice, and
Senior Don Juan Sanchez Azcona, sec
retary of the president. This is the
cabinet Of the provisional govern.
ment of Mexico, as appointed by
General Madero.
DR.. Gomez has been in charge Of the
junta at Washington. He is TO have
charge Of all the foreign relations and
will begin at once an organized move
, ment with the hope Of having the bel
ligerency Of the insurrection recog-
nized by the United States and other
countries
The revised list of casualties in the
battle of Juarez fixes the fatalities of
both sides at 100 dead and 300
wounded.
An effort is being made to have the
custom house opened as soon as pos
sible in order that supplies may be
taken to Juarez from El Paso.
Importations will be permitted to
pass unchallenged provided the proper
manifests are presented. according to
Collector Sharpe Of the United States
custom house.
THE port is open as far as this of
fee is concerned" he said. IF prop
eTly manifested it will be permitted to
pass the same, as has been done in
the past"
The captured city is open to the
I.alhlia- -frarn-El- -PnSn--nnd- thousands
! focked to the rebel capital of Mexico.
a utonahiles. bicIeles,. street cars and
every known method or transporrarrou
was used A panic was created when
one or two of the Madero soldiers who
had been given drink by American
visitors became boisterous and started
firing their weapons. Several women
began TO scream and run while men
fought to get out of the way. The
situation was tense for a short time,
but the tnsurrecto commander arrest
ed the disturbers and soon had quiet
restored.
With the lnsurrectos in possession of
JuareZ, the orders having been issued
to the United States troops to permit
them to import provisions and med
icai supplies, they are not anxious to
start an offense campaign at once; but,
having knowledge that General Ra-
bago and federal re-enforcements are
coming from chihuahua, OroZco and
almost the entire force now in Juarez,
! together with all forces he can call in
from the south, will leave late today
to meet Rabago and give battle. Obre-
gon and Braniff are attempting to
have the feder2ls hold Rabago back
while peace negotiations are continued.
Madero is willing to reopen them. and
il may be that an armistice will be
agreed to in a very few hours. Like
all insurrecto matters, however, such a
statement is merely a guess. Peace
talk was under way while the tive
armies were fighting the other day.
| Martial law has been proclaimed,
and Guadalupe Gonzales, provisional
/ governor of Zacatecas, has been ap-
pointed military commander and may
or of Juarez. Police patrols are riding
I through all parts Of the town and are
preserving order.
/ Colonel E. Z. Steever, commanding
! the United States border guard, was
advised by the, war department that
/ he might permit food and medical
supplies to he sent 10 the insurrectos
| in Juarez. This settles question
/ that has been troubling the insurrectos
! and people Of FL PasO. The stock OF
provisions in Juarez Is small. and II
was known that these would soon be
/ exhausted.