Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-29
Z ather of Rebel Leader Tells Story of Plans Long
 Discussed
PROGRAM IS AGREED UPON
Events in Mexico City Last Few Days Reveal the
 Purpose

SAN ANTONIO. March 2s.-Ex llanation of the recent government changes in Mexico City, the re call of Senor Limantour from Paris; the arrival of Francisco l. Ma dero and his son. Gustavo. in this city. the departure of De La Barra from She ministerial mansion in Washington to his new position, was made today in interviews with Francisco Madero. ST., and Gustavo Madero.
 Tentative peace proposals on the administration side have been acted upon Tn the viev of Don Fran cisco. peace is assu 1 if not with in ten days, then at she furtherest. within a month President Diaz, it is reported, in a message to the Mexicans will insist that peace be concluded.
 On the one point. and the vital cne. of why they were so certain Ina. the tentative agreement would in "a set time rise in sealed compact Of peace, father and son were silent They answered freely every other question. When the elder BIadero and Limantour met 1. recently the very meeting was de nied; let alone discussion of terms of peace.
 Was Diaz Emissry. Senor Limantour. the Mexican f nance minister obeyed the president ial summons of Diaz to come to the United States from Paris. to confer with the heads of the revo lutionists. the father of Franclsco IT.. Madero. now in the field. and the head of the revolutioqists in front of Chihuahua Limantour agreed to obtain every concession possible for the government. For the insurrectos, Madero, the elder. promised likewise. Limantour nov ed first The resignation of the aged Diaz cabinet followed his first interview with the president. In itself 1t was not important, as a concession to public opinion it meant everything.
 Today SenOT Madero and his son ar rived here. They asserted positively their belief that real peace is at hand and also intimaei that formal ne gotiations would take place here.
 With only the resignation of the cabinet es evidence of good faith. would you care to trust yourself on Mexican soil-to take up the question of the cessation of warfare?" Don Gustavo was asked.
 "W1l, scarcely" smiled the latter.
 On this point nothing more definite
 as obtainable, but the inference was left plain that San Antonio is destin ei to be, in less important way, an other Portsmouth.
 Honors For Diaz.
 Borrowing a phase from the Chin ese, those being interviewed said President Diaz gould be allowed to ss5e his face" He will retire with all the honors due his distin guished services. Senor Limantour
 S firm upon this point as the basis of preliminary negotiations Senor &adero agreed admitting, however, that his acqUiescence is subject to possible rejection by the vote of his on, Francisco and other army lead CTS. He does not fear an adverse vote. however.
 The basic concessions, which. it Is believed. will be ratified later, in dude the resignation of the Diaz cab inet and the appointment Of younger men to their positions. which already has been accomplished. The next is the resignation of Diaz and the hold ing of an election in which the suh rage shall be unrestrained and free. This arrangement includes the elim
 ation of Vice President Corral