The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-17
MINISTER
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tSOLtinued from ftIt PaEe.l
any announcements" said Mr.. Bry-
an after~ard.
The official messages confirmed
press reports Of the forced resiq-
nation Of Minister Manuel Cara
Sloape. who was endeaNoring 20
persuade General Huerta 20 re-
sign. To official Washington this
emphasized the difficulty OF those
VINO were seeking 10 counsel Hu-
erta TO avert complications with
the United States. However. the
confidence that Huerta will have
to yield is mistaken.
The prospect that the embargo on
arms may be lifted during the coming
week. Constitutionalist representa-
tives here say. has frightened con
siderably, and they are eagerly pre-
pairing To buy large quantities OF arms
Tor quick shipment TO the border
Still Hopeful Of Success.
President Wilson and Secretary
Bryan still hope. though. that uuerta
Will come 10 terms without the ncces-
sity or such measures as lifting the
embargo and IL is likely that the
American government will want "a few
DAYS for tine effect of foreign pressure
before making any decisive move for
ward in It's policy
The warning which has been given
10 British subjects 10 move out OF in
accessible towns was regarded hY
many conversdut with the situation
aS likel. To impress Huerta that a
drastic policy against him might be in
prospect
The continued successes OF 'aa Con.
siituuOua.ist- iu the field. tine plan e..
financially starving the Huerta re-
gime and the pressure from foreign
governments are the factors which
the Washington government believes
inevitably will fore" Huerta out of
power. The attitude Of the admins
tration appeared To be one OF patient
waiting for this result
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 1s.-What
doubt remained regarding Gene
raj Huerts's intentions with re-
spect 10 compliance with the
American demands for his own
elimination was removed from the
minds Of most neSicans and for
Minister q the Interior, who was
dismissal Of Manuel Cara Aldspe,
eiqn residents by his pre-e nptory
looked on IS the head OF Huerta's
cabinet.
Manuel Garaza Aldspe led that
group Of the cabinet which held
the conviction that u would be
best TO 3ccede TO that portion az
least OF Wa5hinGton's demands.
which meant the total abandon
r1ent 81 power ~ the provisional
president and he Is said TO have
been the only one with sufficient
courage 70 discuss the information
al situation frankly with his chief.
II was Lo who called az the AmerI-
can embassy recently and induced
Nelson O'Shaugnuessy. the charge
d'affaires. 20 send to Washington MS
appeal for the reopening OF nerotia-
tions. Senior Aldapc's resignation
was demanded a. q cabinet meetin-
NJ president Huerta's house early
this moruin- Huerta ls said 10
have reiterated ar this meeting the
statement shat he would not resign.
that with liW ir was a case of ufe
or death and b." was disposed 20 play
out the game
intriguing for Presidency.
Certain intimate friends of Gen.
eral Huer,a have been indicating fo
him. IL is aid. for som. time ina;
the minister Of the interior was an
triguing for the presidency and
that the cabinet had become divided
into camps Those who oppose {
Senior Aldape included Querldo Mo
henO. minister Of foreign AFFAIRS.
General BIauguet. minister or war.
and Jose Maria Lozano. minister or
fomeu'o.
r. is stated authori'at.vo'y that
these three ministers assured General
Huerta that unless tho minister oT o.,
interior was removed they would poe
sign. Manuel Cara AlJape was des.
ignated tonight hy tho provisional
president 20 so to Europe in fulfill
ment ~ some undetermined special
mission. senior Aldau-.- friends think
ir possible thar De- may Doe named t0
succeed Francisco De la Narra as
minister 20 France.
Senior pn ia HtrrI has been ordered
10 Japan as special awba -ll0r t0
present Oh" thanks OF rho Mexican gov
eminent FOR tUe participation OF Japan
iu th- centennial festivities under
POrf~i0 T.af Ir 1870