The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-22

EMADERO : CAMP, near FL Paso,
kpril l,-Simutanco">ly with the ar
wal in camp tonight cf Francisco Ma
Zero, ST. and his peace missionaries,
GENERAL Madero stated that he would
pakc no attack on Juarez for another
Benty.four hours
fhis decision was due partly TO the
frIval of his father, as advance agent
the dove of peace. but principally
p code telegram from DR.. Yasquez
fomez at Washington insisting that an
TACK on the cl5y across the river from
y Paso at this time would he unwise,
nd probab bly, would be the signal for
tBerIcan intervention. DR. Gomez in
tsted that public sentiment at this time
In favor OF ending the strife and the
frfaln heavy loss of life in an attack
n Juarez would turn the tide of moral
rpport away from the rebellion.
Tho leader Of the revolt was plainly
Frplexed AT the situation in which he
pnnd himself Not to attack would,
e Knows, make him a greater laughing
tock than was Orozco, who came TO the
rty gates TWO months ago. only to re-
Feat without firing an offensive shot.
Incidentally one of the principal lead
r. has told him that if the present
Rmpaign ends in a fiasco he will leave
ne general forces and operate indie
endcntly.
II Pressure Is Very Great,
On the other side is the fact that
liaz has made great concession in
hanging his cabinet ministers, the
Fessure from Washington and from
nembers of his own family,
.ihe peace missionaries arrived at 9
clock tonight. the party consisting
Francisco Madero, ST., his brother,
Fnesto; his son, Alfonso; Rafael l..
fernandez and FREDERICK Move, mer.
nant OF Chihuahua, wh&. joined the
plssion at that city
Fhese men, thinking TO meet the
bel chieftaln west of Chihuahua, trav.
ned 1000 Mexican miles to catch up
18th hIm. By reason Of disrupted rail
pads, burned bridges. derailments and
fher vicissitndes, what should have
zen mere Jump across the Rio
Fande river occupied several days, ten
Panges of cars, four relays of horses
nd the clrcumscribing of the state.
The Inst stage of the journey was by
DISC from Baucbe. thirty kilometers
ought last Saturday.
II Towel Serves as Flag
'Senor Moye rode at the head of the
{eary eavalcade with flag of truce,
ne emblem ordinarily is towel and
Frved faithfully for the party during
me rougher parts of the trip in that
capacity, IT did not live up 10 its new
,'s2gnity, for occasionally Moye's arm
's{onld tire and the ''lag' would get
,sp tangled IN the cactus that the scrv.
s,fes oil half the party were required TO
sflease il.
y Inc weary animals at last plunged
m what seemed to be bottomlcss
: fnyon when nearing the smelter. For
~ mile or more the trail wound in a
9 teP arroyo and then suddenly burst on
4 spe camp. Everywhere groups of men
4 nudled over small brushwood fires
lars lighted the chasm, and to the
lk3orfh the belching flames OF the El
= aso smeltcr lent a glow to the sky
INC Of the mountains.
~ ramily matters came TO the fore i'm
III atealately after the usual cxtravagant
greetings were over. Sonora
wife of the general, was max
VIZ visit to her husband. seated on "a
tiit against rocky ledge A candle
.<.... p'oe 70 HeIp out lne stars. Nc
lore romantic setting for war pic
k''fe could be imagined.
"a Conference Arranged.
,T.t was some time before Don Fran
rrlsso The elder could broach the sub
p ~ uppermost in his mind. Then The
y 2ases dropped, The general. of course
9 . FAMILIAR with the subject at hand
~ Continued On Pare Two