Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-10-16
THE SITUATION
IN MEXICO is
DELICATE
NO ANSWER LOOKED FOR 70 Will.
SONS NOTE. PROTEST AGAINST
MAS IN U. S.==HUERTA MAKES
LOAN IN FRANCE. ENGLAND IS
WATCHING SITUATION.
PROMINENT, MEXICANS
FL,E FROM REPUBLIC

Washington, d. C., Oct 16.-The
ed today and administration officials
agreed generally in the view that the
Huerta government would make no
answer to President Wilson's latest
note News of late constitutionalist
victories were received without com.
ment. The delicacy of the situation,
however, was unaltered and the atti-
tude of the Washington government,
was still waiting one, with the Unit
ed States in the attitude of close
observer.
Senator Sheppard of Texas, today
filed formal protests with the state de-
partment against the federal general
Macs, journeying across Texas from
one point in Mexico TO anothed. He
charged that similar privileges were
recently denied generals of the con
stitutionalists. A reply was prom
ised by the department by tomorrow
Huerta Gets Loan.
Paris, Oct. 16.--Provisional Presi-
dent Huerta of Mexico, has obtained a
loan of S2,600,O00 in Paris, chiefly. ac-
cording to unconfrmed reports by the
chiefs of the Catholic party
The most Rev. Jose Mora. arch
bishop of the state of Mexico, il is
came to Europe recently
partly on this account. The loan was
on short term bills to be
repaid out of the proceeds of the I'M
issued portion of the loan arranged
last spring.
Just Waiting.
London. Oct. 16.--The British gov
has adopted a waiting atti
-ude in regard to the Mexican situa
Lion. It considers the matter thus
'ar as an entirely internal affair of
Mexico, and does not contemplate any
,ction. although watching events close
y.
The British foreign office has receiv-l !
ID no information from the legation
n Mexico City in respect to the re-
he diplomatic corps, and the fact that |
iermany is reported to have sent a ]
var ship to Il Mexican port has NOT ,
Influenced British policy. /
May Send Warship.
Paris, Oct 1G.--The foreign office ,
lere today received telegram from
he French legation at Mexico City
that a warship be sent to
Teyico.
~he government officials are consid /
ring the matter and following the ,
sual practice of sending a Warship
,hen French colony requests one. ii
5 probable that one of the French
essels already in American waters,
iill be detailed to Mexico.
The French foreign ojce has not
cen advised whether the diplomatic
orps at Mexico City counselled the
lexican government to use caution in
eplying to the representations of the
american government.
FIees From Mexico.
Vera Cruz, Oct 16.-Manuel Bonilla,
Tho was minister of communications
\ the late President Madero's cab
ct, sailed from here today on board
he Hamburg American liner, Kron
Cecelie, in disguise.
Fearing arrest, he has fed from
Iexico. He arrived here this morn
lg and went on board the liner, which
as due to sail at O'Clock for Cuba,
pain, England and Germany.
Arrangements were made today for
No refugees from Torreon to be taken
I board the Texas at Tampico. The
merican consul, William w. Canada,
I'd Rear Admiral F. Fletcher super
sed the arrangement The Texas
ity left here today.
Have Not Entered Guaymas.
Nogales. Ariz, Oct. 16.-Reports
,sterday that the constituencies be-
egers had entered Guaymas after {
70 days battle, were erroneous. ac- l
riding TO advices today from Hermo-
llo, capital of the consttntionalst 4
'vernment. |
The same kilograms announced that A
e rebels hourly expected Mazatlan, t
e Sinaloa seaport, to fall into the ,
nds of the rebel forces L
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