Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
Generals Obregon And Scott Ready To Participate In Talk Fest" At Some Point On International Border EXACT DATE IS NOT
 KNOWN AT PRESENT Scott May Inform Mexican Minister That Troops Will Not Be Withdrawn Until de facto Government Is Ready
(5y Review Leased Wire.)

WASHINGTON, April 25.--General Alvaro Obregon. minister of war of the Mexican de facto government. is expected to arrive at the border for his conference with Major General Hugh L. Scott. chief of stan of the American army. by Thursday night at the latest. No definite word as to when he would reach Juarez was re- ceived today, however, either at the State Department or the Mexican err bassy. Embassy officials thought it possible he might reach the border tonight. Advices from General Car TanZa indicated that Obregon started north last Sunday evening A dis patch to the State Department. how ever. indicated that it was early Mon day morning before his train pulled out. On this statement it was estimat- ed that the general might arrive in JuaTez tonight. but probably not un- til Thursday. General Scott will be attended at the conference by Major General Funston. lt is understood General ObregOn will bring with him several Mexieans personally familiar Ns .h t,l- .>it sation il AcIthern MsN.. , and with steps that EaSo been taken by their forces 10 capture villa.
 There were no developments here today either in the military or dip lomatic aspects Of the Mexican situa- ton. Adviccs to both the State and War Departments were meagre Gen eral Funston forwarded delayed mes sages telling of the killing of a troop CT of the Tenth Cavalry by a sniper nearly two weeks ago. but giving no details. He also sent routine messas- es as to supplies. buJ no new report on the re-dispOsition of his forces in Mexico. now well in progress
 The State Department had reports of continued quiet in various parts of Mexico and also messages indicating that the presence Of the American troops beyond the border might be influencing tie price O Garrarza eur rency adv ersely. It Was thought this one of the reasons that impeiled Carrsnza to urge the withdrawal of the American force. IL was pointed our that while the soldiers remained in Mexico il was improbable that any loan could be negotiated by the de facto government and that their presence also cast enough doubt on the immediate future there to depress exchange rates. Last quotations fixed the price of CarranZa money at one half cent on the dollar. u was an- nounced officially today that the forces in Mexico and on the border now were amply provisioned with stock on hand large enough tn carry them up to May r. at least. In addi- tion the lines of supplie trains to the big market centers from the border are so well established that every emergency can be met promptly by the qusrtermaster's department. It is understood that arrangements have been completed to supply the cavalry commands beyond the border with additional mounts during the period re-dispositiou. Officers here said the cavalry mounts undoubtedly were badly worn by the long chase south ward
 There will be no further develop ment in the situation until after the between Generals Scott and Obregon unless the troops are forced to take some action because Of attack upon them. The whole mat ter of the pursuit of Villa or with drawal of the American troops is at a complete standstill temporarily
 There is much speculation as 10 just what will he discussed at the Mexican embassy offi cials here profess to believe that it is details of the withdrawal which will he considered. That is not the view expressed in other quarters. however lt is generally regarded as more likely that General Scott will urge increased cooperation by Carran- "a troops in the stamping out Of brigsndase along the border. or at least increased activity by the de facto government to accomplish the same object.
 Il is believed here that General Obrecon will be given the impression that the American troops arc prepared to make a long stay. on their new lines as an outpost guard for the
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