The chronicle=news., 1913-10-23

Ing q; the attitude Of Great Britain
or any other phase OF che Mexican
situation.
The presidents departure from his
custom Of speaking frankly on inter-
national affairs was regarded ~
deeply significant regarding the sit-
urtion caused by the actiOns Of Sir
Lionel Garden. British minister to
Mexico. and Great Hritnin's attitude
toward .,hc Mexican situation Kencr-
ally.
Vera Cruz. Oci. :3-Gcncrnl Felix
Dirx remained here today surrounded
by u handful oi followers. lie admit
ted no definite time hnd been fixed
for hiY return to the federal capital
and he will not Io there tonight at
Though mort Of his pariisans inciud-
ine Jose Luis ReIucna who II run
ming for the vie" presidency on the
same ticket, have loft for Mexico
City.
received no orders To leave Mexico.
The list oi those nrrctss.d un ronn.c.
ton with his return to Mexico wa.
Increased during last night 10 seven
London. Oct 30. Not n word har
been heard here officially In regard
10 the alleged interview given hy 81,
Lionel Garden. til. British minister
to Mexico. to which dcsuai-hcs from
Wasliinston ray the tniicd states
takes exception No action VIII h.
taken In this direction unirss thu
British governments attention ~
drawn 10 the matter oiIiciuli, .,. L.
Diplomatic circlcs here cannot he
iicv" that u man Of IA. cxr.ri.nc. q!
sir Lionel Garden would publicly
eri''ris" the policy u another go.-
cinui-nt. NJ
The greatest conridcat.f I. tn
posed In the miuiSier 1y the govern
mCnt here. In fact he VISA sent Il.
.i's'co b"cIisc OF HI. LONG clpo;l.n..
there aS consul ani b.rai,s.. Of th.
success II" a' hi.Ncd rs British minis
ter io Gua..maia. should the Tint.
ed state object 10 what IL. Il. credit
Cd with -ayin.. the usual sours.
would he for Washington to muir.
from til. American representative In
MeNtc" "a To the accuracy Of the rc-
port before making representations
10 this country.
Sir Edward Grey. III. British for
c'en secretary. has gone to tho oomn-
Try for u brief vacation and this H.
taken as IN Indication that he dee.
not consider the situation serious.
Washington. Oct. Develop
mon,s attending General Felix Diaz'
attempts TO campaign for the McNi-
can presidency and the latest turn
in the situation between the United
';a,cs and Great Britain over III"
,attor's attitude toward Mexico. cat
GaIcd tho attention Of President
Wilson aud Secretary Bryan III con
ference during the day. The dispo-
sition OF all official. mere To main
tain absolute silence with regard to
the Inquiries by Ambnssa ior Page Al
London indicated that the whole al-
fair will bc handled IN t.. Gui-,
realm OF diplomacy md II, %prcf
siors OF no.; wnt.. ..c,,i 10 on IT,"
subject. cif'iri "a j don or Wash
ihSicn % i.ol lol. III IL was Confi
d.ncc that .urtI.r d,l more intini-
ate discussi ~ nr iu''' = woniG r.
-rl' n u Fri %, ~ -. standing. bu,
in the mcaii n,c .rv y.fOrt II U"in.
n aic 10 en-. -" t.c iuuidcn' n Nc
cree.
As the ci .c,.rus y; October =. ap.
proach the sirit u-ii,tion here H. sr
n waiting md :. .ta's -t;tud,
leads TO .np bcliur that ano;:" an
crnmcnt 30 : ting TO ;ne inab' uy o.
his government 10 conduit u ar an
Tr.c election W., j." i.t.e.
M,lnwh:tt n.ti'f'', ais, a.
reported - IT,. maxim; Z .ry cf:ort to
establish a ,,,il .:nvPr,lni.n mt SO As to
strengthen tlcir 'iiimS :or r'togn.
t!on or a; i"ts. - 40. - supnrit for
their rau>a
Upon adv 'cn' irp'a Tie embassy At
Mexico civ "r tn" a'" Al of Dlni"
and EyariI,r Mi'i,rp. ,iothcrs OF ti.GI
late PresId.nE. sctl.Giy Bryan to
day directed "n'r 'shaushncssy
10 use hi. good ,iri".s with tn" iIu"F-
Ia goycrnmer, tt rh.H.l u !air tiit.
for the two ac"',S 'i.
rnrr oWrN1 EnISON