The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-29
Between Mexican Government and In
surreetos viii Be Conducted In
El Paso, Texas
COMMISSIONERS ON WAY
TO PLACE OF MEETING.
Uncle Sam Grows Peevish over State
ment Allesedly Made by Mex
lean Vice President.

Ell PASO. Tex. Aprn 2s.-The Sc
lection OF FL Paso as the place for
holding the formal peace conference
and the naming OF Judge Francisco
Carbaial. OF the Mexican supreme
court, as the federal commissioner.
were important developments in the
peace situation to-day.
Judge Carbajal is known TO Madero
by reputation only. but the insurrecto
leader considers the appointment as
satisfactory
The return of General Bernardo
REYES to Mexico Is viewed with un-
easiness by Madero, according to a
statement which he gave out during
the day.
The government commissioners left
the City of Mexico last night, but
whether he is travelling via Eagle
Pass or Laredo was not stated.
General Navarro's letter TO Madero
follows:
Il have been instructed by my gov
ernment that the government accedes
to your wishes with regard to the
meeting place Of the peace commits
sioners. to-wit:
"On the Mexican side OF the dam
lying between the City of Juarez and
your camp. I am also instructed to
inform you that the commissioner
who represents the government left
Mexico City last night"
General Madero. il is reported. may
appoint more than one commissioner
10 represent him. II is regarded as
certain that DR.. Nasquez Gomez will
be a member OF the commission. as
Madero trusts him implicitly.
Don FREDERICK Moye. who has
played an important part i'm bringing
about the present promising situation.
left here to-day for the City OF Mexi-
co. He Will then return TO his home
in chihuahua.
My work is done and I am going
home" he said. My visit 10 Mexico
has no significance. I am satisfied
that tranquility soon will be restored"
WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The re-
ported declaration OF Ramon Corral.
vice president OF the Mexico. that
Americans were causing trouble in his
country in order TO force Intervention
mas encountered the disfavor OF the
United States government.
The state department has called
In order to establish officially whether
the Interview with the vice president,
In which the statements excepted TO
are said 10 have been made. was
authentic. as published In Mexico
City. The question will be taken up
by Ambassador Wilson at Mexico
City 70 whom the department tele-
graphed late to-day the copy OF an Of
fetal statement. which is had issued
unequivocally. disapproving the al
legged utterance.
The statement expresses the con
fdent belief OF the department that
the Mexico foreign Office will prompt
Is "repudiate and prevent the promul-
cation OF any such statements calcu-
lated so seriously 10 disturb the mu-
tual confidence and friendly good
understanding between the two
peoples"
MEXICO CITY. April 2S-"The
statements attributed 10 Mr. Corral
are go az variance With the facts and
so inconceivable or originating from
occupying me high and Representative
Office o. vice president 81 a great
nation holding friendly relations with
the United States that comment Of %
critical nature would be better re-
served
IN This manner Ambassador Wilson
commented tonight upon the inter
view attributed fO vice President Cor
raj az Santander. Spain. and printed
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