Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17
uG'ERTA CALLS FOR
MEETING OF DIPLOMATS
(Hy LEASED Wire tO tlycnlng ftesuid.l

hN iffu~tn Nifc 10 tNctttht At5-E"tW.f
Washington. oct IL General
Hucrta plans to assemble the ioreign
diplomats ln Mexico CITY today or
tomorrow. according To the state de-
partmeut adNiCcs, ana muhc a state
mcnt on the present situation. No
inkiing of Huertns purpose was con
tanned in this dispatch.
This statement was received here
with the kconest Interest, though ad-
immigration officials doubt that this
Will chnngc the present status. Those
closest to the administration policy
believe dealings with hacrta are
practically ended and that poucefui
measures to compose the situation
will next be- oNertcd in other dircc-
uuns. Speculation on the possibility
and extent OF dealings with the con-
Etitutionnlist heads has been revived
hy the present situation, hut uTinka
NO definite statement from officials
quarters.
President Wilson has from time to
time said he would welcome inior-
nation OF the purpose ot the uunsu-
tutionuiists should they become sue
Cossful by arms. There has been no
direct communication hut tho prcsi-
dent is expected to he in receipt OF
Information along these lines.
one difficulty is that the Constitu-
tiOnulist chiefs are In various parts
of he republic and communication
is so slow that united action ON any
plan that might be- submitted would
take some time to formulate In the
meantime the administration regards
Huertns promises for a solution by
an election as violated and is said 90
feel free 20 hear other proposals.
The meeting of the diplomats In
Mexico city Wednesday was ncon-
elusive and bound none of the par
a.. 4lHaHf "a
cording to other adViccs. othCial dis-
patches today reported that the meet
Ing. called for a discussion OF the
situation in the republic, reached No
collective opinion as 90 n solution ol
the problem" IT,, meeting was held
az the German legation and repre-
scntativcs of Great Britain, spain,
Germany. Austria, France. Russia,
Norway ana the United states were
Two Americans Killed
Guadalnjara, Mexico. oct. IT,
Two American citizens and one Mex
lean were killed on Tuesday as the
result Of "a feud at Hostotipaqnillo' a
mining camp in the state OF Jallsco,
about eighty miles 90 the northwest
of this city. Twenty foreigners
there were threatened Wiih cNicrmi-
nation.
The dead Americans are Thomas
Barrett, minc manager ana VIII
liam Kendall mine omploye,
Ncws Of the killing reached this
city carly today Barrett WIS mur-
dcrod with AN axe hy thc Mexican,
who was captured hy Kendall ana
turned over tu the rural guards.
While the guards were cFcortiug the
murderer tn Magdulenn they shot
him
4 story reached the mining camp
n
Kendall. whorcupon "a number ~
MoNiCans set upon Kendall ana killed
him Tho Same nirht about 100
MsXIcuns attacked an tho foreigners
In camp. Tho foreigners took refuge
in "a jplnc after telophoning to Mag
dulcua for troops A detachment or
fiNy rural guards responded ana
escorted the foreigners to Magdalcna.
whore they .vok "a train for this citN.
Was Working as Miner.
sheldon. Mo, oct IT, Wlllinm
Kendall. reported killed in the state
of JuliscO. McXiro, Was son Of Mrs.
Kate Kendall widow, who lives ON
farm six miles north Of thls place,
Hc has bccn in Mexico In mining
work Tor several years. Mrs Ken.
dall received word Of her sons death
through the GuadalaJnra authorities
today
MurfrcmhuTo. Tenn, oct lt,--Ac-
cording To- information received here
from william T.. Alger American
consul at dazatlan, Mexico, Gran
willie n HlungiHs. member of prom
lnent Murfroesboro family ~ hCld
prisoncr Ion tho MeXicnn city by the
IJuertn Enyornmont accused ot nbei .
Ting the rebels The consul asked
that money he sent for HuEginF 'e-
fonae. but innsmuch az tho latter was
dated September e. the family fear
tno deinV fodnv wired To the Amer