Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-25
HUERTA SCORED
BY EDUARDO
HAY
THE REPRESENTATIVE or SONORA
REBELS GOES TO WASHINGTON.
AMBASSADOR WILSON ARRIVES
IN WASHINGTON. VILLA GETS
REINfORCEMENTS.
LECTURER BRYAN
CALLS ON PRESIDENT

El Paso, Texas, July "a. when
Huerta is finally captured and execut.
ed, his body will not be permitted to
lie buried in Mexican SOIL but will be
thrown into the sea, as the only fit
treatment for traitor declared Ed
uardo Hay this morning, while here
en- route to Washington to present to
President Wilson a plea from the
Mexican rebels in Sonora for recog-
pition.
I'VE have the fullest confidence in
President Wilson and his fairness.
declared Hay. The Japanese scare
is only a bluff being thrown by Huerta
II provoke bad feeling against Ameri-
cans by Mexicans. am going to urgs
President Wilson to let both sides in
Mexico have all the ammunition they
can take into Mexico and let it be a
fair fight Then the world will see
tnat the people can rule"
Hay was one Of Madero's staff of
aovisers during his revolt against Diaz
and lost an eye in the battle of Casas
arandes, where Madero received his
2hly wound. After Madero came into
power, Hay was police inspector Of
Mexico City, then inspector Of Mex.
Ian consulates in Europe and later
u esident of the Mexican chamber of
deputies.
Washington, D. G., July 25.-Later,
ltter his second and longer confer.
nee with President Wilson, Secretary
3ryan announced that he hoped to
;onfer with Ambassador Wilson to-
borrow morning Just prior to another
conference with the senate foreign re-
ations committee. Mr. Bryan said it
ad not been determined whether the
PRESIDENT would confer with the am.
'assador tomorrow or Monday.
Send Help to Villa.
Hermosilo. Mexico, July 24--vfa.
Iogales, Ariz., July 25-Three hun
red soldiers were sent north today to
ounced, to aid the rebels operating
1 that state under Pancho villa.
even hundred more are promised the
hihuahua rebel leader. Rebel state
fflcials announced today that Didier
Iasson, the French aviator, and Bar
he Alcalde, Mexican, made flight
yer Guaymas harbor today and sue,
eeded in dropping four bombs near
le gunboats in the harbor They feel
onfident that they can damage or
estroy the war vessels in their next
light.
Washington, d. c., July 25.-secre.
Try Bryan, on his return today fro.n
is lecture tour was silent on Mexican
fairs. but observed that the Iowa
'ops were fine. He went almost im.
ediately to the white house.
Secretary Bryan conferred briefly
ith the president and made an ap
ointment FOR a longer conference
ter in the day
Although a regular cabinet meeting
as scheduled for today, none was
ED because most of the cabinet mem
ars are out of the city. Those who
,mained called on the president in
Administration officials were not In
ined to view the Mexican situation
day as requiring urgent attention
I'd it appeared that the conference
etween the president and Ambas-
ldor Wilson might not be held until
onday.
In the meantime, Secretary Bryan
i'll familiarize himself with the sit.
ltion. He was in conference today
it'll the president and expected 10
udy the situation further tomorrow.
American is Prisoner.
El Paso, Texas, July 25.--Informa-
on reached here today that Charles
iefel, manager of the Mines Com
my of America, is held prisoner by
e federals at Chihuahua. He was
rested by Orozco at Santa Rosalia.
e is New York man and the home
lices of his company are in New
ork Tomas Urbina, Mexican rebel
ader. telegraphed his wife in El Paso
day that the rebels have taken Tor
on.
Refugees Arrive.
Galveston, Texas. July 25.-One
lndred and eighty-ive American ref
,ees arrived here last night on board
e steamship Texas from Vera Cruz
Id Tampico.
The passengers will be held in
larantine until July 90.