The Sentinel=record., 1912-03-03

 THEN MEXICO
REBELS SAY MADERo WILL BE IN SAME POSITION AS DlAz
 WITH FALL OF CITY.
Holding Chihuahua and Zapata's Ac- tivity Expected to End Revolu- tion-Taft's Procisma-
 ton in Mexico.

Fl Paso. Texas. ,March 2-Todays developments has convinced Mexican and American refugees here that Pres ident Madero of Mexico is facing constantly expanding menace in the form of the revolution in the north ern states, sis wei as that iiiItiei Ia- pata in the south.
 None save Maderista agents expect that the federal troops win make more than show of resistance to General Salazar's advance upon Chi- huahua. Today. according to a tele- gram of semi-official nature, Col cael Panche Villa suddenly entrained his command of federal soldiers which had been quartered on ranch 70 miles west of Chihuahua and brought them into the latter city.
 Villa was an outlaw who gaaed a reputation as one Of the Ma6ero rev olution commanders He has TOO men and the Juarez detachment under General Salazar expect to find in them comrades rather than enemies. Americans from Chihuahua unhesitat- ingly say that Villa is preparing to make show of resistance aud then to surrender to larger numbers and join the movement against the natlcn- al capital.
 It is admitted that Madero now has his hands full with Zapata in the south and that should the advance from the north materialize. as now seems certain, he will find himself lin a positions fnlly as critical as that which forced President Diaz to flee in the night from his palace to Vera Cruz
 The impression that General Sala- gar and Colonel Villa are not thirst ing for each others blood was height ened tonight by the arrival of Major Augustin Moreno. who will represent l Villa in a conference with Salazar,. This interview, 1t is said. will take place in Juarez tomorrow The de- lay in the departure of Salazar's troops from Juarez is ascribed to the rebel generals desire 1o confer with Villa or his respective before begin ming the campaign
 The successor of Pascual Orozco IS chief of the rurales of Chihuahua is Marcelo Caraverra He was a Mo derista officer and came to Juarez after the mutinous garrison had been placated He was ordered rom Mex ico City to oppose the advance of Sai- axar on Juarez, but obeying orders from orosco recently returned to Chihuahus. leaving Juarez undefend- ed
 Taft's proclamatlon in Mexico.
 Mexico City. March 2-The authori zation recommended to President Taft by his cabinet today that Americans be advised to leave the country if conditions grow any worse created deeper concern among Americans and foreigners generally than any devei- opment hitherto n the present re- bellion or in the preyIoAs revolution. An Associated Press dispatch in an afternoon paper was followed tonight 1 by version of the proposed procla- nation teIegraphed to a Mexican morning daily and circulated about the city Ln the form Of dodger and printed in red ink. In this it was made to appear that President Taft was about to recommend to all Amer jeans to leave at once.
 The news spread quickly through out the American colony and caused excitement boroering on consterna- ton Unquestionably the hint con tained in the news will be needed by all Americans who can convent entity leave. without awaiting a more serious state of affairs Already the | exodus is we'll under way Railroad trains during the last few days have been carrying extra coaches to ac- comodate the travel and steamer ac- commentators are well booked up for two weeks in advance. Jose Bonales Sandoval. an attorney of the capi- tai and prominant figure in the recent Reyes fiasco. was arrested to- day on warrant eharginb him with rahallion Ronalas 1anaoval eame fo