The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-02
MEXICAN PEACE WILL BE RESTORED
 SOON IS BELIEF
Wilson and Bryan Say Out look for Settlement of Differences In Mexico
 Are Hopeful

Washin gton. October 1-Jnoffieia' reports reaching the administration to. night from constitutionalist source: here conveyed further assurances tha, permanent peace soon would be re. stored in Mexico through the designa- tion of Fernando Iglesias CaIderon as provisional President, pending an cleo. tion.
 No official word from Mexico City concerning the convention, called tc meet today to promulgate plans for a general election, or from the peace con ference between Carranza and Villa representative was received by the state department today.
 Both President Wilson and Secretary Bryan said, however, the outlook for a peaceful settlement of differences be- tween the factions in Mexico was ''very hopeful"
 Reports that troop movements had been discontinued by agreement of the peace commi ssioners and that prepara- tions for a general convention of con- stftutionalist chiefs October 10 has been approved by the Carranza and Villa representatives were accepted by off cials here as an important step in the interests of peace.
 Denies capture Of Saltlll0
 Rafael Zabaran. head of the consti- tutionalist agency here, issued a state ment here tonight in which he denied the capture of saltino by Villa forces Further information received by the agency confirmed reports that Gener- als Monclovio and Luis Herrera had revo1ted against Villa. The statement follows:
 1nformation received is to the ef- maf hot .l .-a- tloned near Pardon, and Generals Mon clovio and Luis Herrera at Parrall re- main loyal to the central government and have withdrawn their forces from the division of the north General Her rera's command will number more than $500 men and General Hernandez has close to 5000 men under him."
 Strong representations have been sent to both .Carranza and Villa against injuring foreign priests and nuns, and officials today said that both leaders had assured the administration that foreigners will be protected. The con stitutionalists have made 1t plain, how ever, that in cases where theS clergy have aided the Huerta regime they will De compelled to leave the country.
 Attend Conference
 Mexico City, October Twenty six generals and "A state governors at tended the conference today called by the plan of Guadalupe. Gen. Venustiano Carranza presided. and read a message reviewing his acts since he assumed power supreme chief of the consti- tutionalists and reiterating his willing ness to abide by the decision of the conference regarding the provisional presidency, the calling of elections and the scope of reform laws.
 discussion ensued regarding the advisability of adjourning the present convention and meeting again at Aguas Calientes october :. when all factions. including Gen Emeliano Zapata, would be represented No decision had been reached at the time of the filing of this dispatch, but sentiment among the delegates seemed to favor adjournment until sometime between october and 10. when the present body would meet with the northern generals at Aguas Calientes. 1t was proposed that Za- pata be present at this convention as a spectator only. without the right of voice or vote. Zapata delegates, how ever. would be on the floor
 Freight traffic between the capital and Vera Cruz has been suspended for the past two days by the movement of troops toward this city These soldiers belong to the division under Gen Jesus Carranza and many are being sent to the surrounding suburban towns to strengthen the lines.
 The nine-hour labor law applying to all employees in the federal district is causing much confusion in commercial circles. where habits of generations are being upset.