New-York tribune., 1914-10-01
MADERO FAMILY
VILLAS ALLIES
Do Not Believe Peace
Conference Will Cause
End of HOStiIitieS.
10y TcIegraph 10 The Tribune. J

Washington, Sept. 30 Dispatches
reaching the ConstitutiOnalist agency
here from Mexico City tonight indi-
Gated that General Carransa would
tender his resignation AS First Chief
of fhe Constitutionslists to the con-
vention Of leaders in Mexico City to-
morrow, without awaiting the outcome
of the peace conference about to begin
at Zacatecas.
In official and diplomatic circles it is
believed that the Zacatecas conference
will end the revolt of General Villa
by approving the choice of Fernando
Iglesias Calderon as provisional Presl-
dent, and that this action will be fol-
lowed by his election by the Mexico
City convention.
Ell Paso. Tex. Sept. 3O.-Regarding a
peaceful settlement Of Villas quarrel
with Carranza as extremely improbable,
the four leading members Of the Mad
erO family, brothers and uncles or ihe
slain President Francisco |, Madero,
met here in conference to-day and de-
cIared allegiance 10 General villa.
Alllb kIoODo navy akNaNhNN NeANAA'N
I'm spite of the arrangements for a
peace conference with representatives
of General Carranza, according to an
announcement made to-day by villa
agents here.
A strong force of Villas troops lett
chihuahua several days ago for Sal
tillo. caDital Of Coahuila, CGrranZas 8
home state, OF which nc was Governor
AZ the time Of Madero's death. II was
announced that they had taken Pare
don. TIN junction point on the rail-
road between TOrreon and Monterey,
from which Saitillo is reached. Car
ranZa's soldiers made no resistance AZ
that point, it was said, and the villa
advance on Saltillo also was unop,
posed. The result Of the fighting AZ
Saltillo was not made known mere.
Reliable information from other
sources received here seemed to show
ON the other hand, that Villa was hav-
ing trouble i'm his own ranks. II was
eaid General Maolovio Herrera, com
mander o. one Of Villas strongest
brigades, had refused 10 participate IN
the revolt against the CaIrauza gov
eTumcnt.
II IS regarded as significant that,
following the conference, three mem
bcrs OF the family arranged TO. a spe-
cial train to take them South. Alberto,
Julio and Emilio Madero all Will go 20
Torreon. where they will take another
train for Aguas Calientes, to confer
with General Villa, who to-day. was re-
ported to have reached that city from
( Torreon.
While Villa personally is attending
the Aguas Calientes conference, ms
presence is not looked upon by his
/ friends here as indicating that he VIII
make any concessions to Carranza.
/ Zacatecas, Mexico, Sept. $@-Gen-
eral Villa and his staff and the peace
/ committee appointed in Mexico. CITY
/ reached Zacatecas late to-day and COM
pleted arrangements for the confer
/ euce 10 be held here TO compose the
differences between Villa and Carran-
/ "a. Representatives Cf the two iac-
tions met informally to-day and ,ap-
narently the best of feeling prevailed.
/ IL is planned to hold the first session
of the conference. tomorrow.
Washington, Sept. 8O.-Ofacial ad-
vices from Mexico City to the State
Department to-day announced the is
guance of decree annulling all mine
titles granted during the Huerta ad-
ministration.
Douglas, Ariz., Sept. 3O.-General
/ Villas threatened d invasion Of Sonora
/ is reported to have begun. Two bodies
Of cavalry, estimated at 500 men, pre-.
sumably the advance guard, were sad
today 10 have passed San Luis Pass
en- their way toward AgLa Prleta.