Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1913-08-15
ENVOY ARRIVES
IN MEXICO CITY
No Anti-American Features Dur
ing Huerta Demonstration.
REFUGEES ON u. S. WARSHIP
Gambea VIII Succeed Aidape in Cabi.
net-Seeresary Daniels Orders
Cruiser Tacoma to the East
Coast of Mexico.

Mexico City, Aug. 12.-John Lind,
personal representative of President
Wilson to investigate the Mexican sit
| uation, arrived safely in Mexico City
Sunday night accompanied by his wife
and DR.. William Bayard Hale. He left
Vera Cruz at six o'clock in the morn
ing. Mr.. Lind was greeted by Mr.
'Shaungnessy. There were no dem
onstrations.
There Is absolutely nothing l can
say as to my actions and plans" he
stated TO a correspondent L shall be
guided by circumstances cannot tell
how long l shall stay"
President Huerta reviewed parade
of 1900 persons from the balcony Of
the national palace as the manifesto
ton was in support CT the govern
ment's attitude in the Lind incident.
Sundays demonstration was orderly.
There were no speeches or anti-Ameri
can features. 1t was not as large as
had been expected, and few Of the
professional element participated.
Later Huerta held conference with
Cabinet Minister Gambea and Deputy
Jose Hira LoZano.
Mr. Gambea said that. Mr.. Loscano
hac been named minister of public in
struction, Manuel Cara Aldope being
moved to Formento and relinquishing
temporary charge Of the foreign office.
Washington, Aug. 12.-Secretary
Daniels announced on Sunday that the
cruiser Tacoma had been ordered
from Newport, r. l.. to the east coast
of Mexico to take aboard American
citizens desiring to leave.
|. Many Americans have found refuge
on board the battleships Of Rear Ad-
miral Fletcher's squadron, but, as the
battleships can go into only few OF
the larger harbors, 1t was decided to
dispatch a vessel of light draft to drop
into shallow harbors along the coast.
The Tacoma will proceed at once
to Norfolk for coal and then steam
southwark, probably to join the bat
tleships off Vera Cruz.
Safe removal of American citizens
desiring to leave the danger zone in
the vicinity Of Empalme was reported
to the navy department.
Following the arrival in Mexico, City
of John Lind, personal representative
of President Wilson, administration Of
ficials declared that no further steps
would be taken In carrying out the
policy of the United States until Mr..
Lind had made a careful study OF the
situation in Mexico.
News Of the safe arrival of Mr.. Lind
in the Mexican capital followed sew
eral hours of suspense. The complete
absence of any information OF the
progress Of the party from the time it.
left Vera Cruz added to the uneasl-
ness, which was heightened by vague
rumors of attacks on Mr.. Lind and MS
family and associates.
Secretary Bryan remained at his
desk until midnight anxious1y awaiting
some report from the embassy at Mex
leo City. When it finally came it
proved to merely terse announce
ment Of the arrival of the spec1af en-
voy, coupled with the announcements
that he and his party were safely quar-
tered at the Hotel Lascurain.
While the president has mapped out
a distinct course of action about which
strict secrecy is being maintained, 1t
is known that the instructions to be
sent Mr.. Lind from time to time Will
depend largely on developments in the
Mexican capital in the next few weeks.
Mr.. Lind will make all his recon-
mendations to Charge O'Shaughnessy,
SO that whatever presentations are
transmitted by the latter to the Huer-
Ia government will differ in no way
from the notes the American govern
ment has hitherto addressed to the
de facto authorities in the Mexican
capital.