Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-27


~ Paso TcNas. March p -Comicrs
who l'tt Madcro's camp several days
aao when the insurrocto leader was
about $50 miles north ot Chihuahua
city reported To the iumia today that
Madcro is enthusiastic over the con
dtiuu OF the insGrrtctos
A. that time Madero had not heard
a. the resignation OF DiaZs cabinet
lie had reported his declaration hat
thp revolution Will not ceaso until nial
Ina been replaced aud reforms have
been accomplished rather lhan
laomisod
From the interior OF Mexico comes
port, oi suffering among tho non
conhatauts which B., 2roNin- worse.
The order at thr iuaurl"ctos thar du
food hc taken INTO The small towns
from tho surrounding country puts
tAnu ptao cdl., undri siege
u many ol BE- smaller towns. gar
N.Cned d, the fodeials. food Is 80
low that uules. D. lief b. secured the
ni1z soldiers win be- forced 90 lay
down ihoir arms ol starS, go death
Madoro predicts that the Dial gov.
,iuurni cannot hold oui much iodgcr
unless 10 Itccuc, irom iis present pu-
ulituu and actually makes ihg prom.
i-cd reforms NccoIiing tO his cour.
icgs the revolution viii mol a1ate one
in'a nom the present military Wans
The warfare viii be- prosecuted as Wig
cruusly az over ana ih, fighting viii
1r push q until hc limunluur pro
alIm s actual, ID force
Members of IN, iuura here assert
thai this j~ uo illc boast, made Tor the
purpose at CO.crcine thu pia2 govern.
Moul into pyullW action bat tha'
MddCio means 10 push his campaign.
and unlCs- M, promised reforms are
made quictl, he will have causeo
fhc downfall or tlc republic before
paz viii be able 10 act.
rather pCssimist, Wow Is rHkcn
N Doe iunta here. although hope tor
the institution ol great reforms, such
da iho removal of uanN o. the GOV.
tluors uf states aad thc division OF
,.teuslNt lauu bCldings. has not en-.
trcl, been abandoned TN, promise
ol Jose Yves l.luantuut ot an IN.
flfc change OF polite, IA Mexico
given to the revolutionary agents IN
New Norh is SIN looked 10 by the
usurtoctus Gonzales Cara the IN.
suI clu sc,,tary ot state iu direct
cyt pundoucc with Madciu. th, So.
/ll'i revolutionary president said
Y ih1i no aid no, hclicyc tho
pN.ni,, by Lmnntour referred only
tn chang In he cabinet Sruor ~.
mautOur bv meeting The InsurcctO
arcui onl quoted as saying their de
munds had sOmc reasonable fOundn
lion is regarded as the chief friend
OF in-urrcCtCs nov in Mexico CITY
What Ner h. does IN, insuTrcclOs as
trri Vil be IN an cfrort 90 BRING
about peace as roon a. pOssibl, Vet
Il is known thai Scnor Limantour doe.
NOT sy upathl1c with the demand that
niaz shall retire and that any peace
negotiations shall De conducted nm.
der an armDd truce. ScnOr Cara and
other iusurrcto lenders therefore
give 1t a. their belle thar an immo.
diai termination OF The war IS not
probable
Scuur Braul.o Hernandez. The In.
turrccto sccetary of state, state OF
Chihuahua, lclt Tor Oiinuga. Mex.
which is reported 10 be- besicgcd by
insurrectos From there his destina-
tion is believed 20 he san Antonio.
Tex. whore he expects to confer with
Frpncisoo I Madero Sr the father.
ana Gusiayo Nadcro "A brother ot
the reVolr'lonary leader
II ts stated That The two MndcrO
are merely going 10 san Antonio Ia
he near the border However, n +
ithely they viii attempt To confer with
the rovouiionary president on The
Developments at Mexico City
II spite anxiety felt for several
XA over the presence near the city
o' Alds of insurrectos. IuarsZ SUNDAY
indWgod IN 10 usual public festivities
III" crowds were observed by sol
diers who patrolled the house tops
ON the lookout Tor the possible ap.
lIoa"h OF lnsurrcctos General Ma.
Narro seni ont federal troops Ia scout
Ia The nearhN mountains
General i,lanco. the insurecto. who
recently was onrratod on in Mexico,