The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-30
HAS ARhST|CE
 DEEwROKEN OFF? F{eraY Troops Reported Marching on Juarez IMDERO IS UNEASY Tins Carrying 1000 Troops and Full huipment Have Left Chihuahua for Juarez-Battle Is Possible
MDERO IS UNEASY
Inx EDWARD H. HAMILTON

Paso. Tex, April @.-(Special)- U1e a dust storm swept the insurrecto cab today. the electricity in the ar gd life to all sorts of stories ana ru- md of marching federals coming from attractions to the relief of Juarez ana th&reaking of the armistice.
 berals have sprung out of the desert l,blFalstaffs men in Buckram and In Iirbln Green. They have generated In chtlahua after the manner of toad stoe after a thunder storm. Thousands of lem have marched in all directions but lhiefly toward Ojinaga.
 Toty. however, the advance of the nha 1ornI host was toward Juarez. Up camdthj following dispatch:
 "Chh,khua, April 29.-More than loo freight drs loaded with 1000 federal troops and eolbment left here over the Mex ican NAonal railroad today for JuareZ. The trdps are commanded by Generals Rabagdand Ori, and are provided with guns all ammunition for heavy action
 Whe} seen, Francisco Madero was shownihis dispatch. He seemed to take it mon or less seriously. saying:
 q tl astonished at the troop move ment h the zone which is included in tht armislce agreement. will certainly stoT any doop movement into Juarez. l have men ,ationed along the National railroad below Juarez with orders to stop an, troop movement over that line.
 ''Itlmay be that the federal officials il Chihuahua do not know of the renewa of the armistice and the terms upol which 1t was based and have sent tn troo1s out of Chihuahua for this reason I will make a presentation of the case | the Mexican government. probabl through General Navarro and insist tha the terms of the armistice be kept.
 "Wlll you allow these soldiers to reacl Juarez?"
 Will Be Stopped
 "Certrsrly'I will not. Most certainl rot My men have orders to stop ther aid they will do so."
 In any event General Nare~ WI, WI, not permit the rrpai-sng ol 'he , road which has been largely controlle' by the insurreetes and Madero VII not permit the repairing of the railroa largely controlled saddrS S"hhs9 federsls va va on top os-1rfi ss 1rfi 1000 men, came anothe tale that Peace Commissioner9 Carha tal had left his on-coming train upo receipts of a telegram from the Cit of Mexico. Alarmists took this as hint that peace negotiations were t be broken of. But at the same tim Madero seemed calmly assured tha peace will result and that all the revo Iutionary leaders will agre to tn terms arrived at here.
 Tomorrow Madero will have con ference with his chiefs, and Dr. Gomez who will be here by that time. Go meg Is expected to be Madero's peac commissioners. Should Senor Carbaja arrive by Monday the peace conferenc is expected to open on that day.
 Laredo. April 29.-Todays dispatc from Chihuahua chronicling the move ment of 1000 Mexican federal troop toward Juarez bears the date of Apri 25. and was delayed four days In trans mission.
 Owing to the inadequate means O transactiny news in Mexico, due to dis arranged telegraphic service. inter rupted train schedules and other me dlums. reliable news of the armistic probably did not reach Chihuahua un til a later date than today's dispatc bears.
 It is not improba ble, therefore, that forward movement or federal troops, made. as indicated by today's Chihua hua advices, has been countermandet
 In event of the main body of troop having started for Juarez, 1t is unlike ly that they would be heard from fo many days, as the march would talk them through a trackless desert fo many miles. It Is estimated the marc from Chihuahua to Juarez would re quire at least nine days.