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time 10 make the venture. as the
street in front of III. American Con-
sulate Was patroiied by detectives,
When they finally left the door of
the Consulate the detectives on duty
apparently did not recognize them
and they walked deliberately through
the street TO the pier. where the.
presented u card from Constil Canada
10 the officer in command Of The
launch.
The American naval officer huv-
ried Them on board. the launch east
off. steamed quickly aeross the har-
Lor To the wheeiins and pu! them OF
board.
The detective. in from, II the ho-
tel and about the streets sim were
watching the pia-. long nfi-r day
light.
conssnis WILLIAM W. Canada has
not informed the Mexican anihori-
ties up to > o'clock this mornInf oi
the nisht of General Diax during the
night nor hal the authorities ordered
th" removal of the detectives. who
remained guarding III. deserted
rooms Of Ia. hotel.
The action Of the American consul
In assisting Genera, biax in hi'
flight had received the prior approx.
al of tho government at Washington
u Consul Canada siSnaii.d To III.
tS9,~rsinx for boa, 10 be sen, ashor.
after Dlax made his way into the
Consulate building
General Diax aud his companions.
once an board tho Wheeling. Soon r.
covered their com po-nr~. hut ,hii
reiterated their belief iha'
they were In have been shot Today.
Evaristo and Daniel Madcro. rcla-
tiycs Of the late president. who wcr.
arrested At Monterey for c"mpiici,.
In plot To hand over the city TO ths
rebels and broush, hy way OF Tam
pico to this city. have arrived her.
on u Mexican sunboat and have beer
iod ;ed In III" prison Of san juan.
Th. two M"xieans who sought rel.
uIc with General Felix piax on board
the United state. Eunhoat whc-iinf
las, night have piayscd u prom,ncn
part In Mexican politics. C.soiii'
ocon was charged on May ~. 1919
In the Mexican chamber OF dcpuii-
by Purida Mohcno. now minister %
foreign affairs. with being the acfua
murderer Of Gus,Avo Madcro. 'Thi
wss made In connection
with n dcinand for AT appropriation
of sis.0BW to be pa!M to Ocon 10
service rendered tn the government
Jssc Bonsie']s,sap iSssi. thcs othe
fugitive. vas in attorney In Mexic'
City and an adhcrcne u az thu lac
Gcnssai. Bernardo Reyes. nj osc iim'
sccrNaty Of war. who was shot Will
leading the rebels toward the nation
al palace during the attack hy Gen
craL Felix Diax In February. iht'
year.
,ISandovai was arrested on March +"
1912. In Mexico City. charged will
rebellion. when he came there Will
what purportcd to he m autograph
letter to President Francisco Maicrc
from Major Cuartes Haga:lorn Of tn.
United States army. stating that tn
bcarcr and many followers Of Rcve'
in San Louis and desired to return
Mexico City and resume their voea
tions.
l.. Blum. the American horsemai
arrested yesterday In Vera Cruz. wa
taken into custody in August last II,
Mexico City. charged with being i'm
lpicated in n plot to assassinatc Pro
visional President Huerta. The po'
lice declared that n fund was bein:
raised to pay the assassin and al
legged that Mr.. Blum was to be n sui
scriber. He was. however. release
later. having denied the charge.
Rear Admiral Fletcher this after
noon decided to transfer General
Diaz from the Wheeling to one of the
larger American war vessels. prohab-
ly the cruiser Tacoma.
General Guestavo Mas, comman
der OF the federal troops at Vers
Cruz, appeared today to be amused
more than provoked by the action
of General Felix Dtaz in taking RET
uge last night on board the Wheel
ing.
The federal commander insists
that lie has no oriers for the arrest
of General Diaz and that he has no
orders to protest against the action
of the United tSates in affordinc
asylum 10 Diaz. General Mas says
that Diaz might come ashore now
without molestation General Mas