The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
Exchange Shots.

Ell PASO. Texas. May About I
o'clock the insarrecto outposts fred
few shots toward the Federal
trenches. The Federals returned the
fire. but in a few minutes the insur-
rectos moved away.
IL is thought the insurrecto van.
guard. which already has started
south. decided 10 give the Federals in
Juarez a fareW ell salute.
The movement of troops had begun
when an Associated Press representa-.
tive telephoned the Nldero headquar-
ters and read the dispatch from Mexi-
co City. General Pascual Orozco re-
ceived IL. and said IL would probably
stop the movement OF troops. The
General himself mounted his horse
and galloped away with the news 10
the tent a mile away. where General
OroZco retired for the night.
FL PASO. May Fearing com
plicatiOns with the United States,
Francisco /. Madero. Jr.. has given
orders TO all the revolutionists on the
Mexican border 10 withdraw from
the frontier. lie himself. with all
the insurrectos before Juarez. will
proceed southward. his objective
point being the City OF Mexico. Gen
eral Madero in n manifesto to his
army today cited the Douglas. Ariz..
Incidents and declared that while the
taking of Juarez might be an i'm
mense military advantage. IL would
bring about complications with a
nation which has always given us
proofs Of ts friendship and with
whom an international conflict
would be probable.
Rebels to Break Camp.
"On to Mexico City" was the cry
tonight In the Madero army as the
men prepared to break camp.
The peace negotiations have been a
hopeless failure. The political chiefs
gathered today for a final conference.
completed the organization of the
provisional government and bade
farewell 10 their leader Two com
missions were appointed. one of
which is 10 be an executive consult
ing juuta 10 receive any new pro-
posais from the Mexican govern
ment. and the other 20 direct the
diplomatic or commercial relations OF
the revolutiOnists with the United
States
10 was no secret az the Madcro
camp today that the abandonment OF
border warfare is Boo line with the
policy OF the insurrectos from now
ON 20 court early recognition by the
United States OF their beluEercncy
MaderO's military lieutenants were
iOath TO abandon their position
around Juarez. especially General
Orozco. who was confident hc could
take the city. IN an address fo his
men NadcrO said.
ln word. . promise you that we
will make "a triumphant march until
wo arrive at the capital of thc repub-
Dc. where you will receive the TO-
ward which your patriotism aud seIf-
sacrifice have fully earned. effective
suffrage and no reelection
Federal Envoys 20 Leave.
Seniors BrauIn and Ohrceon. co-
hcfwcrus in the recent NEGOTIATIONS.
probably WiI return fo Mexico City
tomorrow with Judge CarHftIlI. tho
federal envoy lle made several Of
forts to persuade Genera Nadcro
and bis followers fD rrrsHn from
their attitude on thr resignation oft
Ulaz. but without result Tine fu.ur.
mined than over that they must oh.
Tain their political reforms hF force
of arms
General Maderos plans aro not
known. lf Is known that hc will
march duo south t0 MADEIRA. near t1e
point whore ho stopped recently prior
fD hIa march fo Juarcz lio Intends
fo carry the hrht into fho state OFF
Continues on Ninth PaV.J