The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-21
Demonstration Planned for New
Minister'S Arrival Has
Been Abandoned.
ARMS FOR THE REBELS
Senator Fall to Push RcsOlu.
tion to Permit Sale by
Americans.

W,sul>GToN. July informatio re-
cei,cd hero tonight through official cham
ncls Indicated that the Huerta Govern
ment in Mexico has given up its plan ~
having an impressive prO-Japanese demon
strstiou on IA. arrival IL Mexico city of
mo new Japanese Minister to that country.
There have been reports for scvera!
d4ys that the Mcxicans would TAX. ad-
vantage cf this opportunity To make q
demonstration which would plainly he IN
tended as an affront tn the United States
Government; There is good reason to b.
reyc that the IIuerta Government was
promoting this plan. just as II IL supposed
10 have promoted the anti-Amcrican
demonstrations that have occurred re-
Gently in the Mexican capital
ppar,ntly. however. i,uerta and his
followers have had sobu Ing second
thought and have decided to refrain from
any pronounced pro-Japanese demonstra-
tion. This Gcveinmont. of course. has n"t
made any representations on this subject
10 the Huerta Administration.
Decentralization increases.
II ls understood that the Information
which Washington officials have received
has come from the American Embassy ~
Mexico city. .Advices received Ivy the state
, Department to-day indicated plainly that
tho Generalization in Mexico is becoming
more pronounced Tho impression Ia daily
growing here that the Hucrta Government
vii, not be able long to stand up II the
spread of anarchy and pillaCe continues.
A despatch to the State Department
from Frontera. in the state of Tabasco.
said several plantations in the neighbor-
hood of that town. among them Arncri-
can estates. had been sacked. The Gov
srnor of the State promised to give Amer
leans prompt relief.
The State Department to-day made in
Cury as to the report that armed Mexi-
can rebels headed by FL Mocho Martinez
sre now threatening the lives OF Am~ri-
cans remaining in the Madero lumber
camp near the Hearst property In Chi
huahua. The State Department has re-
ceived no confirmation Of this report.
Dispatches received at the department
to-day said the Federal troops had at
tackled the y16els rear -klendi In north.
troops recently moved into northern Mex
leo to combat che Carran.n rebels. No
definite information was obtained as to
the oVtCoue VI tHe eu8dStueut.
waiting for Mr.. Wilson.
This week will see important develop
ments In the Mexican situation so far as
the policy Of this Government Is con-
ceFned. Henry Lane Wilson. American
Ambassador to Mexico. is now on his way
TO Washington and will arrive here the
after part of the week. Secretary Of
State Bryan will return from his Chau-
auqua circuit TO confer with Ambassador
Wilson and the President. At this con-
. ference a decision will be reached as to
the future policy Of the United States
toward Mexico.
senator Fall Of New Mexico also will
add to the developments OF the week. He
intends to push his resolution which II
passed will permit the sale OF American
Weapons and ammunition to the rebels in
Mexico. Senator Fall objects to the resO-
iut!cn passed BY Congress during the
Taft Administration which has been con-
strued In such "a way as to admit the ex-
portaton into Mexico OF arms and am
mun!tior consigned to the Huerta Gov.
eminent. but not munitions Of war which
are consigned to the rebels. Senator Fall
insists upon like treatment to both Fed.
erals and rebels.