Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-11
transformations Advent OF
Personal Envoy of Pesident
Wilson in City Finds PeO-
pie Apathetic Regarding
Mission of Peace.
MESSENGER REMAINS
RETICENT TO PUBLIC
Elaborate Precautions Taken
to Prevent Hostile Demon
stration in Mexican Capital
Prove Needless; Didn't Take
Clothes Enough.
iBy I.eascd Wire 60 Evening Herald J

iBy l.eascd Wire 60 Evening Herald
Mexico CITY. Aug. ii.-EN-Goyernor
John land, the personal envoy of
President Wilson. IN Mexico city to-
day Installed himself in temporary Of
nces al the United states embassy as
unofficial advisor TO the American
charge d'anaires, Nelson O'shaugh-
messy. Mr.. Lind passed several hours
in close conference with the charge.
Mr.. Lind was an early rise this
morning The sun had not mounted
high over the mountains before he
WAS astir lie took stroll through
the para in front OF HIS hotel and
down San Francisco avenue before
the shutters were removed from the
store windows.
A Sew hours later an embassy auios
mobile called at the hotel and con-
veyed MIR Lind 90 the embassy of the
United states, where, To the accom-
paniment of the hsmmering of car-
penters In adjoining rooms. where
they we're preparing the household
goods of Henry Lane Wilson, the
former American ambassador here.
tor shipment 10 the United states. the
advisor entered on his duties.
Ia the meantime. Mrs, q. a. Parker,
tho w.fa of an embassy attache, who
ta doing the honors IN the absence of
Mra. O'Shaughnessy called on Mrs.
Lind ana arransed for drive this at
ternoon about the city.
Or. william Bayard Hale, who no
longer hides his identity as the con-
ndentiai envoy OF President Wilson,
called at the embassy today and held
long conference with ex-GoVernOI
Lini and Mr.. p'Shaughnessy.
Frederlco GHpiboa, the Mexican sec
retaTy OF foreign relations, speaking
today with regard To Mr., Lind's mis-
zion, said
Il have great faith IN the reason
Sbleness of the Judgment Of the Unit
ed states and I have the conviction
that the differences between th'
United states and Mexico will soon b,
sdjusted."
The arrival Of Mr. Lind. whos'
tnysterlous mission to Mexico WAS th'
direct cause of public manifestation
yesterday In support OF Genera
Huefta's attitude toward American
mediation has been devoid OF thrills
when MT. Lind a. the personal rep
resentatlve OF President wilson
aughted from his train last night ai
ter tedious days Journey from Yer
Cruz. there were only few person
0bout the station, MIR. Land persist
entity maintained that reticenco whicl
ne had observed since he was sum
Inoned from his home la Minnesot
o. undertake. his present mission
what he IN 10 do here or just when u
viii begin the negotiations for whic
ne has come. are NJ great myster
o. before his arrival
he. was accompanied 10 the capita
bv Mrs iAnd. william W Canada, VA
United states consul at Vera cru
0nd by Dr. william hayard Hale, aei
ing under Instructions of the state dc
uartment The party was received h
Nelson O'shaughnessy, secretary
the United states embassy. who ha
been netting NJ charge d'unaires sine
the resignation of Ambassador Wilsn
and Charles " PARK, member of th
embassy stan. Police ih large nun
hers guarded the approach to the so
tlun but az the party Was driven Va
hotel where reservations had bee
made the public generally assumed
npaihetic attitude.
Reporters who endeavored To u
terview MIR. Lind met with little su
ress.
MIR Lind and his wife ana not go
MoxicO prepared for anything but
hrirf visit travelling with little bnggag
Their departure for Mexico was
hurried that Il occurred To neiih
Mr.. nor Mrs. LIND that warmer clotI
ing would be vented IN the uplan
af Mexlco Last night MI, Lind, wit
uut an overcast and his wife witho
wraps. shivered IN the cold air here.