The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-25
MaderO'S Men Anxious to Re
turn TO Their Homes and
Resume Av0catiOns.
NEGOTIATIONS BY WIRE
PROVES CUMBERSOME
Envoys to Be Appointed and Ell
PasO Likely to Be Chosen
as Meeting Place.

Ell PASO. Tex. April 2d.-General
Francisco Madero. desiring that The tran
nuillity which seems about TO be restored
In the district between Chihuahua and
Juarez shall extend over the entire coun-
try where there have been outbreaks. has
invited the independent leaders to hasten
to FL Paso TO participate In the impend-
Ing discussion of peace terms.
The telegraph, the mall, and in some
Instances couricrS were used bH tile IN
surrecto general to send the call Among
those to whom he has sent word are Jose
appointed provisional governor OF 4uca-
tan by the rebels. and who Is now at
New Orleans; Guadalupe Gonzales, pro.
vlslonal governor OF ZacateCas. no" at
Ojlnaga: Abram Gonzales. provisional
governor of chihuahua. with headquar-
ters at Guerrero. These officials are IN
military as well as civil command OF rebel
activities In their states. Dr. NasqueZ
Gomez. The diplomatic agent OF the in
surrectos at Washington, Will also come.
Will Accept No Appointment.
Madero set at rest reports that he
would succeed Corral as vice president
II will accept no Office not given me by
the people at an honest election. ne de :
clared.
The speaker was luXuriating, as he
talked in his new adobe home. Sonora
MaderG was superinteDdlng the setting OF
table on which there was real linen:
while odors from the kitchen hinted that
the general was already taking advan-
tage OF the provision in the aImlstlce
signed yesterday which permits the
bringing In OF food from the American
side free OF duty, On the wall hung two
biblical pictures and the cross. whlch III :
yariably can be found IN Mexican homes.
even To the hut OF the humbles, peon
after two months in the field in snow
and rain and the parchlng heat with the
ground for bed. the sky Tor cover. ana
for food a piece Of jerked beef or TOR
tllia. this seems palatial. he observed.
smiling i'm the direction OF his WIG. lie
was slowly folding a silk nag lust re
Zionist society OF Chihuahua. II bore the
inscription, Liberty, Law and Justice
Peace terms, | am absolutely con
vinced will be agreed upon TO the salts
faction OF all members of the revolution
throughout Mexico. hope 10 nave all
sections represented at the conference
and | believe that the representatives
viii be present"
Meeting Place for Envoys.
An authoritative admission was OBJ
tanned that the negotiations today were
concerned with the place at which the
meeting of official peace ENJOYS shall be
held. While the admission was not
made that the envoys have been APP
pointed. the reference was plain thai
they have been decided upon by both
sides, even though the actual appoint
ments have. perhaps. not been made.
II is said that the appointment Of en-
voys was not contemplated al first. bu'
the first exchanges in code by telegraph
over the uncertain Mexican wires proved
! so cumbersome and slow that the ne
cessity for "A personal conference speedily
| became apparent. II required clever
hours last night to decipher one Ions
| code message.
There is no doubt that the armistice
which expires next Friday. VIII be extend
| ed as necessary TO allow for the arrlva
| at the selected meeting place, probably
| lcl Paso. Of the special peace commits
/ 81 4Y nj for lNsn Ip,,t
rebel leaders. to whom General Nader,
| has sent invitations TO visit him.
| Considerable rain fell In camp this aft
| ernoon but the valfran plainsmen ant
| mountaineers. hardened even beyonc
| their ordinary hardihood by the fiv,
months campaign, threw their blanket:
| around their shoulders and In sheltered
hooks under the overhanging cliffs ig
nored il. Now that peace is in sight
| they are anxious TO have the war ended
| and return TO their homes.