The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

happen 10 require his presence In
Washington before Tuesday, he
planned TO return at a moments no.
tice.
Ell PASO. Texas. Aug 2s-Seventy-
i've American men. women and chill
dren from Madera and other Chihua-
hua towns arrived here today on a
special refuge Mexican Northwestern
train. The exodus was caused by the
killing of Edmund Hayes at MADEIRA a
, few days ago. the elimination Of bit
ter feeling against Americans. Thirty
nine Chinese were also brought TO the
border The American refugees with
out funds will be cared for by United
States Consul Thomas Edwards OF
Juarez. Arrangements TO care for the
Chinese at the United States immigra-
ton station I'm FL PHse are being made.
Mexico Floats Loan
J MEXICO CITY. Aug gs-The failur,
OF John Lind. Personal representative OF
President Wilson. 80 return to the cart
tal from NerR t'rux - taken here to in
agreed on one thing at least namely
that there Il no good to be accomplish
/ ed ny the trip. Mr.. Lind Is still In Vera
Cruz awaiting Instructions I'ba Met
can government has made no further
proposal or concession 10 the Tinted
states. IL Il considered here that the
NEXT move must be made by Washington
''tlcihis here To-day LEVIED the situa-
uon more brightly because of the fiots-
d uon OF i2.aae,hea pesos loan which
Was taken by three local hanks the M
ti"nal, the Bank ~ London sal Ms,tca
tria
The exodus Of Americans from the
capita ON account ef President Wilson a
warning TO them to leave the country
was greater to-day than ON Thure,is 4
but not 50 sreat as Ind been nnticl,
pated since many Americans took The
attitude that there war no reaaon 10,
thsin 10 get ont uniese Intervention wa
certainty Many persons appeared in
HInSd 80 doubt the Judgment Of the
b Washington administration In its Stat
I nent that the fighting weuli heraue
.ls,l rs. result OF cutting Off the
tHpphsr OF ammunition. These per-ons
seemed 10 believe that the inetsase,l liz
ilsultr ct both sides IA obtaining amman,
nitlon, would result ia ls-- artivs opern-
uoh- ana therefore reduce the taaser 10
Americans, W
After SPECIFIC Information.
MANY Anci leans today sent private
tefGrame Go friends ia Washtusto, ~,
la,, " r,'ror .H get more sPs.ifc informant
lne 4 large number Of large porpar.
au'|na cmPieyinF Americans Ia various
pieNed az To what instructions the '
shall deliver to their men, since the
rNlng out of Precedent Wilson's In
81 uctions would mean vomplsts pss-
rau or their 0psrattons
tpnrul General Shanhlin'r Office aHain
today was bssieEsd Ly anxious Atnart,
can. the majority Of whom sought In.
Tor mati"n regarding the PRECEDENT
wsrninE.
a lafEs number OF them however
aNaitei themselves Of the opportuult,
to secure from the consul uenrrsl trans.
portation Ca the United states
Rrvau outsa,,.@4n
PHI. AbNLPHiA. ia, AuE IL
am cad 60 say that tho Mexican matter
looks very encouraging at the present
time and believe 10 - going to EroS.
brighter every day" declared Secrrtnry
of state VIM. !. bryan today At Dow, :.
town. ~herr he delivered a ChautRuuua
lecture. 4 anticipate no troublc L.
lieV'nE that good sense and judgment on
TIE Part VI Mexico Will eventually pre-
vail
when asked ~ 20 was true that Prss,.
cent HueTta had requested John Lind.
PIehieHt Wilson's personal Representa-
tive. 10 return To Mexico city for the
purpose o. Arranging q compromise ON
tue proposals OF the United Htates Mr.
Efyan said Mr.. Lind 10 still az Vera
CFuz How long he will remain thee
and whether Or not be will go 70 Mexico
CITY for further NEGOTIATIONS. ! ain not
prepared to say. That Is something that
has not been decided
MT Bryan spoke In Keanett Square
tonight